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Supermodel’s body found by river.

The body of Katoucha Niane, a supermodel originally from Guinea has been discovered by the banks of River Seine in Paris a month after she had gone missing.

Supermodel from Guinea found dead.



Vile racist video shocks South Africa.

A vile racist video made by four white South Africans has shocked South Africa. The video allegedly showed black workers at a South African university being tricked to eat food that the four had urinated on.

Racist video shocks South Africa



Somali woman arrested in plane hijack drama

A Somali woman has been arrested in New Zealand over attempts to hijack a local flight from the town Blenheim to Christchurch on New Zealand’s south Island.

Somali woman in New Zealand Hijack drama



Sudan’s Teddy Bear Saga...

What on the surface seemed to be a mild cultural misunderstanding has blown into full blown international spat pitting the United Kingdom against Sudan and further deepening the distrust between the West and Islam.What on the surface seemed to be a mild cultural misunderstanding has blown into full blown International spat pitting the United Kingdom against Sudan and further deepening the distrust between the West and Islam.

Sudan's teddy case.



British teacher in Sudan caught up in teddy bear blasphemy row.

54 year old British teacher arrested in Sudan on charges of “insults against faith and religion” after the class she teaches names a teddy bear Mohammed.

Teddy bear caught in blasphemy row



Crashed Kenyan pilot survives seven days on own urine.

Kenyan helicopter pilot survives crash in remote forest and lives for seven days by drinking own urine and eating leaves and roots.

Kenyan pilot in miraculous survival



Bono and Bob Geldof are making thing worse for Africa.

A leading African AIDS charity has warned that the actions of ‘Celebrity-philanthropists’ like Bono of U2 and Bob Geldof are hampering the fight to reduce poverty in Africa.

Bono, Geldof not helping Africa



Ian Smith former ‘separatist’ Prime Minister of Rhodesia dies.

The former Prime Minister of Rhodesia Ian Smith has died in Cape Town, South Africa. Ian Smith led a racist regime that ruled Rhodesia, as Zimbabwe was then called from 1965 to 1980.

Ian Smith dies



Cyprian Ekwensi, famed Nigerian Author passes away.

One the fathers of modern Nigerian literature Cyprian Ekwensi has passed away at the age of 86. The Nigerian Guardian reported he died in Enugu in eastern Nigeria following an undisclosed ailment.

Cyprain Ekwensi passes away at 86.



Moroccans sentenced to over 80,000 years imprisonment over Madrid Bombings

Moroccans Othman El Gnanoui and Jamal Zougam were yesterday sentenced to a total of 85,786 years for their part in the Madrid bombing that killed 191 train commuters.

Moroccans jailed for Madrid bombing




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Chad arrests French Aid workers over 'kidnap' attempt of 103 children

The Chadian authorities have arrested sixteen Europeans over what it alleges was an attempt to kidnap over 100 Chadian children.

Chad arrests European on child trafficing charges.



There is to be no Paris in Rwanda.

American socialite and heiress Paris Hilton’s trip to Rwanda is postponed due to ‘restructuring’

Rwanda: It's no go for Paris



Joachim Chissano is the first winner of the Mo Ibrahim African leadership prize.

Former President of Mozambique wins the inaugural Mo Ibrahim prize for Achievement in African Leadership.

Joachim Chissano wins African leadership prize.



Death Penalty to be scrapped in Mali.

The government of Mali has announced that it is to remove the death penalty from its statute books.

Mali to end death penalty



Nine South African soldiers killed in training exercise.

Nine South African soldiers killed, fifteen injured as training exercise with anti-aircraft gun goes wrong.

15 South African soldiers killed in training accident.



Luanda’ commercial rents soar, overtake Tokyo, New York.

Angola’s oil boom fuels a property boom as prices of commercial property soar with some prime locations more expensive than New York or Tokyo.

Luanda's property boom.



South African Miners Rescued.

32000 trapped South African miners have been saved as two day rescue mission draws to an end.

South African miners rescued.



Italy to try Tunisian fishermen for rescuing refugees

Tunisian fishermen who rescued 44 migrants in the Mediterranean are to be put on trial by the Italian Government, sparking protests from Human Rights groups.

Tunisian fishermen face trial for rescuing refugees



10 million Tanzanians to get electricity by 2013

Tanzanian government to provide electricity to 25 per cent of Tanzanians by 2013.

Tanzania sets electricity target



Gabon abolishes the death penalty.

The Government of Gabon has announced it is to abolish the death penalty.

Gabon abolishes Dealth Penalty





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