Unexploded suicide vest found at disco in Uganda, 4 ‘foreigners’ arrested, officials say
Unexploded bomb vest found in Uganda; 4 arrested Who is al-Shabab? Terror group extends reach beyond lawless Somalia in 1st East Africa attack
Who is al-Shabab? Somali terror army extends reach Obama calls Ugandan president, offers US support following bombings more images New threat in East Africa: Al-Qaida-allied Somali militants claim twin bombings in Uganda more images Former University of Delaware student among World Cup watchers killed in Uganda explosions
Ex-Univ. of Delaware student killed in Uganda Al-Qaida-allied Somali militant group claims twin bombings in Uganda; death toll at 74
Somali militants praise twin Uganda bombings as toll rises to 74; US aid worker among dead
Somali militants praise twin Uganda bombings that killed 64; US aid worker among dead
Twin explosions hit crowds in Uganda watching World Cup final; 64 killed including 1 American more images Clinton condemns Uganda bombings, promises US help tracking down perpetrators
Twin bombings strike crowds in Uganda watching World Cup final; 64 people killed
Bombs strike World Cup watchers in Uganda, kill 64 64 killed in bomb attacks in Uganda as people watched World Cup; Americans among victims
64 die in bomb attacks in Uganda during World Cup Bombs explode at 2 sites in Uganda’s capital, killing at least 30
Blasts at 2 sites in Uganda kill at least 30 Uganda: 2 bomb attacks kill 30 or more, Somali militia blamed
2 bomb attacks in Uganda; 30 feared dead KAMPALA, Uganda — Bombs exploded at two sites in Uganda’s capital late Sunday as people watched the World Cup final on TV, killing at least 30 people. At least three Americans — part of a church group from Pennsylvania — were among the wounded. More than 20 deaths are feared after bombs explode at 2 sites in Uganda
More than 20 deaths feared after blasts in Uganda Bombs explode at 2 sites in Uganda with 20 deaths feared; Somali militia blamed
Bombs explode at sites in Uganda, 20 deaths feared Uganda: 2 bomb attacks; 20 or more feared dead, Somali militia blamed
2 bomb attacks in Uganda; 20 feared dead KAMPALA, Uganda — Bombs exploded at two sites in Uganda’s capital late Sunday as people watched the World Cup final on TV, and officials at the scene put the death toll at more than 20 and said it could rise further. Bombs explode at 2 sites in Uganda with deaths feared; Somali militia blamed
Bombs explode at 2 sites in Uganda, deaths feared Mandela appears at Soccer City as South Africa bids farewell to World Cup
Mandela appears at Soccer City before final Nelson Mandela to greet fans at Soccer City before World Cup final, grandson says
Grandson: Nelson Mandela to greet World Cup fans Thief caught with German interior minister’s carGOERLITZ - German police have caught a Polish thief driving a stolen car that belonged to Thomas de Maiziere, the interior minister and head of Germany’s domestic security. China arrests 800 online football gamblersBEIJING - Over 800 online gamblers were arrested across China while they were betting on the World Cup, the ministry of public security said Thursday. German who killed two over World Cup surrendersMadrid, July 8 (IANS/AKI) A German man accused of killing two Italians after an alleged row over the World Cup in a bar in Germany has surrendered to Spanish authorities, police said. Congo’s president pays a visit to the site of deadly tanker explosion; 242 dead
Congo president to visit explosion site; 242 dead Congo’s president pays a visit to the site of deadly tanker explosion; 235 dead
Congo president to visit explosion site; 235 dead Cocaine-made FIFA World Cup replica seizedBOGOTA - A replica of the FIFA World Cup trophy, made of 11 kg cocaine, was seized at the international airport here in the Colombian capital, Colombia Airports anti-drug officials said. Congo: burned survivors recover from deadly tanker explosion; UN says at least 230 dead
Congo: Burn survivors recover from tanker blast World Cup replica filled with cocaine seizedBOGOTA - Colombian police confiscated a replica of the World Cup trophy filled with 11 kg of cocaine that was being sent by mail to Spain, officials said. Two football fans killed in Kenya pub brawlNAIROBI - Two football fans were killed in a brawl here in the Kenyan capital after Ghana’s loss in the World Cup quarterfinals, police said. 200 killed in Congo explosion (Second Lead, changing dateline)NAIROBI/BUKAVU - At least 200 people, among them many children, died when a fuel tanker exploded in eastern Congo, local administrative officials reported Saturday. Congo: UN says at least 220 dead, scores wounded oil tanker truck explosion
Congo: UN says at least 220 dead in oil explosion AP answers your questions on the news, from Haiti’s slow recovery to Turkish-Israeli relations
Ask AP: Turkey and Israel, Haiti’s slow progress World Cup replicas stolen in South AfricaJOHANNESBURG - Seven World Cup replica trophies and team garments were stolen from a FIFA venue here, South African police said. Man kills girl for crying during World CupWASHINGTON - A man beat his two-year-old stepdaughter then suffocated her to death in an American town for crying during a World Cup football match between the US and Ghana which the latter won. To make the killing look accidental, he jammed a screw down her throat. Plane with football fans makes emergency landingJOHANNESBURG - A small plane carrying World Cup fans made an emergency landing on a highway near Bloemfontein Sunday, a media report said. Foreign fans caught up in Cape Town strip club raidCAPE TOWN - Foreign fans who travelled to South Africa for the World Cup were among those arrested in a raid on a Cape Town strip club, media reports said Sunday. Obama, South Korean leader say North Korea must face consequences for alleged ship sinking more images 10 killed when fire rips through crowded Indonesian nightclub; 5 others in critical condition
10 killed when fire breaks out in Indonesian club Torn Chilean flag rescued from earthquake hoisted at World Cup to inspire team
Torn flag rescued from earthquake inspires Chile Football fans clash with police in Mexico CityMEXICO CITY - A group of Mexican football fans who were celebrating the national team’s entry to the second round of the FIFA World Cup 2010, clashed with the police Tuesday. Police: blast heard at World Cup media center was “controlled explosion” at factory
Police say blast heard at WCup site “controlled” Mandela attends funeral for great-granddaughter, whose death cast shadow over World Cup
Mandela attends great-granddaughter’s funeral Foundation says Mandela’s great granddaughter to be buried in a private ceremony
Mandela’s great granddaughter to be buried Thousands of miles away, earthquake that devastated Haiti took its toll on Altidore, too
Altidore has USA on his chest, Haiti in his heart Tear gas, rubber bullets against demo at stadiumDURBAN - Riot police used rubber bullets, tear gas and smoke grenades to disperse protestors at Durban’s Moses Mabhida stadium early Monday, just two hours after the Germany-Australia match ended. Mandela Foundation says family friend drove in crash that killed Mandela’s great granddaughter
Mandela Foundation names driver in fatal crash Indian waiter shot before football fans in MalaysiaKUALA LUMPUR - An Indian national working as a waiter here was shot dead in full view of football fans gathered at a restaurant to watch the opening match of FIFA World Cup 2010. Relative driving in crash that killed Mandela’s great-granddaughter after World Cup concert
Relative driving in crash that killed Mandela girl Death of Mandela’s great-granddaughter casts shadow over World Cup opener
Mandela family death casts shadow over World Cup Mandela’s great-granddaughter killed in car crashJOHANNESBURG - Former South African president Nelson Mandela’s great-granddaughter Zenani Mandela was killed in a car crash while returning home from the World Cup kick-off concert here Friday. |
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