<|bbc_sw.gif||right|>PROGRAMME INFORMATION
20 May 2005
BBC Swahili brings FA Cup Final in Swahili for first time
Swahili speaking audiences across East and Central Africa can now enjoy, for the first time in Swahili, special live coverage of the FA Cup Final, between Arsenal and Manchester
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Contact:
Arend de Haas
Director
African Conservation Foundation
Tel. +44 (0)1535 274160
Fax. +44 (0)1535 271631
arend@africanconservation.org
Award-Winning Artist Paints for Wildlife and Children
African Conservation Foundation Launches New “Art for Afric
PRESS RELEASE
3 August 2005
BBC Swahili launch website that 'speaks boldly' about sex
<|bbc_ks.gif||left|>BBC Swahili and the BBC’s international charity, BBC World Service Trust have launched a Swahili language website which aims to break down taboos and myths around sex and sexuali
PRESS RELEASE
3 October 2005
THE GOOD SON RETURNS HOME
Carlos Queirós takes BBC on an exploration of football in Mozambique
<|bbcworldservice.gif|BBC World Service|left|>The Manchester United Assistant Coach, Carlos Queirós is returning to his home country of Mozambique on 3 October
Apunyu Bonny
(SomaliNet) Burundian refugees who have no! w spent 30 years in Rwanda at Kigeme Refugee Camp in Gikongoro Province are petitioning Rwandan authorities to accord them permanent residence status. Reports New Times, Monday.
Burundian refugees who are seeking Rwandan permanent r
Kizza Hajarah
(SomaliNet) Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo lashed out at the country's air transport regulator, Fidelis Onyeyiri for not doing his job. This followed a series of clashes in which 224 people lost their lives.
"If you were doing all that you claim you are doing, we wouldn't
Kizza Hajarah
Japan and Ghana yesterday signed a debt cancellation agreement of approximately one billion US dollars. This was after Ghana satisfied the HIPC requirements which qualified her for debt cancellation by most of her creditor countries.
A sector programme grand aid amounting to ab
Apunyu Bonny
(SomaliNet) A large share of the US $128 million in humanitarian aid to Burundi that the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) appealed for on Wednesday will not be for emergency relief. "More than half of the funds will go to development," Jean Sebastian Muni
Apunyu Bonny
(SomaliNet) A Rwandan Army officer and Member of Parliament, Mr. Aloys Simba has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by a Uni! ted Nations Court for the role he played in 1994 genocide in which some 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered in 100 days.
His sentenci
<|rice_liberia.jpg| |left|>(SomaliNet) Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf (l) with Secretary of State Rice
Liberian President, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf met US Secretary of State, Rice Condoleezza on Thursday on her trip to the United States. Rice preached reconciliation in the country after last
