Thursday, July 31, 2014

Daily Africa News - July 31, 2014

Daily Africa News
 
Daily Africa News
July 31, 2014
From VOAAfrica.com

 
Sierra Leone Declares Emergency to Deal with Ebola Sierra Leone Declares Emergency to Deal with Ebola
Koroma said Sierra Leone is 'in a great fight,' and that Ebola is beyond what any one country or community can defeat More
 
Liberia Announces Additional Ebola Containment Measures Liberia Announces Additional Ebola Containment Measures
Information Minister Lewis Brown says several communities may have to be quarantined to further reduce the spread of the deadly virus More
 
WHO Advises No Flight Restrictions, Low Risk from Ebola WHO Advises No Flight Restrictions, Low Risk from Ebola
WHO says disease only transmitted when patients are displaying severe symptoms More
 
NGO Fights Ebola Fear and Stigma NGO Fights Ebola Fear and Stigma
ActionAid assisting health ministry in education efforts More
 
US Lawmaker: Ban Travel to US from Ebola-stricken Countries US Lawmaker: Ban Travel to US from Ebola-stricken Countries
Congressman Alan Grayson says travel ban he’s requesting would only apply to foreign visitors to US, not Americans returning from abroad More
 
US Ambassador to UN Praises Rwandan Peacekeepers US Ambassador to UN Praises Rwandan Peacekeepers
Samantha Power says the United Nations could learn lessons from Rwanda’s approach to peacekeeping More
 
VOA Presents: Young African Leaders Initiative VOA Presents: Young African Leaders Initiative
Africa 54’s Vincent Makori’s hosts a 30-minute special on the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), President Obama’s flagship program to invest in the next generation of African leaders. This summer 500 fellows from Africa are in the United States studying public management, civic leadership and business and entrepreneurship in a six-week fellowship. More
 
Cameroon's Coffee Farmers Blame Government for Production Drops Cameroon’s Coffee Farmers Blame Government for Production Drops
Cameroon's growers, dealers and experts mourn declines in a nation that once ranked 12th in the world. More
 
Tailors Become Schoolteachers in Cameroon Camps Tailors Become Schoolteachers in Cameroon Camps
There's little schooling in Cameroon UN camps for children who fled Central African Republic's war More
 
 
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Daily Africa News - July 30, 2014

Daily Africa News
 
Daily Africa News
July 30, 2014
From VOAAfrica.com

 
Liberia Diaspora Mobilizing for Ebola Relief Liberia Diaspora Mobilizing for Ebola Relief
Liberia’s US Ambassador, Jeremiah Sulunteh, says embassy is coordinating collection of funds and medical equipment to send to Liberia for Ebola relief More
 
Nigeria Tracking 30,000 People at Risk of Contracting Ebola Nigeria Tracking 30,000 People at Risk of Contracting Ebola
Nigeria's government implements state of 'red alert' at all border crossings and initiates a media campaign to alert the public More
 
Islamist Militants Seize Libyan Army Base in Benghazi Islamist Militants Seize Libyan Army Base in Benghazi
Benghazi Revolutionaries Shura Council announced capture of main military base in eastern city in statement Wednesday More
 
Nigerian Islamic School Tries to Combat Boko Haram Nigerian Islamic School Tries to Combat Boko Haram
Kaduna school headmaster teaches his students that what militants are doing is are doing is 'a total misunderstanding of the Islamic religion' More
 
S. Sudan Warring Parties Ready for Another Round of Talks S. Sudan Warring Parties Ready for Another Round of Talks
New peace talks between warring parties delayed by at least a day, as two sides prepare for negotiations More
 
24 Killed in Guinea Concert Stampede 24 Killed in Guinea Concert Stampede
President Conde declares a week of mourning for victims who died at rap concert More
 
UN: Heinous Crime of Human Trafficking Must Stop UN: Heinous Crime of Human Trafficking Must Stop
International Labor Organization estimates 21 million men, women and children are victims of forced labor and forced prostitution More
 
Urbanization Can Bring Health Risks Urbanization Can Bring Health Risks
Researchers warn of increase in heart disease, diabetes More
 
 
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

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EU widens sanctions against Russia

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EU widens sanctions against Russia

EU has adopted range of fresh economic sanctions against Russia over the conflict in Ukraine, EU sources say

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China investigates ex-security chief

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China investigates ex-security chief

China's former security chief Zhou Yongkang under investigation for violations of party discipline, state media say

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