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 Mining Weekly
African Minerals arranges $868m to fund Tonkolili expansion
| JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – London-listed African Minerals has arranged $868-million in financing for the continued expansion at its Tonkolili iron-ore project in Sierra Leone. | The com... (photo: Creative Commons)
Africa Johannesburg Mining Photos Wikipedia: Sierra Leone |
 Al Jazeera
Accused war criminal Taylor 'worked with CIA'
| He stands accused of funding rebels who hacked the arms off small children, smuggling blood diamonds, keeping sex slaves and torturing his opponents, but former Liberian President Charles Taylor als... (photo: AP / Jerry Lampen)
CIA Liberia Photos War Crime Wikipedia: Charles Taylor (Liberia) |
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 Independent online
Charles Taylor worked for CIA: report
New York - Liberia's Charles Taylor, the first African head of state to be prosecuted for war crimes by an international tribunal, used to work for the CIA, the Boston Gl... (photo: AP / Jerry Lampen, Pool)
Africa Crimes Liberia Photos Wikipedia: Central Intelligence Agency |
 The Guardian
Africa begins to rise above aid
| Many African countries are moving out of aid dependency as the private sector boosts economic growth on the continent Kenyan workers building part of the Thika road und... (photo: WN / John Sahid)
Economy Kenya Photos Sierra L:eone Wikipedia: Africa |
 The Guardian
Haiti, Somalia and global jobs
| Where the aid has gone in Haiti, why the international community dragged its feet on Somalia famine, and a request for questions on the global jobs crisis | If you are ... (photo: UN / Sophia Paris)
Development Haiti Photos Somalia Wikipedia: 2010 Haiti earthquake |
 The Daily Telegraph
Tony Blair: 12 months in his diary
A huge amount of the former Prime Minister's £8m expenses is said to have gone on foreign travel by him and his team; Josie Ensor charts just how extensive his trav... (photo: AP / Stephen Hird)
Diary Photos Tony Blair UK Wikipedia: Tony Blair |
