South Africa’s ruling party ousts Mbeki

globeandmail.com: South Africa’s ruling party ousts Mbeki

World Bank cancels pipeline deal with Chad after revenues misspent

World Bank cancels pipeline deal with Chad after revenues misspent | World news | The Guardian

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English: Interview with Patrick Omeja a PhD student at McGill who is visiting from Uganda. Omeja is researching forest restoration after logging/disturbance in Western Uganda as well as more general conservation issues pertaining to Uganda (he used to work for WWF). listen

Analysis by Doug Miller on what an Obama presidency could mean for Africa listen

Français: Analyse sur la Pacte Européen sur l’immigration et l’asile. Entrevue avec Ousmane Djiara de l’association Malienne des expulsés écouter

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Zimbabwe rivals agree unity deal

BBC NEWS | Africa | Zimbabwe rivals agree unity deal

Interview with an egyptian blogger

Global Voices Online » [GV Show Special] Interview with Wahda Masrya – An Egyptian Girl

Somalia heads for crisis

Written by: Joanne Tomkinson

REUTERS/Omar Faruk

Violence has raged in Somalia since U.S.-backed Ethiopian troops entered the country in December 2006, and news organisations are cottoning on to warnings the country is plunging further into chaos.

U.S. magazine Newsweek sounds the alarm with a report that humanitarian conditions are deteriorating dramatically, in part due to difficulties getting aid into the country.

Six aid workers have already been killed in Somalia this year, and just 2,000 humanitarian staff work there – six times fewer than in Sudan’s Darfur region. Reuters AlertNet – MEDIAWATCH: Somalia heads for crisis