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Russia emerges with its own Obama!

MOSCOW - A watermelon seller, Joaquim Crima, who lives in a small town in southern Russia, is being dubbed the “Volgograd Obama”. Crima, a 37-year-old native of Guinea-Bissau, plans to stand for mayor of the district of Srednyaya Akhtuba, part of the Volgograd Region. If elected, he would become the first black man ever to hold public [...]

Russia emerges with its own Obama!

Moscow, Aug.4 (ANI): A watermelon seller, Joaquim Crima, who lives in a small town in southern Russia, is being dubbed the “Volgograd Obama”. Crima, a 37-year-old native of Guinea-Bissau, plans to stand for mayor of the district of Srednyaya Akhtuba, part of the Volgograd Region. If elected, he would become the first black man ever to hold public office in Russia. Even though the elections are to be held in October, Crima has a Russian passport and has lived in the district for more than a

Da, my smozhem! Russia’s answer to Obama

He’s standing for elected office, he brings a message of change, and he’s black. This has been enough for Joaquim Crima, a watermelon salesman who lives in a small town in southern Russia, to be dubbed the “Volgograd Obama”. Mr Crima, a 37-year-old native of Guinea-Bissau, plans to stand for mayor of the district of Srednyaya Akhtuba, part of the Volgograd Region. If elected, he would become the first black man ever to hold public office in Russia. Even though the elections are not until October

Equatorial Guinea Liberty Day

Liberty Day Date: Aug 3, 2009 Liberty Day is a public holiday in Equatorial Guinea. A Constitution of a country is a set of regulations for the administration of that country. The functioning of a government in any country is highly dependent on the country’s Constitution as it specifies the powers, functions, responsibilities and duties of the [...] Other interesting posts: Uruguay Constitution Day Equatorial Guinea Armed Force Day Guinea-Bissau Colonization Martyrs’ Day

Guinea-Bissau Colonization Martyrs’ Day

Colonization Martyrs’ Day Date: August 3, 2009 Guinea-Bissau observes Colonization Martyrs’ Day as a public holiday. Colonization Martyr’s Day is observed as an anniversary of the killings of Pidjiguiti — a day of remembrance of the brave martyrs of the nation. Guinea-Bissau Colonization Martyrs’ Day History Guinea-Bissau is a country of the western African continent on Atlantic Ocean. Populated [...] Other interesting posts: Equatorial Guinea Armed Force Day Myanmar Martyrs Day Domin

Newsletter 3 Aug 09

Govan and Craigton Integration Newsletter #2 03 August 2009 Contents: 1. Network meeting this week 2. Asylum Seekers benefits to be cut 3. Citizens for Sanctuary Campaign in Glasgow 4. Unity in the Community charity shop in Govan 5. Continuing conflicts that create refugees download in pdf format or read below… 1. Network Meeting this Wednesday The next meeting of the Network is this Wednesday, 5th August, at 5.30pm in the Pearce Institute 840 Govan Road. Minutes of the las

We are Tired of the Dictatorship and Corruption

Protest Letter to the Politicians and Governments in AfricaDear Presidents/Prime ministers,On behalf of the poor people of Africa, I send you this protest letter. We are angry. Yes we the people are very angry. We have endured your ill conceived, hash and austere economic and social policies for quite too long. We have watched silently to see you and your cronies enjoy while we the masses continue to suffer. We have no jobs, no incomes, no savings and have no place to lay our heads while you and

Equatorial Guinea Armed Force Day

Equatorial Guinea Armed Force Day Date: August 3, 2009 Armed Force Day is a public holiday in Equatorial Guinea. Armed force day is one those days, which is celebrated in many countries in order to respect their military organizations together. On this day, all the divisions of the defense together are respected for their huge devotion and [...] Other interesting posts: Mauritania Armed Forces Day Guinea-Bissau Colonization Martyrs’ Day Civic Holiday in Canada

Happy World Breastfeeding Week!

August 1 - 7 is World Breastfeeding Week. The main purpose of WBW is promote breastfeeding in emergency situations worldwide.  An emergency can happen anytime and anywhere. They want to inform mothers, breastfeeding advocates, communities, health professionals, governments, aid agencies, donors, and the media on how they can actively support breastfeeding before and during an emergency. WHY WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK 2009? Children are the most vulnerable in emergencies – child mortality

Life Expectancy for World Countries in 2009

Recently I read somewhere about life expectancy comparing the USA vs my home-Country; Canada. It had me wondering what the rest of the world would be like in comparison, so I gathered some information here to share with you. [ InfoPlease -->] Find the average life expectancy for each country and the world. As of 2009, the country with the highest life expectancy is Macau at 84.4 years; the country with the lowest life expectancy is Swaziland at just 31.9 years. The average lifespan for th

African Native Running for Election in Russia

Joaquim Crima, a 37-year old native of Guinea Bissau, in West Africa, is running for district chief, in a small village in central Russia. He is likely the first black person to ever be a candidate in Russia.

AGOA Eligible Countries

The Africa Growth and Opportunity Act authorizes the President to designate countries as eligible to receive the benefits of AGOA if they are determined to have established, or are making continual progress toward establishing the following: market-based economies; the rule of law and political pluralism; elimination of barriers to U.S. trade and investment; protection of intellectual property; efforts to combat corruption; policies to reduce poverty, increasing availability of health care and e

Former Iraqi Official Gets 7 Years for Expelling Kurds

Published on August 2, 2009 by admin Today top stories about Former Iraqi Official Gets 7 Years for Expelling Kurds. Iraqi High Tribunal hands down sentence to former deputy PM Tariq Aziz, who was sentenced for expelling Kurds from northern Iraq during Saddam Hussein’s rule This is wegossips top stories about Former Iraqi Official Gets 7 Years for Expelling Kurds feel free to come again here, with our latest news.Related postsAfghanistan Violence Raises Concerns About Election Security

Iranian Reformists Criticize Detainees’ Trials

Published on August 2, 2009 by admin Today top stories about Iranian Reformists Criticize Detainees’ Trials. Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami says mass trial that opened Saturday is unconstitutional This is wegossips top stories about Iranian Reformists Criticize Detainees’ Trials feel free to come again here, with our latest news.Related postsAfghanistan Violence Raises Concerns About Election Security (0)US Pilot’s Remains Found in Iraq After 18 Years (0)Sanha Wins Presidenti

We are Tired of the Dictatorship and Corruption in Africa

Protest Letter to the Politicians and Governments in Africa Dear Presidents/Prime ministers, On behalf of the poor people of Africa, I send you this protest letter. We are angry. Yes we the people are very angry. We have endured your ill conceived, hash and austere economic and social policies for quite too long. We have watched silently to see you and your cronies enjoy while we the masses continue to suffer. We have no jobs, no incomes, no savings and have no place to lay our heads while you

Russia's First African Candidate for Office

Interesting story from VOA : Joaquim Crima, a 37-year old native of Guinea Bissau, in West Africa, is running for district chief, in a small village in central Russia. He is likely the first black person to ever be a candidate in Russia. Joaquim Crima, a 37-year-old native of the West African nation of Guinea Bissau, says he will run for public office in the small, central Russian village where he lives. The announcement is significant because of Crima's racial heritage. Few, if any,

Guinea Bissau: Ban Applauds Peaceful Staging of Presidential Election Run-Off

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today commended the Government, security forces, election officials and political parties of Guinea-Bissau for this week's peaceful staging of the run-off round of presidential elections in the troubled West African country.

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Brazil to host China, Portuguese-speaking countries business meeting

Brazil will host the Forum on Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries in August, the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brazil) said Thursday. Apart from Brazil and China, representatives from Angola, Mozambique, Portugal, East Timor, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, and China’s Macao will also participate in the event. This is the first time the [...]

Saudi Minister Takes Hard Line Against Peace Gestures to Israel

Published on July 31, 2009 by admin Today top stories about Saudi Minister Takes Hard Line Against Peace Gestures to Israel. Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal tells Secretary of State Clinton “a comprehensive approach that defines the final outcome at the outset” is required This is wegossips top stories about Saudi Minister Takes Hard Line Against Peace Gestures to Israel feel free to come again here, with our latest news.Related postsJuly Worst US Month in Afghanist