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Far Too Few Using Improved Sanitation; More People Using Drinking-Water From Safe Sources -...

medicalnewstoday.com     Jul 20, 2008   18 related          

Every day, over 2.5 billion people suffer from a lack of access to improved sanitation [1]and nearly 1.2 billion practise open defecation, the riskiest sanitary practice of all, according to a report issued today by the...                    

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UNICEF/WHO: Far too few using improved sanitation

webwire.com     Jul 17, 2008   22 related          

More people using drinking-water from safe sources - - NEW YORK/GENEVA, July 2008 - Every day, over 2.5 billion people suffer from a lack of access to improved sanitation and nearly 1.2 billion practi... [WebWire - Thursday,...                    

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Cambodia: One of the 49 Least Developed Countries in the World

ki-media.blogspot.com     Jul 18, 2008   12 related          

What Are The World's Least Developed Countries?Friday, 18 July 2008, 10:26 amPress Release: UNCTAD What are the least developed countries (LDCs)?Forty-nine countries currently are designated by the United Nations as "least...                    

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Comoros Islands Government Says Open For Business

voanews.com     Jul 17, 2008          

Clottey Interview With Ahmed Gaffar - Listen (MP3) The union government of Comoros Islands says it is opened to business and investment after United States President George Bush officially named the country as a member of the...                    

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Jul 12, 2008: Great Company: Portraits by European Masters at Museum of Fine Arts

yahoo.com     Jul 12, 2008          

Watch the paintings and sculptures that span the renaissance to the twentieth century, including canvases by Moroni and Gainsborough, by Degas and van Gogh and by Matisse and Beckmann as well as marble busts by Canova and...                    

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Junior Soldiers Deserve Better House Allowance

allafrica.com     Jul 10, 2008   1 related          

Posted to the web 10 July 2008 There is glaring discrimination in the payment of housing allowances in the Ministry of Defence and National Service. The allowances are paid to only three different categories of the army staff....                    

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Seventh U.S.-Sub-Saharan Africa Trade and Economic Cooperation Forum

state.gov     Jul 10, 2008   1 related          

The seventh U.S.-Sub-Saharan Africa Trade and Economic Cooperation Forum (& ldquo;the African Growth and Opportunity Act Forum”) with the theme of "Mobilizing Private Investment for Trade and Growth" will take place in...                    

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Why Canada is the best haven from effects of global warming

nwsource.com     Jul 9, 2008   1 related          

By MICHAEL MCCARTHY SYNDICATED COLUMNIST A group of islands with the potential to develop into a tourist paradise has been named as the country least equipped to withstand the effects of climate change. At the other end of the...                    

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Dubai Cares drive this year to focus on volunteerism

khaleejtimes.com     Jul 8, 2008   1 related          

By Zoe Sinclair (Our staff reporter) DUBAI — The Dubai Cares initiative has provided at least three million children access to primary education, exceeding its target of one million, it was announced last night. Addressing the...                    

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AU Commission chief hospitalised at Japan summit

mg.co.za     Jul 7, 2008   10 related          

The map will replace this text. African Union Commission chief Jean Ping was rushed to hospital on Monday in Japan where he was attending a summit with the Group of Eight (G8) powers on the plight of the continent, officials...                    

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