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30.05.2009, 08:53
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Proposing a solution to curb the spread of HIV/AIDS in Swaziland, which has the highest rate of HIV/AIDS in the world, has sparked public outrage and threatens to cost a government official his job.
02.07.2009, 18:02
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In Akwa Ibom, a Nigerian state with an alleged concentration of child witches, life’s misfortunes are often diagnosed as sorcery. As a result, children suffer abuse, abandonment or worse.
06.08.2009, 15:26
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Chocolate is a sweet business with disgusting ingredients – like child slavery. Attempts are being made to change the industry by pressing consumers, but Interpol says – free the children, prosecute the criminals.
17.08.2009, 11:43
There is a small fairyland in which young Egyptian men head out to build their dreams, far from the gray reality back at home.
11.05.2009, 14:47
While the world holds its breath watching the statistics fluctuate, a community of pig farmers in Egypt worries more about their future than about pandemics.
05.07.2009, 17:09
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It is initiation season, the time when many South African males are sent away boys and expected to return as circumcised men. Some don't make the cut and end up in critical condition. Some don't return at all.
26.02.2009, 16:19
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South Africans who were black last year have to slide over and make room for the new blacks. Lawsuits are forcing traditional blacks to be color-blind and to share their identity.
09.03.2009, 10:44
There is debate and controversy surrounding the flight of whites from South Africa.
28.05.2009, 07:03
Relatives of the Ukrainian sailors from the bulk cargo ship Ariana, captured by Somali pirates in the Indian Ocean, state that their relatives held hostage are being tortured, informs Itar-Tass news agency.
03.06.2009, 12:56
In the West, there is a black market for people looking to buy organs to save their lives. In Africa, there is a ‘red market’ where people buy magical body parts to elicit riches and good luck.
Published: 19 July, 2009, 15:16
Masses of Africans illicitly arriving in South Africa have raised concerns about human trafficking. However, evidence has revealed they are merely men in pursuit of dreams — dreams with extreme costs and disappointments.
