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Kwasi Kpodo for the AP - 40 saved, 110 feared dead in Volta ferry disaster
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Reuters on the Volta ferry: passengers were travelling from Dudzome, in the Afram Plains region, to Abotoase - possibly overloaded because a group of settlers had been forced to leave an area in a forestry reserve…
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South Africa tries to figure out how to clean up its image as a provider of mercenaries to the continent. But the legislation could make it unlawful for SA contractors to work in Iraq…
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Ghana Homepage pins the blame for the ferry disaster on the forestry commission…
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UNDP intervened to prevent the US from closing Somalia’s leading money remittance firm - Dahabshil - which would have caused untold suffering in Somalia
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There’s good bits to this article, which is a bit too alarmist for my tastes… Grossman is right that the US needs electronic recycling policies and that computer buyback would be a good thing/ But not all electronic recycling is a scam - it’s helped a l
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April 11th, 2006 at 2:17 am
About “Where computers go to die — and kill | Salon.com News”, check the slideshow of related images at
http://flickr.com/photos/tags/trashware/show/ if you like
(p.s.: your comment ends with “it’s helped a l”. typo?)
April 11th, 2006 at 6:17 pm
I haerd about the boating accident anyword on the total dead and any Americans involded?
April 11th, 2006 at 9:42 pm
Paolo, del.icio.us evidently cuts down “notes” after a few lines. I’d wanted to say that electronic recycling isn’t always a sham, and that the rise of cellphones in Africa has been due, in part, to the availability of inexpensive used cellphones…