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NAMIBIA: Poor access to treatment hampers fight against TB

WINDHOEK, 25 Jan 2006 (IRIN) - Despite its status as a middle-income country, Namibia has a high incidence of tuberculosis (TB), a poverty-related disease.

Poor geographical access to health services has hampered the treatment rate of TB, the country's second biggest killer, said Alfons Babie, an official at the recently created directorate for special diseases in the health ministry. Instead of the international target of 85 percent stipulated by the World Health Organisation (WHO), the TB treatment rate in Namibia is only 64 percent.

DAKAR, 25 Jan 2006 (IRIN) - The African Union for now has sidestepped a decision on the legal fate of ex-Chadian leader Hissene Habre, opting to create a panel of African jurists to advise on bringing him to trial for alleged political killings and torture.

But human rights campaigners anxious to see him placed on trial believe his extradition to Belgium in line with a September 2005 court request remains the best solution to see justice done.

Winning Ways Of Waxing For Hair Removal

by: Bodworx International

Waxing is a popular hair removal process for both males and females these days. It's a method that can be done at your convenience in your home or by a professional at select salons and spas.

Depending on your particular skin, hair type and rate of hair growth, waxing has been known to provide smooth results as long as 3-8 weeks and is suggested as the longest lasting temporary hair removal method.

While there are people who say this method of hair removal is not as painful as it sounds, basically, the waxing solution wraps around the hair and then is pulled. Pulling the hair and its roots out.

ABBOTTABAD, 3 Jan 2006 (IRIN) - A thin, grey mule laden with bags and sacks fidgets restlessly as he tries to flick a fly off his back.

Beside the animal, an equally thin boy stands, nervously adjusting the reins and loading the last few items into the bags. Muhammad Kareem, 14, is ready to accompany his aunt, Zumera Bibi, back to her village in the Allai Valley area, badly damaged by October’s devastating regional quake, to try and regain control of the family property, which she fears has been lost.

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