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*25/06/00 Check out the new style Country Files with increased info and links starting with Senegal.
*24/05/00 Today sees the launch of our new fully clickable Africa map which will eventually replace the old yellow one on the homepage at present. Find it by clicking here!
*10/05/00 We now have nearly all of our country files up and running with map, flag, vital statistics and news links to start them off. This resource will fill out as the months go on, so keep watching the countries of your interest!
*01/03/00 From today, our daily news briefing gets under way, your quick and easy reference to the news and events happening in Africa right now. Get in touch with the news as it happens!
*26/02/00 The latest addition to the AIC site is our very own map resources page. Here you will find access to maps of Africa new and old to help you with your projects or just for interest's sake. Keep an eye on this page, more entries will follow over the next couple of months.
*20/02/00 Now is the time to apply for your free monthly AIC newsletter by clicking on the 'Sign up for free monthly newsletter link' in the upper left corner of the homepage. There is just a simple form to fill in. Look out also for the start of our daily news briefingcommencing March 1st 2000 on the news page. There are new links to Northwestern University in the Study links and Library pages which should prove of gret use to students of African Studies everywhere.
*14/2/00 We have added a new page dedicated to links with African government websites. Some of these, in the absence of official government sites are the ones written for embassies in Washington or at the UN. Either way, they make fascinating reading and are, taken in the context of being opportunities for favourable publicity, a valuable resource and reference opportunity.
*09/02/00 See the new webpage simply called Opportunities. Over time this page will develop to include work and study opportunities in Africa and elsewhere dedicated to those in possession of academic qualifications in African Studies.
*09/02/00 Checkout the link to the British Library for the Institute of Development Studies (IDS)at the University of Sussex on the Libraries page.
*09/02/00O n the new Development page you will now find links to the World Bank, IMF, and USAID amongst others
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