Mystery disease in Kenya and Somalia stumps researchers
In Natron Kenya medical experts ruled out more than a dozen diseases while trying to identify a killer disease affecting Kenyans and Somalis. WHO officials say no human transmission yet and two suspects remain anthrax and Rift Valley fever. Up to 250 dead in Kenya and 42 in Somalia with hundreds of livestock reported. Local tests ruled out Ebola Marburg dengue West Nile and other hemorrhagic illnesses.
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Douglas Klaucke
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Ex Zambia ex president Kaunda placed under house arrest
Former Zambian leader Kenneth Kaunda, famed for anti apartheid stance, is released from prison and placed under house arrest after returning to Lusaka. He faces a ban on political activity and no interviews, with police allowed full access to his residence under a state of emergency.
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Frederick Chiluba
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Robert Mugabe
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Acteal massacre survivors march toward site demanding accountability
Hundreds of Indians march from Potho to Acteal, Chiapas, where 45 villagers were killed last week. They demand punishment for officials they accuse of complicity and call for governance change. Authorities have arrested 40, including the county’s top official, while refugees debate staying.
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Mexico
Felipe Toussaint
Acteal
Toussaint
Jacinto Arias Cruz
Chiapas
Jose Arias Guzman
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