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      Monday 20 May  
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      This file photo shows Roman amphitheatre of the ancient city of Sabratha, some 67 kms west of the Libyan capital Tripoli, on the Mediterranean coast. One of the most significant ancient sites in Libya, the city was one of the major gateways to the caravan routes to Africa and other areas, and maintained a commercial office at Ostia, the port of Rome.
      Bulletin: Libya revolt spares 'Athens of Africa', but kills tourism

      Bulletin: Libya revolt spares 'Athens of Africa', but kills tourism

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      A hairdresser blow dries a woman's hair at 'Boulbaba,' one of the most famous hair salons in Tunis. Because of the city's nightly curfew, trips to hair salons and spas for regularly beauty treatments must be hurried or cut short to ensure women get home in time.
      Bulletin: Beauty under curfew in Tunis

      Bulletin: Beauty under curfew in Tunis

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      Rolemodels: Osita Iheme
      Article: Osita Iheme: I would like to conquer Hollywood

      Article: Osita Iheme: I would like to conquer Hollywood

      On April 16, Nigerians vote for a new president. Do you have any interest in politics?...
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      Role Model: Karyn Benquet
      Article: The freedom of dancing

      Article: The freedom of dancing

      Africa, the continent of music and dance. What is your link to it?...
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      A man walks past luxury cars in a showroom in Johannesburg in 2008. From hosting lavish parties where sushi is served on models' bodies to quaffing rare whiskys, the display of wealth by South Africa's new black elite is raising eyebrows among the poor majority.
      Bulletin: South Africa's new money bling stirs racial debate

      Bulletin: South Africa's new money bling stirs racial debate

      From hosting lavish parties where sushi is served on models' bodies to quaffing rare whiskys,...
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      A villager at Chumbi village, some 50 kilometres southeast of Nairobi, reads with the aid of a solar-powered lamp in her house. She is among the villagers in the east African country who have benfited from solar-powered LED lamps innovated by Kenyan Evans Wadongo.
      Bulletin: Kenyan's mission: solar lamps to empower the poor

      Bulletin: Kenyan's mission: solar lamps to empower the poor

      Evans Wadongo is not yet 25 but has already changed the lives of tens of thousands of his fellow...
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      Evans Wadongo holds up one of his solar-powered LED lamps at his workshop in a Nairobi suburb. Not yet 25, Evans has already changed the lives of tens of thousands of his fellow Kenyans living in poor rural communities by supplying them with some 15,000 lamps since producing the first one from pieces of fabricated scrap metal and discarded solar equipment in 2004.
      Bulletin: Kenyan's mission: solar lamps to empower the poor

      Bulletin: Kenyan's mission: solar lamps to empower the poor

      Evans Wadongo is not yet 25 but has already changed the lives of tens of thousands of his fellow...
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      Shop window at at Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon’s priciest street
      Article: Wealthy Angolans invade Lisbon’s fashion boutiques

      Article: Wealthy Angolans invade Lisbon’s fashion boutiques

      Angola is the world’s fastest growing economy of the past decade , monthly The...
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      Sitting at the seaside terrace of the ‘en vogue’ restaurant Cais de Quatro
      Article: Angola's 'boom woman' wears Prada

      Article: Angola's 'boom woman' wears Prada

      Angola, not China, is the fastest growing economy over the past decade says The...
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      File photo shows a Bolivian peasant chewing coca leaves. Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, who also heads a regional coca growers union, is a fervent advocate of the multiple uses of the coca plant.
      Bulletin: Bolivia bid to decriminalize coca leaf chewing

      Bulletin: Bolivia bid to decriminalize coca leaf chewing

      Steeped, chewed, or set alight in a ritual: the coca leaf has been used for millennia in the...
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