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Thousands of cheering Liberians lined the streets of the capital Monrovia on Thursday to greet Chinese President Hu Jintao, hoping for desperately needed investment for their war-scarred nation.
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Speakers decried crime in South Africa at the funeral Thursday of a renowned historian who was shot dead earlier this week.
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He was 14 when the girl entered his grass-covered hut and placed a plate in front of him containing an ancient recipe.
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Health officials reported Nigeria's first cases of bird flu in humans on Wednesday, saying one woman had died and a family member had been infected but was responding to treatment.
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January
30
• Liberians in U.S. finding way home
• Somali extremists post video warning to peacekeepers
• Reports: 5 Algerians, 10 suspected Islamists killed
• Somali leader makes reconciliation bid for peacekeepers
 
January
29
• Congolese militiaman to be tried for war crimes
• Sudan loses African leadership post over Darfur
• Violence forces French aid group to withdraw from Darfur
• Worries over al-Bashir push for AU
January
27
• Kenya carjacking: 'Random attack'
• American woman had 300 Rwandan children
 
January
26
• Algerian militants now 'al Qaeda,' with bin Laden's OK
• African Union chief wants U.N. to fund his Darfur mission
January
25
• Security forces kill at least 59 in Guinea protests
• Ghana opens arms to beloved native son Kofi Annan
• EU to start African job centers to promote legal migration
 
January
24
• U.S. conducts first overt strikes in Somalia since 1994
• Mortars hit Somalia's international airport
• Hijacked Sudan plane lands in Chad
• Jet hijacker 'wanted to fly to UK'
January
23
• Ethiopian troops begin withdrawing from Somalia
• U.S. talks to S. Africa on al Qaeda suspects
• American, Briton 'new Nigeria hostages'
 
January
22
• 21 killed in Uganda bus crash
• Doctor: 11 killed in Guinea clashes
• Key Somali Islamist surrenders in Kenya
January
21
• Nigeria in talks to free Filipinos
 
January
20
• Somali warlord submits to government
January
19
• Presidential palace in Mogadishu attacked
• S. Africa hopes lights will be on for 2010 World Cup
• Ex-Gitmo prisoners acquitted back home in Morocco
 
January
18
• Another boy dies copying Saddam Hussein's hanging
• Global summit in Kenya to focus on Africa's plight
• Thousands homeless after rains in Mozambique
• Niger Delta hostages released
• Abducted Chinese 'in good health'
January
17
• Darfur aid 'on brink of collapse'
• Italian hostage freed in Nigeria
• Rebels kill, eat endangered mountain gorillas
• Sudan says U.S. troops raided its embassy in Iraq
 
January
16
• Infants among 6 killed in Sudan-Kenya border raid
• Somali PM expects African peacekeepers soon
• Liberian leader sees no need to try Taylor at home
• Oil firm evacuates staff after Nigeria clashes
January
15
• Angolan cholera outbreak kills 2,760
• Thousands displaced by Burundi floods
• Official: Top leader of Somalia's Islamic militia arrested
 
January
14
• Talks begin on Somalia peacekeepers
January
13
• Somalia declares state of emergency
 
January
12
• Congolese soldiers riot, loot over pay issue
• Deadly clashes over fishing rights in Cameroon
• Official: Somalia's warlords agree to give up guns
January
11
• Zimbabwe urges doctors to end crippling strike
• Official: Somalia strike missed al Qaeda suspects
• Ethiopian dictator gets life sentence
 
January
10
• U.S. envoy: Sudan, rebels agree to 60-day truce
• Sudan leader: No U.N. troops needed in Darfur
• Nigerian VP fears arrest on his return home
• Somalis: U.S. strike kills suspect in '98 embassy bombings
• 10 kidnapped at Nigeria oil base
• Somalia: Al Qaeda militant killed
January
9
• Algerian calls on African nations to OK nuclear test ban treaty
• Rights group urges U.N. force for Chad
• Gunships attack suspected al Qaeda fighters in Somalia
• Pentagon official: U.S. attacks al Qaeda suspects in Somalia
 
January
8
• Pentagon official: U.S. attacks al Qaeda suspects in Somalia
• Genocide trial begins for ex-Rwandan governor
• Somalia's leader arrives in capital
• New Mexico governor pushes Sudan leader on U.N. troops
January
7
• Ethiopian forces under attack in Somalia
 
January
6
• Somali fighters: We'll heed al Qaeda's call
January
5
• Koinange: Oprah provides ray of hope to Africa
• Tanzania's Migiro is U.N. deputy
• U.S. ships block escape route as Somalia assault readies
• Al Qaeda tape backs Somali militia
 
January
4
• Somalian government, Ethiopian troops battle militias
• Morocco: Busted Islamic cell recruited fighters for Iraq
• Kenya closes border with Somalia to keep militants out
January
3
• Kenya tightens border with Somalia
• Several killed in Tunisian firefight
• European Union pushes for new peace talks in Somalia
 
January
2
• Report: U.N. rape charges in Sudan
• New U.N. chief takes over, plans trip to Africa
• Somalis greet return of leafy stimulant
• Malawi father: How is my son doing with Madonna?
• Somalia's prime minister: Major fighting over
• Oprah Winfrey opens school for girls in South Africa
January
1
• Somalia offers Islamists amnesty
• Oprah's school for girls opens Tuesday
• Somali, Ethiopian troops take Islamist stronghold
 
December
31
• Rains trap hundreds on Kenya safaris
• Somali Islamists flee stronghold
December
30
• Somali troops close on militants
 
December
29
• Militia refuses to release hostages, disarm
• Outraged Bulgaria wants fast appeal of HIV verdicts
• Nigeria's population doubles since 1991
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