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elections for president and finally, tonight, BenAli's exile. Economique et social The Arab-Muslim world saw a turning point since last December (2010). Part of Tunisiaafter the immolation of a young graduate idle unemployed, this fever has crossed theborder from North Africa to align with Yemen and some Gulf countries. is a major shockthat also affects the Western powers, who have not seen the rest come thistransformation despite the presence of pharmacies and diplomatic representatives in the field. The Tunisian and

1993 the Nobel prize of Peace. He was elected president of South Africa on April 27th 1994. His price ministers was Thabo Mbeki and Frederik de Klerk. His autobiography, “A long way toward the freedom” was published in 1995. Thabo succeeded him. Nelson stopped his politic life to started the SIDA’s fight. He remarried with Graça Machel, widow of Samora Machel the old president. In 2004, he was elected the first personality of South Africa. Now Nalson Mandela devote to the SIDA’s fight.

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forte tristesse et j'ai était choqué par la misere et la pauvreté ainsi que la secheresse du pays !! Hello I am broow chris and just before beginning my concert I wanted to speak to you about a certain thing(matter): there is a few days I went in Africa to help certain persons and I have was shocked by the human but also animal situation and ecologique. in the first one so much I visited has persons of a small village of Congo which lived in conditions extremement difficult .les children did not

A.The key dates which brought the apartheid to an end In 1990 Frederik de Klerk replaces Botha as head of the National party. He announced as priority drafting a new constitution that would allow the peaceful coexistence of all peoples of South Africa. He takes concrete steps, including concerning the authorization for the ANC to exercise freely its activities. On February the 11, 1990, Nelson Mandela is freed after 27 years of imprisonment for "high treason". Then the government granted amnesty

Hochschild was born in New York City. As a college student, he spent a summer working on an anti-government newspaper in South Africa and subsequently worked briefly as a civil rights worker in Mississippi in 1964. Both were politically pivotal experiences about which he would later write in his book Finding the Trapdoor. He later was part of the movement against the Vietnam War, and, after several years as a daily newspaper reporter, worked as a writer and editor for the leftwing Ramparts magazine

Gandhi studied law at University College in London and became a barrister, a lawyer. He tried unsuccessfully to practice law in India, then he went to South Africa to work for a British firm. It was there he experienced prejudice for the first time. As a member of a higher caste, he had always been treated with respect in India, but in South Africa they looked at his dark skin and treated him as an inferior. Even though he had a first-class train ticket, they would not let him sit in his assigned seat

interest is the debate between Gandhi and Tagore over certain issues and questions which continue to be relevant to this day and age. This intellectual exchange began in 1914-15 when Mahatma Gandhi along with his students of Phoenix school in South Africa visited Shantiniketan. Gandhi recalled later. “It is here that the members of my South African family found warm hospitality in 1914, pending my arrival from England, and I too found shelter here for nearly a month”. At that time, Tagore’s school

l’Union européenne, car les échanges avec les pays de l’Union représentent traditionnellement près des deux 7 P. 2, Base de données de l’OCDE, http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/1/33/41227692.pdf 8 http://taxjustice.blogspot.com/2008/08/in-africa-pay-more-attention-to-tax-imf.html 9 tiers du commerce extérieur des pays africains. Les échanges transfrontaliers avec les pays limitrophes sont beaucoup moins importants, dans la mesure où le commerce intrarégional ne représente que 10

côtes. L'étymologie de ce nom a fait l'objet de nombreuses hypothèses. Selon Michèle Fruyt[2], le terme Africa est apparu dans les langues européennes par l'intermédiaire des Romains qui désignait ainsi la partie nord du continent car, en Campanie, africus qualifiait le vent pluvieux provenant de la région de Carthage[3]. Selon l'hypothèse de Daniel Don Nanjira, le mot latin Africa pourrait provenir soit du nom Afridi, une tribu qui vivait en Afrique du Nord près de Carthage, soit du terme