Africa
Thursday 07 August 2008
- Looting, burning of relief supplies cost UN 1.2 million dollars
- Return leaders to power before polls, EU warns Mauritania (Roundup)
- Kenyan premier calls for peace during bomb blast memorial
- Zimbabwe denies Tsvangirai, Mugabe "to meet soon" (Roundup)
- UN asks Khartoum to review death sentences of Darfur rebels
- Zimbabwe violence caused by both sides, say Zanu-PF, MDC (Extra)
- Junta leaders promise free elections in Mauritania
- Kenya and Tanzania to commemorate US embassy bomb blasts
- Report: Mugabe and Tsvangirai to meet on proposed unity government
Wednesday 06 August 2008
- Sudanese refugee chosen to carry US flag at opening ceremonies
- Lotus Evora to sell for 109,700 dollars
- Mauritanian army seizes power in bloodless coup
- Red Cross appeals for money to feed millions of Zimbabweans (Roundup)
- Red Cross appeals for 26 million dollars to help Zimbabwe
- Human Rights Watch criticises Sudan's special courts
Tuesday 05 August 2008
- Judge defers Zuma graft case ruling to September 12 (2nd Roundup)
- Zuma threatens to tell all if put on trial for corruption (Extra)
- Judge defers ruling in Zuma graft hearing to September 12 (Roundup)
- Judge defers judgement in Jacob Zuma graft hearing until September
Monday 04 August 2008
- Police release identities of French sailors abducted in Nigeria
- Thousands cheer Zuma in latest court tussle with state (2nd Roundup)
- OIC denounces indictment of Sudanese President Beshir
- EU's Solana condemns Mogadishu bombing
- Rock-star reception for South Africa's Zuma on court outing (Roundup)
- ANC: End 'apartheid-style persecution' of Zuma (1st Lead)
- Zuma will rule, supporters vow, as ANC leader fights graft case
Sunday 03 August 2008
- PREVIEW: South Africa's Zuma in new bid to avoid corruption trial
- Explosion at police headquarters overshadows Zimbabwe talks
- Niger Delta militants kidnap two French sailors
- Terror bomb kills 20 in Mogadishu, political crisis deepens (Roundup)
- Bomb blast kills 20 in Mogadishu
- Eleven Somalian ministers resign in protest
- Report: Mbeki received millions in German defence deal
- Former president Clinton: voting across racial divide not enough
- Former president Clinton: voting across racial divide not enough
Saturday 02 August 2008
- Mandela calls for respect for democracy at ANC birthday celebration
- Nigeria says no going back on Bakassi handover to Cameroon
Friday 01 August 2008
- Nigeria says no going back on Bakassi handover to Cameroon
- Medecins Sans Frontieres to withdraw from north Darfur
- Botswana threatens to boycott SADC summit if Mugabe attends
- Ugandan peacekeeper killed in Mogadishu
- Ten killed, 18 injured in Abuja traffic accident
- EU to send election observers to Angola, Rwanda
- UN extends peacekeeping mission to Sudan, upholds arrest warrant
Thursday 31 July 2008
- Tsvangirai wishes Mugabe "honourable exit," canvasses Senegal
- New call to end ban on prostitution in South Africa
- Brussels "deeply worried" by Zimbabwe violence, aid restrictions
Wednesday 30 July 2008
- UN ends Ethiopia-Eritrea peacekeeping mission
- Mbeki, Mugabe sing from same page: Zim talks "all well" (Roundup)
- Mugabe "committed" to speedy end of stalled unity talks (Extra)
- Mbeki met with Tsvangirai, to meet with Mugabe over stalled talks
Tuesday 29 July 2008
- Mbeki upbeat but signs new Zimbabwe impasse may drag on (2nd Roundup)
- East Congo violence "still rife despite peace pact" - aid agencies
- Millions of dollars sought for starving prison inmates in Uganda
- ICC prosecutor's action against Bashir "does not help" Sudan: Mbeki
- Stalled Zimbabwe negotiations advancing "very well": Mbeki (Extra)
- Ugandan president blames Sudan for Darfur crisis
- Last drum roll in Johannesburg for Mandela's 90th birthday
- MDC, Zanu-PF huddle separately after unity talks suspended (Roundup)
- Tsvangirai in South Africa for briefing on unity talks suspension
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