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- Obama could rebrand America, experts say
President-elect Barack Obama could restore the United States' image in the international community, experts say. Obama represents a "clean break" from the past, and his election is the first big step toward change, said Dick Martin, author of "Rebuilding Brand America."
    
- Tajikistan a Zimbabwe of Central Asia
In the middle of last July I saw in Harare people buying long loafs of bread for 100 billion Zimbabwe dollars, and this involuntarily reminded me the situation in the former Soviet republic - Tajikistan. I will explain. The summer leaves given to all
- Shakib wickets put brakes on South Africa
BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa (Reuters) - Bangladesh left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan made two telling breakthroughs as South Africa slipped to 404 for five at lunch on the second day of the first test in Bloemfontein on Thursday. South Africa began the
- Africa: 'Africans Must Strengthen Global Health Research'
Concord Times (Freetown) Malian President yesterday said Africans must strengthen the global research for health in their countries. Amadou Toumani who made this call at the opening ceremony of the 2008 global forum on health in Mali said that it has
- Zambia/South Africa: Country Report Ea Lla Koto to Fifa
Kickoff (Cape Town) The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) have written to football's world governing body, Fifa, complaining that Free State Stars refused to release goalkeeper, Kennedy Mweene for last night's friendly against Morocco in Casablanca.
- Miss World 08 contestants in S Africa for upcoming pageant
Zhang Zilin (front), Miss World 2007, poses for photo with contestants during a reception in Johannesburg, South Africa, Nov. 17, 2008. Some 112 Miss World 2008 contestants gathered in Johannesburg for the upcoming pageant which will take place on
- Engen buys Totals assets in Rwanda, Burundi, Guinea-Bissau
South Africa-based petroleum products marketer, Engen, announced on Thursday that it had finalised acquisitions of the downstream business interests of French-based petrochemical company Total in Rwanda, Burundi, and Guinea Bissau. Addressing media in
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