The pair said they may raise their rent rates as their online following grows.

The reports says, rural Malagasy children, are often subjected to domestic servitude and prostitution within the country. It finds a significant increase in commercial sex trade involving the exploitation of children, as young as seven years old. They are fraudulently recruited and pushed into prostitution.

But gains on the ground are shaky, demonstrated in bloody fashion on Sunday when al Qaeda-affiliated bombers killed at least 30 people in Mogadishu, a city without a single working fuel station and whole neighbourhoods of wrecked buildings.

To date, about 200 Australian mining companies are present in Africa doing more than 650 projects across 37 countries, including Discovery Metals which is already starting a copper mine in Botswana, Sundance Resourceswhich has iron ore operations in Cameroon and the Congo, and Paladin Energywith its uranium mine in Namibia and another in Malawi.

"Audrey Wright, you go out there and play as hard as you can and hope we have success. need to be careful about creating too sharp a distinction between the sacred and the secular, Just as we can discover transcendence in a piece of chicken,Job growth also picked up nationally - in February, but it was because more people were looking for work. tanks have been great for displaying muscle and impressive firepower, but in an age where drones and rapid-response forces are being shifted to do the bulk of the fighting,Theatre Three's Other Desert Cities offers a scintillating Calif. for the first time in years Her father Lyman (John S Davies) is a former movie star who moved into conservative politics and became an ambassador Brooke's mother Polly (Connie Coit) wrote screenplays with Brooke's alcoholic aunt Silda (Cindee Mayfield) before settling down as a political wife Lyman and Polly's son Trip (Jeff Burleson) seems to be the family ne'er-do-well though in fact he produces a successful daily TV seriesThe family dynamics are complex Polly bullies everyone but takes care of everyone as well Some of these broken folks have needed a lot of looking after Silda is on the wagon just barely Brooke has come out of a long crippling depression and is finally able to write again The trouble is the book she has just finished threatens to dig up a long-buried family secret that might alienate her parents foreverBaitz sets up Lyman and Polly as representatives of all that he thinks has gone wrong in American politics Polly constantly refers to President Ronald Reagan and the former first lady as "Ronnie" and "Nancy" Silda deeply resents what her sister has become and Brooke is caught in the middle Trip seems the neutral nonplayer in the family game of recrimination but it turns out he has his own inner minefieldsThe action builds up with revelation after revelation though even the biggest won't come as much of a surprise to anyone who reads a lot of mysteries The play's ending seems rather pat and the short epilogue doesn't do much to resolve the feeling of vague dislocationNever mind the script's failure to live up to its own ambitions: It offers some great roles and lots of blistering and amusing dialogue It's wonderful to see Coit back onstage interestingly teamed up with Davies They're absolutely convincing as exemplars of the weird intersection of the entertainment and political industriesMayfield prowls around the stage like a wounded lioness in the showiest role Mackay seems almost typecast as the literary intellectual these days but she certainly carries it off The wonderful surprise is newcomer Burleson as Trip: The character seems lightweight at first but both the writing and the performance reveal depths that are the show's real revelationPlan your lifeThrough Dec 15 at Theatre Three at the Quadrangle 2800 Routh St.