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CNN- Nelson Mandela admitted to hospital in South AfricaFormer South African President and anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela has been admitted to hospital following an abdominal complaint, the government says.
- Syrian forces pound opposition centersSyrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces pounded resistance strongholds Saturday, opposition activists said, raising questions about what immediate effect a plan by world powers to end the violence will have in the hardest hit areas.
- Cameraman provides rare glimpseA freelance cameraman who visited Homs recently put together a video that provides a rare glimpse of life in the embattled city and an even rarer close-up of the opposition movement in Syria.
- Hamas declares support for protestersIn a change in policy, the leaders of the Syrian-backed Islamic militant group Hamas declared their support Friday for anti-government protesters in Syria.
- Bomb kills 30 as Yemen leader sworn inYemen swears in its new president, cementing a power transfer deal reached in November to end months of violence over outgoing leader Ali Abdullah Saleh's longtime rule.
- Deadly protests erupt in AfghanistanProtests over burning of Qurans at a military base entered a fifth day Saturday as hundreds took to the streets in Afghanistan.
- Fraud scandal rocks Spain's royalsThe son-in-law of Spain's King Juan Carlos arrived in court to testify before a magistrate Saturday as a suspect in a fraud scandal that has created unprecedented problems for the popular royal family.
- Atomic watchdog critical of IranIran's representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency denied Friday that officials blocked inspectors from visiting a crucial nuclear facility last week and said the country is ready to continue discussions about its nuclear program.
- Group claims deadly Iraq attacksThe Islamic State of Iraq has claimed responsibility for Thursday's attacks in that country that killed dozens of people and wounded hundreds more.
- Santorum, Romney battle in tight raceRepublican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum spent Friday trading barbs and stumping for votes in Michigan, where polls show the two candidates in a virtual tie four days before what has emerged as a critical contest.
- Nelson Mandela admitted to hospital in South Africa
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- Mandela 'stable after operation'Former South Africa President Nelson Mandela is in a stable condition after surgery for "a long-standing abdominal complaint", the BBC understands.
- UN site ablaze in Afghan protestPart of a UN compound in the Afghan city of Kunduz is set ablaze and seven are reported dead in protests over the burning of Korans at a US airbase.
- Campaign to save Manet paintingOxford's Ashmolean Museum launches a campaign to buy a £28m painting by the French Impressionist Edouard Manet and prevent it leaving the UK.
- Yemen car bomb blast 'kills 26'At least 26 people have been killed by a car bomb in southern Yemen, officials say, shortly after the new president was sworn into office.
- Doctors discuss pensions ballotDoctors' leaders are holding an emergency meeting to consider balloting for industrial action.
- Church 'does not own marriage'The Church does not own marriage nor have the exclusive right to say who can marry, a Liberal Democrat government minister says.
- Red Cross resumes Homs rescue bidThe Red Cross resumes its attempt to evacuate people trapped by shelling in Homs, after getting the first residents out on Friday.
- Ministers deny delaying new drugsMinisters reject claims from the UK's biggest drug firm GlaxoSmithKline that new cancer treatments are being delayed to save money.
- Payday lender 'threats' apologyThe payday lender MiniCredit apologises to customers who received emails threatening to contact their employers if they did not settle their debts.
- Burger King leaves jobless schemeBurger King becomes the latest firm to pull out of the government's controversial work experience scheme for jobless people.
- Mandela 'stable after operation'
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- GYIN-Gambia Interim Executive Meets IFAD Country Programme ManagerThe Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN)-Gambia planned executive led by Mamadou Edrisa Njie, GYIN Gambia Ambassador had a meeting with the Country Programme Manager, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Moses Abukari on the operational of GYIN-Gambia as well as to introduce the planned executive. The meeting was held at the Roc Height L […]
- UNAIDS boss charges African continent to debate local production of HIV/AIDS commoditiesUnited Nations Under-Secretary-General, Michel Sidibe is calling on the African continent to seriously open debate on the need to support and sustain local production of HIV/AIDS commodities. Read more http://www.globalnewsreel.com/2012/02/unaids-boss-charges-african-continent.html
- Ghana celebrates international women’s day on Mount KilimanjaroGhana is set to join the rest of Africa to declare a resounding statement calling for Africa’s commitment to end violence against women and girls. The declaration takes place in March at the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro in commemoration of International Women’s Day, which falls on March 8. Read more http://www.globalnewsreel.com/2012/02/press-release-ghana-cele […]
- MURDER SUSPECT REMANDEDBasirou Bah was on Thursday 23rd of February remanded in Prison custody by the Banjul Magistrates’ court presided over by Principal Magistrate Alagbe Taiwo Ade for allege murder. According to the particulars of offence the aforesaid person on the 10th of February, at Yorro Jula Village in Lower River Region {LRR} murdered one Gallo Njie [...]
- Global Unification-Gambia Partners With 1% for the PlanetGlobal Unification, The Gambia better known as GU is a new nonprofit partner of 1% for the Planet. 1% for planet is an alliance of over 1,380 member companies in 43 countries around the world, that give one percent of their revenues to environmental causes. Under this partnership, GU is now eligible to receive donations [...]
- NGO WEEK 2012 DECLARATION 11 – 17 February 2012, TANGOWe the members of The Association of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Gambia (TANGO), having conceived the idea of convening the NGO Week in which we brought together all of our members and non-members including other non-state actors to celebrate the successes and contributions of NGOs to the socio-economic and political development of the Gambia from […]
- YJAG Trains College Press Corps on Basic JournalismThe Gambia College Press Club recently organised a day-long training on “Basic Journalism” for its members at the College campus in Brikama, the regional capital of the West Coast Region. The training, facilitated by the Young Journalists Association of The Gambia (YJAG), was aimed at introducing the press club members to the fundamentals of journalism [...] […]
- IMF Staff Team’s Report on GambiaThe Gambia economy achieved robust growth with low-to-moderate inflation in recent years, despite the global economic crisis. Real GDP growth averaged around 6 percent a year during 2008-10, driven mainly by agriculture. Tourism and remittances, however, were hit hard by the global crisis. Meanwhile, inflation ranged between 2 and 7 percent (year-on-year), a […]
- Maiden ‘NGO Week’: Coalition Celebrates SuccessThe Association of Non- Governmental Organizations in The Gambia better known as TANGO, a consortium of Non-governmental Organizations in The Gambia, celebrated what they described ‘NGO Week’. The celebration started with a parade led by the Scouts from Africell Junction to TANGO headquarters in Fajara ‘M’ Section. The Marchers were NGO workers, members of s […]
- Are women issues adequately addressed in governance?Africa’s prospects, in this 21st century, depend on the ability and willingness of her leaders to fully include women in local, national and international decision-making processes. This is one of the many principles envisaged by the Beijing Platform for Action and the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights. Ghana is a signatory to most international [ […]
- GYIN-Gambia Interim Executive Meets IFAD Country Programme Manager
