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21 Aug 2007
 
 
Thirty-nine feared dead in Congo ferry accident
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
Thirty-nine people are believed to have been killed in a weekend ferry disaster in northern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), local officials said on Tuesday.
 
 
Zimbabwe parliament sits to debate empowerment law
ZIMBABWE
Zimbabwe's parliament began a five-month session on Tuesday that will debate a bill giving President Robert Mugabe room to pick a successor if he were to retire and a proposal to localise...
 
 
UN accuses Sudan militia of mass abduction and rape
SUDAN
The United Nations' (UN's) human rights office on Tuesday accused forces allied with Sudan's government of mass abduction and rape of women and girls in Darfur, acts it said could...
 
 
15 Aug 2007
 
Mogadishu landmine kills 5 police - witnesses
SOMALIA
A remote-controlled landmine blew up a government vehicle in the Somali capital on Wednesday, killing at least five police officers and wounding three others, witnesses and a police source said.
 
 
Malawi budget debate starts without opposition
MALAWI
Malawi's parliament began debating the annual budget on Wednesday without opposition deputies who boycotted the session in a row that is putting at risk donor aid and key services.
 
 
Kenya's opposition split boosts Kibaki pre-poll
KENYA
Kenya's main opposition coalition has split into two factions ahead of a presidential election in December, boosting President Mwai Kibaki's chances of re-election.
 
 
Darfur leader says force must include non-Africans
DARFUR
A key Darfur rebel leader said a viable peacekeeping force for the war-torn western Sudanese region must include non-Africans and toned down his conditions for joining peace talks.
 
 
08 Aug 2007
 
Flash floods kill at least 14 in central Nigeria
NIGERIA
At least 14 people have been killed and thousands of families forced to leave their homes by flash floods sweeping the central Nigerian state of Plateau, the Red Cross said on Tuesday.The flooding,...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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