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N'Dour talks about his career on Canadian TV.

Britain's Channel 4 News--hardly raving anti-globalizers--reports on the rationale behind multinational oil company Shell's decision to pay a "humanitarian" settlement to Nigerian activists who sued the company for the role in the state murder in 1995 of Ogoni writer and activist Ken
Saro-Wiwa and a number of others.

(May 15, 2009) Media disdain one day, a new respect the next. Jacob Zuma's election as President of South Africa capped a remarkable political comeback. His savvy and charisma helped reverse a political downfall fueled by charges of corruption and fraud. Global media seemed willing to forgive and forget.

Sources: SABC, South Africa; TV 5 Afrique, France; BBC, Great Britain; Deutsche Welle, Germany; Al Jazeera, Qatar; KMTP, U.S.; Press TV, Iran

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GI Joe talks about his upcoming album, being in Lagos, his favorite rapper and what inspires him.

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