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Africa: American Aid As a Political Tool - If Uganda, Why Not Egypt?
Written byUgandans are outraged at the United States (US) sanctions against their country, which the Ugandan government says will harm the poorest of the poor and jeopardise crucial joint military exercises.
The five-month-long strike in the platinum sector finally ended on Monday with labour union Amcu accepting the employers' offer. "Platinum will never be the same again... What other unions could not do in more than 20 years, you could do in five months,"
South Africa: Court Recommends Election Commission Chair's Remova...
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Esther Mbabazi wheels her bag towards the airstairs of the Boeing 737 sitting quietly on the tarmac at Kigali International Airport. Today she'll be flying from Rwanda's capital city to Juba in South Sudan. A short hop south with a flying time of around 1 hour and 20 minutes. But for Mbabazi, 26, it isn't about the destination. As Rwanda's first female pilot, it's about the journey and her highest priority is to get passengers safely to their terminus.