Senegal: Two Sports Journalists Wounded in Armed Ambush
allafrica.com     Apr 28, 2008            

A group of sports journalists were travelling in convoy towards the southern city of Ziguinchor to cover a wrestling tournament on the night of 25 April when they are held up by about 10 gunmen who had barricaded the road at Keur Marie, about 30 km from the central town of Kaolack. The... [read full story]                    


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Several Recommendations Advanced To Combat Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing

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A number of recommendations have been advanced by participants at a two-day sensitization workshop organized by the Inter-Governmental Action Group Against Money Laundering In West Africa (GIABA) based in Dakar, Senegal, at a...                    

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Food inflation here to stay; prices up 6 percent this year

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Wee-Fi: Houston-Fi, Sacramento Disconnect, ASCII WPA Passphrases, Green Wi-Fi

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Viking 1 launched: 20 August 1975 - This Day in History

britannica.com     20 hrs ago          

The robotic U.S. spacecraft Viking 1, built to explore the surface of Mars, was launched this day in 1975 and nearly one year later landed on Chryse Planitia, a flat lowland region in the northern hemisphere of the planet.More...                    

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