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POLITICS-GHANA: New President Must Tackle Economy
By Francis Kokutse Accra (IPS) - As Ghana’s president-elect, John Evans Atta Mills, prepares to take office, he has his work cut out for him translating several years of strong macro-economic performance into tangible benefits for the majority of Ghanaians. GHANA: Indecisive On Small Arms Control POLITICS-GHANA: The Fruits of the Future MORE >>

HEALTH-AFRICA: Maximising the Benefits of AIDS Funding
Rosemary Okello*
NAIROBI (IPS) - Significant new investments in the fight against the AIDS pandemic could have positive impacts on broader health systems in Africa if governments handle them right.

SOUTH AFRICA: Community Gardens Contribute to Food Security
Stephanie Nieuwoudt
CAPE TOWN (IPS) - A few years ago 66-year-old grandmother Regina Fhiceka and her family of five ate vegetables only once a week. They would survive on maize and bread the rest of the time -- the cheapest food available in the poor township of Philippi, just 15 minutes from the affluent business district of Cape Town.

HIV/AIDS

Focus on Southern Africa

> New President Must Tackle Economy
> Captain Named President, Promises Elections in 2010
> Press Freedom: Going, Going, Gone
> Deadly Countdown for Small Parties

Economics - Finance

> Maximising the Benefits of AIDS Funding
> African Proposal Yet to Gain Foothold
> Sanitation: 'This Is the Way We Live'
> Building Regional Water Management

> Community Gardens Contribute to Food Security
> Negotiations Must Move "Outside the Box"
> Global Community Shies Away from Volatile Somalia
> Failure to Translate Women’s Legal Rights into Action

> Maximising the Benefits of AIDS Funding
> Climate Change Threatens Livelihoods
> African Proposal Yet to Gain Foothold
> Sanitation: 'This Is the Way We Live'

Health - HIV/AIDS

> Maximising the Benefits of AIDS Funding
> 'A Real Man Does Provide Care'
> Cholera Drowns Christmas Spirit
> Balancing Individual Rights Against Public Health

> Zimbabwe’s School System Crumbles
> Kibuzi Bananas Follow Ugandans to London
> Women 'Keep Life Going' in Violent Streets of Mogadishu
> Nomadic Schools for Mobile Girls

> Borders -- Where Two Economies Meet
> "Angolagate" Bribes in Local Banks
> Textile Manufacturing Goes Green and Clean
> Global Crisis Should Spell End of Laissez-Faire Doctrine

> Climate Change Threatens Livelihoods
> African Proposal Yet to Gain Foothold
> Building Regional Water Management
> South Africa Suffers Sanitation Backlog

Religion, Culture, Gender and Rights

Africa - A Globalising Continent

Rip & Read - Radio Service

CHANGING LIVES: Making Research Real

Africa: Polls to Polls

From Aid to Trade with Africa: Fact or Fiction?

The Southern Africa Water Wire

More Africa News

ZIMBABWE: Holy Water Is Serious Business

SOUTHERN AFRICA: Climate Change Threatens Livelihoods

GENDER-SOUTH AFRICA: 'A Real Man Does Provide Care'

ZIMBABWE: Cholera Drowns Christmas Spirit

POLITICS-GUINEA: Captain Named President, Promises Elections in 2010

KENYA: Press Freedom: Going, Going, Gone

ANGOLA: Deadly Countdown for Small Parties

CLIMATE CHANGE: African Proposal Yet to Gain Foothold

AIDS-SOUTH AFRICA: Balancing Individual Rights Against Public Health

DEVELOPMENT-AFRICA: Sanitation: 'This Is the Way We Live'

Dernières Nouvelles

SANTE-AFRIQUE : Maximiser les bienfaits du financement du SIDA

AFRIQUE DU SUD : Les jardins communautaires contribuent à la sécurité alimentaire

DROITS-RD CONGO : Des entrepreneurs expatriés ont-ils détourné l’argent des projets?

SENEGAL : La situation reste tendue à Kédougou après les émeutes de l’emploi

GENRE-AFRIQUE DU SUD : ‘Un vrai homme pourvoit aux soins’

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