Tuesday, July 17, 2007

VOA Africa News Summary

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Here are today's top stories from VOA Africa.

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Tanzania USGS: 6.0 Earthquake hits Tanzania
Quake was felt in Nairobi, where buildings shook for several minutes; no reports of injuries or damage


Somali Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi looks at his destroyed  house, 04 June 2007 Somalia PM Unaware of Reported China Oil Deal
Ali Mohamed Gedi says no such deal can be reached until nation's parliament endorses new oil law


Republic of South Africa Apartheid Era Crimes Ready for Prosecution Audio Clip Available
Former top South African law enforcement officials first to be tried


agoalogo US Agency Seeks Higher Profile at AGOA Summit in Accra Audio Clip Available
US African Development Foundation invests in 240 African companies


Robert Mugabe (File) White House Says Zimbabwe Government Further Eroding Liberty
Statement says Zimbabwean government's irresponsible economic policies will only worsen inflation, unemployment, food shortages and poverty


Libyan Judge Fathi Dahan, center, and his assistants leave  Supreme Court, 11 Jul 2007 Deal Expected in Libyan HIV Case
Libyan officials say judicial body may agree to release medics once families of infected children receive compensation


pool 05dec02 wh ethiopian pres 150.jpg Ethiopia Pardon Board to Decide Fate of Convicted Opposition Leaders Audio Clip Available
Advisor to Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi says convicted opposition leaders have admitted guilt and asked the government for pardon


Two women walk past empty bread baskets in a supermarket in  Harare, Zimbabwe, 10 Jul 2007 Zimbabwe Price Controls Wreak Havoc on Economy Audio Clip Available
Many locally owned enterprises already considering closure


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