Posted on 07 April 2010. Tags: African food, Broadwater Farm, Caribbean food, Defra, Department for Environment, Edgware, Food and Rural Affairs, Importing food, Mama Cass, Stonebridge hub, Taste of Africa, West African food

'Taste of Africa' events help raise awareness of the Personal Food Imports campaign within the African community
Check the rules about personal food imports before you travel - this was the message to members of the African community attending a series of local Taste of Africa events held across London last weekend.
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Posted on 30 April 2009. Tags: Africa, African, Business, Economics, Economy, globalisation, Politics

Even though it is the least integrated with the global economy, Africa may be the worst hit region by the global economic crisis. Each of the four channels through which the crisis is affecting Africa has a particularly nefarious impact.
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Posted on 17 March 2009. Tags: African American, black males, Crime, drugs, Economics, Health, heart disease, jail, spending power, statistics

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In the past 20 years in the United States, where deregulation and privatization has been carried to extremes, we are witnessing a phenomenon that the media has described as “the very rich†leaving “the merely rich" behind.
The exponential growth of America’s “super-rich†is a direct product of the near-elimination of capital gains taxes, and the ...
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Posted on 12 March 2009. Tags: Africa, biofuels, Education, farming, Food, History, News, Orphans, poverty, rice, senegal, Students

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Senegal-Bonus for rice farmers
For Senegalese rice farmers like Pape Alioune Seck the food crisis is a blessing in disguise in a country that until recently imported three-quarters of this staple from Asia."Two years ago, the Senegalese rediscovered rice from the river valley," said the 32-year-old rice farmer.
The change is answering the dreams of the domestic ...
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Posted on 01 March 2009. Tags: Africa, African, Africans, Afro German, allegations, America, American, Americas, Black, Blacks, Books, children, Entertainment, entertainments, Europe, film, Films, Food, France, Germany, History, Holocaust, Israel, justice, Murder, Parties, Prison, race, Racing, Soldiers, stories, Trade, University, War, Women


Like many West European nations, Germany established colonies in Africa in the late 1800s in what later became Togo, Cameroon, Namibia, and Tanzania.
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