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September 11 Web Archive Collection This is an archived Web site from the Library of Congress. |
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http://allafrica.com Archived: Sep 18, 2001 at 17:53:17 |
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AllAfrica Global Media is the leading provider of
African news and information worldwide, through news feeds to
institutional and agency clients and through allAfrica.com. We post
more than 500 new stories daily from over 80 African
media organizations
and from our own
award-winning reporters. Scroll down this page
for the latest Top Headlines; click on the Latest News box to
the left to see new stories as they roll in; and use this link to get
to hundreds of Top Stories
all day long. |
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Africa Reacts to Attacks on Washington, DC and New York |
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The World Bank, IMF Cancel Annual Meetings
The world's top two financial institutions have decided not to hold the Annual Meetings of their Boards of Governors and related committees on September 29-30, 2001."This decision was taken out of deepest respect and sympathy for the families of all those touched by the horrific events of last Tuesday," said a joint statement.
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Nigerians Debate Nature of Islam In the wake of a former Nigerian ruler's call to "Islamize" Nigeria, a columnist argues that the campaign is not about religion but "is about generals realigning and seeking power." 
A mosque in Kano, Nigeria, where the introduction of Sharia law has sparked violent resistance. Sectarian Tensions Still High in Northern Nigeria Inter-religious meetings leading to Moslem/Christian prayer services have eased tensions somewhat in the Nigerian city of Jos, but over 10,000 people remain in refugee camps after conflict flared anew last Wednesday.
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Sympathetic African Reaction Continues Governments, private institutions and newspapers around Africa are still responding with shock and dismay to the attacks that have left many thousands of people dead and injured in New York city and in Washington, DC. 
A Kenyan paramilitary on high alert at Nairobi airport.
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