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Govt, rebels both claim victory

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The Ethiopian government and a rebel group have both claimed victory after weekend clashes in the east of the country.

Grand Imam Sheikh Mohammed Sayyed Tantawi

'Justice for woman's killer'

2009-07-06 18:12

A man who stabbed a pregnant Egyptian woman to death in Germany should be punished to the utmost extent of the law says Egypt's top cleric.

Taylor

Taylor witness list excessive

2009-07-06 15:50

Prosecutors at a UN-backed court for Sierra Leone say the trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor could be prolonged if his lawyers call all their witnesses.

comoros

Crash victims honoured

2009-07-06 13:27

Thousands of Comorans have gathered in the capital Moroni to pay tribute to the 152 people who perished in a Yemenia airlines plane crash off the island's coast.

kidnapped

Gvt seeks release of aid worker

2009-07-06 10:46

The Irish government says senior officials have arrived in Sudan to seek to negotiate the release of an Irish aid worker and a Ugandan colleague kidnapped in Darfur.

uganda

Ugandan drought

2009-07-06 11:40

Ugandans are set to go hungry as effects of global warming impact on the country.

US activists

US activists arrive in Egypt

2009-07-06 09:50

About 100 US activists have arrived in Egypt on their way to Gaza, hoping to deliver medical aid, trucks and support lifting a 2-year old Israeli-Egyptian blockade of the territory.

Botswana's flag

Botswana rejects AU Bashir call

2009-07-05 21:02

Botswana has distanced itself from a decision by African leaders to ignore the ICC order to extradite Sudan's President Omar Al Bashir.

Irish aid group GOAL's logo

Irish team help free aid staff

2009-07-05 19:19

Irish diplomats and negotiators have flown to Khartoum to help in efforts to free two female aid workers kidnapped in Sudan's Darfur region.

A palm filled with plenty of candles.

Zim leaves diamond fields

2009-07-05 17:31

Zimbabwe's government will withdraw soldiers from poorly secured diamond fields in the eastern part of the country following criticism over rights abuses.

Niger economy is booming

2009-07-05 10:40

Niger, a deeply impoverished and arid West African country, last year posted an impressive overall GDP growth rate of 9.5%, up from 3.3% the previous year.

 
'Black box'

Hunt for Yemeni black boxes

2009-07-06 17:01

French aviation experts are trying to pinpoint the exact location of the black boxes from a flight that crashed into the Indian Ocean last week.

plane crash

2 hurt as UN plane crashes

2009-07-06 12:23

The pilot and co-pilot of a UN-contracted plane have been injured after their aircraft crash landed in Sudan's war-ravaged Darfur, the UN says.

mend

Mend claims another attack

2009-07-06 13:27

Nigeria's militant group the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta says it has attacked a second oil facility in the country's restive southern oil region.

congo

Congo-Brazzaville minister dies

2009-07-06 08:50

Congo-Brazzaville's hydrocarbons minister has died while in Paris, the government has said without specifying the cause.

Niger's President Mamadou Tandja

1000s protest Tandja referendum

2009-07-05 22:18

Tens of thousands of protesters have staged a demonstration in Niger over the weekend against President Tandja's planned referendum.

Bashir

Bashir slams sanctions

2009-07-06 08:50

Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir says sanctions cannot block development in his country, this as he unveiled the country's first home-manufactured aircraft.

 Sylvio Berlusconi

Italy fall short in Africa aid

2009-07-05 21:02

Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi has admitted failing to keep his promises on aid to Africa after withering criticism from pop star turned activist Bob Geldof.

At gunpoint

RSF: Somali journo shot dead

2009-07-05 17:25

A Somali radio journalist has been shot dead in Mogadishu, the sixth to be killed in Somalia since January, says Reporters Without Borders.

Children snatched for rituals

2009-07-05 10:47

Child abduction for ritual killings is on the rise in the Nigerian city of Kano, say officials and advocacy groups who blame the trend on greed for political power and quick wealth in this northern commercial centre.

Somalia

AU troops warn militants

2009-07-04 22:29

AU peacekeepers have warned insurgents who have been advancing on Somali government positions to back down or face retaliation.

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