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East Africa roundup
- Johannesburg hosts Africa's first sex-worker conference (Mercury)
- Police may charge workers at the Nakumatt supermarket with manslaughter for locking in customers when a fire broke out (Nation). See Somewhere in Africa for more commentary
- Will a power-sharing agreement in Zimbabwe allow the extradition of former dictator Mengistu to Ethiopia, where he's been sentenced to death? (Times)
- Somalia's new president is already bringing people together - at least his hard-line opponents (Garowe)
- The director of one of Somalia's main radio stations has been assassinated (DPA)
- Ethiopian music featured on PRI's The World
- A new book accuses French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner of dirty dealings in Africa (Independent)
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