Mugabe Wins Zimbabwe Re election in landslide
Zimbabwe's electoral panel declares Robert Mugabe winner of re election with 61 percent of the vote and his ZANU PF party taking 158 of 210 parliament seats, a two thirds majority. Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change gains 50 seats, alleging fraud and planning court challenges.
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US envoy in Egypt holds talks with opposing factions
US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns extended his Cairo visit to meet military leader Gen Abdel-Fatah el-Sissi and the prime minister as talks focus on Egypts political future after the July 3 coup. A Brotherhood allied delegate said any solution must restore the 2012 constitution and that Morsi would return to power in some form.
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Nigeria doctors begin treating lead poisoned children in Bagega
Nigerian doctors and international scientists announce that more than 1,000 children in Bagega may receive treatment for lead poisoning. Some children are blind or paralyzed, with many facing learning disabilities, as authorities address a disaster linked to artisanal gold mining and poverty.
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