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Rwandan ex-spy chief'murdered'in SA
AFP, lohannesburg
Rwanda's former spy chief has been found strangled after attending a meeting at a hotel in Johannesburg, where he had been living in exile, officials said yesterday as police launched a murder probe.
The body of Colonel Patrick Karegeya, 53, was found slumped on a hotel bed, his neck swollen, in the upmarket area of the city on New Year's Day,
De Blasio sworn in as New York mayor
AFP, New York
New York's new Mayor Bill de Blasio was sworn in Wednesday promising to restore progressive ideals and end growing economic inequality in America's biggest city.
De Blasio, who in November won a landslide election to become New York's first Democratic mayor in 20 years, took the oath of office on the steps of City Hall, with former US president Bill Clinton
Italy rescues boat with 223 migrants
AFP, Home
Italy's navy has rescued 233 mostly African immigrants from a boat in trouble off the coast of the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa, the scene of two shipwreck tragedies last year.
The 10-metre (32-foot)-long wooden boat was sighted by a navy helicopter in choppy waters late Wednesday with immigrants from Eritrea, Nigeria, Somalia, Pakistan, Zambia and Mali aboard, including
Somalia's Shebab boasts of twin blasts
AFP, Mogadishu
Somalia's al-Qaeda-linked Shebab yesterday said it carried out a twin bombing of a hotel in Mogadishu that killed 11, boasting it was the start of its campaign for the new year.
"This is the beginning of 2014," Shebab spokesman Ali Mohamud Rage said in a New Year message, a day
Syrian group hacks Skype
AFP, Washington
The Syrian Electronic Army hacker group set its sights on Skype's social media accounts Wednesday to accuse Microsoft of spying on user data.
Microsoft-owned Skype's Twitter account displayed the message: "Don't use Microsoft emails (hotmail,outlook). They are monitoring your accounts and selling the data to the governments.More details soon #SEA." Microsoft could not immediately be reached for comment.