24 Hour News Africa

• I. Coast, Ghana on course with Gabon a threat
• Deadly clashes as anger with Egypt military boils over
• Sudan closer to war than peace with south: Bashir
• Senegal's Wade blames opposition for pre-poll unrest
• Obama extends sanctions against three from ICoast
• Mali seeks to cool anger over Tuareg rebellion
• Zambian ex-minister arrested for theft of bicycles
• US tourists, guide freed after brief Egypt abduction
• Dozens dead in shootout at South Sudan peace meeting
• 'Opportunity' to end terror, piracy in Somalia: Hague
• Nigeria's Boko Haram refutes claim of spokesman's arrest
• S. Africa court throws out Dalai Lama visa challenge
• As protests fade, Nigerians left to cope with fuel hike
• Malaria toll far higher than thought: study
• Tullow Oil, Uganda sign asset sale deal
• Gambia's Jammeh dissolves cabinet
• Somalia famine 'over' but emergency remains: UN
• Zimbabwe batting fails again in New Zealand loss
• UN expert warns on looming food crisis in Africa
• Deported Rwandan charged with plotting genocide
• Tunisia seizes dozens of Ben Ali yachts and cars: report
• Egypt asks World Bank for $1 bn loan for economy
• President urges Malians not to attack civilian Tuareg
• IMF chief offers Tunisia support
• Aubameyang shines, Ba bombs on African stage
• Nigeria agents quiz suspected Boko Haram spokesman
• S.Sudan warns of war without 'comprehensive' deal
• DR Congo leader's camp wins parliament majority
• S.Africa's Impala Platinum fires 13,000 over illegal strike
• Cookbook offers taste of Mandela's table
• Mozambicans get 25 years in S.Africa for rhino poaching
• Ghana still Guinea coach Dussuyer's favourites
• Uganda's ugly vendetta weapon: acid
• African football mourns Egypt dead
• Chedli says reports of Tunisia expulsion are false
• Egypt football disaster kills 74
• Ghana top group after Guinea draw
• Nigeria arrests suspected Boko Haram spokesman: sources
• South African lesbian's killers get 18 years
• Mali beat Botswana to seal quarter-final place
• Botswana diamond sales plunge 70% in second half 2011
• Fresh clashes in Senegal as anti-Wade movement regroups
• Five Zimbabwe banks risk closure
• Senegal's anti-Wade movement hobbled by divisions
• Tuareg rebels take Mali town after army pullout
• Nigerian oil workers call off strike that caused fuel panic
• Nigerians mourn attack victims at bloodstained church
• Sudan rebels ask Beijing to pressure Khartoum
• One dead as Senegal police disperse anti-Wade rally
• Mali target Africa Cup quarters as Group D wraps up
• All 25 Chinese workers kidnapped in Egypt freed
• Gabon maintain perfect run, Morocco deny Niger
• Mali target quarters as Group D wraps up
• Guinea target full marks against Ghana
• Senegal police fire tear gas to break up anti-Wade rally
• Morocco wrap up Cup campaign with Niger win
• Perfect Gabon top table after beating Tunisia
• China lodges protest with Sudan over workers capture
• Ivory Coast's top court annuls 11 election results
• Zimbabwe unions appeal to political leaders in pay deadlock

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24 Hour News Middle East

• Mortar fire kills 105 in Syrian "massacre": rights group
• Security Council to vote Saturday on Syria: diplomat
• Iran 'detaining' relatives of journalists: BBC
• Iraq postpones Islamic Capital of Culture project
• Iraq VP tells Maliki to respect power-sharing deal
• Saudi king, IMF chief discuss 'world economy'
• England edge ahead as wickets tumble in third Test
• Diplomatic pressure for new IAEA visit to Iran
• Iran bans nationals from road travel to Syria
• Atrocities haunt Hama survivors 30 years on
• Play called off at Qatar golf event
• Iran vows to respond to any oil, military threats
• Libya's ex-envoy to France dies in custody: HRW
• Syrian forces 'torture children as young as 13'
• UN members mull new draft resolution on Syria
• Iran launches observation satellite: media
• Islamist-led opposition wins majority in Kuwait
• Germany says Yemen hostages freed and in UN hands
• UN crafts new draft on Syria resolution
• Panetta says Israel 'could strike' Iran in spring
• UN diplomats draft new resolution on Syria
• Clashes in Egypt after deadly football disaster
• Yemenis protest Saleh presence in US
• Panetta says Israel could strike Iran in spring: report
• UN leader hit by shoe protest in Gaza
• Iran has material for 4 nuclear bombs: Israeli general
• Germany says freed Yemen hostages in UN hands
• Egypt convicts top Arab actor for 'defaming Islam'
• Lebanon court selects lawyers for Hariri accused
• ICC rejects Kadhafi daughter's offer of information on Seif
• Iraq parliament bans smoking in public
• Islamist-led opposition favourites in Kuwait vote
• Baghdad says US Iran sanctions a problem for Iraq
• Fernandez-Castano storms ahead at Qatar golf
• Gunmen demand Saleh picture back on Yemen daily
• Iraq confirms death sentences for church attack
• Iraq oil minister assents to Statoil-Lukoil sale
• Palestinians return 'lost' Israeli soldier to unit
• India to pay rupees for 45% of Iran oil imports: report
• UN's Ban heads to Gaza after rocket fire
• Deaths mount as Russia resists UN drive on Syria
• Israel PM primary win raises prospect of early vote
• Lebanon court to try Hariri murder suspects in absentia
• UN's Ban urges Israel settlement freeze
• IAEA sets date for new nuclear talks in Tehran
• Bahrain rehiring staff fired after unrest
• Kidnapped foreign workers freed in Yemen: minister
• All 25 Chinese workers kidnapped in Egypt freed
• Iran says 11 more pilgrims kidnapped in Syria
• Iraq to host first Arab summit since revolts
• Six in Iraq face trial over Kuwait port plot
• Gun fight erupts near Kadhafi beach house in Tripoli
• Iraq death toll stable in January
• Iran's economy to grow despite sanctions: Ahmadinejad
• Iraq executes 17 people in one day, 51 this year
• Taliban deny plan for Saudi talks with Afghan govt
• Kuwait police clash with tribesmen on eve of polls
• Still chance for diplomacy with Iran: US officials
• West clashes with Russia in UN showdown over Syria
• Israel PM declares victory in primary vote

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