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Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Jun, 25 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail West Africa: Tension rises between the Gambia and Guinea Bissau Days after Kumba Iala, President of Guinea Bissau, declared that his country would “crush” The Gambia, his counterpart in Banjul, President Yahya Jammeh, has expressed his concern, raising tensions between the two countries in western Africa. Accusing The Gambia of supporting opposition elements inside Guinea Bissau and of fomenting instability in the country, President Kumba Iala declared on 11th June that his country would “crush” The Gambia, a country set inside Guinea Bissau’s northern neighbour, Senegal. Banjul has replied, President Yahya Jammeh declaring that “it is not worth replying to these badly intentioned, slanderous and unfounded accusations”. The Gambian Foreign Ministry has already issued declarations describing Kumba Iala’s statements and accusations as “false, unfounded, wrong and totally against the spirit of good neighbourly relations”, calling on Kumba Iala to withdraw his accusations and threat of war, a withdrawal which has not to date been made. Timothy BANCROFT-HINCHEY PRAVDA.Ru

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Gambia Student Handbook 2002 Summer Fieldschool Itinerary Tentative Course Outline The Gambia, West Africa Field Study Program 2002 Itinerary: 42 day trip to The Gambia and Senegal, West Africa. First Drafts of student research papers due August 1, 2002. Week 1 – Departure and Arrival, begin Language and Culture training, meet with faculty and students at the University of The Gambia, orientation to Greater Banjul Area. Monday Depart BWI on USAirways to London, Gatwick. Tuesday Depart London on Monarch Airlines to Banjul, The Gambia. Settle into hotel. Wednesday Begin language and culture classes. Afternoon bus tour of Greater Banjul area. Thursday Language and culture classes. Afternoon at UTG to meet Drs. Jah and Kah: religion and Gambian society. Friday Language and culture classes. Afternoon at National Museum to meet with M. Sonko or Dr. Almeida: family and ethnic groups. Saturday Language and culture classes. Afternoon free, possible social with UTG faculty and students. ^ Top Week 2 – Continue language and culture classes, continue orientation to Greater Banjul Area.

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PROJECT Overview PATH Gates Dinner ... Project Staff P-I AWARDS Special Report Honorable Mention: Africa Complete list of awards Tailoring solutions to fit local customs For outside help to be effective, it must not trample cultural sensitivities Friday, March 23, 2001 By TOM PAULSON SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER ANDAHA, Nigeria The village was hot and steamy, the clouds thick with the threat of rain, as Abel Eigege stopped to check up on water safety and disease eradication programs. More than half of the people in the village are infected with the parasite schistosoma, the cause of so-called snail fever. Most contracted the disease as children, picking up the parasite as they swam or bathed in water with infected snails. Eigege sadly held up a child's urine sample, noting the blood. A village health care worker with the Carter Center's Global 2000 program uses a makeshift yardstick to estimate the weight of a boy in Andaha, Nigeria, so a proper dose of praziquantel can be dispensed to treat snail fever. Mike Urban / Seattle Post-Intelligencer Click for larger photo "The disease disables and makes them more susceptible to other disease, like malaria," he said. Working with local volunteers, Eigege dispensed tablets of praziquantel to the infected using a yardstick he designed to help villagers match height to body weight. "He's about 1 1/2 tablets tall," Eigege said as he held the stick up to one young boy.

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