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Kenyans Welcome ICC Decision on Post-Election Violence ICC chief prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo to open cases against senior Kenyan officials UN Security Council Concerned About Guinea Scores of protesters killed Monday during an anti-government rally in Conakry Darfur Women Refugees at High Risk of Rape in Chad Amnesty international report warns of widespread insecurity in and outside of refugee camps Kenyan Anti-Corruption Chief Forced to Resign Aaron Ringera resigns amid wave of public, political pressure UN Security Council Calls for Appointment of Special Representative on Sexual Violence US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton chaired Wednesday's meeting, which came on last day of US's presidency of council Officials say South Africa Will be Ready for 2010 Overall consensus of experts is that country's preparations for 2010 FIFA football (soccer) World Cup are well on track Aid Agency Calls for New Global Economic Agenda Christian Aid says world leaders need to rethink trade policies in the developing world as liberalization, privatization, and deregulation are not always suited to developing economies More Than 4 Million HIV-Positive People Receiving Life-Saving Treatment New report launched by WHO, UNAIDS, UNICEF finds greatest progress being made in sub-Saharan Africa, where two-thirds of all HIV infections occur Prospects Good for Africa Agriculture FAO credits favorable policies, higher commodity prices and better technology AFRICOM Begins Training in Gabon Africa Endeavor program seeks to improve communications between African armies