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April 29, 2011 |
Today from VOANews.com |
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Uganda Protesters Clash With Police Over Opposition Leader's ArrestAt least two people dead, hundreds wounded when police, armed forces have reportedly used live ammunition to quell riots |
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Nigerian Opposition Parties Make Gains in State HousesNigeria's ruling People's Democratic Party held on to the presidency , but will control fewer of the country's powerful state governors |
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Injection Drug Use Helps Drive HIV/AIDS in AfricaCSIS report highlights problem in Kenya and Tanzania |
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Morocco Probes al-Qaida Links to Deadly BombingInvestigators are pursuing pursuing all possible leads, including al-Qaida which has an active offshoot in the region |
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Libyan Forces Clash with Tunisian SoldiersForces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi clashed with Tunisian soldiers Friday, after crossing border while pursuing rebel fighters |
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Ethiopia Denies ICRC Permission to Resume Ogaden OperationWorkers were expelled from the Ogaden nearly four years ago for allegedly aiding members of a separatist group |
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