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  1. Hands off Assata London Protests
  2. Hands off assata rally 5/10/2013 ......pittsburgh
  3. Hands Off Assata Rally in Newark 5/10/13
  4. Assata Shakur: Re-Imaging "Terrorism" Into the Face Of a Black Woman
  5. ‘Hands Off Assata Shakur Day’ in Harlem!
  6. NNOC Statement on Assata Shakur
  7. The Real Horror of Benghazi Was Ethnic Cleansing-Let’s Talk About That
  8. 2 nabbed over Malcolm X grandson killing
  9. ANC Welcomes Visit by President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria
  10. U.S. Team to Probe Baga Killings in Nigeria
  11. Nigerian President Jonathan Urges African Economies to Close Ranks
  12. Uncertainities Over PIB May Affect OPEC Quota In Nigeria
  13. Nigerian Air Force Jet Crashes In Niger
  14. Obscure Notes on Africa: Recognizing the Work of PANW Editor Abayomi Azikiwe
  15. United Nations Notes 'Concrete Suspicions' That US-backed Rebels UsedChemical Weapons
  16. 'Containing Iran': Israel 'In Talks' to Join Alliance With SaudiArabia, Jordan and Tu
  17. Car Bomber Kills Seven In Somalian Capital Targeting a Qatari Delegation
  18. More Delegates Arrive for CISSA In Zimbabwe
  19. South Africa Can Learn From Zimbabwe Flourishing Farms
  20. Genesis of ZAPU's Armed Struggle
  21. 'Solutions to Zimbabwe Challenges Lie In Us', Says President Mugabe toZANU-PF Central
  22. Nigeria: Celebrating Ezekwesili At 50
  23. The Internet Surveillance Controversy
  24. Admission Shortage in Nigeria: Regional Integration to the Rescue
  25. Kidnap of Shettima Ali Monguno: Boko Haram Amnesty Committee in CrucialTalks
  26. Women's Movement in Nigeria Lacks Solidarity, Says Dr. Abiola Akiyode
  27. Logging Industry stealing from Africa
  28. South Africa Demands Explanation From Zambia Over Scott's Remarks
  29. Massive Problems In South African Economy, Says COSATU Leader
  30. Rival South African Miners' Union Rally for May Day at Marikana
  31. Portugal to Lay Off 30,000 Public Sector Workers
  32. Kenya President Invited to London for Talks on Somalia
  33. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez Visits Montana Garrison
  34. Cuba Remains Committed to Socialist Development
  35. Cuban President Heads May Day Central Event
  36. Gaddafi's Son Appears in Libyan Rebel Court
  37. Corporate-Controlled Detroit Rulers Spending Millions on Consultants While in Financi
  38. Assata Shakur, Black Freedom Fighter, Is Now On FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List
  39. ANC Youth League: Purge or Clean Slate?
  40. Criticism of Opposition Dominates May Day in South Africa
  41. Zimbabwe Vice-President Mujuru Back Home From UAE
  42. South Africa Angry Over Britain's Aid Cut
  43. Cuba Says United States Must Shut Guantanamo
  44. Thousands March Demanding Jobs in Morocco
  45. South African President Zuma to Attend CAR Meeting to Discuss Security
  46. Thousands Protest Against Austerity In Europe
  47. Bolivian Court Allows President Morales to Run for Reelection
  48. Enemy Fomented Crisis to Breakup Syria
  49. Col. Muammar Gaddafi Speech on July 23, 2011
  50. Urgent Appeal On Behalf Of Mohammed Abu Alqasim Azwai
  51. Home Ownership Down in the United States
  52. Somalia Famine Killed 260,000, Report Estimates
  53. Sudan Rebels Attack City, Push Closer to Capital
  54. Abayomi Azikiwe, PANW Editor, Makes Statement to Press TV US Desk: 'US Incapable of A
  55. U.S. Woman War Resister Court-martialed for Refusal to Continue Servicein Iraq
  56. Car Bombs in Four Iraqi Cities Kill At Least 22
  57. Armed Protest of Libyan Rebels Prompts US-led Congress to PostponeProceedings
  58. Rebel-held Libya on Edge as Fears of Additional Bombings Loom
  59. 'Women Make Better Administrators'
  60. Zimbabwe Vice-President Travels to Dubai
  61. Plight of Black Farmers: Response to the Coverage of the PigfordSettlement by the New
  62. Egyptian Pope Says Islamist Rulers Neglect Copts
  63. Former Nigerian Leader Obasanjo Dares President Jonathan on Probe of Corruption
  64. Nine Oil Workers Kidnapped in Nigeria
  65. Nigerian Labor Unions Urge Passage of Petroleum Industry Bill
  66. Nigerian Military Denies Existence of Mass Grave, Detention of Soldiers Over Baga
  67. 'Sanctions Against Zimbabwe Must Go,' Says Malawi President Banda
  68. South Afghanistan Plane Crash Kills Four US-led Personnel
  69. Special Meeting Held in Mogadishu on the Future of Somalia
  70. Somalia President Hassan Travels to Mombasa
  71. Al-Shabaab Focus of Legislation in US-backed Somalia Parliament
  72. Eleven Israeli Military Aircraft Violate Lebanese Airspace
  73. Israeli Forces Attack Palestinian Protesters In West Bank
  74. Most French Believe President Hollande Will Miss Job Target
  75. Thousands of South Sudanese Rebels Surrender After Thaw With Sudan
  76. Darfur War Crimes Suspect Jerbo Killed in Sudan
  77. What North Koreans Think
  78. Zimbabwe Vice President Mujuru Addresses International Trade Fair inBulawayo
  79. Malawi President Banda Lauds Zimbabwe Land Reform
  80. Boston Bombing Suspect Had No Gun When Captured
  81. Corporate Media Says Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Goes Silent as Parents SeekTruth in the United
  82. Cecil Rhodes desire to steal Afrika in his book Confession of Faith 1877
  83. China Government's Report on Human Rights Violations in the UnitedStates
  84. Take Education Seriously, Zimbabwe Vice President Mujuru Urges Youth
  85. Malawian President Joyce Banda on State Visit to Zimbabwe
  86. Boko Haram: Jonathan At Crossroads
  87. Colombia, FARC Begin New Round of Talks In Cuba
  88. Venezuela Survives Another Attempt at Regime Change
  89. Important Messages From Kenya
  90. Who Is Persecuting Gbagbo?
  91. Richie Havens (72), Soulful Folk Singer, Riveted Woodstock
  92. Zimbabwe Look East Policy Panacea to Sanctions
  93. Western Nations In Stampede to Normalize Relations With Zimbabwe
  94. Re-Engagement With Zimbabwe: West Must Walk the Talk
  95. 'Zimbabwe Economy Defies Odds,' Says President Mugabe
  96. Influence of the Yuan in Africa Set to Grow
  97. South Sudan Military Accused of Attacking Lorema Hospital
  98. More Than 20 Killed In South Sudan Violence
  99. Test of Credibility Over SPLM-N Link to South Sudan Government
  100. Peacekeeper Shot Dead in Sudan's Darfur Region
  101. Chinese Vice President Vows Friendly Ties With South Sudan
  102. Saving Detroit: Community Service and Activism In (Glocal) Perspective
  103. Is the Somalia Federal Government Showing Regional Preferences?
  104. Assistant District Commissioner Killed Near Somalia Town
  105. Somalia Government Will Not Recognize the Outcome of Kismayo Conference
  106. Somalia Al Shabab Fights Back Against 'War Crimes' Allegations
  107. South African Farmers Form Partnerships With White Settlers
  108. Few South African Tears for Departed 'Iron Lady'
  109. Have African-Americans Left Baseball?
  110. Why Does the ICC Only Prosecute African Leaders?
  111. Africans Remittances Outweigh Western Aid
  112. Egypt-IMF Loan Negotiations Still In Progress
  113. Egypt Opposition Condemns Brotherhood's Planned Demonstration AgainstJudiciary
  114. Teens Stunned At Portrayal As Boston Bombing Suspects
  115. Saluting Zimbabwe's Revolutionary Women
  116. Let's Vote In Peace Says President Mugabe of Zimbabwe
  117. Symbolic Targets Have Been Hit in Somalia
  118. Sudan Army Retakes Two Darfur Towns From Rebels
  119. Rebels Agree to Hold Talks With Sudan Government
  120. Malawi President to Visit Zimbabwe to Open International Trade Fair
  121. 200 Injured After Explosion at West, Texas Fertilizer Plant
  122. Zimbabwe Government Cancels Poll Funding Request
  123. Thatcher's Hand Was In Attempted Equatorial Guinea Coup
  124. Boston Bombs Were Loaded to Maim
  125. Boston Terror Attacks, Bomb Squad, Terror Drill, Bomb Sniffing Dogs,Law Enforcement S
  126. Sudan Justice Minister Asks President Bashir for Forces to CaptureDarfur Suspects
  127. United States Envoy Visits Zimbabwe
  128. U.S. State Department Envoy Dispatched to Zimbabwe
  129. World Bank Statements on Land Reform Vindicates Zimbabwe Policy
  130. A License to Lie Is Western World's Gift
  131. US-Backed Opposition Forces In Venezuela Accused of Plotting Coup
  132. Abayomi Azikiwe, PANW Editor, Featured on African Perspectives Radio Broadcast at CHR
  133. Wall Street Posts Worst Day Since November 7
  134. 2500 Displaced In South Somalia As Security Forces Pullout
  135. Canada Focus of Investigation Into Attacks in Somalia
  136. US-Backed Somalia Regime Seeks to Blame 'Foreigners' for SecurityFailures
  137. Zimpapers Poised to Reclaim Blue Chip Status
  138. Northern State Governments May Not Support President Jonathan for Re-election in Nige
  139. Marikana Lawyer Mpofu Released From Hospital After Stabbing in SouthAfrica
  140. South Africans Feeling Safer Now Than During Apartheid, Says ANC Cabinet
  141. 3,069-Strong United Nations Brigade to Intervene In DRC
  142. Maduro Wins Venezuela Presidency
  143. ZANU-PF Dispatches Investigative Team to Manicaland
  144. Zimbabwe Vice-President Mujuru Commissions Victoria Falls AirportExpansion
  145. Libyan Loyalists Base Reportedly Attacked in Sebha
  146. Florida Cops Accused of Having Trayvon Martin Targets
  147. Presidents of Somalia, Breakaway Somaliland Holds Talks In Turkey
  148. IMF Recognizes Somalia Government After 22-Year Break
  149. Ethiopian Military Kills Civilians In Central Somalia Region
  150. 2.7 Billion Users Active on Internet: Information and CommunicationsTechnology (ICT)
  151. Abayomi Azikiwe, PANW Editor, Featured on Press TV Money Trail: 'History of the Counc
  152. African Union Welcomes Resumption of South Sudan Oil Production, Export
  153. AU Chair Says Sudan, South Sudan Should Consolidate Ties
  154. President Bashir Announces Normalization With South Sudan
  155. South Sudan's Unity State Denies Hosting Rebels
  156. Obama Proposes Plan to Cut Social Security
  157. Plot Revealed to Assassinate Interim Venezuelan President Maduro
  158. Venezuela Closes Border With Colombia Ahead of Presidential Elections
  159. Venezuelan President Maduro to Fight Corruption
  160. Top FARC Leader in Cuba for Colombia Peace Talks
  161. Cost of Cyprus Bailout Swells to $30 Billion, Leaked Documents Reveal
  162. ANC Appoints 22-Member Youth League Task Team
  163. South Sudan Urged to Stop Use of Death Penalty
  164. ICC A Regime Change Tool
  165. FBI Sued Over Secretive Mass Surveillance Program
  166. Chris Hani Memorial Marked by Sharp Debate Over Legacy
  167. South Africa Owes Chris Hani a Debt of Gratitude
  168. Sudan President Bashir Visits Chad
  169. Pact Between Sudan Government, JEM 'A Big Step Forward'
  170. Madonna Has VIP Status Revoked After Insulting Malawian President Banda
  171. President Uhuru Kenyatta's Inauguration Speech--April 9, 2013
  172. Kenyatta Pledges to Unite Kenyans
  173. Black Mass Incarceration, the Prison-Industrial Complex and the PrisonState
  174. South Sudan Oil Flows Again
  175. Sudan Imports Push Commodity Prices Down In Unity State
  176. US Navy Deploying Laser Weapon Prototype Near Iran
  177. Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast for April 6, 2013--Tribute to Dr. Mart
  178. Obama Approves Sending More U.S. Military Aid to Somalia
  179. Syrian Army Eliminates Terrorists In Several Areas, Foils InfiltrationAttempt From Le
  180. Syrian Political Parties, Unions and Organizations Denounce TerroristBombing In Damas
  181. U.S. Abruptly Extends Sanctions On Somalia
  182. European Union Naval Force In Somalia
  183. Activist Dick Gregory on Hunger Strike to Demand Freedom for Lynne Stewart
  184. Not Another War! Pentagon Out of Korea!
  185. Dubious Friends Eye Zimbabwe Gems
  186. Zimbabwe Government to Import 150,000 Metric Tonnes of Maize From Zambia
  187. Puntland President Meets With South Africa Delegation
  188. Madiba Discharged After Nine Day Hospital Stay
  189. Libya's Future Looks Bleak As Corporate Media Focus Turns Elsewhere
  190. Cairo Court Fires Were Deliberate: Senior Judge
  191. Egyptian Women's Group Proposes New Sexual Harassment Law
  192. Zimbabwe Government Scoffs At US Position On Elections
  193. Five Killed In Mozambique Clashes
  194. CAR Rebel Leader Djotodia Accepts Regional Summit Outcome
  195. United States Makes Frantic Efforts to Take Over Africa
  196. British Intelligence Said to Have Had Role in Lumumba Assassination
  197. Abayomi Azikiwe, PANW Editor, Featured on Press TV Top Five: 'Western Imperialism Plo
  198. Tennessee Denies Protest Permits to Confront White SupremacistConference
  199. Suit Over Criminal Defense System In Michigan Proceeds
  200. AMISOM Welcomes Deployment of Sierra Leone Troops
  201. Somalia Is Yet to Deliver the Right Messiah
  202. South Sudan Raids Rebel Base in Jonglei
  203. Egyptian Court Rules Against Extradition of Former Libyan Official
  204. U.S. Stocks Fall After Disappointing Data
  205. Bomb Strikes Headquarters of Somalia's Largest Bank
  206. Al-Shabaab Continues to Grow in Somalia
  207. AMISOM Troops Claim Advance Linking Mogadishu and Baidoa in Somalia
  208. Libyan Rebel TV Suspends Work Over Security Breakdown
  209. Israel Launches Fresh Airstrike on Gaza Strip
  210. 11 Killed In Clashes Between Rebel Group, Congo Army
  211. Republic of Sudan Releases Six Political Prisoners
  212. DPRK Mobilizes In Response to U.S. Threats
  213. Adviser to Rebel Libyan Prime Minister Kidnapped
  214. Tobacco Exports Gross US$86 Million In Zimbabwe
  215. The Constitution Is Sacred In Zimbabwe
  216. M23 Congo Rebels Slam United Nations
  217. What Is Khama's Game Plan?
  218. 'China Is Africa's All-Weather Friend'
  219. Pan-African Journal: Special Worldwide Radio Broadcast for March 30, 2013
  220. Fighting Erupts In Timbuktu Involving French and Malian Forces
  221. BRICS Summit Promotes Unity Among Major Emerging Economies
  222. CAR News Update: Religious Tensions Rise; Interim Government Formed;Child Soldiers Ki
  223. Lagos Deputy Governor Urges Nigerian Students to Seek Greatness
  224. Nigerian President Consoles Mother of Tribune Publisher
  225. Nigeria And The Drone In The Sahel
  226. Chiadzwa Diamond Production to Double in Zimbabwe
  227. Kenyatta Won Kenya's Presidency Fairly, Says Supreme Court
  228. Nigeria Gets Significant Amount of FDI In Africa
  229. Award-Winning Plant Scientist Inspired By Grandmother
  230. Nigerian Plateau Killing Toll Hits 50
  231. Disquiet In Nigerian Presidency Over Northern Amnesty Proposal for BokoHaram
  232. Argentina Offers to Pay off $1.4 Billion in Debt
  233. UAE Monarchy Digs Deeper Into Occupied Libyan Security Crisis
  234. Libyan Christians Brace for More Attacks From Counter-revolutionaries
  235. Women Brutally Raped by Libyan Rebels
  236. Libyan Rebels Destroy More Religious Sites
  237. Why is the International Criminal Court Picking Only on Africa?
  238. Weekly Jobless Claims Rise More Than Expected in the U.S.
  239. Detroit Demonstration Against Dictatorial Corporate Rule Shuts DownCity Hall
  240. Detroit Demonstration Shuts Down City Hall for Two Hours in ProtestOver Racist-Dictat
  241. Federal Suit Filed to Halt Emergency Management In Michigan
  242. No One Will Survive DPRK's Retaliatory Strike
  243. UK Communique on Zimbabwe Slammed
  244. ZANU-PF Headed For Victory
  245. Twin Explosions Rock Presidential Palace In Kismayo, Somalia
  246. Al-Shabab Renews Offensive In Southern Somalia
  247. Eritrean Community Centers Firebombed In Sweden
  248. Chicago Mobilizes Against Massive School Closings
  249. Palestine Commends Zimbabwe
  250. Libyan Rebels Say Four Christians Will Be Freed From Jail