25 MOST RECENT POSTS:

• At least 7,000 Sudanese and South Sudanese refugees have streamed into Kakuma since January 2012
• Many of the young women are trafficked for purposes of commercial sexual exploitation
• Damage-strewn landscape years after fighting ended in Sri Lanka’s north
• Convincing farmers to grow drought-resistant small grains in favour of maize is a difficult task
• Aid agencies are seeing the reading on the wall
• Pockets of cream-yellow coloured bacterial ooze in a BXW affected banana plant
• Harassment: African women are often taken to be prostitutes in Norway
• Power to the people!
• Fight against HIV has been the one of the best-funded health issues
• Obama finally gives in and will declare his genuine birthplace, birth certificate and the Kenya connection; a reliable source tells API
• Little assistance given: HIV widows on the edge in Nepal
• It is time for the world to recognize Somaliland diplomatically: The country’s independence celebrated yesterday on the 18th of May 2012
• Thousands of refugees are waiting for registration – KENYA-SOMALIA border
• No roads, so health workers fly – fighting schistosomiasis in Ghana
• At least 1.3 million Kenyan farmers do not have any maize seeds to plant this season
• Israel’s embrace of illegal settler outposts hinders peaceful solution
• Blame game defers solution to Gaza’s energy crisis
• Uneasy calm in Sebha after clashes
• Forests remain a source of conflict
• Concern over attacks on aid workers
• A quick reaction force moulded by Africa’s circumstances
• FAKE DRUGS STILL A MAJOR HINDERANCE TO FIGHT MALARIA IN AFRICA.
• Kenya’s new constitution in conflict with the Provincial administration
• Hundreds of Somalis complete military training: Heading home to boost the forces fighting Al Shabaab.
• The Office of the Prosecutor has requested two new warrants of arrest in the DRC situation.