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Family forgives son's al-Qaida linked killers
The family of an American man who was slain by extremists linked to al-Qaida while doing humanitarian work in Mauritania said Monday it has forgiven his killers.
Friend says slain humanitarian from Tennessee considered Africa home
Relatives and friends of a slain humanitarian aid worker remembered his commitment to bettering lives in West Africa where he moved from Tennessee and his unabashed Christian beliefs that an al-Qaida group said was the reason he was gunned down.
Ousted Mauritania President Resigns to Pave Way for Elections
Sunday, June 28, 2009 02:35 Mecca time, 23:35 GMT Ousted Mauritania president resigns Mauritania's first freely elected president has formally resigned from office, paving the way for new elections more than 10 months after he was overthrown in a military coup.
Mauritania president gives up claim to power
Glass of wine leads to arrest Time is running out Sweetbay Beef Recall A chilling revelation Could the rape and murder of Coralrose Fullwood have been videotaped? One man says it was and he knows where the tape is.
Bird Migration: First a transmitter Godwita Back To West Africa In One Go
The bird, nicknamed Heidenskip, appears to have flown from Friesland via Spain and over the Sahara in one go.
Mauritanian political solution in sight: Mediator
NOUAKCHOTT: Rivals in Mauritania have agreed on a way to overcome all the obstacles to a political settlement and achieve a new transitional government, a mediator, Habib Kabachi, said yesterday.
Al Qaeda claims killing of American in Mauritania
DUBAI: Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed responsibility for this week's murder of an American teacher in the Mauritanian capital, US-based monitoring group SITE Intelligence said yesterday.
MAURITANIA: Force-feeding on decline, but more dangerous
As perceptions of beauty change and obesity-related diseases rise, more women in Mauritania are fighting back against force-feeding, according to the government.
Al-Qaida claims responsibility for killing Cleveland aid worker in Mauritania
NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania a ' Al-Jazeera TV says Al-Qaidaa TMs North Africa branch has claimed responsibility for the killing of an American aid worker shot dead this week in Mauritaniaa TMs capital.
NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania (AP) -- Al-Jazeera TV ...
Al-Jazeera TV says Al-Qaida claims responsibility for killing American in Mauritania.
Aid worker from Cleveland shot, killed in Africa
An aid worker from Cleveland, Tenn., working in the capital of the African nation of Mauritania was shot and killed today during an attempted kidnapping, according to authorities there.
Nouakchott - A group of youths shot dead an American man on Tuesday in the centre of the Mauritanian capital Nouakchott, a police source said.
Police and witnesses say American man shot dead in Mauritania, West Africa
Gunmen shot and killed an American man Tuesday as he left his car in the capital of the West African nation of Mauritania, police and witnesses said.
Mauritania, a few kilometres after Nouakchott, on the "hope road" that links the capital to Nema, 1100 km at the east.
Projects reveal high cost of poor coordination
The empty health clinic in a remote part of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania is a legacy of what sometimes goes wrong when the military takes the lead on civil affairs projects, despite good intentions.
History will judge who lost Mauritania, writes Gamal Nkrumah It has been some time now since the complacent official narrative about the Mauritanian military's interference in politics has passed muster.
MoMA Focuses on Award-winning African Director Abderrahmane Sissako for its Annual Flaherty Series
Bamako . Directed by Abderrahmane Sissako. Credit: French American Cultural Exchange.
Former junta leader announces candidacy in Mauritania's presidential election
NOUAKCHOTT: The former head of a military junta who ruled Mauritania from 2005 until 2007 announced Saturday his candidacy for the upcoming presidential election.
Congolese Head of State Denis Sassou-Nguesso here on Saturday announced his candidature for the presidential election of 12 July 200 9 , PANA reported.
Mauritania: UN Chief Welcomes Agreement
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed yesterday's signing of an agreement between parties in Mauritania, which was rocked by a coup d'tat last summer, calling it a "solid basis" for the West African nation's return to constitutional order and the consolidation of democracy.