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Press Releases: US SPY AGENCY CONFIRMS 1980S LINK TO CHARLES TAYLOR

Breaking News, VOA News online, Thursday, January 19 2012

A U.S. intelligence agency has confirmed it worked with former Liberian leader Charles Taylor, who is now on trial for war crimes at The Hague, during his rise to power. The Boston Globe newspaper reported the finding this week after receiving confirmation through a Freedom of Information Act request.

Published: Jan 20, 2012 - 09:34 AM
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Press Releases: Archive for the ‘Namibia’ Category


Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

According to the Daily NK:

North Korea has earned more than $160 million in the last ten years thanks to the construction of sculptures and other edifices in countries across Africa.

Published: Jan 19, 2012 - 08:37 AM
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Press Releases: JUDGE DAMASEB MUST BEAR RESPONSIBILITY

January 18 2012

The yearly complaints and or warnings by the Honorable Judge President, Mr. Justice Petrus Damaseb, that excessive delays in the delivery of High Court judgments erode trust in the justice system, risk mislead the public into believing that someone else, outside the High Court, is primarily and or exclusively responsible for such delays. Speaking during the official opening ceremony of the High Court in Windhoek last Monday, January 16 2012, Judge Damaseb repeated his previous statements that inter alia the inordinate delays in the delivery of judgments at the High Court “seriously erode confidence in the judiciary”.

Published: Jan 19, 2012 - 08:27 AM
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COLONIAL GENOCIDE AND REPARATIONS CLAIMS IN THE 21ST CENTURY
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