Egypt frees Google manager and protest hero
Wael Ghonim, Google marketing manager and online campaign organizer, is released after two weeks in custody. His disappearance and return fuel ongoing protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square as demonstrators demand Mubarak's stepping down and reforms while international leaders urge concrete political changes.
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Southern Sudan readies as world's newest country
In Juba, Southern Sudan moves toward statehood after a 98.8 percent vote for secession in the independence referendum. Development lags as leaders plan housing, commerce, and an international capital amid decades of conflict and poverty. President Obama signals recognition in July 2011.
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