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Benazir Bhutto assassinated
Related to country: Pakistan

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NEW: Pakistan's Former PM Benazir Bhutto assassinated
NEW: Bhutto suffered bullet wounds in aftermath of suicide attack

Police warn people to stay home amid fears of violent backlash


RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was assassinated Thursday outside a large gathering of her supporters where a suicide bomber also killed at least 14, doctors and a spokesman for her party said.

Benazir Bhutto greets her supporters at the rally that was hit by a suicide attack.

While Bhutto appeared to have died from bullet wounds, it was not immediately clear if she was shot or if her wounds were caused by bomb shrapnel.Police warned citizens to stay home as they expected rioting to break out in city streets as a shocked Pakistan absorbed the news of Bhutto's assassination.

Video of the scene just moments before the explosion showed Bhutto stepping into a heavily-guarded vehicle to leave the rally. Watch aftermath of the attack. »Police sources told CNN the bomber, who was riding a motorcycle, blew himself up near Bhutto's vehicle.

Bhutto was rushed to Rawalpindi General Hospital -- less than two miles from the bombing scene -- where doctors pronounced her dead.

Former Pakistan government spokesman Tariq Azim Khan said while it appeared Bhutto was shot, it was unclear if the bullet wounds to her head and neck were caused by a shooting or if it was shrapnel from the bomb. Watch Benazir Bhutto obituary. »Bhutto's husband issued a statement from his home in Dubai saying, "All I can say is we're devastated, it's a total shock."

The number of wounded was not immediately known. However, video of the scene showed ambulances lined up to take many to hospitals.

The attack came just hours after four supporters of former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif died when members of another political party opened fire on them at a rally near the Islamabad airport Thursday, Pakistan police said.

Several other members of Sharif's party were wounded, police said.Bhutto, who led Paksitan from 1988 to 1990 and was the first female prime minister of any Islamic nation, was participating in the parliamentary election set for January 8, hoping for a third term.

A terror attack targeting her motorcade in Karachi killed 136 people on the day she returned to Pakistan after eight years of self-imposed exile. View timeline. »CNN's Mohsin Naqvi, who was at the scene of both bombings, said Thursday's blast was not as powerful as that October attack.

Thursday's attacks come less than two weeks after Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf lifted an emergency declaration he said was necessary to secure his country from terrorists.

Bhutto had been critical of what she believed was a lack of effort by Musharraf's government to protect her.




December 27, 2007 | 12:53 PM Comments  3 comments

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Pfizer arrests sought in Nigeria
Related to country: Nigeria

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A Nigerian court has issued arrest warrants for three members of staff from drugs company Pfizer over an alleged illegal drugs trial in 1996.

The three are also accused of defying a summons to appear in court last month. Pfizer is accused of killing 11 children and injuring 181 others when an antibiotic called Tovan was tested on them during a meningitis epidemic.

But Pfizer denies the claims, saying they were victims of the outbreak which killed 12,000 children in six months.

The northern state of Kano is suing Pfizer for $2bn in damages and pressing criminal charges over the test.

But the company, as well as denying any wrongdoing, has challenged the jurisdiction of the Kano state court.

Presiding judge Shehu Atiku said the three accused, all residents in Nigeria, had been served summonses to appear before the court on 6 November.

"But up till this moment none of them has appeared before this court either out of neglect, disrespect or contempt," the judge said before issuing the arrest warrant.

"There is no information on why they have refused to comply with this court's order," he added.

The case has been adjourned until 29 January 2008

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December 25, 2007 | 1:36 PM Comments  0 comments

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Ethiopia activists found guilty
Related to country: Ethiopia

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An Ethiopian court has convicted two anti-poverty activists of inciting violence after the elections in 2005. Daniel Bekele, who works for ActionAid International, and local charity worker Netsanet Demissie could face up to 10 years in prison.

The men were acquitted of more serious charges of violating the constitution.

They were the last of more than 130 defendants charged in relation to the protests complaining of fraud in polls won by the prime minister's party.

ActionAid spokesman Tony Durham said the group were dismayed by the verdict.

The men will be sentenced on Wednesday.

Pardons

"Despite the lack of evidence proving their involvement in leadership and participation during the unrest, no evidence could be found to refute accusations of incitement," judge Mohammed Aminsani told the court, AFP news agency reports.

"As a result, the court has found them guilty on this respect."

Hundreds of thousands of people took part in demonstrations at alleged vote-rigging and some 193 people were killed.

Most of the dead were protesters, killed by security forces.

In August, the authorities pardoned more than 30 opposition members detained after the protest march two years ago.

Their release came a month after 38 senior opposition members were freed after signing a letter of pardon acknowledging a role in the disorder after the polls.

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December 25, 2007 | 1:28 PM Comments  0 comments

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Helix Oil of Greece to build $6bn refinery in Nigeria
Related to country: Nigeria

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Helix Oil International, Greece, in conjunction with Visor Capital and the Barrington Group of the United States, is planning to spend $6 billion on the construction of a 300,000 barrels per day refinery in Nigeria.

Already, in fulfillment of the local content requirements for the project, a company, Helix Oil International Nigeria Limited, has been incorporated by promoters of the project as the special purpose vehicle for the project.

Nigerian Tribune gathered at the weekend that as a way of concretising arrangements about the project, the investors would visit Nigeria early next year to hold discussions with government officials and regulatory authorities.

Managing Director of Helix Oil International Nigeria Ltd, Mr. Ronald Enang, said the company had already commenced the process of getting approval for the establishment of the refinery from the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR).

It will be recalled that government had been making efforts to attract investors to construct refineries in the country.

Nigeria currently has four refineries with a total refining capacity of 445,000 barrels per day.

However, the refineries have not been operating due to several factors and even at full capacity, they cannot meet domestic demand for petroleum products.

The Federal Government has been using several incentives to attract investors into the midstream subsector of the oil industry and these include granting Investors Right of First Refusal on oil blocks if they commit to build a refinery or a power station.

Tribune

December 24, 2007 | 6:55 AM Comments  0 comments

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You're incompetent, EU slams Iwu
Related to country: Nigeria

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The European Union has thrown away diplomatic niceties by pointedly accusing Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Chairman, Prof. Maurice Iwu, of incompetence and using the organization as an excuse to cover up his inability to conduct free and fair polls.

The EU is angry over allegations by Iwu that his agency turned down several million Euros from the organization leading up to the controversial election which has resulted in the international community calling for his resignation and the voiding of the election.

Iwu was in Washington in continuation of efforts to present the official report of the election. "INEC rejected an offer of 10 million euros from the European Union (UN) based on principles. The offer was increased to 20 and later 40 million euros, but it was rejected. The animosity with EU began when INEC rejected their request to sit in the Commission's meetings and to have a copy of voters tabulated electronically, " Iwu said.

But an EU official denied the claim and accused the INEC chairman of deliberately frustrating the mission of the observers to achieve a desired end.

"We were invited by the Commission in line with internationally accepted standards, but when we asked for proof to determine its preparedness for a free and fair polls, the INEC refused to grant our request," a top official stated. The official said the grant to INEC was in line with a commitment to ensure it has enough resources to get the job done.

"Former President Olusegun Obasanjo requested for our assistance and the grant was not intended to influence the agency as is being speculated by Iwu," the official stated. The agency said it was suspending further funding of all elections in Nigeria until the country provides a detailed breakdown of earlier funds to train and educate poll workers and officials.

"The INEC chairman should be worried that the election under his watch has been rated the worst in the nation's history by both local and international observers and not hold the EU responsible for his poor performance, " the official said. He also announced that the EU is reviewing further assistance to Nigeria for as long as Iwu remains the INEC boss.

But for the EU and others pushing for the resignation of Prof. Iwu, they may have to forget it as the INEC boss has ruled out that option.

"Some people have called for my resignation. These are partisan people who wanted to be in power at all cost. Some people are partisan; they have media; they shout and they shout loudest. I just made a presentation and you can see the support of Nigerians who have now had the facts," he said.

Iwu gave his agency a pass mark on the conduct of the election. "One thing is a fact. The fact is that the election was a triumphant movement on the part of Nigerians from one civilian elected government to another. That is something that nobody can remove from Nigeria," he said.

Explaining the rationale behind INEC's presentations abroad, he said it would afford Nigerians in the Diaspora the opportunity to hear the facts in order to make judgments themselves. "In terms of public opinion, we are trying to capture our people, as many as possible, in terms of their knowing what happened at the elections and then be able to form their own opinion," he remarked.

Abuja Nigeria

December 21, 2007 | 10:21 AM Comments  0 comments

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Ireland, 3rd biggest donor to Africa - Ambassador
Related to country: Nigeria

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The new Ireland Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Kyle O’Sullivan, has described his country as the third biggest donor country per capita for aid to African countries in the world.

He said this while delivering his address at the Nigerian-Irish Association Christmas cocktail party held at the Lagos Yacht Club on the Marina, Lagos.

Speaking further, the ambassador said Irish peace keeping troops were presently stationed in several African countries.

“There are 25,000 Nigerians who live and work in Ireland and Ireland has a long history of missionary work in Nigeria for over 100 years,” he said.

President of the Aassociation, Mr. Rodney Hecksher, expressed his appreciation to their sponsors: Brian Munro, Nigeria Bottling Company, Guinness, 7Up Bottling Company.

He also ascribed the success of the association to the efforts of his board members; Messers Paul Hogan, Kevin O’ Farrell, Austin Egbunike, saying they were supportive in organising charity events and social outings for its members.

While disclosing his intention to hand over the leadership of the association to a new president, Hecksher said he would assume the post of the first president of the yet to be inaugurated Ireland-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce early next year.

Highlighting the occasion was a raffle draw organised by Miracle Ozonyiri of Imagelink Communications, the Public Realtions Agency for the Nigerian Ireland Association.

Tribune Lagos Nigeria


December 20, 2007 | 9:23 AM Comments  0 comments

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A child's view of the $100 laptop
Related to country: Nigeria

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What will a child in the UK make of a laptop designed to help children in the developing world? Rory Cellan-Jones brought an XO home to find out.

In late November I returned from Nigeria with a sample of the XO laptop.

The computer, made by the One Laptop per Child charity, is a robust little machine designed to entertain and educate children while allowing them to learn by themselves.

I knew there was only one person who could review it for me.

The Nine Year-old's View

Enter Rufus Cellan-Jones. He is nine, has far more experience of games consoles than computers, and has strong views on most matters.

"Looks fun," was his only comment when I handed over the small, green and white laptop, explaining that he was the only child in Britain to have one.

But very quickly he was up and running.

All I did was give him the security code for our home wireless network so he could take the XO online. The rest he figured out for himself, as he explains:

Lots of fun

"I just seemed to work it out. It was rather easy. I didn't even need help." Surprise, surprise, his first discovery was a game. "I found Block Party. It's like Tetris. I'm now up to Level 7."

I thought my young games fanatic might stick there but he moved on. "Then I discovered paint. You can use pencils, change the texture, use different sizes of brush."

Even better, there was an animation programme called Etoys.

"That's my favourite.You make things. You can see tutorials and demos. Then you can make a new project. I've made a crazy UFO which you can move."

But Rufus says it isn't just about play.

"I use the calculator - that can be rather useful for sums. You can even browse onto the internet. You can watch and learn stuff. You can write things and it can also remind you which is extremely useful."

What, I asked, does a nine year old need to remind himself about? "Christmas stuff," he said, with an air of mystery.

Social networking

But the real surprise came one evening, when Rufus asked me to explain what his friends were telling him on the laptop.

I thought those imaginary childhood friends from years back must have returned.

But I went and had a look - and it was true - he appeared to be chatting online.

So how had he managed that?

"You go on "neighbourhood", then you go to the chat thing.

You go on Nigeria and you chat to them."

But why, if he was online with the children at the Nigerian school I had visited, were they sending messages in Spanish?

I decided he must be linking up with one of the South American schools taking part in the OLPC project but we still aren't sure quite how that is happening.

Still, Rufus is widening his social circle. " I have three friends. It's nice to talk to them. They don't speak much English but I can understand them." The conversation is not exactly sparkling, but Rufus has learned to say "Hola".

Not a toy

So Rufus is using his laptop to write, paint, make music, explore the internet, and talk to children from other countries.

Because it looks rather like a simple plastic toy, I had thought it might suffer the same fate as the radio-controlled dinosaur or the roller-skates he got last Christmas - enjoyed for a day or two, then ignored.

Instead, it seems to provide enduring fascination.

I had returned from Nigeria not entirely convinced that the XO laptop was quite as wonderful an educational tool as its creators claimed.

I felt that a lot of effort would be needed by hard-pressed teachers before it became more than just a distracting toy for the children to mess around with in class.

But Rufus has changed my mind.

With no help from his Dad, he has learned far more about computers than he knew a couple of weeks ago, and the XO appears to be a more creative tool than the games consoles which occupy rather too much of his time.

The One Laptop Per Child project is struggling to convince developing countries providing computers for children is as important as giving them basic facilities like water or electricity.

Unusually, Rufus does not have an opinion about that controversy, but he does have a verdict on the laptop. "It's great," he says.

BBC

December 13, 2007 | 1:53 PM Comments  1 comments

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