Kenya gov't issues stern warning to int'l media
01/30/2013 4:55am
Kenya's government spokesman appeared to make a veiled threat against international journalists while announcing a tough stance on information deemed divisive surrounding nationwide elections March 4.
Report: Ivory Coast gov't lacks impartiality
01/30/2013 5:52am
Ivory Coast's government has displayed a "lack of impartiality" by not pursuing specific perpetrators of 2010-11 postelection violence including those who killed hundreds of men in the country's western town of Duekoue, according to a new United Nations expert report that also criticized the indefinite and inhumane detention of those suspects that are being held.
S. African billionaire to give away half his money
01/30/2013 8:02am
A South African billionaire says his family will give away half of its money to charity.
Blast at sorcerer's house caused by explosives
01/30/2013 8:11am
Police in Zimbabwe say they have found traces of explosives at a tribal sorcerer's house where a massive blast killed six people and damaged 12 nearby buildings.
Kenya gov't issues stern warning to int'l media
01/30/2013 8:23am
Kenya's government spokesman appeared to make a veiled threat Wednesday against international journalists while announcing a tough stance on information deemed divisive surrounding nationwide elections March 4.
France takes key Mali cities; now the hard part
01/30/2013 10:52am
French-led forces have wrested control of three key cities in northern Mali from al-Qaida-linked militants, but the fighters have escaped with their weapons into a desert region the size of Texas and are poised to mount counterattacks.
Zimbabwe claims its accounts are bare
01/30/2013 11:36am
Zimbabwe's finance ministry said it has just $217 left in its accounts after paying the nation's civil servants and government employees earlier this month.
Blast at sorcerer's house caused by explosives
01/30/2013 11:37am
Police in Zimbabwe said Wednesday they found traces of explosives at a tribal sorcerer's house where a massive blast killed six people and damaged 12 nearby buildings.
Timbuktu manuscripts mostly safe, university says
01/30/2013 1:13pm
Islamist extremists damaged or stole only a limited number of manuscripts in Timbuktu in Mali before they fled the fabled desert city, a South African university said Wednesday.
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