Generational Poverty among Black Lower Classes in Suriname: Unraveled or Begging for More Questions?
This is the Third post in a Series on Poverty of Blacks in Suriname and the rest of The Caribbean; This post deals with Gender and Black Leadership, and the notion that progress of Blacks is typically impeded by Colonialism, Imperalist Forces and Capitalism. The case of Suriname offers a more nuanced view, demonstrating the [...]
Drop in malaria in Africa raises questions
The drastic fall of malaria in sub-Saharan Africa including Tanzania has aroused a lot of questions to researchers. This is according to the United Press International (UPI). The report was circulated to the Science and Technology online journal after being released in Copenhagen-Denmark on Sunday last week. It says the incidence of malaria in many [...]
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Awareness Day Passes With Little Notice
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The Netherlands and Turkey: 400 years of diplomatic relations
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Uri Rosenthal meets heads of mission from Central and Eastern Europe
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Uruzgan mission evaluated: Government and House see tangible results
February 16, 2012
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Providing access to health, food security and livelihoods to indigenous peoples communities in Philippines
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Building Energy Autonomous Resorts Using Appropriate Technology Solutions in Tourism Destinations of the Philippines
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Strengthening the Capacity of Civil Society to Disseminate Human Rights Information in the Kazakh Language
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