Two added indictments in Rwanda genocide case
Kigali武: The international war crimes tribunal indicted Georges Anderson Rutaganda and Jean Paul Akayesu, bringing to ten the suspects charged with genocide, mass murder, and individual murder over the 1994 killings that claimed more than 500000 lives of the Tutsi minority. Moscow: Russia launched two rockets carrying seven satellites, including three Cosmos Defense Ministry satellites and three Genets-D1 civilian comms satellites, from Plesetsk, with Genets-D1s set for 930 miles altitude.
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Tokyo tunnel collapse probe widens after 20 killed
Police in Hokkaido began investigating criminal negligence in the Feb 10 Toyohama Tunnel cave-in that killed 20. About 120 officers were called to the scene after a boulder the size of a 12 story building collapsed onto the tunnel, 550 miles north of Tokyo. The disaster prompted renewed security scrutiny and legal action.
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Serb leader skips talks in Bosnia amid war crimes row
Bosnian Serb general Zdravko Tolimir failed to attend NATO mediated talks with Muslim and Croat rivals, signaling Serb defiance. NATO blamed political and military leaders Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic for the no show as tensions rose over arrests of two Serb officers tied to war crimes charges. The Rome summit was cited as a failed effort to revive peace.
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Ebola outbreak hits Gabon village in Mayibout
In Gabon, 13 people have died and seven more are infected as Ebola spreads from Mayibout a remote village on the Ivindo River. A 6 month old child of an infected man died. another child is hospitalized with fever. Suspected cases rise in two neighboring villages.
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Mandela uses emotional plea to push reconciliation in 1996
Nelson Mandela, 77, uses stirring speeches in Potchefstroom to urge whites and blacks to consider the nation over self, stressing urgency after apartheid. He calls for a new patriotism and national unity while urging the white business sector to share in development and reform.
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