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When you are Bill Gates — directing a foundation with assets larger than the GDP of 104 countries — your enthusiasms get amplified on a global scale. Six or seven years ago, Gates read a book by Gordon Conway, “The Doubly Green Revolution: Food for All in the Twenty-First Century,&[Gates takes on green revolution with gusto - Kansas City Star]... Read More
After a study showed that circumcision reduces the incidence of HIV infection in men, circumcision providers in Uganda have been enjoying brisk business. The drumbeat for circumcision has been so loud that by December, when a document detailing the official “circumcision policy” is made final,[AIDS battle takes a tragic turn in Uganda - Kansas City Star]... Read More
Neill Blomkamp knows what it's like to feel like a brother from another planet. When he was a teenager, his family moved from Johannesburg, South Africa, to Vancouver, British Columbia. And while at first he felt "a little bit" like an alien, "ultimately I started to[Director gives conflict between races a sci-fi spin - Kansas City Star]... Read More
It took just a moment for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to successfully grab the attention of Africans, speaking in a voice that many could find respectful and galvanizing even as she broached old complaints about corruption, bad governance and human rights violations. In Nig[Clinton's straight talk resonates with Africans - Kansas City Star]... Read More
NAIROBI, Kenya Secretary of State Hillary Clinton this week visits Africa, where she's expected to show support for the government of Somalia, renew political pressure on Zimbabwe and raise awareness of sexual violence in Congo. Clinton's 11-day, seven-country tour reflects the[On Africa visit, Clinton won't shy away from thorny issues - Kansas City Star]... Read More
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