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African News Archives for September 20, 2005

Militia threatens Nigerian oil facilities
Sep 20 2005 9:29PM (CT)
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - A militia with a history of violence in Nigeria's oil-rich south on Tuesday threatened to blow up oil installations if the government did not release its arrested leader.
 
Anglican rift over gays deepens in Nigeria
Sep 20 2005 5:51PM (CT)
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - Nigeria's Anglican church has deleted all references to the mother church in Britain from its constitution, deepening a rift over homosexuality but stopping short of a feared schism.
 
Ethiopian Jews on hunger strike to migrate
Sep 20 2005 5:32PM (CT)
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) - Hundreds of Ethiopians who claim their ancestors were forced to convert from Judaism began a three-day hunger strike at a prayer house Tuesday to press the Israeli government to let them migrate to the Jewish state.
 
Sudanese president: Unity Cabinet formed
Sep 20 2005 2:03PM (CT)
KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) - President Omar el-Bashir said Tuesday he had formed his unity Cabinet, ending weeks of tough negotiations between his party and former rebels and taking another step toward securing peace.
 
Vending blitz hurting Zimbabwean hawkers
Sep 20 2005 12:35PM (CT)
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - A toothless flower-seller rushes up to a well-dressed shopper outside a supermarket, peers around anxiously through watery eyes as though about to offer drugs for sale, and begs her to buy a 20-cent bunch of asters. Suddenly two policemen appear in riot gear.
 
Rights group urges Ugandan prosecutions
Sep 20 2005 10:42AM (CT)
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Both government troops and rebels from the notorious Lord's Resistance Army are responsible for killings, torture, rape and other abuses in the 19-year civil war in northern Uganda, a U.S.-based human rights group said Tuesday.
 
   

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