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Niger Watch: May 2006

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Thursday, May 25, 2006. Pictures of the $100 laptop: 1st working model of One Laptop Per Child (OLPC). From May 23, 2006 blog entry. By Pablo Halkyard at PSD blog - The World Bank Group:. Pictures from the unveiling of the first working prototype of the $100 Laptop at the Seven Countries Task Force today. Green became orange, and the hand-crank is gone. Compare with Intel's sub-$400 entry and AMD's $185 version. To learn about One Laptop per Child and view pictures. Photo: 1st working model (OLPC). Never...

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Telegraphe Congolais: September 2004

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Thursday, September 23, 2004. It has been my contention that I am going to the Congo to marry a gorilla. This much is for certain: I'll not leave without a kiss, at the very least. Posted by LouisAntoine @ 2:35 AM. There will be no quoting Conrad. Les amis, I am still on familiar shores. But everything is falling into place. The State Department Advisory. For the Congo-DRC is a roaring good read, if a little hair-raising. Be assured that I'll be safe with Jo and Lyn Lusi, their organization DOCS.

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Where We Work - Congo | Double Harvest

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Aart and Cora van Wingerden, with Bert Lemkes visiting the hospital. In 1987 Aart van Wingerden, founder of DOUBLE HARVEST. Initiated the Adopt-a-Bed project with Centre Medical Evangelique (CME) at Nyankunde working directly with Doctor Ahuka Ona Longombe. Adopt-a-Bed helps to fund the operational cost of the hospital dealing with many patients wounded and sick as a result of the long brutal civil war in eastern Congo and surrounding countries. Or to the Double Harvest office.

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Niger Watch: April 2006

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Sunday, April 09, 2006. Bird flu now found in Burkina Faso. On April 4, 2006 Keith noted Bird flu now found in Burkina Faso. The 5th African country to confirm the presence of the deadly H5N1 bird flu virus. Posted by Ingrid J. Jones at Sunday, April 09, 2006. Niger begins cull weeks after finding bird flu. Niger began culling poultry on Sunday, more than a month after it first discovered an outbreak of deadly avian flu near its southern border with Nigeria. Reuters 9 Apr 2006. Thursday, April 06, 2006.

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Niger Watch: The African Union welcomes the successful conclusion of the transition process in Niger

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Wednesday, March 16, 2011. The African Union welcomes the successful conclusion of the transition process in Niger. The Chairperson of the Commission congratulates Mr. Mahamadou Issoufou for the confidence bestowed upon him by the people of Niger, by electing him to the highest office in his country. He assures the people of Niger and the new authorities of the determination of the AU to continue to support them in their efforts to consolidate the democratic process and promote the socio economic develop...

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Niger Watch: Bill Gates dédicace un ballon de football au Nigeria en soutien à l’éradication de la polio en Afrique

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Tuesday, June 08, 2010. Bill Gates dédicace un ballon de football au Nigeria en soutien à l’éradication de la polio en Afrique. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE. Sandra Prufer, 1 847 866-3208. Kiki Melonides, 1 847 866-3134. Bill Gates dédicace un ballon de football au Nigeria en soutien à l’éradication de la polio en Afrique. Les Rotary clubs du Nigeria et d’Afrique unissent leurs efforts alors que le ballon achève son périple de quatre mois à travers le continent africain. Comme l’explique I...

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Niger Watch: December 2005

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Saturday, December 10, 2005. Ingrid Patetta films Niger's nomads of the Azawak valley. Ingrid Patetta is a french documentary filmmaker and video editor. Funny we should share the same first name. Ingrid stumbled upon my blog Niger Watch blog during a search on blogger and emailed me. Featuring a video she shot in Niger about the nomads of the Azawak valley, and website. Showing video 'Agadez, Gateway to the Sahara'. Posted by Ingrid J. Jones at Saturday, December 10, 2005. Subscribe in a reader. 26 July...

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From Breakthroughs to Blessings By:Tameka Jameson | The provision of Healing

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The provision of Healing. Just another WordPress.com site. Laquo; Hello world! From Breakthroughs to Blessings By:Tameka Jameson. Seek help; you’ll heal half the scar–. Rape is defined as the unlawful compelling of a woman through physical force or duress to have sexual intercourse, . Rape is present everywhere, but is especially wide-spread in South Africa due to The Virgin Myth and Just Can’t Say No ( Meier. There is very little income for most families in South Africa, so men with a STD have intercour...