Ferry disaster Deepens as MS Joola sinks off Senegal
Divers recovered a first dead on Saturday from the cap sized MS Joola ferry in a storm near Dakar. More than 760 passengers and crew are feared dead with 62 survivors. the ship allegedly carried 796 people, many traders from Casamance. President Wade ordered an investigation as mourning begins.
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Ivory Coast city braces for a possible battle
Hundreds of foreigners fled Bouake as rebels held the city and civilians faced a potential government attack. About 2,100 foreign nationals were evacuated by French troops to Yamoussoukro and Abidjan, while locals and Ivorians remained trapped without water or electricity.
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Israel targets Hamas bomb maker in Gaza strike
Israeli helicopter missiles hit Mohammed Deif's Mercedes in crowded Gaza City as students left two nearby schools. Two bodyguards died and 35 bystanders were wounded including 15 children. Deif survived with injuries amid growing international and domestic debate over targeted killings and civilian risk.
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