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A Witch Doctor’s Curse: Juju Snakes The year was 1939. Lloyd Smith was an underground surveyor at the Touan Gold mines on the Gold Coast of Africa. Smith does not believe in Juju, but he cannot explain what happened to him that year. His cook tried to warn him about Juju and its dangers. Smith’s job was to survey the Ansuam site in order to construct a pipeline to bring water from a dam. He angered a Juju man by destroying his hut that was in the path of the proposed pipeline. The African horned viper is a rare and deadly snake. Smith was to have three encounters with the vipers paranormal • juju • juju curse • african horned viper • africa
African Mountains Trekking Holidays, Ethiopia Trekking holidays in Ethiopia's Simien mountains offer breathtaking scenery, remarkable wildlife and a humbling experience in one of the poorest countries in the world. african mountains • trekking holidays • ethiopia • simien mountains • walking holiday
Islamists Reject Peacekeepers Tensions mount in the Horn of Africa as several countries try to resolve Somalia's political conflict. But Mogadishu's new leaders want no foreign intervention. somalia • horn of africa • islamists • islamic courts union • icu
Somali Islamists Declare Jihad The Union of Islamic Courts continues to exert its influence over Somalia and has declared 'holy war' against Ethiopia, whom they accuse of meddling in domestic affairs. somalia • union of islamic courts • uic • buur hakaba • jihad
Somali Refugess Search for Safety A lack of prospects and concern for Somalia's stability are the reasons refugees cite for leaving their country. But it will be some time before things improve for them. somalia • kenya • yemen • horn of africa • islamic courts union
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Fighting Piracy on Land and Sea The UN Office on Drugs and Crime options for bringing piracy suspects to justice have created some confusion among countries and captains with warships in the region. piracy continues unabated off the horn of africa • unodc executive director addresses us congress on • they take on oil tankers and container ships far o • ransom money is buying property • luxury goods
Adventure Holidays in Ethiopia Ethiopia offers the traveler a myriad of cultural, historical and natural wonders making an adventure holiday to this little-known destination a voyage of discovery. adventure holidays • ethiopia • things to do • ethiopian adventure holiday • horn of africa
Eritrea Moves Troops Near Ethiopia The Eritrean army has gone into a U.N. buffer zone close the Ethiopian border,a move that increases tension in the volatile Horn of Africa region. eritrea • ethiopia • horn of africa • somalia • mission in ethiopia and eritrea
Ethiopia - Africa's Oldest Nation Vibrant and diverse Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia, Africa's oldest nation, where ancient historical traditions have been preserved in remarkable ways. ethiopia addis ababa • africa • tourism travel • horn of africa • aksum axum
Islamists Control Mogadishu The Union of Islamic Courts, an Islamist Militia group, have taken control of Mogadishu, bringing a lull in violence. somalia • mogadishu • islamist militia • islamic courts • warlords
Somalia on the Brink of War The speaker for Somalia's interim government went to Mogadishu to try to revive peace talks. He brokered a deal with the Islamists that his own government won't recognize somalia • transitional federal government • tfg • union of islamic courts • uic
War in Somalia For several months the threat of war has loomed inside Somalia. Ethiopian troops protecting Somalia's interim government are now battling fighters loyal to Islamists. somalia war • ethiopia war • horn of africa war • union of islamic courts • transitional federal government
8th Ordinary Session of AU Conflict, women's health and football are some of the issues that African leaders discussed during their two-day summit in Addis Ababa. au summit addis ababa • john kufuor • ghana's president • sudan darfur • peacekeeping somalia
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East Africa This article completes the series on the philatelic evolution of African nations, with the countries that comprise East Africa.
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Stone Town, World Heritage Capital of Zanzibar From the Old Dhow Harbour, through a maze of bazaars, merchants' houses and souks to the Sultan's Palace, Stone Town is living monument to East Africa's Swahili history. stone town • stone town world heritage • capital of zanzibar • east africa • swahili culture
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Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery (FCGS) Media and porn are powerful social engineering tools driving women's poor body image, fueling demand for cosmetic surgery. It's a boon for surgeons, but a bust for women. fgm • labiaplasty • fgcs • body image • social engineering
Is a Designated Marksman a Sniper? Since 2000, when the US borrowed Warsaw pact combat doctrine for squad level marksmen, the line between these men and snipers has blurred. rifleman • sniper • designated marksman • basic rifle marksmanship • designated advanced marksman
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Obama's Handling of the Somali Pirate Standoff Former President Bush was plagued with complaints of his unilateral approach to terrorism; but following the pirate standoff, Obama's unilateral action has been praised. somali pirates • obama pirates • piracy • african piracy • somali piracy
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Use of the SKS Today A product of WWII, SKS rifle, withdrawn from Soviet front line use in the 1950s is still seen all over the world in military and police use. sks-45 rifle • economical patrol carbines • bangladesh • uganda • yemen
Women and Climate Change Climate change policies must consider gender issues and women's involvement for the advancement of world development. women and climate change • women and environmental policies • women and global warming • women in poverty • gender and environment
U.S. Army Special Forces Organization Having earned their Green Berets, the recruits are now assigned to a particular Special Forces Group based on their interests and current needs. special forces groups • operational attachment alpha • operational attachment bravo • socom • 75th ranger regiment
Collecting Africa can be Daunting This article is the first in a multi-part series discussing the philatelic history of Africa.
Southern Africa This article picks up from last month's and discusses the evolution of country names for southern African nations.
The Global Food Crisis Continues The global food shortage crisis could soon become a worldwide food shortage catastrophe as severe drought in major food-producing regions affects 2009-2010 harvests. food shortage crisis • world food crisis • industrial agriculture • drought • famine |
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