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Summer Arts Bulletin Board
Topix - Saturday, July 05, 2008
p>As the California State University Summer Arts program continues at Fresno State, we envision this Beehive post as a place for news, recommendations, reader reviews, gripes, background information -- anything ... ... more
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Art Center hosts creative films from overseas
Topix - Thursday, July 03, 2008
p>Film fans who want something different from Hollywood's slim summer offerings can head to the Des Moines Art Center this month for a mix of movies from around the world. ... more
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Mali moves to boost petroleum exploration activities
Topix - Tuesday, July 01, 2008
p>The Malian national assembly has amended the law governing petroleum exploration activities in the country, extending the total length of the search from 10 to 12 years, according to information reaching here ... ... more
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Misery in Mali's cotton-picking fields
Topix - Tuesday, July 01, 2008
p>Surveying his cracked, dry fields near the village of Ouesselebougou in Mali's southern cotton belt, Somala Doumbia is waiting for the rains and wondering what to do. ... more
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Mali pledges third mobile licence and privatisation of Sotelma
Topix - Tuesday, July 01, 2008
p>The government of Mali plans to award a third mobile phone licence and will accelerate plans to privatise Sotelma, the state-owned fixed line incumbent. ... more
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Pinching Pennies Online
Topix - Monday, June 30, 2008
p>Reports on the war's progress from the Pentagon and the GAO offer sharply divergent assessments that mirror the political debate Three-fourths of the deaths in the Midwest floods have been men. ... more
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African health ministers agree to strengthen national health research systems
Topix - Saturday, June 28, 2008
p>African Health Ministers have agreed to work together to strengthen national health research systems, national health information systems and knowledge systems through the optimisation of investments, better co ... ... more
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Spoilt for sounds in SW7
Topix - Thursday, June 26, 2008
p>Dinosaur rock: British Sea Power play at the Natural History Museum as part of Exhibition Road Music Day London is supposed to be the most expensive city in the world, but it's still astonishing what you can ... ... more
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.com features news,analyses,and roundups of events in and about Africa
Topix - Tuesday, June 24, 2008
p>Investors on the Floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange Monday staked a total of 12.168 billion naira on 1 billion shares in 17,983 d eals, just as market capitalisation further went down to 10.5 trillion naira ... ... more
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.com features news,analyses,and roundups of events in and about Africa
Topix - Sunday, June 22, 2008
p>Transactions on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded a downturn at the end of the week, with a turnover of 5.24 billi o n shares valued at 42.52 billion naira in 82,798 deals in contrast with a ... ... more
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National Zoo's panda might be pregnant again
Topix - Friday, June 20, 2008
p>The National Zoo says panda mother Mei Xiang is showing a spike in hormone levels, a sign that she might be pregnant again. ... more
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Mali's Rokia Traore trades tradition for rock
Topix - Friday, June 20, 2008
p>The sound, the orchestration with three electric guitars, a bass guitar and drums and an n'goni has nothing to do with the rhythms of balafon-calabash-n ' goni , she said. ... more
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Cuba, Mali Film Industries to Co-Op
Topix - Wednesday, June 18, 2008
p>Bamako, Jun 17 Mali's National Film-making Center and Cuba's National Art and Film Industry Institute will further brace cooperation, said Mali Minister of Culture Mohamed Al Moctar. ... more
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20 Tuareg rebels killed in clashes with army, Malian officials say
Topix - Friday, June 13, 2008
p>BAMAKO, Mali : Government officials in Mali say at least 20 ethnic Tuareg rebels have been killed in clashes with the army in the last week. ... more
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Gun Running Escalates
allAfrica.com - Thursday, June 12, 2008
ali has become an established transit route for weapons heading from West Africa's increasingly peaceful coastal states to active conflicts in West and Central Africa, an ECOWAS expert has ... more
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Religious Leaders Oppose Abolition of Death Penalty
allAfrica.com - Wednesday, June 11, 2008
new bill to abolish the death penalty is sparking hot debate in the National Assembly amid protests from Islamic groups who say abolishing it goes against Islamic ... more
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MALI: Teacher strikes may mean - blank' school year
Topix - Wednesday, June 11, 2008
p>BAMAKO, 10 June 2008 - In Mali the most important exams come last: the baccalaureate at the end of June. ... more
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Teacher Strikes May Mean 'Blank' School Year
allAfrica.com - Tuesday, June 10, 2008
n Mali the most important exams come last: the baccalaureate at the end of June. But this year, with secondary-school teachers in their seventh straight month of strikes, the exam risks going unmarked, meaning students may face a blank school year. That is making many of them ... more
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SAHEL: Voices from the frontline of climate change
Topix - Tuesday, June 10, 2008
p>People living in the Sahelian band of West Africa are among those worst affected by shifting patterns of rainfall and desertification in the world, the UN says. ... more
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Voices From the Frontline of Climate Change
allAfrica.com - Monday, June 09, 2008
eople living in the Sahelian band of West Africa are among those worst affected by shifting patterns of rainfall and desertification in the world, the UN says. IRIN asked five people near Timbuktu in northern Mali what climate change means for them, and these are their ... more
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