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EDITORIALS: Tristen Taylor, of Jubilee South Africa, makes the case for corporate reparations
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS: A new publication directly challenges the health impacts of globalisation
LETTERS: Round three in the poetic battles over Pan-Africanism; and memories of Walter Rodney
PAN-AFRICAN POSTCARD: Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem on Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo’s efforts to shed his image as the “419 president”
CONFLICT AND EMERGENCIES: The US is accused of hypocrisy over its roll in Darfur
WOMEN AND GENDER: Wrangling continues over the Domestic Relations Bill in Uganda
ELECTIONS AND GOVERNANCE: Ethiopian opposition unhappy at Zenawi's claims of victory in historic poll
DEVELOPMENT: “Making poverty history needs getting the history of poverty right.”
HEALTH and HIV/AIDS: WHA set to decide on public health issues
INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY: Self-powered mobile charger to be launched
BOOKS AND ARTS: Review of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child CD-Rom Training Kit

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