VOA Africa News Summary

Here are today's top stories from VOA Africa. To listen or watch one of our programs or to read more visit our website at www.voaafrica.com.

School Feeding Program in Benin Under Threat UN World Food Program says tens of thousands of children in Benin will not receive daily school meal next term unless it receives more funds immediately WHO Says Environmental Hazards Kill Millions of Children First-ever study to highlight children's susceptibility to harmful chemical exposures at different periods of their growth UN Accuses DRC of Excessive Force in Quashing Protests More than 100 people were reportedly killed during the clashes early this year Libya Calls on Arab Nations to Condemn Bulgaria For Pardoning 6 Medical Workers Libyan court sentenced them to life in prison, but Tripoli permitted them to return to Bulgaria to serve the rest of their sentence there Spielberg May Quit Beijing Olympics Role Over Darfur Film director says China must do more to stop violence in Darfur Zimbabwe's Mugabe Says Govt. Will Print More Money to Meet Expenses Country in midst of severe financial crisis, with rising unemployment, inflation rate that analysts say has topped 4,500 percent Scientists: Tropical Ants Could Save African Crops Group says ants could save continent up to 60 percent of high value crops like fruits and nuts Regional Leaders are the Expected Guests on 'Somali Forum' Listen online or tune in Sunday, 29 July, at 1600 UTC (12:00N EDT) Zimbabwe Capital Residents Report Double Billing For Water Services The Zimbabwe National Water Authority has taken over the delivery of water and sewage services in Harare and other cities based on a controversial law passed in 2006