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Malaria

30 May 2011

Spreading the word

by Ida Horner | posted in: 30 Day Blogging, African women | 0

Hmmm, it has been  way too quiet here for several reasons- but hopefully that will not happen again.  I will promptly pick up where I left off- NIKKI P’s  30 Day Blogging challenge, here is the last post Today’s challenge … Read More

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African, Amanda Barber, Cheryl cole, Malaria
16 Apr 2011

What would you use wild silk fabric for?

by Ida Horner | posted in: 30 Day Blogging, African Fashion | 0

Every now and again people find this blog because of the words or questions they have typed into their search engine. I used to ignore these questions but I have started paying more attention to them . Why? We all … Read More

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Humane silk, Madagascar, Malaria, Wild Silk
20 Aug 2010

It is World Mosquito Day

by Ida Horner | posted in: Development Policy, Sustainable development | 0

Remember my post here MAMA SAID THERE WILL BE DAYS LIKE THIS?, well we have another today. WORLD MOSQUITO DAY, on 20th August in 1897 Sir Ronald Ross made the link between malaria and mosquitoes. An important link it would … Read More

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Cheryl cole, Malaria, Mama Said there will be days like this, Sir Donald Ross
9 Jul 2010

Cheryl Cole has malaria and so do some folk in Africa

by Ida Horner | posted in: Politics | 0

A few days a go I was browsing my Twitter flow when I came across a tweet saying – oh if Cheryl dies it will it be like Diana all over again. I am not into the celebrity thing and … Read More

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#endmalaria, Africa, Chery Cole, Malaria, Uganda
30 Jun 2010

Mama said there will be days like this

by Ida Horner | posted in: Development Policy | 0

Following my open letter to the British Prime Minister I found myself thinking about the issue of declared days to mark certain issues in society. I have written about some of them MALARIA DAY ,  WORLD POVERTY DAY , BLOG … Read More

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Africa, AIDS, Malaria, World poverty day
25 Apr 2010

Malaria isn’t sexy

by Ida Horner | posted in: Poverty | 0

It is World Malaria Day and I am here to share my thoughts on the issue of malaria. First let me deal with the title of this blog. Malaria affects 50 of the 53 African countries but it often doesn’t … Read More

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#endmalaria, Malaria, Uganda, World malaria Day
7 Jul 2009

Are Millennium Goals helping me?

by Ida Horner | posted in: AID, Development Policy, International Policy | 0

This week the Department for International Development here in the UK has issued a new report ELIMINATING POVERTY : Building Common future,  which spells out a new direction  and  desire to address issue of poverty in the developing world and … Read More

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HIV, Malaria, MDGs, Millennium Development Goals, UN, Zambia

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