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O'Neill re-elected PNG PM
AFP, Port Moresby
Peter O'Neill was re-elected yesterday the next leader of Papua New Guinea, ending a turbulent period in the nation's politics which at one point saw it with two rival prime ministers.
O'Neill won the vote on the floor of parliament 94 to 12 after elections handed him the overwhelming support of the Pacific island nation's lawmakers, his spokesman Daniel Korimbao told AFP from the capital Port Moresby.
An AFP photographer confirmed that O'Neill was sworn in by Governor-General Michael Ogio later yesterday.
O'Neill's People's National Congress (PNC) won more seats than any other party in the polls which began on June 23 and he was able to swell support by
Ex-president of Mongolia jailed
AFP, Ulan Bator
A court in Mongolia has jailed former president Nambar Enkhbayar for four years after finding him guilty of corruption charges that he has called politically motivated.
Enkhbayar, 54, served as prime minister and then president for almost a decade until losing office in 2009. He was arrested in April in a dawn raid broadcast live on national television.
On Thursday, a Mongolian court found him guilty of misappropriating gifts intended for a monastery, along with other corruption charges, in a hearing broadcast to the nation.
The court originally sentenced him to seven years, but reduced it by three years, citing an amnesty law.
Enkhbayar, who was barred from running in Mongolia's June parliamentary elections, called the charges "groundless". His lawyer said they would
World's oldest hippo dies at 62
AFP, Chicago
Donna, believed to be the world's oldest hippo, has died at the age of 62 after living more than two decades beyond the massive mammal's usual life expectancy, zoo officials said.
Donna had lived most of her life in the small town of Evansville, Indiana at the Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden.
Donna was born at what is now the Memphis Zoo in 1951 and arrived at Mesker Park on August 7,1956.
Hippos typically live no more than 40 years in the