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It is hard to believe that in the modern, civilized world such phenomenon as genocide is possible. Yet, it is really so. It is hard to believe that somewhere in Africa, particularly in Sudan, one hundred people are dying every day, 400, 000 people have already died, and more than 2 million people are displaced from their homes and native lands. This is what the Darfur conflict is all about, and now you have to write an essay about it. Your ...
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Germany has doubled its aid to Malawi from 30 million euro to 64 million euro for the next two years following a bilateral development cooperation agreement signed here. Head of German Development in Southern Africa Ingolf Detriech said that his country decided to increase its aid to Malawi in recognition of the country’s discipline in fiscal management for the past few years. Malawi has made tremendous strides in improving its ...
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