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      Sunday 19 May  
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      A Canadian woman takes a bicycle taxi in Salima. Bicycle taxis are available in many places in Malawi, and very popular in the countryside where two-wheeled transport rivals cars in this small southern African nation
      Bulletin: Bicycle power the way to go in Malawi

      Bulletin: Bicycle power the way to go in Malawi

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      A tourist is seen taking a bicycle taxi in Salima. Bicycle taxis are available in many places in Malawi, and are very popular in the countryside.
      Bulletin: Bicycle foot power the way to go in Malawi

      Bulletin: Bicycle foot power the way to go in Malawi

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      Swiss player Roger Federer plays a shot against Russian player Mikhail Youzhny at Wimbledon. Federer has launched a $3.3-million (2.4-million-euro) project that seeks to put 54,000 children in school in impoverished Malawi in the next 10 years.
      Bulletin: Tennis star Federer launches school project in Malawi

      Bulletin: Tennis star Federer launches school project in Malawi

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      People ride bicycles in the provincial capital of Quelimane, an old Portuguese sea port, in March 2011. Bicycles have become the transport of choice in central Mozambique, especially among the sugar cane plantations.
      Bulletin: Bicycles new sign of status in Mozambique

      Bulletin: Bicycles new sign of status in Mozambique

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      Mining site in Zambia
      Article: Zambia's natural resources unequally divided

      Article: Zambia's natural resources unequally divided

      When Zambia’s president Rupiah Banda commissioned an enormous copper mine in the...
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      A customer counts Congolese bank notes in front of a kiosk
      Article: Corruption hinders Congo economic progress

      Article: Corruption hinders Congo economic progress

      Poor government and corruption have hindered Congo's economic progress and hampered...
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      A Tunisian man searches for clothes at the market in Ettadhamen, a popular city near Tunis, in February 2011. Nearly a quarter of the Tunisian population is living below the poverty line and some 700,000 people are unemployed, according to figures by the social affairs ministry on Saturday.
      Bulletin: Quarter of Tunisians living in poverty: official

      Bulletin: Quarter of Tunisians living in poverty: official

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      US Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) aimed at boosting productivity on smallholder farms in Africa.
      Bulletin: US signs up to help promote African farming

      Bulletin: US signs up to help promote African farming

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      Kevin Onyango (L), 18, lands a kick during a training round with his fighting mate Jeremia Joshua during a training session at a local gym in Nairobi. Kevin dreams of making enough money as a Thai boxer to afford to live somewhere other than in Kibera.
      Bulletin: Kenyan muay thai boxer punching way to top

      Bulletin: Kenyan muay thai boxer punching way to top

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      Frustrated Ugandans demanding justice
      Article: Uganda: Scream for change as Museveni is sworn in

      Article: Uganda: Scream for change as Museveni is sworn in

      Frustrated Ugandans held massive celebrations Thursday to welcome back the nation’...
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