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Thursday, January 2, 2014
Daily Africa News - January 02, 2014
Daily Africa News January 02, 2014 From VOAAfrica.com |
 South Sudan Peace Talks Due to Begin in Ethiopia East African bloc IGAD (the Intergovernmental Authority on Development) is brokering the talks, hoping to violence that has left more than 1,000 people dead More  South Sudan Forces Advance on Rebel-held Town Before Peace Talks Both sides have agreed in principle to ceasefire, though neither has indicated when fighting, which has killed more than 1,000 people and displaced nearly 200,000, will stop More  200,000 Displaced in South Sudan UNHCR says 10,000 had fled to neighboring countries More  Bombings in Somalia More  Key DRC Army Commander Killed in Abmush Colonel Mamadou Ndala helped government defeat M23 rebels; at least two other security officers also killed in North Kivu province More  Opponent of Rwanda's Kagame Found Dead in South Africa Investigators say former intelligence chief Patrick Karegeya was found dead on Wednesday in an upscale Johannesburg hotel room More |
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Daily International News - January 01, 2014
Daily International News January 01, 2014 From VOAnews.com |
 South Sudan Government, Rebels to Hold Talks to End Violence Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn will mediate negotiations More  Putin: 'No Justification' for Volgograd Bombings Russian president makes comments during visit to city where 34 people were killed in twin suicide attacks earlier in the week More  Palestinian Ambassador Killed in Prague Blast Czech police says there is no evidence the explosion at the diplomat's residence was an attack; no one else was hurt More  Musharraf's Treason Trial Begins Without his Presence Defense lawyers told court that security threats prevented former Pakistani military ruler from attending the proceedings More  North Korean Leader Boasts of Unity After Bloody Purge Kim sent a mixture of both threatening and conciliatory messages to the outside world in his New Year address More  Violence Threatens Doctors Providing Aid in CAR Medical teams in Central African Republic say violence has been escalating, despite increased presence of French and African troops More  Nigeria's Ruling Party Faces Political Challenges in 2014 Country saw major political shake-up in 2013 with opposition coming together and governors, parliament members defecting in droves from ruling party More  Sierra Leone's First-Ever Krio Bible Makes Impact First translation of Bible in Sierra Leone's Krio dialect was years in the making, now completed, uniting ethnic groups in the country More  Stop the Wars, Pope Says in New Year Appeal ‘What on Earth is happening in the heart of humanity?’ – head of Catholic Church asks before tens of thousands gathered in St. Peter’s Square More  New Year Celebrated Around the World About a million New York City revelers braved frigid temperatures and high security, waiting hours in Times Square for a giant Waterford crystal ball to drop More |
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