Word: addision
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The sound of shuffling feet announces her entrance as dozens of youngsters rise from their seats to chant in unison: "We welcome our headmistress." Jane Kansiime, who runs the Kamwokya primary school in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, silently reviews the students, who stand politely at attention, five to a bench...
Regularly beset by drought and famine, Ethiopia is known more for emergency food rations than its own gastronomic fare. Yet the country has one of the most diverse and mouth-watering cuisines in Africa. A great place to sample the range of dishes is the Fasika National Restaurant, tel: (251...
Your report on Bush's credibility problems convinced me that Americans don't trust their President anymore. They desperately want a leader who can protect them. I don't know what will happen between now and the November election, but so long as al-Qaeda isn't destroyed and Osama...
(2 of 4) He needs money to pay for his trip, and manages to raise $2,000 - as much as an average Somali earns in three or four years - by selling the small vegetable stall his parents passed on to him before his 20th birthday. He gets advice on the...
Mubarak's second eldest son Gamal, a businessman and avowed political reformer who holds a top policy post in the ruling party, provoked much speculation about his future when he entered politics three years ago. But he denies he has presidential ambitions, and his father has publicly scoffed at the...