Prize catch: Trout farming in Lesotho

Roderick MacLeod reports on the growing trout farming business in the water-rich African country of Lesotho.

The winning author receives a cash prize, a high-end device, with his or her published e-book promoted online and via digital media platforms

Nigeria’s most innovative telecommunications company, Etisalat (http://www.etisalat.com.ng), has announced the 2014 Flash Fiction Prize category of the Etisalat Prize for literature. This award category which is in line with the company’s goal of inspiring and encouraging creativity is designed to celebrate the short form of storytelling.

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One of the richest anecdotal sources is the Nobel Prizes ‘field,’ about which one can write volumes!

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Burundi's Catch-22: retribution at home and disease over the border
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When Jean-Pierre heard rumours in his village about an offensive against those who did not support Burundi's president, he did not need to be told twice to leave. An orphan whose parents were murdered during the country's long civil war, he knew only too ...
Burundian Refugees Face Cholera Threat in TanzaniaAllAfrica.com

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>I have a question that I would like to get a clear and succinct answer for; what’s up with men and cheating?                       From the look of things it is quite clear that men can never stop cheating even when they know  the consequences.

A look at how Ebola is caught, how a Spanish nurse is being treated for it, and how authorities are dealing with it.

Zanzibar fish catch increases
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PRESIDENT Ali Mohamed Shein has said that fish catch in the Isles is increasing owing to government's assistance to the fishermen. “Over 30,500 tonnes were caught in 2012 compared to 28, 259 tonnes in 2011,” Shein said during the 50th revolution ...
Peace, Religious Bliss Vital for Isles GrowthAllAfrica.com

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Some places are yet to record a case - but what will they do if and when it arrives?

A career in lie detection focuses on drawing conclusions about honesty by interrogating people with the aid of a modern Lie Detector, called a polygraph machine. In this interview, Success talks to a forensic psychophysiologist: