• ANC appeals for calm over Mandela's health • HIV numbers growing in South Africa • South African inmates ask for circumcision • Rhinos equipped with GPS tracking • Matron at Oprah school not guilty of abuse

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EASTERN AFRICAN NATIONS (Sudan through Tanzania)

• Mountain species at risk in climate change • Report: Sudan apparently set to divide • U.N. panel visits Sudan polling centers • Sudan secession vote hits 60-percent mark • Debt an issue if Sudan becomes divided

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SAHARAN COUNTRIES (Morocco, Algeria, Lybia)

• Tunisia seeks arrest of ex-president • U.S. offers support in Tunisia elections • Tunisia protests grow; TV back on the air • Tunisian gov't shuts down TV station • Tunisian PM vows to step down

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SOUTHERN AFRICAN NATIONS (Angola to Zambia, Southward)

• Hackers strike Zimbabwean regime sites • Angola state airline grounds 777s • Report details political rapes • New lemur species found in Madagascar • Cable ties Mugabe to 'blood diamonds'

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GULF OF GUINEA STATES (Congo, Zaire, Ivory Coast, etc.)

• DRC Arrmy officer charged with mass rape • African officials make poaching arrests • DRC army officer named as mass rape leader • Nigerian primary gives nod to incumbent • Nigerian army barracks bombed

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» Asian News

•	Women given wrong breast cancer results
•	Germany votes to extend Afghan presence
•	Kim named son reluctantly, brother says

» Canadian News

•	U.S. expands Canada border drone patrols
•	Waitress fired for bald cancer support
•	Canadian sex abuse victims to share $15M

» European News

•	EU envoy: Political uproar threatens Haiti
•	Space Station supply mission readied
•	Loud traffic noise linked to stroke risk

» Middle East

•	Thousands protest on 'Angry Friday'
•	Iranian woman to be stoned
•	Egypt cuts access to Internet

» World Organizations

•	U.N. warns of Asian foot-and-mouth threat
•	Rinderpest to be history by June
•	U.N. report: Women lag in ag job benefits