The News Review:

- Iran is a big country with remarkable abilities: Senegal PM
- Rebels Kill 10 Peacekeepers in Darfur
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Iran is a big country with remarkable abilities: Senegal PM
Tehran Times – Sep 30, 2007
In a meeting with Iran’s Ambassador to Dakar Jahanbakhsh Hassanzadeh Soumare praised Iran’s scientific and technological progress and said “”I have called on cabinet ministers to work for developing relations with Iran. “”Expressing pleasure over existing friendly ties and noting satisfaction with the good trend of expanding ties and progress on mutual agreements between the two countries the prime minister underlined the role of joint economic commissions on expansion of cooperation. Referring to the importance of exchanging senior delegations between Iran and Senegal Soumare expresses desire to visit Iran. The ambassador for his part presented a report on growing trend of ties and advancement on oil cooperation electricity transfer projects and establishment of an automobile manufacturing plant (Samand) in Senegal.

Rebels Kill 10 Peacekeepers in Darfur
San Francisco Chronicle – Sep 30, 2007
“It may not be the right political thing to say but the government forces saved us” said an AU officer at Haskanita who also asked not to be named because of military regulations. Speaking in Ethiopia the AU’s top peace and security official Said Djinnit said 10 peacekeepers were killed in the attack. AU officers said the dead included a police officer from Senegal two military observers from Botswana and Mali and seven soldiers from Nigeria. At least seven peacekeepers were wounded. “Some fled on foot and by car and have called us” the AU officer said. “But we’re very worried for some of them. Senegal’s foreign ministry confirmed the death of one of its peacekeepers and reiterated a warning that it might pull out its troops if the situation appears too insecure.

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hmyNews International – Sep 30, 2007
And it account why the people suffer from soil infertility erosion and landslide time and again. In effect one of our biggest issues at stake is to focus on these areas where we see big danger. However like in other program countries in African like Mali Senegal and Ethiopia some progressive farmers in Cameroon are appreciating it. It¡¯s my hope that within the next twenty years or so couple with more programs being implemented and more education happening underground African farmers will see the value in this. And even as more deforestation is happening and as timber companies are coming in and sweeping away the forest people will see the value of planting more trees. Well like any new idea people take in time to make others understand. To say the least I can say I am happy it is really working to those progressive farmers in particular areas.