President Bush marked African-American History Month in the United States with a ceremony at the White House, where he spoke of the need to purge the country of symbols of intolerance. VOA White House ...

Mr. Claridge's “Bush Tribes” are the Ba-Congo of Northern Angola, and the country the inhabitants of which he describes stretches from the Congo on the north to St. Paul de Loanda in the south ...

African tribes losing ground to conservation. ... Pastoralists are pushed off land to make way for national parks, and hunter-gatherers are arrested for traditional bush-meat hunting in the forests.

Bush’s last stop, Nigeria, is not only Africa’s most populous country and the principal African supplier of U.S. oil, but will also likely be the main contributor to a peacekeeping force for ...

But even the African bush, painted as timeless and immutable in Hollywood films and travel agents’ brochures, is undergoing huge change that will likely leave it a very different place by the ...

Bush, 3 African Leaders Speak Up for Democracy. June 28, 2001. By Edward Walsh. ... In a joint statement, Bush and the other three presidents -- John Kufuor of Ghana, ...

With a decision pending on whether he will send U.S. troops to help enforce peace in Liberia, Bush planned meetings Wednesday with South African President Thabo Mbeki in Pretoria.

President Bush praised five democratically elected African presidents Monday as examples to neighboring nations and said debt relief and liberalized trade can help spread freedom on the troubled ...