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African News Archives for October 30, 2006

Leaders ban some weddings in Somalia
Oct 30 2006 11:11PM (CT)
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Islamic leaders Monday banned youthful Somalis from marrying without the consent of their parents, saying such unions violate Islam.
 
Nigeria pilot reportedly ignored advice
Oct 30 2006 4:50PM (CT)
ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) - A plane crash that killed 96 people in Nigeria might have been averted if the pilot had heeded advice from air traffic controllers to wait for a lightning storm to clear before taking off, the aviation minister said Monday.
 
Tally begins in Congo presidential vote
Oct 30 2006 3:59PM (CT)
KINSHASA, Congo (AP) - Rioters destroyed polling stations in eastern Congo on Monday and a revote was planned in one northern town after ballots were burned, yet much of this Central African country called the landmark presidential runoff a success as the colossal task of counting the election results began.
 
Nigerian Muslim leader dies in crash
Oct 30 2006 2:19PM (CT)
SOKOTO, Nigeria (AP) - Muhammadu Maccido, the spiritual leader to tens of millions of Nigerian Muslims, was an important voice of moderation and calm in Africa's most-populous nation.
 
9 survive Nigerian plane crash, 96 die
Oct 30 2006 7:58AM (CT)
ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) - The Nigerian pilot of a plane that crashed on takeoff, killing him and 95 other people, did not heed air traffic controllers' advice to not depart in stormy weather, the minister of aviation said Monday.
 
Sahara U.N. mission up for review
Oct 30 2006 4:12AM (CT)
RABAT, Morocco (AP) - For 15 years, U.N. peacekeepers policing the cease-fire between Moroccan troops and rebels in the Western Sahara have become a familiar sight.
 
   

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