Headlines
Deadly riots broke out in Nigeria. Men armed with machetes slaughtered more than 200 people in the city of Jos, including a four-day-old baby.
A river of mud from landslides buried three villages in Uganda, killing at least 86 people and leaving hundreds missing.
The president of the international soccer association says he has no doubt that South Africa is a good choice to host the World Cup.
Africa
- Violence Erupts in Nigeria, 200 Dead
- Dozens Dead In Ugandan Landslides
- 100 Days To World Cup Celebration
- South Africa Gears Up for World Cup
- Tangiers' Art-Deco Theaters Reviving
- Nigerian Junta Names Leader
- Junta that seized power in West African nation of Niger names platoon commander as its leader
- Political Turmoil In Niger
- Egyptians prepare hero's welcome home for ex-nuclear chief hoping for new political change
- Zebras Herded in Kenya National Park
- Glaciers Disappearing On Africa's Rwenzoris
- Turkey Direct Dar Flights to Boost Tourism
- U.N. Leader Talks Climate Change in Ethiopia
- Security Dogs Help Fight Crime
- Riads Hit by Downturn In Economy
- Pirate Attacks Benefit Kenyan Fisherman
- South Africa push to get Tahir papers in order
- Togo goalie: 3 dead after attack in Angola
- Egypt encouraged during Israeli PM's visit
- World Cup Match-Ups Announced In South Africa
- Guinea's Wounded President Flown To Morocco
- UN report: Rebel network spans 25 countries
- Over Fishing Depletes Nile Perch
- S.African Rhino Poaching on Red Alert
- There Be No Pirate Negotiations at Sea
- Nicolas Cage visits Kenyan jail to talk to pirates
- Trial For Top Zimbabwean PM's Aide Gets Under Way
- Chinese premier pledges funds, aid to Africa
- New Vaccine Trials to Combat Malaria
- Coup plotter Simon Mann released in Guinea