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Breaking News Fri, 11 Dec 2009
Alcohol - Brandy - Beverages
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Wine consumption drops
  | Submit your comment | South Africans have been drinking less wine and brandy over the past year, according to industry information body Sawis. | Domestic wine sales for the 12 months to Octob... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
England's Michael Vaughan looks out from the balcony during the first day of the first cricket Test against South Africa at Lord's cricket ground, in London, Thursday July 10, 2008
Cricket   England   Photos   Southafrica   Sports  
 The Guardian 
Vaughan: Cook, Bell and Collingwood have to deliver in South Africa
| • Former captain says trio must score 'big runs' on current tour | • England unlikely to bowl out hosts twice in one Test | Michael Vaughan believes Paul Collingwood is under pressure to deliver... (photo: AP / Tom Hevezi)
England's Alastair Cook, right, celebrates after reaching his 100 with Ravi Bopara, left, during the 1st day of the second test match against the West Indies  The Daily Mail 
Alastair Cook storms back to form for England in South Africa but Kevin Pietersen fails again
| Half-centuries against youthful local sides are not generally cherished by Test batsmen but Alastair Cook's undefeated 66 in rainy East London yesterday could not have come at a better time. | Engla... (photo: AP / Scott Heppel)
Cricket   England   Photos   Sport   Star  
England's Alastair Cook, second right, hit's the ball to reach his 100 from West Indies Sulieman Benn, center  Yahoo Daily News 
Cook rescues England before lunch
| PA Sport - | Alastair Cook was on the brink of England's first red-ball half-century of their South Africa tour at East London against a South Africa Invitational XI. | England recovered from the ea... (photo: AP / Scott Heppell)
Cricket   England   Photos   Sports   Star  
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Jimmy Buffett The Miami Herald
Trip to Africa inspires Buffett
| A Jimmy Buffett fan we know heard that the singer's new CD is good, but he needed convincing. ``Is it good like License to Chill [2004] was good,'' he sniffed, ``or is ... (photo: Public Domain / Kelly)
Africa   Celebrity   Music   People   Photos  
Cotton - Cotton Balls - Agriculture   (rhubie) Asia Times
Cotton heads for the dinner table
| By Raja Murthy | MUMBAI - Professor Keerti Singh Rathore and his colleagues have given a surprisingly tasty twist to the 7,000-year history of cotton. After serving a m... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Agriculture   Cotton   Industry   Market   Photos  
Rice Farm - Farmers - Rice Mill - Grains - Agriculture - Philippines Modern Ghana
Kofi Wayo Punctures the National Farmers' Day
| Feature Article : "The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Modernghana.com." | Until I read news repo... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Farming   Food   People   Photos   Wealth  
Villager people with old tractor an the filed Joy Online
3,000 tractors for farmers in 2010
| Audio Attachment | Mr Kwesi Ahwoi addresses farmers | Food production in Ghana is to receive a major boost as government plans to provide farmers with over 3,000 units ... (photo: WN / Kamaran Najm)
Agriculture   Food   Ghana   Photos   Tractors  
Packs of Rice - Staple - Commodity - Food Modern Ghana
TUC commends Government for imposing tariffs on imported rice
Akyem Tafo (E/R), Dec. 3, GNA - The Trades Union Congress (TUC), has commended the government for imposing tariffs on imported rice and poultry products while providing a... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Farmers   Photos   Price   Rice   Tariffs  
With an army patrol in the background, Eritrean refugee children look on during the visit of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres to the Wad Sherrife refugee camp at the outskirts of the eastern Sudan town of Kassala Thursday, April 26, 2007 IRINnews
ERITREA-SUDAN: A forgotten refugee problem
web | KASSALA, 3 December 2009 (IRIN) - Eastern Sudan hosts more than 66,000 registered Eritrean refugees, the first of whom arrived in 1968 during the early years of Eri... (photo: AP / Nasser Nasser)
Eritrea   Photos   Refugees   Sudan   UN  
A woman holding a lighted cigarette  -  Smoking  -  Tobacco IRINnews
SYRIA: Tough new law against killer tobacco
web | Photo: Serene Assir/IRIN DAMASCUS, 3 December 2009 (IRIN) - A much tougher anti-smoking law in Syria, signed by President Bashar al-Assad and due to come into force... (photo: WN / Trigedia)
Health   Legislation   Photos   Smoking   Syria  
Rice Farm - Agriculture - Trees - Nature - Clouds - Climate Change - Philippines Nation
Watchdog calls for climate change action on food
| Seychelles’ consumer watchdog is calling for urgent action to tackle the issue of climate change in relation to the production and sale of food. | The National Consumer... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Climate   Food   Photos   Science   Watchdog  
Drink Organic Food
- Wine consumption drops
- Nile Breweries Launches Clean Water Project in Soroti Distri
- Sociologist Points Out Reasons for Minors Alcoholism
- Standards Agency Certifies 22 Alcohol Firms
Alcohol - Brandy - Beverages
Wine consumption drops
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- Endangered gorillas threatened by charcoal trade
- UN marks Human Rights Day with call to end all forms of disc
- Progress made on technology in Copenhagen climate talks – UN
- Livestock Lead To Better Health In Developing Nations, Risin
Cotton - Cotton Balls - Agriculture   (rhubie)
Cotton heads for the dinner table
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Nutrition Health
- Livestock Lead To Better Health In Developing Nations, Risin
- Helping all kids get an education
- Study Identifies Genetic Predeterminants For Diabetes In Afr
- Climate Change Threatens Children's Food, Meeting Told
Cotton - Cotton Balls - Agriculture   (rhubie)
Cotton heads for the dinner table
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- Political Stability Eases Health Woes
- Substantial Investment Being Made to Expand Efficient Health
- Blindness Prevention Campaign Underway in Southern Region
- Disease Outbreaks Kill Over 200 Livestock
Dual therapy has slashed mother-to-child transmission rates
SOUTH AFRICA: Improved PMTCT yields dramatic results
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Hunger Society &Culture
- Zimbabwe's Mugabe says his party 'eating itself up&#
-  Mugabe bemoans party splits
- MDGs: Nigeria Needs N26tr to Achieve Targets by 2015
- Ban intervenes with Spain and Morocco over Saharawi activist
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe attends a meeting of heads of state in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Sunday, Feb. 1, 2009. Mugabe has resisted activists' calls to step down and recently forged a government of national unity with Zimbabwe's main opposition party, though no member of the opposition faction of the new government attended the summit on Sunday.
 Mugabe bemoans party splits
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- Kicking off the celebrations: South Africa's Sun City tu
- Lagos, Abuja Agog for Busta Rhymes, Ludacris, d'Banj Oth
- Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon team up for sports history and
- Somalia: The Massacre of medical students in Shamo Hotel: -
Matt Damon Signing Autographs Out back of the Isabel Bader Theatre during tiff 08 Premiere of The People Speak
Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon team up for sports history and social consciousness in 'Invictus'
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Aid Agriculture
- Copenhagen comes down to a numbers game
- Copenhagen climate change summit in deadlock over rival text
- Draft deal gives lift to flagging climate talks
- Gucci launches new charity to benefit UNICEF: Snowman in Afr
UN Climate Chief Yvo de Boer, left, gestures as he talks to South Africa's chief climate negotiator Alf Wills prior to a plenary session at the UN Climate summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, Friday, Dec. 11, 2009.
Copenhagen comes down to a numbers game
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- Kicking off the celebrations: South Africa's Sun City tu
- Cashew holds economic potential for Ghana
- Livestock Lead To Better Health In Developing Nations, Risin
- Zimbabwe's Mugabe: Divisions destroying his party
Sana'a, Yemen, January 2009
YEMEN: Population of biggest IDP camp doubles
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