"Nation CEO Deplores Western Media"

African Caribbean education centre aims to empower youths through black history classes
A group of spirited individuals dug into their own pockets to set up a learning and development centre that belongs to the black community and serves all its needs. Now it aims to empower young people through the teaching of African history.

Nation CEO Deplores Western Media
It's a pity that the otherwise good image of the African continent has received negative publicity from the foreign media, the CEO of the Nation Media Group Wilfred Kiboro said recently.

Chad: Government Says Sudanese Insurgents Killed 36 Herders in East
A group of unidentified armed men in military uniform crossed into Chad from Sudan early on Monday, killing 36 herders and stealing livestock, the Chadian government said.

Sudan Janjaweed militia accused of deadly attack in Chad
The bloody conflict in Sudan’s Darfur region spread across the border to Chad this week when some 75 people, mostly civilians, were killed in an attack on a village by the Sudanese ethnic Arab militia known as the Janjaweed, authorities and witnesses said Thursday.

At least five dead as over 500 African migrants storm border
Five people have died and dozens injured after hundreds of would-be immigrants stormed a border crossing between Morocco and Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta.

Khoisan skeleton ends up in mortuary
Questions are being asked about how valuable Khoisan human remains found near Jeffreys Bay, thought to be between 250 and 5 000 years old, landed in a Humansdorp mortuary.

Trafalgar Square reserved "for war generals"
LONDON'S TRAFALGAR Square is reserved for war generals, not a man of peace like Nelson Mandela, an inquiry heard today

South African farmers advised not to grow maize
Grain South Africa, the trade organisation of South African grain farmers, has warned its members to think carefully before planting the country`s staple maize, on the grounds that there is likely to be a huge surplus in production.

New research warns Kenya on EU partnership agreement
Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) with the European Union (EU) would undermine Kenya`s industrialization plans and the revitalization of the critical sectors of agriculture and manufacturing, says a new research jointly carried out by Eco-News Africa and Tradecraft (UK).

Bush And Black People
Why weren't any networks willing to allow eloquent Black intellectuals to make Kanye's case that Bush is a racist? It wouldn't have been hard to prove. I would have started with the President's praising inept FEMA director Mike Brown five days into the disaster on September 2nd with, "Brownie, you're doing one heckuva job." This, while the whole country was still riveted to TVs saturated with image after image of the unrelenting suffering of thousands upon thousands of people who were mostly poor and Black. I would next point out Bush's sheer insensitivity in choosing to deliver a speech in front of a statue of Andrew Jackson, an inveterate racist best remembered as a sadistic slave owner.

Aids virus 'could be weakening'
The virus which causes Aids may be getting less powerful, researchers say.

You exist if the Israeli computer says so

Sub-$100 laptop design unveiled

Media Coverage Disappearing in the Iraq War 'Endgame'

US troops upload photos of dead Iraqis for porn

Posada Carriles to stay in US: Washington shields CIA terrorist from prosecution

Blackwater Mercenaries Providing Protection to the Red Cross

Colombia suspends right-wing warlord's extradition

EU-U.S. camp shrinks at IAEA ahead of Iran showdown

U.S. insists on keeping control of Internet governance