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by Aminu Abubakar

JOS, Nigeria-UN chief Ban Ki-moon and Washington led calls for restraint on Monday after the slaughter of more than 500 Christians in Nigeria, as survivors told how the killers chopped down their victims.


by Aminu Abubakar

JOS, Nigeria-The Vatican led a wave of revulsion on Monday at the slaughter of hundreds of Christians in Nigeria as survivors told of how the killers hacked victims to death after snaring them in animal traps.


VIENNA-Developing countries could face a "health disaster" if wealthy countries fail to control drugs, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime warned on Monday.


by Laurence Boutreux

LOME-The Togolese government on Monday banned a march planned by opposition parties to protest the result of the country's presidential election, won by incumbent President Faure Gnassingbe.


HARARE-Lawyers for a top aide to Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Monday told his treason trial he had no case to answer.


Bolt, Williams win Sportsman, Sportswoman awards for 2009

ABU DHABI-Usain Bolt and Serena Williams won the 2010 Laureus sportsman and sportswoman awards on Wednesday at a ceremony in the Emirati capital of Abu Dhabi.

WASHINGTON-The White House denied Tuesday that Democrats could pay the heavy price of losing their House of Representatives majority in return for passing President Barack Obama's health reform bill.

Serena to build more schools in Africa

NAIROBI -Tennis star and number one ranked female tennis player Serena Williams said on Wednesday she planned to help to build one new school every year in parts of Africa where education is beyond the reach of most children.

WASHINGTON -"Victory at Last," proclaims the magazine cover. Elections in Iraq, seven years after the US invasion, could belatedly prove former president George W. Bush right, Newsweek magazine suggests in its latest issue.

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