Zimbabwe Court Rules Mugabe Won Election Fairly
Dismisses accusations of vote-rigging
Africa
Southern African Politicians Urge the West To Lift Sanctions on Zimbabwe
E.U. and the U.S. have both imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe, where Mugabe recently claimed victory in an election that was criticized by his opponents
Somalia Polio Outbreak Spreads
Has 105 cases, more than the rest of the world combined
British Women Attacked with Acid in Zanzibar
Were working as volunteer teachers on African island
First-Responders at Kenyan Airport Fire Looted Electronics, Banks
Both during and after the blaze
Mugabe Re-Election May Lead to Takeovers of Foreign Banks, Businesses
Inner Circle sees a mandate
Mugabe's Party Claims Victory in Zimbabwe Elections
Called a "total farce" by the prime minister
Mali Election Heads to Run-Off Stage
Still looking good for former prime minister Ibrahim Boubacar Keita
Observers' Group Say Zimbabwean Election Was "Seriously Compromised"
Potential voters were turned away in many urban areas
Guinea Official Says Last Week's Ethnic Violence Left 98 Dead
Violence sparked by a lynching ahead of elections
Rwanda Accusing UN Intervention Brigade of Collaborating With Hutu Rebels
Not helping peace effort
Zimbabwean Police Accused of Targeting Human Rights Workers
Not a good sign for the upcoming elections
Malawi Police Not Happy Being Labeled as the Most Corrupt Institution in the Country
According to the 2013 Global Corruption Barometer
Obama and Bush Honor Victims of Tanzania Embassy Al Qaeda Attack
Bombing in 1998 killed 85 Americans and 11 Tanzanians
Why Somalia Matters
A new book is a powerful antidote to the view of Somalia as the locus of cartoonish violence and exotic pirates.
Barack Obama, George W. Bush Both Headed for Dar es Salaam
Obama to finish his tour of Africa, Bush for a conference on women held by the George W. Bush Institute
Obama Announcing $7 Billion, 5-Year Electric Power Initiative in Sub-Saharan Africa
Nothing left to cut they say
Senegalese President Tells Obama Country "Not Ready to Decriminalize Homosexuality," Obama: "Have to Respect the Diversity of Views That Are Out There"
Gay rights have a long way to go in much of Africa
Obama Calls on African Leaders To Decriminalize Homosexual Acts
In 38 African countries homosexual acts are illegal
Amnesty International: Homophobic Attacks in Sub-Saharan Africa at Dangerous Levels
Many governments have criminalized homosexual relationships and behavior
Obama's Trip to Africa Could Cost up to $100 Million
Lots of planning and protection for the president, family
US Imposes Sanctions on Four Hezbollah Supporters in West Africa
Men operating in Sierra Leone, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire and the Gambia targeted
Nigeria Bans Gay Marriage, Gay Rights Groups, Gay PDA
10 year prison sentences threatened for public displays of same-sex attraction
