Dance In Sub-Saharan Africa The online gateway to the black world, featuring news and commentary on african American arts, culture and politics. Dance in SubSaharan africa an overview of traditional and contemporary dance http://www.africana.com/research/encarta/tt_134.asp
Africa Selected Articles Selected articles (2002) on the state of religion in africa. Church Warns Herald. New Cult Emerges in Wakiso ' Prophet' Bushara Sticks to His Cult. Cultists Raid Iruekpen, Burn Bunglow, Vandalise Others. OIC Discusses AntiIslam Backlash this tiny Horn of africa nation's 3.5 million people http://hss.fullerton.edu/comparative/africa_articles_2002.htm
Extractions: Orthodox Church Anoints Second Patriarch "allAfrica.com," December 5, 2002) By unanimous vote of its holy synod, the Eritrean Orthodox Church has anointed Abune Yacob as its second patriarch. Yacob's coronation as patriarch comes two and a half months after the death of the first patriarch of the Eritrean Orthodox Church, Abune Filipos. He died at the age of 102 of natural causes following a brief illness in September. Filipos was widely regarded as the spiritual father of the country, and was highly respected for his outspoken criticism of Italian, British, and Ethiopian control of Eritrea prior to its independence. With his coronation as patriarch, 76-year old Yacob is now the spiritual leader of more than a million Eritrean Orthodox Christians, who constitute slightly less than half of this tiny Horn of Africa nation's 3.5 million people. Eritrea is divided roughly equally between Muslims and Christians. The vast majority of Christians in the country follow the Orthodox Church.
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Animal Rehabilitation, Welfare, And Protection or sanctuary to injured or orphaned indigenous wildlife also a stateby-state listing of people able to Strona o orodku jedzieckim Trybu³owo w Warszawie http://www.wildlifegift.com/welfare2.html
Extractions: Home Contact Us Site Map Wildlife Directory Wildlife Art by Mats Jonasson We provide these links to you as a resource for exploring the online world of wildlife conservationism. We want to do our part to spread awareness of the growing crisis animals face. These sites have been reviewed and recommended by our editors, but may not always reflect our beliefs or opinions. Suggest a Site Animal Welfare, Rehabilitation (486) Organizations actively protecting and rehabilitating animals. Aark Foundation Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center - Newtown, PA based non-profit rehab center that treats injured or orphaned mammals, passerines (songbirds), and raptors (hawks, and owls). Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitation Center - Alabama's oldest and largest wildlife rehabilitation center caring for more than 3,000 injured and orphaned wild creatures each year. Alaska Raptor Center - Provides medical treatment to injured bald eagles and other birds, offers education programs and conducts research. Includes news and events, volunteer and membership details, raptor resources and visitor information. Located in Sitka. Alberta Birds of Prey Foundation - Birds of prey rescue, release, captive breeding and public education on the Canadian prairies.
