Mandela Cabinet sworn in amid rival ties and hope
Nelson Mandela swore in a 27 member Cabinet in Pretoria as he seeks to unite ANC foes and his estranged wife Winnie in government. The lineup includes Inkatha’s Mangosuthu Buthelezi and Ben Ngubane with Sipho Mzimela as minister. Civil violence since 1990 haunts the new administration as it pursues housing jobs education and health care goals.
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Scud attack kills civilians in Sana'a amid Yemen crisis
In Sana'a a Soviet built Scud strike hit the Hassaba district at 1 am, destroying homes and killing 25 civilians. The attack widened the week old civil war between northern and southern forces as authorities blamed each other for atrocities.
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Rebels Press Kanombe Base Near Kigali Amid Fighting
Rwandan rebels continued assaults on Kanombe camp on Kigali outskirts as government troops resisted across multiple fronts including Kigaji. U N spokesman Abdul Kabia warned of possible desertions while officials projected the capital could fall within days if the camp falls.
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