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A South African Airways plane is parked at the end of the runway after returning to the airport in Cape Town, South Africa, Saturday June 17, 2006. A 21-year-old man was arrested after trying to force his way into the cockpit shortly after takeoff on flight SA322 from Cape Town to Johannesburg, SAA officials said. An airline captain traveling as a passenger overpowered the man with the assistance of a number of other passengers.
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SAA faces higher charges for flying over European countries
  Submit your comment Airlines, including SAA and others from Africa, already suffering from a worldwide drop in international passengers, are now faced with a threat of higher charges for... (photo: AP / Clarence Muller)
Trees - Nature - Clouds - Sky - Climate Change - Weather - Global Warming
Africa   Climate   Photos   Researchers   Temperatures		  Joy Online 
Climate 'is a major cause' of conflict in Africa
Climate has been a major driver of armed conflict in Africa, research shows - and future warming is likely to increase the number of deaths from war. US researchers found that across the continent,... (photo: WN / Aldrin Leyba)
South Africa Morne Morkel, right, runs after hitting the ball during a cricket game against Australia in Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, April 9, 2009.  The Guardian 
South Africa call up Morne Morkel for remainder of one-day series
• Morkel will join up with the squad on Wednesday • Fast bowler has taken 31 wickets in 21 ODIs... (photo: AP / Schalk van Zuydam)

Cricket   Johannesburg   Photos   South Africa   Sport
Milk Powder - Infant Formula - Grocery Store - Shoppers - Women - Philippines  Independent online (SA) 
 Warning to consumers on formula
Consumers have been warned that thousands of cans of baby formula stolen from Nestle South Africa's Harrismith factory, which the thieves are now trying to sell informally, may not be safe for human... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Consumers   Formula   Markets   Nestle   Photos
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A Darfur rebel unit from the Sudan Liberation Army patrols the northern expanses of the region in Sudan Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007, as delegates gather for a milestone unity conference at a secret location in Darfur. BBC News
Darfur rebels and Sudan 'preparing for new war'
Sudan has blocked peacekeeping patrols in Darfur on 42 separate occasions this year, the UN says, amid fears of a new conflict in the region. The UN says Khartoum is... (photo: AP / Alfred de Montesquiou)

Darfur   Photos   Sudan   UN   War
Mosquito net been used against malaria infection. Modern Ghana
Black Stars in a 'Fight' Against Malaria
The Ghana's Black Stars on Sunday used their last World Cup qualifying duel against the Eagles of Mali to accentuate the need for a malaria-free society, urging the use... (photo: WN / John Sahid)
Fight   Ghana   Malaria   Photos   Stars
Gorilla DNA India
Human activities threaten vulnerable Congo gorillas
Washington: A new study by the Wildlife Conservation Society has determined that western lowland gorillas living in a large swamp in the Republic of Congo are becoming... (photo: Creative Commons / Manchot)
Gorillas   Photos   Species   Wildlife   conservation
Dr. Barney Graham, of the NIH Vaccine Research Center, at the DC 2007 AIDS Walk Washington 2007. Learn more about HIV Vaccine Research in DC at www.aidsvaccine.org. Wtop
UN: HIV outbreak peaked in 1996
By MARIA CHENG AP Medical Writer GENEVA (AP) - The number of people worldwide infected with the virus that causes AIDS _ about 33 million _ has remained virtually... (photo: Creative Commons)
HIV   Infected   Medical   Outbreak   Photos
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Qatar Airways increases capacity to Stockholm
Qatar Airways announced a significant increase in capacity to Sweden with the Doha - Stockholm route being expanded to a daily service and a wide body Airbus A330 being... (photo: WN / Dominic Canoy)

Airways   Capacity   Opportunities   Photos   Qatar
Arun Chameleon DNA India
New species of chameleon discovered in Tanzania
Washington: A team of scientists has discovered a new species of chameleon in Tanzania. Dr Andrew Marshall, from the Environment Department at the University of York,... (photo: GFDL)

Chameleon   Photos   Scientists   Tanzania   Washington
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Little wooden boxes for condoms are given to sex workers who participate in ALISEI's sex education program in Sao Tome and Principe. Travis Kavulla: Africa needs more than condoms The Dallas Morning News
Oil & Energy
KLdy1 - June08 - Chevron. (dy1) How crude: Small and large oil companies in Russia and the foreign investment climate The Examiner
Refinery workers repair an installation at an oil refinery in Basra, 550 kilometers (340 miles) southeast of Baghdad, Iraq, in this photograph taken in March 2007. Next week several major oil companies are expected to announce contracts to start servicing the Iraqi oil infrastructu Is Iraq's looming oil boom a blessing or curse? The Guardian
Oil well with storage tanks in the background: Lost Hills Field, April 2008 As of 1997, four pools – the Tulare, Etchegoin, Cahn, and Reef Ridge – continued to have active recovery operations using waterflooding, steam flooding, and fire flooding. Are we running out of oil? The world in energy statistics The Guardian
Human Rights
The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh speaking at a reception hosted by the Ambassador of India to Afghanistan in Kabul, on August 29, 2005. India basks in White House welcome, but still worries about Obama's loyalty Star Tribune
Father Kieran Creagh toasts with research staff at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, South Africa, Tuesday Nov 4 2003 just hours after being injected with a trial HIV vaccine. Creagh is one of twenty four volunteers in South Africa participating in the first human trials expected to last two years. World AIDS Day: Punitive Laws Threaten HIV Progress Human Rights
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India delivers his welcome address as President Barack Obama listens during a State Arrival ceremony in the East Room of the White House, Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009 in Washington. India lays to rest a Bush-era ghost Asia Times
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is welcomed by the residents of Mlang,North Cotabato upon her arrival Saturday (Nov. 21) for the inauguration and unveiling of the New Mlang Airport Terminal Building in barangay Tawan-Tawan, Mlang, North Cotabato. Philippine massacre probe focuses on president's ally as calls for justice intensify Star Tribune
Poverty
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon briefs correspondents following the opening ceremony of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)'s Telecom World 2009, where he stressed the role of information and communication technologies in confronting climate change. Ban lauds new report on ways to boost development cooperation with Africa United Nations
Tree-planting photos win UN environmental contest in Africa Tree-planting photos win UN environmental contest in Africa United Nations
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi speak during an interview with the Associated Press, Thursday, Africa agrees on secret climate damages demand The Star
Technology
Fishes - Fish -Aquarium 'Aquascaping' in the new age of aquarium Seattle Post
Members of the anti-terrorist squad take positions outside the Chhatrapati Shivaji railroad station following a rumor of a terrorist attack in Mumbai, India, Friday, Nov. 28, 2008. Remember Mumbai The New York Times
Maldonado bay the climate in Uruguay is temperate: it has warm to hot summers and cool to cold winters (variable weather). The predominantly gently undulating landscape is somewhat vulnerable to rapid changes from weather fronts. It receives the periodic influence of the polar air in winter, and tropical air from Brazil in summer. Climate change worsens far faster than predicted Inquirer
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