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Pale and Persecuted: Albinos Hunted, Terrorized in Tanzania
Living in sub-Saharan Africa isn't an easy existence for anyone — but for albino people living in one of Earth’s hottest areas has intense challenges. Their total lack of pigmentation, which affects 1 in 3,000, is excruciating under the glaring African sun — they are predisposed to severe skin burns and often die of skin cancer before the age of 30.
Though lately, the weather is the least of their problems.
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Front Page: Las Vegas Hits The Snow Jackpot
- A rare snow storm has hit Las Vegas, leaving more snow than the city has seen in decades, and grounding most flights in and out of sin city. The National Weather Service has called the storm a "significant historical event." — Las Vegas Review Journal
- A former Rwandan Army Colonel has been convicted of genocide by the UN court in Tanzania, after the court determined he masterminded the 1994 mass killings of the Tutsis and moderate Hutus.
Out of Africa: Kenya Hits Two Finish Lines
In Kenya today President Mwai Kibaki named rival Raila Odinga prime minister. The power-sharing deal became official after lengthy negotiations over the agreement they signed more than a month ago.
The two became locked in heated debate over the governing of Kenya following disputed elections between them last December.
Front Page: US Bombs Somalia, Abbas Stops Peace Talks
- The US fired missiles on an Islamist-held town in southern Somalia this morning. A US military official said the attack was "a deliberate, precise strike against a known terrorist and his associates." Three missiles hit Dhoble town, reportedly killing six people and wounding 20.
Check This: Bush a Hero in Africa
President Bush is enjoying a hero's welcome as he tours Africa. This week he will visit Senegal, South Africa, Botswana, Nigeria, and Uganda during a mission to address the continent's economic, health, and security concerns. Programs that will fight AIDS and malaria, as well as aid plans that promote self-reliance instead of unqualified assistance, make President Bush much more popular in Africa than he is in other parts of the world.
Front Page: Pakistan Votes, Beef Recall, Bush in Africa
- Pakistanis turned out this morning to vote in parliamentary elections. Results are thought to further diminish President Pervez Musharraf and present the US government with a challenging new political lineup, as it pursues its fight against the Taliban and Al Qaeda in the region. At least four candidates, including Benazir Bhutto, and nearly 100 other Pakistanis have been killed during the campaign.
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