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 Fight Poverty, Build Peace |
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| WHAT THE READERS SAY |
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| LEADING AFRICA |
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 Malawi Donates Surplus Food
MALAWI found itself in a world of
agricultural plenty after doing
the opposite of what the World
Bank advised and subsidizing fertilizer.
In 2002 a drought hit Malawi urgently
needed food aid to avoid disaster; in
2008, it was able to sell some of its
surplus grain and also donate food
aid to neigbouring countries. The 2002
drought left approximately five million
people - out of its 12m population in
need of food aid. More>>
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| LEADING UGANDA |
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 Last Year's Words Enter 2009
AS the country rushes to
put last year’s words to
the language of 2008,
it almost seems evident that
2009 will hear the same voice.
Virtually every public figure
agreed, at the close of 2008 that
the year has been marked with
grave challenges. More>>
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| LEADING CHURCH |
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 Holy Cross Celebrates 50 Years
FORT PORTAL: The Holy Cross
Missionaries celebrated Fifty Years
of religious service in East Africa on
January 3 and 4, at their ‘home’ in
the diocese, in western Uganda. In
an emotional homily delivered by the
Superior General Fr Hugh Clearly,
the mammoth gathering of believers
in the Virika Cathedral was given
an account by account of how the
Congregation started in the region. More>>
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| D.R. CONGO: |
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| A Crisis That Reeks Of Minerals |
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| EUROPE, AFRICA |
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In The Age Of Interdependence |
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| CHURCH IN UGANDA |
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| A Long Way With HIV/AIDS |
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| LEADING EDUCATION |
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| Of School Girls And Pregnancy |
LEADING HEALTH |
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| Why Did Baby Have To Die? |
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| LEADING PERSONALITIES |
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| Gloria Finds Peace Serving Mass |
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| LEADING CULTURE AND
ENTERTAINMENT |
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| Sharing The Rich Heritage Of Florence |
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| LEADING OPINIONS |
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| To Advance Church Seek Multiple Competences |
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