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AFJN Participates in Call tothe President for Responsible U.S. Global Engagement

Over the past several months, AFJN has been working with the Connect U.S. Fund to develop a…

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Swaziland Political Situation

19 November 2008, by Louis Ncamiso Ndlovu, Bishop of the Diocese of Manzini Some Pharisees in the…

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A Different Olympic Story

When President Bush said he was attending the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games despite…

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Africa’s Climate Imperative

In recent years, important strides have been made in awareness and action on the issue of climate…

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Making the Case for Aid Reform

When we’re told that U.S. attempts at development in the global south do not work, we respond,…

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Liberia Will Rise Again! Observations From a Recent Visit

What’s happening in Liberia?  Is the war over ?  Is it safe to travel there? These are the most…

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The Ritual of Military Coup in Mauritania

On August 6th, the first democratically elected president of Mauritania, Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, was overthrown…

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G8: A Religious Call for Strong Action, A Spotlight on Africa

This year, Hokkaido Toyako, Japan, is hosting heads of state of some of the world’s most developed…

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Update on Tom Lantos and Henry J. Hyde US Global Leadership Against HIV/AIDS

Several Republican Senators led by Tom Coburn of Oklahoma are blocking Tom Lantos and Henry J. Hyde…

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Where Research and Outreach Intersect

Two hundred and fifty Notre Dame Students attended a one-day student-led symposium on human development studies at…

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Legacy of Bush in Africa Difficult to Reconcile

When it comes to Africa, most American Presidents have had little interest in the continent and its…

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Triggers of Conflict in Africa

After the violence, death, and displacement in Kenya, it seems the leaders have finally agreed upon a…

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Triggers of Conflict in Africa

By Bahati Ntama Jacques After the violence, death, and displacement in Kenya, it seems the leaders have…

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MARYKNOLL SISTERS’ STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT BUSH’S VISIT TO AFRICA

Washington, DC– The Maryknoll Sisters Congregational Leadership Team issued today the following statement: “During their visit to…

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Bush to Africa Press Call Transcript

AFJN took part in organizing a Press Call before President Bush made his trip to Africa from…

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AFJN Releases Statement on Kenya

(Washington, DC) – Africa Faith and Justice Network is both saddened and incensed by the news reports…

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Kenyan Election Dispute Claims Many Victims

On January 1st, 2008 people were burned in a church at Kiambaa in Eldoret town by protesters…

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Senator Obama Pushes for Peace in Kenya

In the midst of rallies in Iowa and café stops in New Hampshire, Senator Barack Obama has…

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Fairness and Firmness in Sierra Leone Elections

The 2007 Presidential and Parliamentary elections held in Sierra Leone this year worked.   It was the second…

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No HIV/AIDS Treatment for the Children

According to the UNAIDS 2006 Report, 2.3 million children under the age of 15 live with HIV/AIDS…

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