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Oct 09 2008     PAV Vol 15 Headlines
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 PAV Headlines Vol. 15, October 2008

PAV Fore Note N0 2: Welcome to PAV new looks African flag informational. PAV has networked with an affiliate, the African News Journal, to regularly bring you up to date beloved Africa country-by-country information and news. Just click on each of the 53 country mini-flags to enjoy the news feed of your choice. Of course, we continue to bring you print info from your favorite African and around the world Newspapers, including the BBC!!! Your search and select options are plentiful. Enjoy your cherished PAV website and as ever, we thank you, dear readers, for your continued patronage
Editorial: Read on...
Features: Read more in the featured article
Interviews: Read more …
African Dialogue:  Get a foretaste of the Dialogue page for November from PAV’s featured guest, Prof Chris Fomunyoh. He has lived good, bad and ugly elections in Africa, shared notes with opinion leaders of repute and his knowledge of the democratization process in Africa is impeccable. Please submit your question(s) via email to PAV at: pav87central@yahoo.com. You will be glad you did.
Country Profile: Mozambique, one of Africa’s success stories rapidly making economic progress is profiled by PAV for October 2008.
Health:
When it comes to health – health for all- the mantra should be ”prevention is better”. How do we prevent what we do not know, less understand or believe exist!! Faith!!!  Ever heard of rat-tailed maggots or intestinal myiasis due to rat-tailed larvae? Learn more about the silent killer agent and disease in this Panoramic Record of Rat-tailed Maggot Incidence and its Burden on the African Community. Read more of this examination of a silent killer, on the beleaguered people of Africa, given that its incidence and epidemiology has continued to baffle  parasitologists and skeptical medics
Commentary:
Read this incisive commentary page...
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