VOA Africa News Summary

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Medical Group Says Access to Medical Help in Somalia Down Drastically Doctors Without Borders say 75 percent of the staff in Mogadishu hospitals have fled, people are terrified to leave their homes to get treatment Darfur Rebels Attempt to Unite, But Will It Help Bring Peace? Analyst says Eritrean attempt to help peace process suspect. Eritrean President Says US Leads World on 'Dangerous Path' Isaias Afwerki said US is fueling conflicts around the world to establish monopoly and dominance Remains of Fifth Rare Gorilla Discovered Following Congo Attack Nine endangered mountain gorillas have been killed this year in region, mostly by rebels for their meat, but not this one The U.N. Is Not Leaving Liberia Yet, Says Spokesman Spokesman Malor made the comment following U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon's recommendation to begin scaling down peacekeepers International Crisis Group Says Zimbabwe Crisis is Not Exaggerated The International Crisis Group says the political impasse in Zimbabwe, believed to be the cause of the country's deepening economic woes is not exaggerated. Uganda's Govt Denies Media Reports on War Crimes Court Uganda's government has denied speculations it is going to set up local war crimes courts for the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels.