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• Sierra Leone improves in infant mortality

  11 mai, par dummy@example.com (Murtala) — Murtala
  Sierra Leone has improved in infant mortality cases according to Save the Children- World Motherhood index 2012 report. The West Africa country described as one of the worst places to have a child moved from the bottom to twelve places up in the tier 111 of the least developed countries. Of the (...)

• Algerians vote in parliamentary election

  10 mai, par dummy@example.com (AfricaNews editor) — Articles
  Polls have opened in Algeria for parliamentary elections which the authorities have billed as more free and transparent than ever before. Some 21.6 million Algerians out of a population of 37 million are registered to vote. Algerian authorities have allowed in 500 foreign observers. But, after (...)

• Sierra Leone: Girl 13, dedicates life to others

  8 mai, par dummy@example.com (Murtala) — Murtala
  Annette Sam, now 13 was diagnosed with a hole in the heart in 2006. His father a teacher by then could not afford funds to treat the young Annette. Nearly at the point of death, a local charity organization Pikin Bizness gave Annette another chance to life. Annette was flown to Germany in 2007 (...)

• African traders benefit from e-commerce

  8 mai, par dummy@example.com (Sanday) — Sanday
  For three years, Kossi Serge has been buying various items in Hong Kong and China for resale in his native African country of Togo. Serge - who supports a family of six back in Africa - runs a small business which supplies electronic gadgets and clothing to Togolese. Although he is based out of (...)

• Zimbabwe: Resettled farmers fail to utilize land

  7 mai, par dummy@example.com (Problem Masau) — The AfricaNews articles of Problem Masau
  Resettled farmers in Zimbabwe are failing to utilize land due to inadequate farming inputs and lack of resources. "The owner of this farm is not around, he lives in Harare and we pay rentals to him, he is not into farming and he come here occasionally to collect his rentals, we don't (...)

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