"Clubs are all too often full of people prattling on about things they no longer know about. On July 7th the leaders of the group that allegedly runs the world - the G7 democracies plus Russia - gather in Japan to review the world economy. But what is the point of their discussing the oil price without Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest producer? Or waffling about the dollar without China, which holds so many American Treasury bills? Or slapping sanctions on Robert Mugabe, with no African present? Or talking about global warming, AIDS or inflation without anybody from the emerging world? Cigar smoke and ignorance are in the air". in The Economist
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African Union peacekeepers from Uganda sweep for mines in Mogadishu's K4 area, where insurgents often stage attacks on government troops and their Ethiopian allies. Only Uganda and Burundi have sent troops to Somalia and the understrength AU force has failed to end the violence.
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Inhaca - Namaacha, Moçambique 2001
Namaacha, 2001 (AVP) e (Ingrid)
Ilha de Moçambique (AVP) e Pemba, 2002 Moholoholo, África do Sul, 2005 (AVP)
Murchison Falls, Uganda, 2006
Murchison Falls, Uganda, 2006
Entebbe, Uganda, 2006
Eu, há muitos anos
Pemba 2002 Momemo 2003 (Moçambique) e Gambozinos 2005 (Ponte de Lima)