Newly-added WWW Links: August '95

August 23, 1995

• Algeria (Don Mabry)
  The Historical Text Archive is supported by the College of Arts and Sciences and the Computing Center of Mississippi State University. The archive contains a variety of resources of interest to historians.

• Egypt (Don Mabry)
  The Historical Text Archive is supported by the College of Arts and Sciences and the Computing Center of Mississippi State University. The archive contains a variety of resources of interest to historians.
• Secrets of the Lost Tomb
  A mammoth mausoleum uncovered in Egypt sheds new light on the epic life of Ramesses the Great. With video footage provided exclusively to TIME, Egyptologist Kent Weeks provides the first multimedia tour of what may hold up to 50 sons of the greatest of the pharaohs.

• Chonia Informatica
  Chonia Informatica, is a Public Access Internet Provider. Aim And Focus is to provide affordable electronic communication, information and networking services to people and organisations working in development and social change in Ghana. Our primary focus is on meeting the information and communication need of nongovernment and community-based organizations.

• Welcome to Cote d'Ivorie (Ivory Coast) (AfreeNET)

• COMPUTEK News
  A Publication of the Kenya Association for the Advancement of Computing Technology (KaACT). Copyright (c) 1995. All rights reserved.
• Kenya (Richard Bowen)
• Kenya News

• Morocco (Don Mabry)
  The Historical Text Archive is supported by the College of Arts and Sciences and the Computing Center of Mississippi State University. The archive contains a variety of resources of interest to historians.

• Bani

• Federal Republic of Nigeria (AfreeNET)

• Sudan Chronology (The Carter Center)
  In Sudan, the Center has worked to bring about a resolution of the country's long civil war, increase agricultural production, and improve public health. Most recently, the Center has coordinated an unprecedented large-scale collaboration among Sudanese health organizations and international relief agencies to prevent river blindness, immunize children against preventable diseases, and put in place measures to eradicate Guinea worm disease during a four-month ceasefire.
• Sudan: What Future for Human Rights
  Amnesty International launches campaign on human rights abuses in Sudan

• The National Research and Technology Network
  The National Research and Technology Network the RNRT, allows Tunisian researchers to communicate, exchange files and retrieve data from scientific databases.

• Great Zimbabwe
• Old Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
  Old Bulawayo, in western Zimbabwe, was the late 19th century capital of the Nbebele king Lobengula. Properly interpreted and displayed, the settlement has great potential as a tourist attraction, educational resource and cultural monument.

• Privatization: Middle East & North Africa
  Privatization Middle East & North Africa is targeting individuals interested in privatization programs in this region. PMENA will be issued every Monday, giving you the latest news about privatization in North Africa and the Middle East including Turkey and Iran.

• News Stand
• Eye on Africa (AfreeNET)
  News from Cameroon, Gabon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Nigeria, Somalia, Tanzania.

• Africa Missions
  Welcome to Africa Missions Information on the World Wide Web. This server is provid as a service of the Department of Missions at Abilene Christian University.

• Sub-Saharan Africa Program (AAAS)
  The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) program activities center on improving access for African researchers to scientific and technological information, on encouraging other aspects of capacity building for universities and related organizations within the region, and on promoting productive collaborative ties between U.S. and African scientists and institutions.

• Africa Bureau
• Africa Bureau Information

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