Az egykori amerikai szupermodell Khaliah Ali a "század mérkőzésének" 35. évfordulójára érkezett Kinshasába. Apja 1974-ben ugyanis itt vívta csatáját George Foreman-nal.
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Obama fenntartja a Szudán elleni szankciókat
A szudáni elnökkel, Omar al-Bashirral szemben alkalmazott “nyomásgyakorlás” politikájával összhangban Barack Obama amerikai elnök úgy határozott, hogy még egy évig fenntartja a gazdasági szankciókat Szudán ellen azért, hogy…
World Parliamentarians pledges support for quality health care
Parliamentarians from the world over have recommitted themselves to generate the political will and resources to promote high quality health systems. They pledged to use the next five…
Buhari: Elites Are Nigeria’s Electoral Reform Problems
Former Head of State and 2007 presidential candidate of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), Major General Muhammadu Buhari(rtd), said yesterday that Nigerian elites were the major problem…
Katonai megállapodást kötött Algéria és Nagy-Britannia
Algéria és Nagy-Britannia új védelmi megállapodást írt alá, amely az afrikai állam számára lehetővé teszi, hogy katonákat küldjön továbbképzésre a szigetországba.
Zimbabwe blocks UN torture expert
Zimbabwe's government has withdrawn an invitation to the UN's investigator on torture, Manfred Nowak, hours before he was due to land in the country.
Algeria, Britain sign military deal
Algeria and Britain have signed a new defence agreement, allowing more Algerian military officers to be trained in Britain and paving way for more joint military exercises between…
MJ, Naomi Campbell honored at African-American college gala
Michael Jackson, Mary J Blige and Naomi Campbell have been feted by a leading African-American college for their achievements in the world of fashion and entertainment.
Climate change will devastate Africa, top UK scientist warns
One of the world's most influential scientists has warned that climate change could devastate Africa, predicting an increase in catastrophic food shortages.
Guinea massacre was planned, says group
Guinean security forces planned the bloody crackdown on opposition protesters in which more than 150 people were killed and countless more wounded, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday.