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Billionaire Comedian Bill Cosby Stupendously Blaming Black Children, Parents BOTSWANA: Court case to determine rights of Bushmen Cuban Democracy, the Threat Washington Dreads Most CAMEROON: Politicking- and Knave-led Privatizations CAMEROON SDF: The Euphoria of Irrelevance US Christian Leader: Israel Should Reach Out to African-Americans CAMEROON – ETHNIC COEXISTENCE Bamilekes, Anglophones: Friends or Foes? Corruption In Cameroon: A State of the Art Bakassi Conflict: BBC Tries to Reopen Wounds, Alleging Nigerians Victimized Six months to get rid of corruption United States "GO BACK TO AFRICA" - NO LONGER A DREAM BUT A REALITY FOR BLACKS IN AMERICA

ZAMBIA Lusaka court summons President Levy Mwanawasa for contempt

CAMEROON-NIGERIA: Three villages exchanged in latest move to end border dispute

USEFUL LINKS BLACK CIVILIZATION in Antiquity Newsand Egypt Antiquity with daily evidence of the anteriority of African civilization. Especially works of Cheik Anta Diop and of Moustapha Gadalla at Tehuti.Org, or know about the Edwin Smith Papyrus EGYPT BELONGS TO AFRICA by Conrad W. Worrill at NBUF 3 AM MAGAZINE

COTE D’IVOIRE War too lucrative to contemplate peace, says think tank

United States NAACP chairman condemns Bush administration, urges voter turnout

The opposition  "Coalition" plans Grand Rallies in the Northern provinces of Cameroon

CAMEROON The Collapsed Mungo Bridge And Anglophone Neglect By Ngirngeh Emmanuel, The Post

“The regime of La Republique du Cameroun is preparing to use any pretext to engage us in another fratricidal war of genocide” By Justice Chief Frederick Alobwede Ebong, President of the Federal Democratic Republic of the Southern Cameroons, andSCNC Leader in Exile.

Accident or sabotage of the Mungo bridge linking English speaking area to the other Cameroonean areas may worsen separatist claims

French Maffia in Sub-Saharan Africa: How the French Plunder Africa Mitterrand's son held in African money-laundering inquiry

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CAMEROON Biya Returns from the Dead As Published by Today newspaper

Billionaire Comedian Bill Cosby Stupendously Blaming Black Children, Parents Fortunately, the U.S. media did neither pop up with the fun nor miss the real target

AFRICA Obasanjo Now AU Chairman

BOTSWANA: Court case to determine rights of Bushmen Culture under threat - Special Report on the San Bushmen (I) and (II)

LEADER'S DILEMMA ================ "Death is a big story; live is not". This is the type of argument we often hear in contemporary newsrooms, which reflects how deeply conscientiously or not we are all caught in a lime of cynicism. Real life is often at odds with the show we want audiences to think it is. Real life is rather a problem-solution game in which we are all real actors. This column publishes real life issues and solutions you bring forward to share with the other readers of TAI. Reader?s feedback is what keeps the column alive and is very welcome. THE STEEP PATHS OF DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA - Legitimacy of the State and ethnic solidarities vs. COMMUNAL FEDERALISM Unyielding Contempt of Nationalities - "House Negroes", the Black Africa's Wreckers WAR AND TERRORISM

Non violent Bush People: Defending their culture by all peaceful means

AFRICA Focus on the African Union's summit War against disease failingRights activists welcome AU moves to address abuses Annan calls for "green revolution" to reduce hunger

UNCLE SAM vs. CASTRO Cuban Democracy, the Threat Washington Dreads Most By Ndzana Seme, 07/05/2004

CAMEROON: Politicking- and Knave-led Privatizations Behind every sale, liquidation or leasing of a state-owned corporation in Cameroon, there is an unsavory story of underhand dealings. By John Manga, USA

ETHIOPIA: Media groups discuss press freedom ahead of African Union summit

Wole Soyinka one of the press freedon advocates

CAMEROON SDF: The Euphoria of Irrelevance By Ntemfac Aloysius Nkong Ofege

Is Fru Ndi the stone in SDF shoe?

CAMEROON -SDF DEBATE Revolution and Counter-Revolutionaries?

GUINEA: Further economic decline expected as donors quit

ZAMBIA Cell phones boost rural development

United States – Israel US Christian Leader: Israel Should Reach Out to African-Americans

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CAMEROON – ETHNIC COEXISTENCE Bamilekes, Anglophones: Friends or Foes? By Jing Thomas Ayeah

Corruption In Cameroon: A State of the Art By Ntemfac Aloysius Nkong Ofege

Cameroon – Nigeria Bakassi Conflict: BBC Tries to Reopen Wounds, Alleging Nigerians Victimized Opposite picture: A peaceful traditional chief is presented as being ready to start a war, because his Nigerian people is scared by the "FRENCH" authority

U.S - CAMEROON US Has Important Interests in Cameroon And Equatorial Guinea, said R. Niels Marquardt, the new U.S. ambassador-designate to both Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea

Six months to get rid of corruption

United States "GO BACK TO AFRICA" - NO LONGER A DREAM BUT A REALITY FOR BLACKS IN AMERICA

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