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28.07.2010 13:38 by Administrator AEFJN (0 comments)

News from AEFJN N. 42 now online

The edition N. 42 of the News from AEFJN is now available online. It contains news on the withdrawal of international donors from the fight against AIDS, on food sovereignty on the exploitation of uranium in Chad and much more.

02.07.2010 05:45 by Begoña Iñarra (0 comments)

Virtual Visit to Africa - Visite virtuelle en Afrique

tl_files/aefjn-images/im_Africa/im_Afr_News/100630 DRCdefile.jpg A virtual visit with ARTE to get in the atmosphere of the twelve African countries that gained independence in 1960, please go to: http://www.arte.tv/afrique for web documentaries in French. Une visite avec ARTE dans l'atmosphère africaine des 12 pays qui ont gagné l'indépendance en 1960. En français.

30.06.2010 14:46 by Administrator AEFJN (0 comments)

Forum for Action N. 53 online

The latest edition of AEFJN's Forum for Action is now online. It contains articles arms brokering, on neglected tropical diseases, on the relationship between trade and health, on Eni's activities on Congo-Brazzaville and on the climate crisis.

30.06.2010 11:37 by Begoña Iñarra (0 comments)

Ugandan Catholic Bishops on the Current Situation of the country

tl_files/aefjn-images/im_Africa/im_Afr_News/arb_lwanga_kampala_ug.jpg " Aware that the common good requires respect for the principles of democracy which include, among others; equality among persons, the sovereignty of the people and respect for the rule of law, the current events in the country indicate that there is a lot of fear and anxiety about the social, economic and political future of this country"

09.06.2010 07:18 by Begoña Iñarra (0 comments)

The Vatican asks for Universal Access to medicines at the HCR

tl_files/aefjn-images/im_aefjn_lobby/silvano_m_tomasi.gif Mgr. Silvano M. Tomasi, representing the Vatican at the United Nations in Geneva has presented a statement asking for effective action to guarantee Universal Access to medicines for all persons.

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16.02.2010 16:13 by Begoña Iñarra (0 comments)

Blog on Africa

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INFO AFRICA

News and Information on the Continent.

G8 falls short on development aid

1005 Malawi Press Review May 2010

AFRICA not spending enough on food

100504 Plugging Africa's leak

MADAGASCAR - Financial crisis on the hoof

100318 Africa home to two-thirds of world’s slum population

Obama expands military involvement in Africa

Obama expands military involvement in Africa

A deal gone wrong in SOUTH AFRICA

A deal gone wrong in SOUTH AFRICA

Toxic waste poisoning in Abidjan

Toxic waste poisoning in Abidjan

Obama expands U.S. militariy options in Africa

100406 Obama expands U.S. military ops in Africa

KENYA – Catholic Missionary Group in the Fight against Malaria

KENYA – Catholic Missionary Group in the Fight against Malaria

South Africa Economy may shed more jobs

Zanzibar oil and gaz

Zanzibar oil and gaz

Africa's economy grew by 5,4% in 2009

Africa's economy grew by 5,4% in 2009

UGANDA: Donors say economy is recovering faster

UGANDA: Donors say economy is recovering faster

Civil society participation and China

Civil society participation and China

Freighters grappel with economic crisis

Freighters grappel with economic crisis

Jeffrey Sachs’s $200 Billion Dream

Jeffrey Sachs’s $200 Billion Dream

Arguments in landmark apartheid reparations case in South Africa

Arguments in landmark apartheid reparations case in South Africa

Angola Catholic Priest Calls for Combat to Injustice

Angola Catholic Priest Calls for Combat to Injustice

Malawi Basic Needs Basket, December 2009

BASIC NEEDS BASKET: LILONGWE, BLANTYRE, ZOMBA & MZUZU

MOZAMBIQUE - Christian Project Collects 700,000 Guns

Mozambique - Christian Project Collects 700,000 Guns

SADC Peoples’ Summit Declaration

We the more than 250 representatives of Social Movements, Non-Governmental Organisations, Trade Unions, Religious Organisations, Economic Justice and Human Rights Networks, Youth and Women’s Organisations, met in Kinshasa, DRC, to bring the SADC Community’s attention to challenges that affect our daily lives.

Apartheid reparations case against multinationals in South Africa

A landmark case against several international corporations accused of aiding South Africa’s apartheid regime is underway. The companies include Daimler AG, General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and IBM. They’re accused in a class-action lawsuit of complicity in human rights abuses during the years they did business in apartheid South Africa.