Netherlands — Authorities in the Netherlands yesterday arrested a woman in a village south of the country on suspicion of involvement in the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
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EU to support Kenya with $602m
The European Union said on Saturday it will give Kenya about 500 million euros to supplement its 2010/11 budget, a 25 percent rise over 2009/10. East Africa's biggest…
Foci és fejlesztés – a dél-afrikai futball világbajnokság és a Millenniumi Fejlesztési Célok
Történelmi esemény, és sokak számára a remény jelképe, hogy a játék történetében először az afrikai kontinensen kerül megrendezésre a futball világbajnokság.
Push for ‘Great Green Wall of Africa’ to halt Sahara
African leaders are meeting in Chad to push the idea of planting a tree belt across Africa from Senegal in the west to Djibouti in the east.
Mining executives’ Africa plane wreckage found
The wreckage of a plane carrying a group of Australian mining executives in West Africa has been found, Cameroon's information minister said.
Madagascar: EU holds back $600m aid
The European Union has held back a 600 million euros development aid to Madagascar for failing to adhere to democratic tenets. The bloc, which is the island's major…
Unesco launches fresh effort in Africa to teach the continent its history
Eight volumes of scholarly study, produced since 1964, became sidelined by political changes. Now schools will be asked to make a second try.
Afrikaans ‘in retreat’ on campus
A leading Afrikaner historian rails against a policy he says is driving language out of South Africa's universities but supports say is making higher education more accessible.
World Cup gives South Africa’s wine a boost
Paarl, South Africa -- "I've got the best commute in the world," Fairview Estate's chief wine maker Anthony De Jager says with a smile as he watches his…
World Cup viewers killed in Somalia
Somali fighters from the Hizbul Islam group have killed two people and arrested dozens for violating a ban on watching World Cup football matches on television.