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Obama announces envoy for SudanMr Obama is a personal friend of the new envoy to Sudan US President Barack Obama has announced that retired Air Force Gen Scott Gration will be his envoy to Sudan. Gen Gration will lead US efforts to improve the humanitarian situation in the troubled Sudanese region of Darfur
The International Monetary Fund should be allowed to sell some of its gold reserves to cushion Africa from the global economic crisis, African countries will argue at next month’s Group of 20 summit. Meles Zenawi, Ethiopia’s prime minister, representing the continent, said the sell-off could raise between $5bn (€3.8bn, £3.6bn) and $15bn to be channelled through the IMF, World Bank and other multilateral institutions
Horn of Africa: Priorities and Recommendations 
PM Meles:Some Africa Nations May Collapse Without Econ Aid
LONDON (AFP)--Some African countries could "go under" if they are not helped through the global downturn, threatening "total chaos and violence," Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi warned the G20 on Monday
What Senators Didn’t Hear About Somali-American Jihadists
(by Patrick Poole):-In December 2007, months before the Somali men began disappearing from Minneapolis, I reported exclusively here at Pajamas Media about a jihadist fundraiser in the Twin Cities area ...
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Al Mariam fired up ready to rumble? Only if the Zombies in the Thriller musical video are alive!
Zeru Hagos  (Satire in reference to "hulegeb tagayoch" and extremist in Diaspora!)  A Maiden Presidential Clemency Gone Awry:
The Case of Birtukan Mideksa in Retrospect By Tesfaye Habisso |
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