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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.

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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.

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Rebels threaten $10bn project

2009-07-04 16:27

Nigeria's best known rebel group Mend has threatened to thwart a $10bn gas pipeline linking vast reserves in Nigeria to Europe.

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Rajoelina to ask for aid

2009-07-04 18:06

Army-backed President Andry Rajoelina has left for Brussels hoping to persuade the European Union not to suspend aid to Madagascar.

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Cops search for aid workers

2009-07-04 14:31

Sudanese security services are searching for two kidnapped female aid worker taken from their compound in Darfur, the women's employer sysa.

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Three 'oil thieves' arrested

2009-07-04 11:36

Nigeria's special military joint task force protecting oil installations in the restive Niger Delta has arrested three suspects for stealing crude oil.

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AU refuses to act on warrant

2009-07-04 11:36

The AU has refused to act on an international war crimes warrant for Sudan's president, at a summit that also yielded a deal on the powers of a new regional authority.

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ICC could probe Kenyan vote

2009-07-03 20:03

The International Criminal Court says Kenya may ask for help if Parliament cannot agree on how to prosecute perpetrators.

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Journos jailed in Gambia

2009-07-03 18:00

Gambia's High Court has jailed seven journalists who were out on bail after being charged with sedition and has brought new charges.

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Uganda to outlaw circumcision

2009-07-03 11:55

Uganda will pass a law banning female genital mutilation, which is rampant among pastoralist tribes in the country's eastern region, the president says.

 

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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Gaddafi has his 'own way'

2009-07-04 16:27

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi had his own ways of conducting meetings, SA President Jacob Zuma has jokingly said.

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Bashir 'can travel in Africa'

2009-07-04 14:31

Sudan says its president is free to travel across Africa after heads of state of the AU voted not to co-operate with the ICC'S indictment of him.

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Ethiopia slams HRW over report

2009-07-04 13:00

Ethiopia has criticised the Human Rights Watch over its report that the country's draft anti-terrorism law would violate human rights.

Aid workers kidnapped in Darfur

2009-07-04 08:25

Two female aid workers from Ireland and Uganda have been kidnapped by armed men in Sudan's volatile Darfur region, officials say.

Somalia

Somali rebels vow more attacks

2009-07-03 22:04

Extremist rebels in Somalia say they will continue to attack African Union peacekeepers in an area where bloody insurgency is intensifying.

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Hostage 'suffering a lot'

2009-07-04 10:01

Swiss national Werner Greitner, kidnapped by al-Qaeda's north African branch in January, is suffering a lot and hardly eating, an official says.

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Rebels, opposition sign deal

2009-07-03 13:56

Darfur rebels have signed an accord with one of Sudan's main opposition parties in Cairo on agreement to push for a new transitional government.

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AU leaders reach compromise

2009-07-03 08:16

African leaders have reached a compromise on the powers of an AU Authority that will co-ordinate key policies, but have little power to act without a mandate from member states.

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