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08.05.2008
Cancer is on the increase world-wide, but especially in developing countries, where resources available for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer are limited or non-existent.
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08.05.2008
What are the secrets of staying healthy? Eating a balanced diet is definitely one of the most important. At a recent conference in Arusha, Tanzania, delegates have been discussing some of the world’s forgotten foods – vegetables, nuts and fruits that are no longer widely grown
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08.05.2008
The thin skin of top soil around the earth supports all life on the planet. It provides plants with the essential nutrients they need for growth. But without care, the level of nutrients decline and soil becomes degraded making it more difficult to produce a good crop.
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08.05.2008
The high cost of doing business has driven out a number of firms from the Central Business District in search of spacious but inexpensive offices outside the city centre.
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08.05.2008
Main Street Technologies has announced the award of a turnkey supply contract for its Main One Cable System to Tyco Telecommunications. The cable system will span 14,000 kilometers and provide the much-needed high capacity for international and Internet connectivity to countries between Portugal and South Africa on the West coast of Africa.
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08.05.2008
The dramatic surge in food prices has plunged millions of poor people and many net food importing poor countries into a food crisis. Consequently, it has also put at risk their chances of achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015.
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08.05.2008
African Union member states have pledge to allocate 15% of national budgets to health says the Archbishop Tutu during the the commemoration of the 7th anniversary of the pledge.
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08.05.2008
The Young Women Christian Association (YWCA) on the Copperbelt of Zambia has revealed that cases of divorce among married couples with HIV are on the increase in the Province.
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08.05.2008
In a bid to escape the hammer of the regulator, NCC for poor quality of service on its network, Celtel Nigeria has concluded plans to pay billions of naira as compensation to subscribers on its network as directed by the NCC.
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OWA’s Training Centre is one of the interventions in our Capacity Building Programme. We believe in working in partnership with like minded organizations and as such, continue to share ICT based expertise with our partners.
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