Sunday, 24 July 2011

South Africa youth league leader under fire (AP)

AP - A local South African newspaper says that the country's youth league leader is funding a lavish lifestyle through private business dealings.


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Sudan currency move heightens differences with South (Reuters)

Reuters - Sudan Sunday began circulating a new currency days after the newly independent south issued its own new money, in a move likely to heighten differences over handling the economic fallout from the split.


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Congo opposition picks e

AP - Congo's opposition party says it has chosen former vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba as its presidential candidate for November elections.


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Germany loaning $144 million to Libyan rebels (AP)

AP - Germany said Sunday that it is loaning Libya's rebel leadership euro100 million ($144 million) to help with the country's rebuilding and humanitarian needs.


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NATO launches fresh strikes on Tripoli (AFP)

Libyans carry the coffin of two of four rebels, killed during fighting with loyalist troops, after the Friday noon prayer at Revolution Square in the Libyan rebel stronghold city of Benghazi on July 22. NATO-led warplanes struck the Libyan capital early on Saturday, with the alliance saying they hit a military command centre and Moamer Kadhafi's regime saying that civilians were targeted.(AFP/File/Gianluigi Guercia)AFP - NATO warplanes blitzed a string of military targets in Tripoli on Sunday, an official said, as embattled Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi blamed a "colonial plot" for the conflict engulfing his country.



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Saturday, 23 July 2011

Springboks look for positives after Wallaby drubbing (AFP)

Gio Aplon of South Africa (2nd L) breaks clear against Australia's Wallabies during their Tri-Nations rugby union match in Sydney, on July 23. Wallabies won 39-20.(AFP/Greg Wood)AFP - New Zealand will be favourites to win the World Cup whatever happens beforehand as injury-hit South Africa put their Tri-Nations title on the line next weekend, Springboks skipper John Smit said.



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Bomb blast wounds three soldiers in Nigeria (AFP)

Soldiers walk through the Panshekara suburb in Kano in 2007. A bomb blast blamed on Islamist militants targeted a patrol team in violence-wracked northeastern Nigeria on Saturday, leaving three soldiers wounded, the military said.(AFP/File/Pius Utomi Ekpei)AFP - A bomb blast blamed on Islamist militants targeted a patrol team in violence-wracked northeastern Nigeria on Saturday, leaving three soldiers wounded, the military said.



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