Is Aid the Answer to Africa's Problems?
Monday June 27, 2005
Is yet more aid the solution that Africa needs to rescue the huge numbers of people on the continent who live in dire poverty? Or is the fact that it ... Read More
This week in African history
Saturday June 25, 2005
25 June 1 JulyMozambique, Djibouti, and the Seychelles gain independence; anti-Apartheid activists hold a Congress of the People at Kliptown, near Johannesburg - delegates ratify the Freedom Charter; and ... Read More
This week in African history
Saturday June 18, 2005
18 24 JuneAfrikaner nationalists rebel against plans to have a Union Jack in the centre of the South African flag, Colonel Houari Boumedienne takes power in Algeria, General Nasser ... Read More
This week in African history
Saturday June 11, 2005
11 17 JuneDF Malan's National Party government votes to separate the people of South Africa into four distinct races (White, Bantu, Coloured, and Indian) through the Population Registration Act, ... Read More
Country Profiles and Histories of Libya
Wednesday June 8, 2005
The Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Libya's official name, achieved independence from Italy on 24 December 1951, although it had been held under British (for Tripolitania and Cyrenaica) and ... Read More
Succesful Vaccine Test for Ebola and Marburg
Monday June 6, 2005
A multinational group of scientists have successfully tested a vaccinne for Ebola and Marburg haemorrhagic fevers on monkeys, reports BBC News. A single vaccination injection provided protection and the results ... Read More
This week in African history
Saturday June 4, 2005
4 10 JuneBalthazar Johannes Vorster, non-executive president of South Africa, resigns after only eight months in office; JMB Hertzog's National Party and Jan Smuts' South African Party 'fuse' to ... Read More
Verdict in SA's Much-Watched Shaik Trial
Thursday June 2, 2005
After 10 months of trial, and three days for reading of the judge's ruling, Judge Hilary Squires has found Schabir Shaik, a former financial adviser to South Africa's Deputy President ... Read More

