| Proteas inject urgency into Smith cure
Sudan News.Net
Sydney, Jan.6 : South Africa have wasted little time in attending to injured captain Graeme Smith.
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| Angola Closes Border With DRC to Prevent Ebola Spread
VOA
Health officials in Angola said they have closed the nation's northern border with the Democratic Republic of Congo to prevent the spread the deadly Ebola virus.
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| South Africans chase big target in Sydney
Sudan News.Net
... to win on a difficult SCG pitch, South Africa reached 62 for one at the end of play on day four of the third Test against Australia.
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| AU Determined to Keep Peacekeepers in Somalia
VOA
The African Union has affirmed its intention to keep its peacekeeping mission in Somalia as Ethiopian troops withdraw and to boost its manpower in the face of precarious security conditions.
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| Boucher blasts under-watered SCG pitch
Sudan News.Net
... has rated the Sydney Cricket Ground pitch among the three toughest third-day wickets he has encountered in his 11-year career.
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| Chinese warships embark on anti-piracy Somalia mission
The China Post
A Chinese naval mission to tackle rampant piracy in the seas off Somalia has begun with a destroyer escorting four vessels, the official Xinhua news agency said on Tuesday.
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| How Many Albinos Are There in Tanzania, Anyway
Slate
... killed an 8-year-old albino boy in Burundi last week and are believed to have smuggled his limbs to Tanzania, where witch doctors use albino body parts for potions. At least 35 albinos were killed in...
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| Smith could come to South Africa
ABC Australia
South African coach Mickey Arthur says Graeme Smith is not without a chance of making an inspirational return to the crease if the Proteas are on the verge of a 3-0 series whitewash over Australia at...
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| 250 players to take part in All Stars soccer competition in Nigeria
People's Daily
About 250 female footballers will attend the 12th All Stars Female Football Competition which begins on Tuesday at the National Stadium in Lagos. James Temidayo, one of the top officials with...
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| US suspends some aid to Guinea
eTaiwan News
The United States is suspending some aid to Guinea after a junta seized power last month in a military coup.State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said Tuesday that the United States will still...
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| Sudan says not surprised with any decision taken by ICC
People's Daily
Sudan's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that the Sudanese government would not be surprised with any decision to be taken by the International Criminal Courtsagainst its President Omer...
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| UN top envoy sees window of change in Somalia
People's Daily
The UN envoy for Somalia on Tuesday called for unity and solidarity in the war-ravaged African nation, saying there is renewed hope for the international community to help stabilize the country....
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| Ethiopian Parliament Approves Law Criminalizing Many NGO Activities
VOA
Ethiopia's parliament has overwhelmingly approved a law that will sharply restrict the activities of most civil society groups. The law has been the target of scathing criticism from opposition...
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| Nigeria to host Ghana
People's Daily
The Nigeria Table Tennis Federation in collaboration with the Recreation Club, Ibadan, will host Ghana's junior table tennis team in Lagos on Jan. 14 and 15. The championship is tagged U-20...
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| presidential elections May 30
eTaiwan News
Mauritania's coup leader said Tuesday his desert nation would hold presidential elections on Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz's announcement came at the end of a junta-organized conference of...
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| UN Finds Scenes of Desolation in Congo Area Attacked by Rebels
VOA
U.n. aid agencies say thousands of people in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Orientale Province are living in a state of shock and utter desolation. During the weekend, a joint U.N. mission...
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| WFP food monitor killed in S Somalia
People's Daily
The UN World Food Program said Tuesday that Somali gunmen have killed one of the agency's staff members in the south of the Horn of African nation. WFP said in a statement issued in Nairobi...
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| Medical experts monitor Ebola-hit region
eTaiwan News
Medical experts monitored a remote area in western Congo hit by an outbreak of the Ebola virus Tuesday, trying to determine for certain if the disease was spreading.Doctors Without Borders spokesman...
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| Zimbabwe cholera death toll reaches 1,732
The China Post
At least 1,732 people have died in Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic and the number of cases diagnosed has risen to 34,306, the World Health Organization said Tuesday. The organisation last...
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| Sudan reiterates commitment to implement Darfur peace deal
People's Daily
Sudanese Vice President Ali Osman Mohammed Taha reiterated Tuesday his government's commitment to implement the Darfur Peace Agreement to boost security and stability in the western Sudanese...
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