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Zambia 'Porn' Reporter Acquited
A Zambian journalist has been acquitted of pornography charges after sending officials pictures of a woman giving birth in a hospital car park. (READ MORE)
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Sudanese Lady Journalist in Trouser Case Defies Travel Bank
PARIS, Monday (Reuters) - A Sudanese woman who was punished for breaching decency laws by wearing trousers has defied a travel ban by coming to France to publicise her new book.
Lubna Hussein was arrested in July and convicted of indecency charges in a case that made headlines worldwide. She was ordered to pay a fine or face a month in jail, but was spared an initial penalty of 40 whip lashes. (READ MORE)
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"I Was a Sex Slave": Africa Fights the 'People Trade"
“I was a sex slave. They deceived me to come to Italy for a job that didn’t exist.” “They told me I had to pay a debt of $20,000. The week before, they killed a girl who slept in my bedroom because she refused to pay. My resistance only lasted four weeks.” (READ MORE)
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Black Woman is Highest Paid College President
The fast-growing group of millionaire private college and university presidents hit a new record in recent years, and it's likely more college leaders will make seven-figure salaries once the slumping economy rebounds.
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First Woman President in Africa
by Chika Onyeani
By this time next week, we shall be celebrating the election of the first female president in Africa. A distinction has to be made here that she is the "first female elected president in Africa," it is not that she is the first female Head of State, that honor belongs to Ms. Ruth Sando Perry, also of Liberia. (click here)
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The Celebrate Africa Foundation Award 2005
Honors Annie B. Martin
Tony Kabena
NEW YORK, New York, Sept. 14 - The Celebrate Africa Foundation today honored a great American and a daughter of Africa, the Hon. Chief Dr. Annie B. Martin, with its prestigious Humanitarian Award, at the high class Tavern-on-the-Green at the Central Park, New York. It was a Who's Who in the New York Labor unions who graced the event, including the President of the New York City Central Labor Council, the umbrella organization for the 1.6 million-member labor unions in New York, Mr. Brian McCaughlin, and the Secretary to the Council Chief Ted H. Jacobsen. |
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Dr. Akunyili Receives Major Quintessence Award
Staff Writers, African Sun Times
NEWARK, New Jersey, Apr. 23, 2005 - Last year, the Wall Street Journal, the premier financial newspaper in the world, featured her on its front page for the fierce fight she had unleashed on the corruption-ridden and fake drug industry in Nigeria. She has had several attempts made on her life, with at one time, facing assassins who unleashed a barrage of weapons on her vehicle, barely missing her head by inches, and exiting through the windshield of the car to kill a passenger in a nearby car. The offices of the agency she heads have been vandalised many times, and many destroyed in arson fires (click here) |
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