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Latest news 2 September 2010: Study suggests 'sleeping sickness' parasite mutated to evade immune system defences 31 August 2010: Algerian forces kill at least eight al-Qaeda rebels 30 August 2010: Didier Drogba withdraws from Cote D’Ivoire national football team 24 August 2010: Atlantic storm Danielle strengthens to hurricane force 23 August 2010: Tropical Storm Danielle forms in Atlantic Ocean 22 August 2010: Van Gogh painting stolen again 19 August 2010: Nelson Mandela charity official resigns over 'blood diamonds' 11 August 2010: Mia Farrow, Carole White testify in Charles Taylor's war crimes trial 5 August 2010: Mass panic as Zimbabwean officials fake air crash 5 August 2010: Naomi Campbell testifies against former Liberian president 5 August 2010: Wikinews Shorts: August 4, 2010
Politics and conflicts Algerian forces kill at least eight al-Qaeda rebels Nelson Mandela charity official resigns over 'blood diamonds' Mia Farrow, Carole White testify in Charles Taylor's war crimes trial Sailors freed after being captured in Nigeria New 'failed states index' report published Disasters and accidents Atlantic storm Danielle strengthens to hurricane force Tropical Storm Danielle forms in Atlantic Ocean Mass panic as Zimbabwean officials fake air crash Up to 140 feared dead as boat sinks in DR Congo Poisoned liquor kills 17 in Kenyan slum Crime and law Van Gogh painting stolen again Nelson Mandela charity official resigns over 'blood diamonds' Mia Farrow, Carole White testify in Charles Taylor's war crimes trial Naomi Campbell testifies against former Liberian president Poisoned liquor kills 17 in Kenyan slum Health Study suggests 'sleeping sickness' parasite mutated to evade immune system defences 163 dead after lead poisoning in Nigeria African leaders start drive to eradicate malaria WHO starts simultaneous immunization campaigns in over 100 countries Polio vaccination campaign targets 85 million African children Obituaries Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua reported dead Gabonese president Omar Bongo dies at age 73 President of Guinea-Bissau assassinated Former Prime Minister of Senegal Mamadou Dia dies Wikinews Shorts: November 28, 2008	Economy and business Wreckage of crashed plane in Africa found World Cup workers walk off the job Body of Sheikh Ahmed bin Zayed Al Nahyan found in Moroccan lake World Bank President to make eight-day African tour Chevron shuts down some oil production in Nigeria following attack Science and technology Study suggests 'sleeping sickness' parasite mutated to evade immune system defences China offers Africa financial aid including $10 billion in loans New ocean forming in African desert Women in South Africa advancing in fields of science and technology New human HIV strain discovered in France Culture and entertainment Somali radio stations stopped from playing music by Islamist militants BBC: Ethiopian famine aid 'siphoned off' to buy weapons according to rebels, report Michael Jackson film "This Is It" to be premiered in at least 15 world cities simultaneously Wikinews Shorts: August 8, 2009 Egypt wins 2008 Africa Cup of Nations Sports Didier Drogba withdraws from Cote D’Ivoire national football team Spain defeat the Netherlands 1-0 in extra time to win 2010 FIFA World Cup Spain advances to first World Cup Finals Netherlands beats Uruguay 3-2 in FIFA World Cup semifinals 2010 FIFA World Cup: arrivederci Italia! Weather Atlantic storm Danielle strengthens to hurricane force Tropical Storm Danielle forms in Atlantic Ocean Thousands displaced after heavy flooding in Burkina Faso Wackynews Pink elephant spotted in Botswana Cape Town charges Frontline Fellowship pastor with Halloween paintball assault King of Swaziland seeks thirteenth bride, continues to cause ire

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