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Africa can reduce greenhouse gases, says research project
African Heads of State Embrace Mugabe At African Summit
Chinese Classified As Blacks In South Africa
Mugabe Defies Mounting Pressure To Stop Vote
Zimbabwe Runoff: Back Mugabe Or Quit The Army ...Zimbabwe Army Chief Tells Soldiers
Poisonous Snake Bites Man On Penis
Mengistu To Die For Genocide
Kenyan Police Tear Gas Nobel Laureate
Mugabe In Biggest Battle After Losing Parliament
Riots Prompt Ivory Coast Tax Cuts
China Sends Troops To Tackle Tibetan Unrest
Deadly Clashes In West DR Congo
G20 Backs Climate Fight, Argues Over Industry Caps
Darfur Rebels Demand One-on-One Peace Talks
Annan Leaves Kenya After Peace Deal
Sudan Nomads Clash With Ex-Rebels, Dozens Killed
Ugandan Town Enjoys Northern Neighbor's Peace
U.N. Soldiers Open Fire To Stop Liberia Mob Justice
Chad Says Sudanese, Al Qaeda Among Rebel Prisoners
Darfuris Happy With New UN-AU Force
African Leaders Express Alarm Over Kenya Violence
Uganda Government, Rebel Delegations Resume Talks In Juba
Rwanda Opens Own Stock Exchange
Mauritania Gunment Target Embassy
Kenya President, Opposition Meet ...Stand Off Not Over Yet
U.S Officials Meet With Kenya President And Opposition
U.S Condemns Attack On UNAMID Soldiers
Chad 'kidnapping' angers Sarkozy
DR Congo Militia Chief Surrenders
South Africa Wants Diamonds Polished Locally
Nigerian Asylum Seeker Stabs Self In Austria
Climate Change Led Mankind Out Of Africa
UK Warns Darfur Rebels On Boycott
Uganda Opens HIV Drug Plant
Gambia Arrests Amnesty Staff For Spying
World Leaders Discuss Global Warming At U.N Summit
MEND Leader Detained Over Arms Deal, Wife Confirms
Two Egyptian Men Indicted In Florida On Explosives Charges
Violence Erupts In Sierra Leone Ahead Of Presidential Runoff
South Africa Recalls Faulty Condoms
Arap Moi Backs Kibaki For Second Term
Morocco's Strongman Dies In Paris
Somali Free Danish Ship Crew
Leader Of Outlawed Kenyan Group Arrested For Beheading
Isreal Not Ready To Admit Darfur Refugee
South African Aids Plan Pleases U.S
Somalian Clan Head Killed
Ethiopian Opposition Leaders Freed
Idi Amin's Son Jailed In Britain
Political Impasse Worries Catholic Bishops by Joseph Kayira in Blantyre, Malawi
Cameroon Parliamentary Election Rigged: Opposition
Mbeki Wants Unemployed To Set Up Own Businesses
Zimbabwe On Way To Nationalize Private Firms
South Africa Police Urged To "AIM FOR THE HEAD"
Two Held Over Rwandan Massacres
UN Investigates Sex Abuse Charges In Côte d'Ivoire
Liberians In U.S Face Deportation
Moustache War Shakes Southern Egypt
PRONACO Extends Frontiers Of Constitutional Battle To The UN, Others
Africa A New Conduit For Europe's Cocaine
Mbeki Wants Free And Fair Polls For Zimbabwe Next Year
Liberia Lifts Diamond Mining Moratorium
Ivorian Leader To Visit Rebels Enclave
Burundi's Central Bank Governor Arrested For Embezzlement
Global Aero Logistics Completes Acquisition Of World Air Holdings
Sudanese Gangs Take To Cairo Streets
U.N Peace Keepers To Head To Somalia
Mbeki Says Minister Sacked For Insurbodination
17 Africans Perish As Boat Capsizes
Darfur Rebels Seek Unity In Talks
Nigerian Jailed In Saudi For Helping A 60-Year Old Woman
Mugabe In Malaysia To Fight Poverty In Africa
Mozambican Tourism Boom Pits Locals Against Foreigners
Libya Launches Licensing Rounds For 41 Gas Blocks
Ahly Stun Asec In Abidjan
Klitschko Secures Revenge Victory
Somalia's Peace Conference Adjourned
Malawi May Change Law Over Madonna's Planned Adoption
SADC Plans Economic Recovery For Zimbabwe
Refugees Die In Somalia
Mugabe Warns Firm To Obey Price Cut
AU Summit Begins In Ghana With Focus On Darfur, Africa's Unity
Malawi Has Fastest Urbanization by Joseph Kayira
Empty Boat Found With Cocaine In Senegal
Uganda Ban Plastic Bag, Promotes Banana Leaves
Ugandan Rebels In Peace Moves
U.S Group Considers Anti-Retroviral Drug Plant In Tanzania
Uganda Bans Baking Flour Improver
600 Million Barrels Of Light Oil Offshore Discovered In Ghana
World Bank Arm Gives Celtel $320 Million For Expansion In Africa by Joseph Kayira In Blantyre, Malawi
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Mbeki Predicts Early Poll
Ebola Spread: Medics Flee Uganda
Low Expectation As Rice Visit Ethiopia
DR Congo Rebels Take Eastern Town
83 Year Old Mugabe To Run For Next Year's Presidential Election
Gaddafi To Face Torture Suit
Corrupton: Sierra Leone Wants Past Leaders Probed
Charles Taylor Boycott Trials Again
Kenya, Venezuela In Oil Talk
Iran Not Forseeing Any U.S Attack
Cameroon Gets $75 Million To Tackle Aids
DR Congo Opposition Leader May Seek Asylum In Portugal
Senegal Foremost Film Maker Dies
Libya May Consider Release Of Bulgarian Medic Sentenced To Death
Mbeki Wants IMF, World Bank Reformed
Ethiopia Seeks Remains Of Prince 100 Years After
Mbeki Wants IMF, World Bank Reformed
Ethiopia Seeks Remains Of Prince 100 Years After
Kenya President Wants Ambassadors To Attract Investments
Darfur Women Recount Rape Ordeal
Rwandan Rebels Kill 17 In Congo Village
South Africa, Brazil Want World Bank Appointment Open
Zimbabwean Police Opposition Party's Headquarters
World Bank Approves Aid To Ghana
German Chancellor Says Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Sudan Africa's Problem
U.N To Set Up War Crime Tribunal In Burundi
U.N Adviser Task China On Darfur
South Africa Broadens Rape Definition
Ethiopian Rebels Claim They Have Killed 157 Troops ...It Is Not True, Says Ethiopian Govt.
G8 Finance Ministers Make Case For Favorable Loan For Africa
World Court Probes CAR Over Alleged War Crimes
U.S Set To Name New Ambassadors To Cameroon, Guinea And Madagascar ...Condemns Mugabe For Surpressing Opposition
Ghana President, Kufuor, Wants Polytechnics To Redesign Mission
South Africa Ready For Big Zimbabwe Influx
Ethiopia Troops To Quit Somalia When AU Troops Arrive
EU Grant African Union Peacekeeping Force 40 Million Euro
Forced Sex Now Rape In South Africa
3 Killed In Somalia Bombing As UN Visit
Zimbabwe Elected To Chair UN Body Amid Criticism
Soldiers Riot In Guinea
KENYA Airways Jet Crash; Full list of Passengers
Zambian President Spent £600,000 On Clothes
Zimbabwe To Extradite British Mercenary Leader
Bodies Recovered From Inside Kenya Jet
Sierra Leonean Scientist Voted Among World's Most Influential
Helicopter Crash Kills 22 In Sierra Leone
A helicopter ferrying passengers to Sierra Leone's main airport crashed late Sunday, killing 22 people, a local radio station reported. The station, Kalleone FM, said the dead included a pilot who jumped from the helicopter as it crashed at the airport. Helicopters and a sea ferry are the only ways to get to the airport, located across a bay from the capital, Freetown.
 
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