Burkina Faso News

0 Most banks, insurance companies and administrative offices were open as usual in the capital Ouagadougou, but there was reduced activity at post offices and medical centres, and many schools were shut

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Mass demo denounces food prices in Burkina Faso - 5/14/2008

0 In the capital Ouagadougou demonstrators started marching from the headquarters of the main unions and the city centre, under the watchful eyes of a large police force. The protesters were to return

High food prices, election violence take a toll in Kenya - 5/14/2008

Rioters torched a market in Nairobi's Kangemi slum that was destroyed during post-election unrest in December 2007. The violence, combined with a worldwide surge in food prices, has made basic staples

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Cardinal Gantin, former Dean of College, dead at 86 - 5/15/2008

Paris, May. 14, 2008 (CWNews.com) - Cardinal Bernardin Gantin, the former prefect of the and Dean of the College of Cardinals, died in Paris on May 13 at the age of 86. Cardinal Gantin had been the first

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Energold acquires sub-Saharan Africa drilling operation - 5/14/2008

The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation pertaining to an agreement, dated May 1, 2008, between . and Clarity Mineral Services Ltd. (the vendor), whereby the company will acquire

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Caraquet hosts international conference - 5/16/2008

The Acadian peninsula will play host to a major international conference for francophone organizations beginning today. The sixth annual conference of francophone non-governmental and civil society organizations

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