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BBC NewsStories checked by www.jamaby.com for students of English. Study English. Enjoy English. *** 3Harare diarist tells of no water, no cash and army riot (BBC News) Nigerian teacher describes terror of communal clashes (BBC News) **** 4British doctor performs amputation in DR Congo by text A British doctor volunteering in DR Congo performs a life-saving amputation using text message instructions from a colleague. (BBC News) Ethiopia starts coffee exchange Ethiopia sets up a high-tech system to trade coffee on a national exchange. (BBC News) Oil-boom hopes raise stakes ahead of Ghana polls (BBC News) 'Water crisis hinders Zimbabwe cholera fight' (BBC News) Sizing-up Jaws in South Africa How to measure the bite of a great white shark (BBC News) Testing the child of Malawi's Mary and Joseph for HIV (BBC News) How to deliver bags of cash to modern-day buccaneers (BBC News) ***** 5Toure quells transfer speculation Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure has dampened persistent rumours linking him with a move away from Barcelona, saying he is happy at the Spanish club. (BBC News) Diarra out for up to six months Mali and Real Madrid midfielder Mahamadou Diarra could be sidelined for up to six months, after learning he may need knee surgery. (BBC News) Dead explorer fights knife crime Using Victorian explorer to fight UK gang culture (BBC News) Nations sign cluster bomb treaty The first of more than 100 countries begin signing a treaty which will ban current designs of cluster bombs. (BBC News) Rwanda's booming manufacturing and farming sectors could push growth in the country to 10% this year, its central bank says. (BBC News) Zimbabwe 'asks for cholera help' Zimbabwe's government has asked for urgent help to tackle its cholera outbreak, the World Health Organisation says. (BBC News) Nigeria buys baby poison antidote Nigeria is flying in an antidote to stem the deaths of babies poisoned by a teething syrup. (BBC News) 'Threat' to Nigeria ex-graft Czar The former head of Nigeria's anti-corruption unit is reportedly receiving death threats. (BBC News) Why Ethiopia is pulling its troops out of Somalia (BBC News) Corruption charges for Kenya MPs Kenya's information minister is among seven MPs accused of taking illegal payments. (BBC News) |
