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African News Archives for September 30, 2005

Sierra Leone tribunal presses Nigeria
Sep 30 2005 8:44PM (CT)
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The U.N.-backed tribunal prosecuting war crimes in Sierra Leone is pressuring Nigeria to hand over former Liberian President Charles Taylor for trial and is searching for a rebel leader, the court's chief prosecutor said Friday.
 
S. African gets life for lion-pen death
Sep 30 2005 7:00PM (CT)
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - In a case that shocked South Africa for its brutality, a white farmer was sentenced to life in prison Friday for the murder of one of his black workers, who was attacked with machetes, tied up and thrown into a lion enclosure, where he was devoured.
 
Foreign militants in Congo ignore deadline
Sep 30 2005 2:26PM (CT)
BUKAVU, Congo (AP) - Thousands of foreign militiamen in Congo appeared to ignore Friday's deadline to leave this central African country or be evicted by force, the government said.
 
Algerians overwhelmingly back peace plan
Sep 30 2005 11:55AM (CT)
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Algerians overwhelmingly approved a peace plan that provides a broad amnesty for Islamic extremists but which critics denounced as a whitewash of crimes committed during a bloody internal war, official referendum results showed Friday.
 
Rwandan pleads innocent to genocide charge
Sep 30 2005 10:46AM (CT)
ARUSHA, Tanzania (AP) - A former technical director at a radio station that promoted Rwanda's 1994 genocide pleaded innocent Friday to five counts of genocide and crimes against humanity at the U.N. tribunal trying accused masterminds of the 100-day slaughter.
 
   

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