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Millions die because of high malaria drug prices| LONDON (Reuters) - Nearly a million people die from malaria each year because they cannot afford the most effective treatment and instead often buy old drugs to which the malaria parasite has become...The StarIRAQ: Northern drought-displaced farmers look to return homeweb | Photo: IRIN BAGHDAD, 2 November 2009 (IRIN) - Rain thoughout Iraq's semi-autonomous northern Kurdistan region, which has been absent for two years, is prompting the return of farmers who had aba...Green Future to Spend Sh900 Million On Cable to RwandaInternet speeds in Rwanda are set to improve dramatically, with the laying of a 1,500 km cable by Green Future, a last-mile connectivity company. The Kenyan-based firm will spend about Sh900 million i...All AfricaTribunal Under Spotlight As Sierra Leone Convicts ArriveThe decision not to transfer to Rwanda suspects and convicts from International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), has once again put the tribunal under spotlight as a fellow UN court sends in convi...All AfricaLetter to Jomo: Tut, Tut, Dr Watson!Joy OnlineU.N. says $39 bln would stem child pneumonia deaths| LONDON (Reuters) - Pneumonia kills more young children than any other disease, but an investment of $39 billion, or just $12.9 per child, could save 5.3 million lives in developing countries by 2015...The StarRelease of Life On Earth soundtrack delivers music as pioneering as the show| The first commercial release of the avant-garde soundtrack to the 1979 David Attenborough nature blockbuster Life On Earth shows how pivotal it was to that programme's era-defining impact | The red-...Finnair to provide for clean water for Bihar children| New Delhi: It's been over three years since Finnair began flying to India, and starting this month the Nordic carrier wants to do more than just that -- help provide clean drinking water and sanitat...The HinduLebanon brand perception index witnesses decline in third quarter| Daily Star staff | Monday, November 02, 2009 | - Powered by | BEIRUT: The Nation Brand Perception Index (NBPI) ranked Lebanon in 175th place among 200 countries around the world and in 14th place am...Daily Star LebanonU.N. says $39 billion would stem child pneumonia deaths| LONDON (Reuters) – Pneumonia kills more young children than any other disease, but an investment of $39 billion, or just $12.9 per child, could save 5.3 million lives in developing cou...IRINnewsMon 2 Nov 2009 South Africa's legal war over Gaza Violence flares in MogadishuTwo killed in high seas shootout off Somalia: officials
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