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The day I was proud to be AmericanIt wasn't easy. I didn't get my absentee ballot in time so I called the consulate in Johannesburg to see what I could do. Reviving the American dreamNot long ago it was fashionable to say that American elections didn't matter much to the rest of the world. After eight years of George W Bush... More than a battle of t-shirtsThere might be little to choose for Africa between an Obama and a McCain presidency, but their differences on women’s rights do matter. Going down Obama boulevardObama's appeal rivals soccer in Uganda – and he’s had at least one road named after him. Bo Town celebratesSierra Leonean support for Obama transcends age and religious differences, writes Olusegun Ogundeji. Ability over skin colour"Obama represents the unity of humanity. Dare I say it? This is a man who might go down in history as 'Barack the Great'.’’ Movies in Madagascar“We are longing to have Obama shirts or any kinds of things about him,” says Jeannine Ralaitafika, who sells shirts in Antananarivo. The legitimate triumph of an average manManyo Benard reports on how “Obamania” has gripped Cameroon. Of puritans and Palin's underthingsLev David: This one's about why I think Sarah Palin deserves a place on the world stage, no matter the result of the United States Presidential Race. The revolution goes high-techTechnology provides voters with a platform to move beyond historical loyalties. |
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