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African and Afro-American Studies at Washington University, St. Louis is an interdisciplinary academic program, largely concentrated in the social sciences and the humanities. Principal geographical areas of concentration are the sub-Saharan African continent and the United States of America.

Includes an overview of the companies listed on the Stock Exchanges in Africa, mostly Southern Africa.

Angola:

The Angola Peace Monitor is produced every month by ACTSA - Action for Southern Africa, the successor organisationto the British Anti-Apartheid Movement. It is produced as our contribution towards the work of the Angola Emergency Campaign, which seeks to highlight the need for international action in support of peace and democracy in Angola.

Burundi:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Cameroon:

This page, we hope, will provide you with information from Cameroonians about The Republic of Cameroon; its geography, the warmth and friendliness of its people, its government, its economy, its cultures and traditions, and its communications infrastructures.

Cote d'Ivoire:

Includes wide range of information on Cote d'Ivoire.

Eritrea:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Ethiopia:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Kenya:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Includes pictures, and travel infomation to various parts of Africa

Libya:

This presents the "Green Book" (Kitab al-Akhdar) of Muammar al-Qaddafy. It is presented with exact page breaks and line breaks, as originally published.

Malagasy:

This paper was presented at the International Symposium on the Biogeography of Madagascar held in Paris 26-28 September 1995. The printed version of the paper will appear in the Symposium volume in early 1996 (Schatz, G.E. Malagasy/Indo-Australo-Malesian phytogeographic connections. In: W.R. Louren¨o (ed.), Biogeography of Madagascar. Editions ORSTOM, Paris

Malawi:

Draft of UNDP Project Document, Lilongwe, Malawi, 6 August 1995

Mozambique:

Draft of UNDP Project Document, Maputo, 21 July 1995

Rwanda:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Over 100,000 children were separated from their families during the 1994 massacres. It's a painstaking but by no means hopeless task - over 9,000 children have now been re-united with their families. ©Photo: Unicef

World Disasters Under th Volcanoes, was written by John Sparrow, and edited by Nick Cater and Peter Walker. HTML conversion by Jeremy Mortimer. For printed versions contact the Federation's Disaster Policy Department or your National Red Cross or Red Crescent Society.

Somalia:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Sudan:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

The purpose of this page is to provide background information about Sudan, review of current events and developments, news, resource guides and links to other relevant sources of infromation.

21 years of Sudanese and Sufi History at Bergen (Norway), 1972-93. A note on research and resources

South Africa:

South Africa's Government of National Unity (GNU) is a constitutionally-defined multi-party government consisting of seven political parties that were voted to power in South Africa's first democratic elections, in April 1994.

Tanzania:

Includes pictures, and travel infomation to various parts of Africa

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Uganda:

The GHIE, a no-fee resource accessible via email, telnet, gopher, and the WWW, is catalyzing the sharing of site reports, fact sheets, activity summaries, data sets, scientific papers and analyses. Field operations guides, disaster histories, and activity summaries are being added. Through an exciting tool called Interactive Data Rendering, GHIE users can select data to create application.

Zimbabwe:

ZimWEB was created so that the resources and wealth offered by Zimbabwe that would have otherwise been undiscovered and inaccessible, are made accessible on the internet. ZimWEB was created primarily for Zimbabweans and for those affiliated with Zimbabwe, and is also geared to provide information and services to those people around the world interested in Zimbabwe.

Aim inculde: provide a worldwide focus for African ornithology, encourage an interest in the conservation of the birds of the region, publish a twice-yearly colour bulletin, etc.

This paper was presented at the International Symposium on the Biogeography of Madagascar held in Paris 26-28 September 1995. The printed version of the paper will appear in the Symposium volume in early 1996 (Schatz, G.E. Malagasy/Indo-Australo-Malesian phytogeographic connections. In: W.R. Louren¨o (ed.), Biogeography of Madagascar. Editions ORSTOM, Paris

Famine Early Warning system in affected African countries.

OneWorld Online is a member of the BBC's Networking Club. The BBC has always been committed to the importance of broadcasting global issues in its radio and television programmes. Each week the OneWorld news team updates, inititiates or highlights a news feature from some part of the globe where the one world values of human dignity and justice are being undermined or upheld.

Over 100,000 children were separated from their families during the 1994 massacres. It's a painstaking but by no means hopeless task - over 9,000 children have now been re-united with their families. ©Photo: Unicef

World Disasters Under th Volcanoes, was written by John Sparrow, and edited by Nick Cater and Peter Walker. HTML conversion by Jeremy Mortimer. For printed versions contact the Federation's Disaster Policy Department or your National Red Cross or Red Crescent Society.

Includes Arabic lesson, information on Arabic software, Arabic learning, etc.

Over the years since the first manned space flight, more than 200,000 photographs of the Earth have been taken by astronauts in orbit. The EarthRISE database is an online collection of over 20,000 of these images taken during the Space Shuttle flights STS41G, STS059, and STS068

Includes information on music and culture of the Ewe and other African ethnic groups, along with related graphics, sound, and videos.

GreenNet works with a number of other electronic networking organisations around the world, who share their aims. Some of these are members of the Association for Progressive Communications (APC), others are partners which are not yet ready to become full APC members, but wish to share APC information.

Provides relevant information on each country's: Connectivity Providers, Network Activity Updates, Reports and Papers, Miscellaneous Items on Networking.

Draft of UNDP Project Document, Lilongwe, Malawi, 6 August 1995

Draft of UNDP Project Document, Maputo, 21 July 1995

Demographic information on some African Countries, from University of Pennsylvania

Includes information from African publishers (and from the American Association for the Advancement of Science Sub-Saharan Africa Program), African Crop Science Society, Centre for Advanced Social Science, CODESRIA, etc.

The Angola Peace Monitor is produced every month by ACTSA - Action for Southern Africa, the successor organisationto the British Anti-Apartheid Movement. It is produced as our contribution towards the work of the Angola Emergency Campaign, which seeks to highlight the need for international action in support of peace and democracy in Angola.

Avebury is among the world leaders in publishing authoritative research studies in the social sciences. In recent years, Avebury has developed a highly successful list which includes some of the most important research written by scholars affiliated with the world's most respected universities and institutions.

Bamako Convention on the ban of the import into Africa and the control of transboundary movement and management of hazardous wastes within Africa (1991)

Sudanic Africa is an international academic journal devoted to the presentation and discussion of historical sources on the Sudanic belt, the area between the Sahara and the Bay of Niger, the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans. The journal typically presents such sources in the original language and in translation, with comments.

In keeping with the Development Fund for Africa (DFA) legislation, and funded by a grant from the AID Africa Bureau, the Africa Liaison Project fosters communication, cooperation and collaboration on development initiatives in Africa among US PVOs, African NGOs and AID. The Africa Liaison Project regularly publishes announcements and summaries of all activities in InterActions newsletter, Monday Developments.

Includes pictures, and travel infomation to various parts of Africa

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