Africa and its Issues- Why Have We Ignored Africa?

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Africa and its Issues- Why Have We Ignored Africa?

An SI Board Since April 2003

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Emcee: Dale Baker	Type: Moderated

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117	That is so terribly sad.	epicure	-	6/16/2003
116	Foreign troops in Congo face child fighters toting AK-47s By Emily Wax, Washin	Julius Wong	-	6/15/2003
115	SA to get slice of huge US Aids pledge June 15 2003 at 08:42AM By Edwin Nai	epicure	-	6/15/2003
114	I picked up a book quite accidentally that turns out to be a novel of the Congo.	epicure	-	6/15/2003
113	French troops in gun battle in Congo Special forces sustain no injuries Concern	epicure	-	6/15/2003
112	Interesting idea. I wonder how the UN would do that without appearing oppressiv	epicure	-	6/13/2003
111	I really think that Africa needs to be recolonised under the United Nations. Get	Stephen O	-	6/13/2003
110	Number one, when I say "we" I mean the world, not the US. And regime	epicure	-	6/13/2003
109	Perhaps the world must nurture Africa, and help her raise the leaders of the fut	epicure	-	6/13/2003
108	<i>The mass graves are most certainly from the period when we gave Iraq ou	Brumar89	-	6/13/2003
107	Well said - just to balance the debate, however, the other great tragedy in Afri	Dale Baker	-	6/13/2003
106	What you support, you lose the right to condemn later- especially when you throw	epicure	-	6/13/2003
105	<i>There weren't millions of dead. Children weren't having their a	Brumar89	-	6/12/2003
104	That's what they're doing in Bunia. People have been wounded by hostile	Brumar89	-	6/12/2003
103	There weren't millions of dead. Children weren't having their arms hack	epicure	-	6/12/2003
102	I'm not so sure about the "nowhere near as desperate". Those thin	Brumar89	-	6/12/2003
101	I think a good way to start would be to establish UN forts, to protect civilians	epicure	-	6/12/2003
100	To bad we went to Iraq, where the humanitarian needs were nowhere near as desper	epicure	-	6/12/2003
99	And excerpts from follow-up Winds of Change article: windsofchange.net <i>	Brumar89	-	6/12/2003
98	Good exploration of Congolese situation on Winds of Change blog. Some excerpts:	Brumar89	-	6/12/2003
97	French say their Congo mission will have little impact on fighting James Astil	Brumar89	-	6/12/2003
96	<b> Why We Spoke On Zimbabwe</b> by Bill Fletcher; June 07, 2	James Calladine	-	6/7/2003
95	Thank you so much for posting that. I wrote to Yves, since I was curious if the	epicure	-	6/7/2003
94	<b> G8 And Africa A High Price To Pay For A Lot Of Talk</b>	James Calladine	-	6/6/2003
93	This is such an interesting article. I'm so glad you posted it. It's t	epicure	-	6/3/2003

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