March 29, 2012
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allAfrica.com: Mali: Ecowas to Call for Interim President to Replace Toppled Touré.
West African leaders may call for the speaker of Mali’s parliament to become interim president following last week’s military coup, Burkina Faso’s foreign minister has told RFI.
The Ecowas regional bloc is to send a delegation of six heads of state to the country to press for a return to constitutional order and elections.
March 29, 2012
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allAfrica.com: Senegal: New Alternative After Wade Defeat.
Analysts say that Senegal’s outgoing President Abdoulaye Wade was made to pay for his failure to respond to popular demands, particularly arising from the high cost of basic commodities, a lengthy strike by teachers, and high youth unemployment, by losing his bid for a third term of office.
March 28, 2012
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Rich-poor gap grew by over one-quarter in 2010.
THE GAP between the richest and poorest in Ireland grew by more than 25 per cent during 2010, new figures show.
A Central Statistics Office report on income and living conditions shows the average income of the top 20 per cent of earners was 5.5 times greater than those in the lowest 20 per cent.
This inequality ratio – up from 4.3 a year earlier – is the highest figure on record since this measurement was first used in 2004.
March 28, 2012
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Impact of Social Media: A Top ten list.
Everyone has become beautiful, Everyone has become a genius, Everyone has become a celebrity, Everyone has become a nationalist, humanist, activist,
Every problem has a perfect solution….
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Non-Irish children perform better because their parents value education.
I have noticed a marked difference between the Irish school children in my child’s school and their non-Irish classmates. The school recently held an essay competition and awards were given in a series of categories. I’d say 60 per cent of the winners were not Irish. The school is not 60 per cent non-national.
March 28, 2012
A year ago, Syrians took to the streets in peaceful protest demanding democratic change but the regime ruthlessly crushed the uprising. Empire discusses if the world powers can do anything to stop the escalation of force.
March 27, 2012
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allAfrica.com: InFocus » Voters in Senegal Choose Macky Sall over Incumbent President.
Opposition candidate Macky Sall defeated President Abdoulaye Wade in a second round of voting. Calm prevailed as voters streamed to polls. After preliminary results came in, Wade called Sall to congratulate the former prime minister and National Assembly leader on his victory
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