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Friday, 18 September 2009

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Here are today's top stories from VOA Africa:

A Somali woman is rushed into a local hospital after several mortar rounds killed several peoople in Mogadishu, 17 Sep 2009 2 Suicide Bombers Strike AU Peacekeeper Base in Somalia
Spokesman for al-Shabab terrorist group claims suicide attack was in retaliation for killing of wanted senior al-Qaida operative in region


Map of Puntland State of Somalia Somali Militants Issue Conditions For Releasing French Hostage
al-Shabab calls for France to immediately cease any political, military support for Somalia's transitional government


Women fill buckets with water at a water point in a northern neighborhood of Korhogo, Ivory Coast (File) UN says Climate Change Hurting African Women
Human rights workers, senior government officials converged to discuss climate change this week in Togo


Netting is applied around the bedding as a prevention Making Money Making Bed Nets Audio Clip Available
U.S. anti-malaria initiative becomes prosperous business in Africa


Bola Moyo projects manager Desiree Cooper American Charity Works to Uplift Lives in Rural Communities in Malawi Audio Clip Available
Chiefs say they are satisfied with results


Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi (file photo) Ethiopian PM Says No Ethiopian Forces in Somalia
Meles Zenawi flatly rejected recent news reports saying Ethiopia is staging military incursions into Somalia to support President Sheikh Sharif's Transitional Federal Government


Brazzaville, Congo Concerned Congolese Displeased With New Government Audio Clip Available
President Sassou-Nguesso abolished the prime minister's position and named 10 new ministers to join his government.


Map of Freetown, Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Journalist Urges Court to Decriminalize Libel Law Audio Clip Available
Umaru Fofana, president of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalist says the 1965 Public Order Act is contrary to Sierra Leone's current constitution


Young man transports straws of groundnut on his bike, on the M'Pack road in Casamance (2006 file photo) Millennium Challenge Corporation Grants Senegal $540 million to Reduce Poverty
Grant to focus on road rehabilitation, food security initiatives in two of Senegal's poorest regions