Thursday, May 1, 2014

Daily Africa News - May 01, 2014

Daily Africa News
 
Daily Africa News
May 01, 2014
From VOAAfrica.com

 
Kerry Warns of Genocide Risk in South Sudan Kerry Warns of Genocide Risk in South Sudan
US secretary of state says those responsible for 'unspeakable violence' in S. Sudan must be brought to justice to prevent conflict from deteriorating further More
 
IRC: Critical Time for South Sudan IRC: Critical Time for South Sudan
Humanitarian group says international pressure, support for UN necessary More
 
UN Rights Chief Blames South Sudan Crisis on Country's Leaders UN Rights Chief Blames South Sudan Crisis on Country's Leaders
UN human rights chief Navi Pillay says President Salva Kiir and opposition leader Riek Machar have allowed their personal differences to drive South Sudan to the brink of disaster. More
 
AU Force Pursues Elusive Enemy in Somalia AU Force Pursues Elusive Enemy in Somalia
African Union forces have wrested control of territory from al-Shabab militants in southern Somalia. But as VOA's Gabe Joselow reports from the frontlines, with ever-changing tactics, the terrorist group has proven to be hard to finish off. More
 
Some South Africans Voice Discontent With Ruling ANC Some South Africans Voice Discontent With Ruling ANC
South Africans are preparing for elections scheduled for May 7, and some former officials with the ruling ANC have called for a protest vote against the party during next week's balloting. For millions of South Africans still living without basic services, change promised by Nelson Mandela's historic party is taking too long to occur. Emilie Iob reports on what this election may mean for the future of the ANC. More
 
West, Central Africa Lagging in HIV Care West, Central Africa Lagging in HIV Care
Doctors Without Borders says only 20 percent of those infected are receiving the antiretroviral drug treatment they need More
 
Report: Media Freedoms Worldwide at a 10-Year Low Report: Media Freedoms Worldwide at a 10-Year Low
Despite an ever-expanding number of ways to put out news and information, a new report says the crackdown on media freedoms around the world has been unrelenting. 'Freedom of the Press 2014' says global press freedom has “fallen to its lowest level in over a decade,” with major setbacks in places that had been making progress only a few years ago. VOA’s Jeff Seldin has more on where the fight for a free media has fallen on hard times and on what it means for an information-hungry public. More
 
 
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