Pro Aristide Loyalists Hold Haiti Anniversary Protests
In Port-au-Prince heavy gunfire erupted as police moved into the Bel Air slum amid celebrations by Aristide Lavalas backers marking the 10th anniversary of his return from exile. Renewed violence has claimed many lives as former soldiers threaten to move on the capital.
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Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Aristide
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U.S. State Department
Department
Bel Air
Presidential National Palace
U.S
Harmian
Bel-Air
Al-Qaida claims bombings in Sinai not verified
A Lebanese paper published a purported al-Qaida claim taking responsibility for the October 7 Sinai attacks that killed at least 34 people including Egyptians Israelis Italians and Russians. The statement signed International Islamic Front circulated to Sada al-Balad could not be verified.
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Lebanon
al-Qaida
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
International Islamic Front
Sada al-Balad
Taba Hilton
Israel
Zimbabwe opposition leader acquitted of treason
In Harare Morgan Tsvangirai, president of the Movement for Democratic Change, is cleared of treason charges but faces a second treason case. The verdict, hailed by supporters, follows protests and police tear gas outside the courthouse.
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Harare
Zimbabwe
Morgan Tsvangirai
Robert Mugabe
Mugabe
Britain
High
Tsvangirai
Susan
George Bizos
Movement For Democratic Change Party
John Makumbe
Makumbe
Nelson
Mandela
Paddington Garwe
Shuanghee-Rye-Ee
Ari Ben Menashe
Returnee Professionals Return Home to Dakar Brightens Brain Drain Tale
Ibrahima Gueye, 38, left Paris for Dakar to head finance at an oil refinery, proving life quality outweighs Western wages. Many Africans depart for Europe or North America, yet others return to lower costs and family ties. AfricaRecruit helps relocate 200 plus professionals back home.
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Senegal
Ibrahima Gueye
Europe
United States
Africa
West
Gueye
France
Paris
International Organization For Migration
North America
Unesco
Pape Madike Diop
AfricaRecruit
Nigeria
Zimbabwe
Ghana
Lola Banjoko
London
Doudou Ka
Deloitte & Touche
Ecole Nationale Des Ponts Et Chaussees
Tape about Harry cheating deemed inconclusive by board
Edexcel reviewed a secret tape in which Prince Harry appears to admit a small involvement in copying on an art project. The recording was found inconclusive and not enough evidence to reopen the alleged cheating case. Forsyth seeks compensation for unfair dismissal from Eton after claims she helped Harry cheat.
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England
Prince Harry
Sarah Forsyth
Eton College
Harry
Forsyth
Sandhurst
Prince Charles
Diana
Eton
Britain
Vate
Ian Burke
Burke
Robin Allen
Prince
Edexcel
Stevie Pattison- Dick
Paddy Harverson
Russians entertain pope on his 26th anniversary
At the Vatican, Pope John Paul II marked 26 years as Pontiff with a Russian military chorus and orchestra performing folk songs and Verdi pieces. Despite Parkinson’s disease and mobility issues, the ailing pope applauded, thanking Russia and noting the return of the Kazan icon. tensions with the Russian Orthodox Church hinder a Russia visit.
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John Paul II
Russia
Krakow
Karol Wojtyla
John Paul
Vatican
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