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Emergency Food Summit / AfDB Underscores Need for Smallholder Agricultural Revolution in Africa Emergency Food Summit / AfDB Underscores Need for Smallholder Agricultural Revolution in Africa   ROME, Italia, June 5, 2008/African Press Organization (APO)/ -- The African Development Bank (AfDB)

This week in a rather lengthy piece in The Australian Financial Review I examine the Australian Web 2.0 startup scene. In the article (which can be found online here) I asked for input from about ten of Australia’s most well-known internet startups and come to some broad conclusions.

AfDB Calls for Transparent Management of Africa’s Mineral Resources AfDB Calls for Transparent Management of Africa’s Mineral Resources TUNIS, Tunisia, June 4, 2008/African Press Organization (APO)/ – The African Development Bank (AfDB) Group has called for a more transparent management of

Overview and Investment Comment on the Uranium Market On May 29, 2008 Australian based Resource Capital Research came out with their ‘Uranium Sector Review For June 2008.’ Analyst John Wilson writes “Positive market sentiment has returned to uranium equities, driven by indications the spot uranium

Bolivia Cup of Excellence: San Ignacio Juana Mamani Huanca. Not my best effort at the roast. Rushed the warm, and pushed 1rst crack up about 2+ minutes. Shit. And it shows in the cup. Green and tight on the tongue, florals and fruits aren’t well developed.

Every year the Australian company MediaConnect, the main company tracking Australian technology journalists, holds an awards night to give credit to the best writers in the field. Congratulations must go to everyone who won awards; despite the fact that we all work for different companies and

Every year, thousands of students leave Africa for a university education in Europe or North America. But it is not all one-way traffic. Read the article on BBC Africa here.

50 Cent Gets His Chain Snatched During a Concert in Africa! Watch this! The nerve of this guy is incredible!

Yesterday’s air strike against terrorist Aden Hashi Ayro has met with mixed feelings. While some extoll it as a step forward for Somalia and a tactical victory for the United States, others claim it is another mistake leading to the further destabilization of the country.

From Jim Slagle, who wrote his master's thesis on the AFR at the University of the Louvain in Belgium.