Daily Africa News April 08, 2014 From VOAAfrica.com |
 UNICEF Reestablishing Basic Services in CAR UN agency says armed groups recruiting child soldiers More  WHO: West Africa Ebola Outbreak Among 'Most Challenging' WHO Assistant Director-General Keiji Fukuda says it could take four more months to contain outbreak More  France Calls Claims it Was Complicit in Rwanda Genocide ‘Disgraceful’ New French PM makes strongest rebuttal of Rwandan accusations More  Guinea's First Ebola Survivors Return to Family, Stigma Remains A total of 98 people are reported to have died from the disease in Guinea and 10 more in neighboring Liberia, according to official estimates More  Falling Customs Revenue Worries African Countries Cross-border trade and the usual taxes it generates have taken a serious hit because of piracy in Gulf of Guinea, Boko Haram activities in Nigeria, and persistent crisis in the Central African Republic More South African runner Oscar Pistorius broke down in sobs Tuesday as he described the moment he realized he had fatally shot his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, at his Pretoria home. As VOA's Pam Dockins reports, his emotional recount of last year's shooting took place during his second day of testimony at his murder trial. More |
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