Gambia Photos, a group on Flickr.
The Gambia, The Smiling Coast, West Africa
United Nations Photo’s photostream
April 11, 2012
United Nations Photo’s photostream on Flickr.
United Nations Photo’s photostream
allAfrica.com: Nigeria: 457 Citizens in Brazilian Prisons
April 10, 2012
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allAfrica.com: Nigeria: 457 Citizens in Brazilian Prisons.
Four hundred and fifty-seven Nigerians convicted or awaiting trial for drug trafficking offences are being held in several Brazilian jails, the chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, said yesterday.
The Nigerians include a 72-year-old woman, Fausat Abosede; Lara Salami (62), Theresa Ezezue (60), Vivian Ajibua (57), Ngozi Dike (51), Amina Yusuf (51), Moronranti Afolayan (48), Benedicta Nneka (42), Stella Odilli (37), Ajibola Olajumoke (36), Folake Lawson (35), Vivian Etuwe (31) and Amaka Isilabo (28).
Stephen Kinsella: Are we paying too high a price for our stability? via @independent_ie
April 10, 2012
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Stephen Kinsella: Are we paying too high a price for our stability? via @independent_ie.
I’m going to become violent with the next person to describe the €67.5bn loan Ireland received in 2010 as a bailout. It wasn’t a bailout for anyone except the private bondholders who took the debt of private, badly run, banks, who stood to lose everything, and ended up with all their money back, all to aid in the preservation of the stability of the European banking system.
Autism linked to older fathers | Irish Examiner
April 5, 2012
Egypt Constitution Faces Islamic Colouring – IPS ipsnews.net
April 5, 2012
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Egypt Constitution Faces Islamic Colouring – IPS ipsnews.net.
The large proportion of Islamist-leaning members in Egypt’s Constituent Assembly elected last month has led to accusations that Islamist parties – especially the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) – are effectively monopolising the constitution-drafting process.
‘Mission to Prey’ — the baseless accusation that set off a bomb via @independent_ie
April 5, 2012
‘Mission to Prey’ — the baseless accusation that set off a bomb via @independent_ie.
LAST May RTE broadcast a ‘Primetime Investigates’ programme entitled ‘Mission to Prey’. It alleged that Fr Kevin Reynolds had committed statutory rape by fathering a child with an underage Kenyan girl called Veneranda while she was working as a maid in a house he frequented in Africa 30 years ago…
RTE apologised to Fr Reynolds and accepted the allegations were baseless, without any foundation and untrue.
Birds of The Gambia and Senegal
April 2, 2012
Birds of The Gambia and Senegal [Please read rules], a group on Flickr.
Birds of The Gambia and Sengal
Peter "Just Loves Flying" 
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