Kibaki vows end to autocratic rule in Kenya election
President-elect Mwai Kibaki promises sweeping reforms and an economic revival after a landslide victory over the ruling party. He pledges wealth declarations for top officials and symbolic changes, with an emphasis on ending autocracy and delivering free primary education.
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Internet Survey What people expect from the Web
A telephone survey of 2 092 adults including 1 318 Internet users asks what respondents expect to find online. The Pew Internet and American Life Project provides the source.
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Internet raises expectations for information access
A Pew study found 64 percent of nonusers expect online access to health care government news or shopping information. Among nonusers 16 percent would use the Internet first for health or government inquiries, while 97 percent of users expect such access.
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Chechen government building blast kills 57 in Grozny
Rescue teams halted active search as 57 people died and at least 132 were wounded in the death by own action bombing at Grozny headar ters of the Chechen administration. Dozens remain hospitalized with 26 flown to Mozdok and 15 to Moscow for treatment.
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Venezuela Protests Demand Chavez Resignation Amid Nationwide Strike
Hundreds of thousands march in Caracas along La Victoria seeking President Chavez to quit. Demonstrators slam the government over oil export disruptions and fuel shortages as managers strike at Petroleos de Venezuela amid a history of violence and threats of further civil disobedience.
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Bin Laden Sought Nuclear Help, Says Pakistani Scientist
Azim Mahmood recalls Osama bin Laden asking Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood how to make a nuclear bomb. The scientist, barred from commenting, allegedly discussed the request with bin Laden in 2000 and up to July 2001, though no steps or feasibility are confirmed.
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West Bank clashes claim 11 year old amid rising tensions
An 11 year old Palestinian boy was killed by Israeli gunfire during a Sunday protest in Tulkarem as troops faced rocks and bottles. Another boy was wounded and a Gaza girl, 9, reportedly died the day before amid demonstrations near an Israeli checkpoint. Israel warns that targeted killings may be used only as a last resort in the lead up to elections.
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