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December 2007
Mission response in time of hiv-aids (IBMR)
by wrijneveld
bijlage bij IBMR - goede rapporten over kerk activiteiten en invloed op aids
November 2007
tradenet.biz - SELL MORE, BUY BETTER
by wrijneveld
Actual prices, offers and bids of commodities from all over africa
The long term effects of Africa's slave trades
by wrijneveld
verbanden tussen slavenhandel, ethnische fractionalisatie en economische groei
October 2007
Archibishop of Mozambique: condoms and HIV cocktails will give you AIDS - Boing Boing
by mbertier
(via)
Maputo Archbishop Francisco Chimoio, the head of the Catholic Church in Mozambique, has been spreading fatal lies about condoms and anti-virals: he claims that condoms and life-saving drugs have been infected with HIV in order to kill Africans.
September 2007
Geography Thematic Units
by knann
The majority of the Thematic Units are written for ages 7-9. Younger children can use them with help from adults, and older children can use them for extra learning or for their reports.
There is a cost for each unit, but it is only $2.00...a good value!! Must be purchased per classroom.
Many other subject areas available.
August 2007
July 2007
British Signal Security in North Africa, WWII
by 97Olds
Tactical and Technical Trends, No. 19: February 25, 1943
June 2007
Bono & His 'Cheeky' Representation of 'A Lot of Africans Without a Voice'
by avivamagnolia
(via)
Bono's hubristic declaration that he "he represents a lot of people [in Africa] who have no voice at all …. They haven’t asked me to represent them. It’s cheeky but I hope they’re glad I do' smacks of celebrity colonialism–a rather glamorized bastardization of old school colonialism [at the very least]. He's impinging on Africans' agency by inserting himself into dialogue with African leaders who have no accountability to the very Africans Bono is trying to 'represent.'
Zim passes controversial 'snooping' Bill : Mail & Guardian Online
by mbertier
(via)
Zimbabwe's Parliament, heavily dominated by President Robert Mugabe's party, has passed a controversial new Bill that allows the government to monitor phones, emails and post, reports said on Thursday.
May 2007
