2012-07-03 08:37:35 Solar Power Transforming Lives [AIM] Maputo - Solar power is improving the living conditions of thousands of Mozambicans living in rural areas not connected to the national electricity network. The solar panels have been installed by the National Energy Fund (FUNAE) to provide electricity for homes, schools, health units, police stations, public lighting and public buildings.

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Thursday, 06-20-13, 11:45Weah Speaks On TRC Report[New Dawn]Liberia's Peace Ambassador George Weah says here that he will solicit views from Liberians on recommendations contained in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report to forward such views to the government, cleverly avoiding taking a definite stand on the controversial TRC findings and recommendations.

Thursday, 06-20-13, 11:38Son of Mubarak-Era Official Ordered Detained for Illicit Gains[Aswat Masriya]Egypt's Illicit Gains Authority has ordered that the son of Fathi Sorour, the former People's Assembly Speaker under Hosni Mubarak, to be detained for 15 days pending an investigation on charges of illegal profiteering.

Thursday, 06-20-13, 11:38'The World Is Noticing Liberia's Steady Progress', Government Unveils Reconciliation Agenda[FrontPageAfrica]About ten years ago, we agreed to start over. With the help of the international community, and the assistance of our sub-regional neighbors, from the safe surroundings of a neighboring Capital, Liberians hammered out a peace deal which impressed the world that we were ready to move ahead - ready to right the wrongs of the past; ready to lay firmer foundations for a brighter future; and ready to plant new markers for peace, security and prosperity.

Thursday, 06-20-13, 11:17USAID Trains Senegalese to Enrich Flour, Improve Nutrition[State Department]This article appears in the May/June issue of the U.S. Agency for International Development's online magazine Frontlines.

Thursday, 06-20-13, 11:12UPES Expresses Deep Gratitude for IFJ's Solidarity With Sahrawi Journalists[SPS]Chahid El-Hafed -The Sahrawi Journalists and Writers Union has expressed gratitude for the adoption of a proposal on solidarity with Sahrawi journalists by the 28th Congress of the International federation of Journalists, in a communique issued today, Wednesday

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