Rally De Africa
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Rally de Africa is an arcade rally racing game which plays similarly to Sega Rally Championship. The game features four game modes: Championship, where the player plays through a series of races; Spot Entry, where the player can play a singe race; 2 Player Battle, where two players can race against each other; and Memory Battle, where the player can race against the replay of another player which is stored on the memory card. In each race you begin in the twelfth position behind eleven computer opponents, the goal is to pass all the opponents to get into the first place position before you reach the end of the stage. The game features a total of five different stages set across the continent of Africa and a selection of unlicensed vehicles to race with.
Five tracks are available for each game and four classes of car. Very little is unlocked to start so you will need skill and maybe some luck to see all of the content. There is good variety in vehicle with Kei cars, Super 1600 style rally, WRC rally cars and even huge 44 off roaders! Even a VW camper makes an appearance as a bonus unlockable.One brilliant thing with Rally de Europe is that once you complete the championship mode, all of the Rally de Africa circuits are unlocked and you can play the championship. However, this is brutally hard to achieve and we have yet to manage it!
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Thousands of demonstrators rallied in Burkina Faso's capital, Ouagadougou, on Saturday in support of the ruling junta, days after France confirmed its special forces there would withdraw, according to an AFP journalist at the rally.
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Leading the opposition for blacks is the new United Democratic Front, launched at a weekend rally. Its formation is considered a potential watershed in black politics, although the UDF's effectiveness is still uncertain.
While political analysts consider the UDF important as an exercise in black political unity, its rockiest road now lies ahead. It appears to have considerable grass-roots support and drew a crowd of at least 6,000 to its weekend rally.
But like any black political initiative, it is severely handicapped by government restrictions. Its opening rally near Cape Town, for instance, was crammed into a community hall and a tent because outdoor political gatherings are illegal in South Africa.
FEBRUARY 7--Faced with an escalating state offensive to shoveever more victims into this country's execution chambers,opponents of the barbaric death penalty around the world arerallying to the campaign to save the life of political prisonerMumia Abu-Jamal in Pennsylvania. Jamal's case is becoming thefocus of opposition to racist capital punishment. Tradeunionists, leftists and anti-racist youth have responded tourgent appeals by the Partisan Defense Committee and itsfraternal organizations in other countries for united-frontactions in defense of Jamal. In Berlin, Germany today, 300 peopleturned out in a cold rain to demonstrate outside the office ofthe U.S. embassy to demand: Mumia Abu-Jamal must not die!
For many seeking to fight the all-sided racist onslaught andcapitalist injustice, the international campaign to save MumiaAbu-Jamal is a rallying point for concerted action. Hisvictimization throws a spotlight on what the death penalty inthis deeply racist country is all about: \"legal lynching.\" Jamalis a former leader of the Black Panther Party, a supporter of theMOVE organization, and a courageous journalist known for hissearing indictments of America's racist rulers. Locked away ondeath row for 13 years after being framed for the killing of aPhiladelphia cop, he remains the \"voice of the voiceless,\"writing a column which regularly appears in many papers includingWorkers Vanguard.
In the coming weeks, rallies and forums to defend Jamal willbe held in cities across the U.S. The New York City rally, to behosted by Ossie Davis, will be co-sponsored by the PDC and theCommittee to Save Mumia Abu-Jamal, as will the Chicago rally.Joining those sponsors in the Oakland rally will be the LaborBlack League for Social Defense. The PDC is also organizingforums in Boston, Washington, Los Angeles and, with the BlackStudent Alliance of Georgia State University, in Atlanta. Therewill also be a benefit concert in San Francisco on February 19 bythe band Pothole.
A high point of the February 7 demonstration was a statementfrom the powerful IG Medien newspaper union, announcing that ithad made Mumia Abu-Jamal an honorary member. This act ofsolidarity exemplifies the considerable union support rallying toMumia's cause. Another highlight was a statement of greetingsfrom prominent American leftist Angela Davis, who declared, \"Thecase of Mumia Abu-Jamal has emerged as the most important case inthis challenge to the death penalty.\"
The demo drew significant numbers of high-school studentsfrom as far away as Hamburg and Halle. The rally was addressedby, among others, spokesmen for the Jewish Group of Berlin, theKurdistan Information Bureau (itself the object of governmentrepression), and by Heinrich Fink, who was witchhunted out of hisposition as rector of Humboldt University following thecapitalist reunification of Germany.
The case of Mumia Abu-Jamal was a prominent issue at the PDSparty congress in Berlin in late January. Posters of Mumia werewidely displayed, and stacks of KfsV leaflets were to be found onliterature tables of numerous organizations. Hundreds ofsignatures on petitions to Pennsylvania governor Ridge weregathered. Delegates at the youth session of the congressunanimously voted to join the international campaign for Jamaland to call on all PDS locals and members to build the February 7protest. However, the day before the demo, the PDS nationalexecutive decided, for sectarian reasons, not to have an officialpresence. Nonetheless, the Mainz PDS sent a message of solidarityand Berlin PDS state assembly deputy Sigrun Steinborn addressedthe rally.
African countries, which disproportionately suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change, are aiming to strongly voice their position at the 27th Conference of the Parties (COP27, 6-18 November 2022) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which is hosted by one of them, Egypt. African states and the African Union (AU) insist that richer industrial countries, which bear greater responsibility for greenhouse gas emissions, should do more to tackle them. According to the African parties to the UNFCCC, Africa's special circumstances should be taken into account when it comes to phasing down the exploitation of fossil fuels. At the same time, the AU is aware that following the same path as richer industrial countries is unsustainable. It has recently made public a comprehensive strategy to address climate change. While non-binding for AU members, this strategy aims to develop resource-efficient industry and make key sectors such as agriculture and food systems, water resources, energy, infrastructure and transport more climate-resilient. This would imply stronger governance of national and regional climate-related programmes, improving climate literacy and setting up efficient early-warning systems and climate information services. It also highlights the need to build on local and indigenous knowledge, and to create safety nets so that no one is left behind in the green transition. With this blueprint, the AU proposes a vision it hopes will rally both its member states and other UNFCCC parties. While the European Union (EU) is among the main supporters of African climate policies, the AU calls upon the EU and international donors to scale up climate finance to help Africa achieve the ambitions laid down in its climate strategy. The European Parliament requests that the EU and its Member States align their policies with the EU's international commitments on climate action, to improve cooperation with Africa in this matter. 781b155fdc