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| Mali: 995,000 Families to Benefit From Agro-Dealer Network Launch (AllAfrica.com)
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| Wed, 19 Nov 2008 09:55:39 GMT
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| Recognizing the declining productivity and incomes of small holder farmers in Mali, the Alliance for a Green Revolution (AGRA),at the weekend in Bamako, Mali's capital launched an ambitious US$2.5 million grant to support 820 rural agro-dealers who are primary contacts for seeds, fertilizers and other farm inputs that are necessary for increased productivity.
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| "Research For Health" Global Ministerial Forum Begins Monday In Mali (Medical News Today)
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| Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:17:24 GMT
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| A unique blend of political, research, industry and civil society leaders will meet in Bamako, Mali 17-19 November in an attempt to direct research to better meet the needs of poor countries. They will discuss strategies for national and global research for health that address inequities in health, foster greater health security and strengthen health systems.
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| New Music: X.O. [ft. Mali Boi & CeeCee]: "100" [Stream] (Pitchfork)
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| Mon, 17 Nov 2008 20:03:38 GMT
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| "Now you can love it/ Now you can hate it/ But you gon' pay me," sings Mali Boi , in-house producer for Alabama's Paper Route Recordz , on "100", a track from Benzi and Diplo 's new Fear and Loathing in Hunts Vegas mixtape. You'll probably like it, actually, and if you buy it you'll pay what you want , but this listen is gratis. "100" is based around a bit of ...
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| Amadou & Mariam: Welcome to Mali (Pitchfork)
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| Tue, 18 Nov 2008 09:18:38 GMT
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| Amadou & Mariam reached international acclaim after 2005's Dimanche à Bamako ; they follow that with a more global record featuring guests from France, the Ivory Coast, and Canada, as well as Englishman Damon Albarn. [ Recommended ] read more
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| Key African countries 'not keeping health research promises' (Environmental News Network)
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| Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:02:33 GMT
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| [BAMAKO] Several key African countries have done "very little" to invest in health research since pledging to do so at a world meeting of health and science ministers in Mexico four years ago, say critics. But others — including Tanzania, Rwanda and Mali — have made significant progress in investing in their health research.
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| Body found dead in Port Alfred (Pretoria News)
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| Tue, 18 Nov 2008 17:57:23 GMT
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| The body of a five-year-old boy was found in Station Hill in Port Alfred on Tuesday, Eastern Cape police said. Captain Mali Govender said Rayno Ruiters was reported missing around 6.30pm on Monday. He had been missing since 7am that day.
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