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1. However, Sita says it's not just the news agencies fault for choosing to cover other stories but the fact that Africa is such a big place.

2. But Sita says the rewards for investing in Africa match the risks and companies should "strike while the iron is hot."

3. Sita added: "Clearly,(sentencedict.com) what we need to do is educate the world more. What we need is African governments to get together and articulate an Africa investment proposition.

4. A Bengal tigress called Sita rests with one of her trio of six - month - old cubs.

5. Wild tigress Sita, cub gently in mouth, gets her close-up when National Geographic addresses the plight of her species' vanishing habitat and vulnerability to poachers.

6. Jim Peters chief technology officer at SITA, explained that transmitting messages can improve turnover and turnaround.

7. Harvey, nie Sita and same year has enjoyed such treatment.

8. Although according to a 2008 baggage report by SITA, the aviation industry lost 12.4 billion in 2007 as a result of mishandled baggage.

9. He and Heinemann indicated that Lawei Sita and the Omaha project are "the essential service facility".

10. Sita is living proof that this endangered species can flourish if only given enough room and enough prey.

11. Sita explained that these findings show Africa needs to be getting its message out more effectively.

12. One of its main designers is Sita Devi, a 30-year-old mother of two with only a third-grade education.

13. I had read in the Ramayana of the tribulations of Sita for having left the ring drawn by Lakshman, so it was not possible for me to be sceptical of its potency.

14. "A cross was flying to the near post where I was and I was jumping to make a header, " Skrtel told SITA.

15. The airport is the first anywhere in the world to feature a system created by SITA for passengers to scan baggage claim tags and (hopefully) instantly discover where any lost baggage is located.

16. L F Wade International Airport in Bermuda is the unlikely location for the launch of a new self-service electronic luggage tracing system by air industry technology firm SITA.

17. Hindus revere them as a symbol of the monkey deity Hanuman, whose simian army helped rescue Sita, the god Rama's wife, from a demon king, according to a Sanskrit epic.

18. Ramanujan's "Three Hundred Ramayanas, " is considered by Indologists to be a classic study of Hindu diversity and a discussion of the hundreds of different tellings of the epic story of Rama and Sita.

19. After Rama came back to life, he raced on towards the monster's palace to rescue Sita. Suddenly, Ravana appeared!

20. "Primarily, the level of political instability in the continent, the lack of infrastructure, the levels of corruption -- these are the factors that worried foreign investors," Sita said.