(Afrique en ligne)--The African experts group meeting on slavery opened in Banjul, Gambia on Tuesday with a reminder that this crime against humanity disrupted Africa ‘s political and social systems.
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Sure Kamhunga (Business Day)--Two of Africa’s bigger stock exchanges are not enthusiastic about plans by the JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) to establish a pan-African board, as they have other priorities.
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Nergui Manalsuren (IPS)--Despite the admirable progress made by some African countries in preventing and treating HIV/AIDS since 2000, 14 million Africans have died of AIDS in that time span, and an additional 17 million have been infected, says a new report on HIV/AIDS on the continent.
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(Press Release)—Participants at a two-day workshop which ended late on Tuesday, 3rd June 2008 in Ouagadougou have validated the report on the functionality study for the construction of joint border posts in West Africa, a project whose architectural components are estimated at 66 million Euros.
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