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  • November 20
  • AIM Mozambique: Biofuels Targeted by Oil Companies

    The claim that biofuels are a threat to food security comes from multinational oil companies, who fear that biofuels are a threat to their business, alleged Jose Bellini, coordinator for agrobusiness of the Brazilian Agriculture and Livestock Research company, EMBRAPA, in Maputo on Thursday.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: New Cuban Ambassador Visits Observer

    The new ambassador of Cuba to The Gambia, Her Excellency Ines Fors Fernandez, yesterday visited the Observer Company, publisher of the Daily Observer newspaper, at its offices on Gacem Road, Kanifing.

  • November 19
  • AIM Mozambique: Country and Brazil Seek Partnerships in Biofuels

    Mozambican Brazilian, and Southern African business people are meeting for two days in Maputo to look into investment opportunities for producing biofuels, particularly ethanol, from sugar cane in Mozambique.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Mexico Lauds Yar'Adua Over Youth Devt

    The Federal Ministry of Youth and Social Development has been invited to Mexico for the next year's World Youth Conference which is taking place in August, 2010.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Nation, Brazil Partner On UN Security

    Nigeria has pledged to work closely with Brazil as the two countries prepare to take their seat as members of the Security Council of the United Nations (UN) in January 2010.

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  • November 18
  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Brazil Ready to Strengthen Ties With Country - Ambassador

    Brazil is ready to strengthen ties with Zimbabwe and help the country develop its vast mineral resources, the head of a visiting delegation from Brasilia has said.

  • November 17
  • Vanguard Nigeria: Brazil Bury National Team on Dubai Sand

    Brazil produced a masterclass of Beach Soccer as they swept aside Nigeria 11-5 in the Group D clash between the world and African champions.

  • AIM Mozambique: Production of Antiretrovirals to Start This Year

    The first phase of a pharmaceutical plant to produce anti-retroviral drugs in Mozambique will begin before the end of this year, according to the Brazilian Minister of Development Industry and Foreign Trade, Miguel Jorge.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: UN Security - Nation Pledges to Work With Brazil

    Nigeria has pledged to work closely with Brazil as the two countries prepare to take their seat as member of the UN Security Council in January 2010.

  • Times of Zambia Zambia: Agriculture is a Panacea to Ending Global Food Crisis

    INVESTMENT in agriculture is a panacea to ending the global food crisis and the UN World summit on Food security taking place in Rome, Italy must be seen against this background.

  • November 16
  • FAO Africa: Brazilian University to Help in FAO Programmes

    Scientists from a leading Brazilian university will provide their expertise to FAO for its agricultural development programmes in Latin America and African countries under an agreement signed here today.

  • November 13
  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Senate Promises to Tackle Country's Cultural Issues

    Participants at the international colloquium on teaching African and Diaspora history and culture, holding in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, have called on governments to deploy education and information as platforms to correct misinformation against the race. The call is coming on the heels of the Nigerian Senate assuring of its readiness to fast-track policy formulation aimed at addressing ...

  • Business Day South Africa: Country Seeks Faster Ways to Solve Trade Problems With Brazil

    SA AND Brazil had agreed to set up mechanisms to fast-track solutions to agricultural disputes constraining trade between the two countries, their trade ministers said yesterday.

  • November 12
  • AIM Mozambique: Brazil and Mozambique Discuss Business Ties

    Brazil has pledged to make 300 million US dollars available to finance rehabilitation work on the central Mozambican port of Beira and the airport at Nacala in the north of the country.

  • November 9
  • Daily Champion Africa: CBAAC International Colloquium in Brazil Gathers Momentum

    All is now set for the second edition of the International Colloquium on Teaching African History and Culture to the Diaspora and Teaching Diaspora Culture and History to Africa holding in Brasilia, Brazil.

  • November 6
  • Daily Observer Gambia: New Cuban Ambassador Presents Credential [column]

    The new Cuban ambassador to the The Gambia, Her Excellency Ines Fors Fernenedez, yesterday afternoon presented her credential to the Gambian leader, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh at State House in Banjul.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: GCFA Executive Meets Ambassador Fernandez

    A four-man delegation from the executive members of The Gambia-Cuba Friendship Association (GCFA) last Thursday, paid a courtesy call on the new Cuban ambassador to The Gambia, Her Excellency Ine's Fors Fernandez at her office in Fajara, a press release from the association indicated.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: End the Blockade

    The United Nations General Assembly has once again voted for the 18th year in a row, a resolution entitled "Necessity to End the Economic, Commercial and Financial Blockade Imposed by the United States against Cuba." In recent months, there has also been a growing international attention on the bilateral relations between US and Cuba. Obviously, the call to eliminate the blockade against Cuba and ...

  • November 5
  • Daily Champion Nigeria: CBAAC Leads International Colloquium On Teaching African Heritage to Diaspora in Brazil

    African history has for years been distorted in the same manner that her peoples had been dehumanized. The slave trade across the Sahara and later the Atlantic was the major single factor responsible for the first movement of peoples of African descent to the Middle East, Europe, the Caribbean, North and South America, Asia and Oceania - where the vestiges of African culture could still be found.

  • November 4
  • Foroyaa Gambia: Columbia Ends Baby Scorpions Participation

    Two second half goals from Columbia side were just enough to cancel the African Champions first half two goal lead by the Baby Scorpions.




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