BBC NEWS | Africa | The greatest hurdleSource: BBC News
Around the world millions of children are not getting a proper education because illness or disability prevent them going to school. In the third report in the BBC's Hunger to Learn series, Will Ross meets children in Tanzania who are overcoming visual impairment to learn.
NPR REVIEW: Jane Goodall Sees 'Hope For Animals' in new book/ InterviewSource: National Public Radio (NPR)
In her latest book, Hope for Animals and Their World: How Endangered Species Are Being Rescued from the Brink, she writes, "There are surely plants and animals living in the remote places beyond our current knowledge. There are discoveries yet to be made."
Albinos Murdered and Body Parts Sold for WitchcraftSource: BBC News
One person has been sentenced to life in prison and eight others to jail in Burundi over the murder of albinos whose remains were sold for witchcraft.
Three other suspects were acquitted by the court in Ruyigi province over the the killings of at least 12 albinos.
Dragonflies - Longest Insect Migration RevealedSource: BBC News
Every year, millions of dragonflies fly thousands of kilometres across the sea from southern India to Africa...
...and then likely back again, a round trip of 14,000 to 18,000km.
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Hu Jintao's African AdventurismSource: realclearworld.com
While U.S. President Barack Obama was shepherding his economic stimulus bill through Congress, Chinese President Hu Jintao was making his fourth trip to Africa.
Thomas Franck, Who Advised Countries on Law, Dies at 77Source: The New York Times
Thomas M. Franck, a prominent expert on international law in all its aspects who was particularly committed to promoting justice in developing countries, helping draft constitutions for several of them, died Wednesday at his home in Manhattan. He was 77.
A chimpanzee apocalypse in Tanzania?Source: Scientific American
Tanzania's chimpanzee population has plummeted by more than 90 percent, from 10,000 a few years ago to just 700 today, according to a report from the Tanzania National Parks Authority.
Death in Birth - Where Life's Start Is a Deadly RiskSource: The New York Times
The young woman had already been in labor for two days by the time she reached the hospital here. Now two lives were at risk, and there was no choice but to operate and take the baby right away.
Mastering a TalentSource: A24 Online
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"The music industry in Tanzania has witnessed tremendous growth over the past ten years. With a blend of influences from other countries especially the US along with the original musical traditions, Tanzanian music is conquering airwaves in East Africa."
Tanzania train wreck 'deliberate'Source: BBC News
Police in Tanzania suspect a train crash that left seven people dead was caused deliberately so that petrol could be stolen from the fuel tanks.
Tanzania 'witch-naming' under waySource: BBC News
Thousands of people in Tanzania have been taking part in an exercise aimed at identifying those behind the killing of albinos for ritual purposes.
Tanzanians to name albino killersSource: BBC News
Tanzania is launching a nationwide exercise urging the public to identify those behind dozens of murders of people with albinism.
In the past 15 months, 45 albinos have been slaughtered in Tanzania.
The Power of NightmaresSource: Counter-Terrorism and Security Blog
The Power of Nightmares is a controversial documentary that critiques the United States government and attempts to show how neo-conservatives shaped the war on terror against Islamists in the post-9/11 world. We watched it in my SRA 471 class with Dr. Horgan.