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Jackson doctor: I did not give him dangerous drugs….

“I was not one of the doctors who participated in giving him overdoses of drugs or too much of anything,” Klein said. “In fact, I was the one who limited everything, who stopped everything.” It is still not known what caused Jackson’s cardiac arrest. The official determination will likely wait until toxicology results are completed, which could be weeks away….

70,000 construction workers in S/Africa have gone on strike….

Unions are threatening to wreck the tournament if their demands for a 13% wage increase are not met.

Organisers say they are confident the grounds will still be ready, unless the strike continues for months.

On Monday judges rejected a request from the employers to outlaw the strike, which unions say is indefinite….

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Fans and stars remember Jackson…

“Debbie will continue to celebrate Michael’s memory privately.”

France ‘banned Yemen crash plane’…

A Yemeni airline which crashed into the Indian Ocean was banned from France because of “irregularities”, France’s transport minister has said.

Dominique Bussereau told parliament of ongoing concerns about the safety record of the Yemenia Airbus 310….

Background Briefing on U.S. Assistance to the Somalia…

SENIOR STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL: Thank you all very much for coming this afternoon. I know that many of you are very interested in what is happening in Somalia today, and most particularly interested in the U.S. position with respect to Somalia and why we have, in fact, taken that position.

The U.S. is deeply concerned about developments in Somalia for several different reasons…

‘King of Pop’ Michael Jackson is dead…

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U.S. Sends Weapons to Help Somali Government….

The United States has sent a shipment of weapons and ammunition to the government of Somalia, according to a U.S. official who said the move signals the Obama administration’s desire to thwart a takeover of the Horn of Africa nation by Islamist rebels with alleged ties to al-Qaeda….

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Egyptian police shot dead an African migrant…

Egyptian police shot dead an African migrant at the Israel border on Wednesday, as violence at the sensitive frontier resumes after a near 6-month lull, security sources said.

The migrant, who was unarmed, was shot around dawn as he tried to slip across barbed wire into the Jewish state from….

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Michael Jackson when he was a young boy

“Michael Jackson when he was a young boy. He used to dance to the beat of the

washing machine, and so his Mother Katherine knew he was a gifted dancer”

UN chief urges an end to force in Iran…

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is calling for an immediate end to the arrests, threats and use of force in Iran.

On Monday, the Secretary-General urged the Government and the opposition to resolve their differences peacefully through dialogue and legal means.

The Secretary-General said he had been following with growing concern the situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran…..

Hamas parliament Speaker released…

Israel has released Hamas parliamentary Speaker Aziz Dweik two months before the end of a three-year jail sentence.

Mr Dweik and other Hamas politicians were detained in the West Bank in 2006. He was charged with belonging to an illegal organisation.

His detention followed Hamas’s capture of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in a cross-border raid…

Tehran ordered two UK diplomats to leave the country…

The UK is to expel two Iranian diplomats in a tit-for-tat action after Tehran ordered two UK diplomats to leave the country.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced the move in the House of Commons.

He said it was in response to Iran ordering two UK diplomats to leave the country over allegations that were “absolutely without foundation”…..

Police break up new Tehran rally…

ranian riot police have fired tear gas to break up a new opposition rally in the centre of the capital Tehran, hours after a stern warning to protesters.

Some 1,000 people had gathered on Haft-e Tir Square despite the warning from Iran’s Revolutionary Guards against holding unapproved rallies.

Basij militiamen wielding clubs were brought in to reinforce the police.

Iran clamps down on foreign media…

Iran’s powerful Guardian Council says it is ready to recount disputed votes from Friday’s presidential poll.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s re-election is being contested by rival Mir Hossein Mousavi and other moderate candidates, who are seeking a rerun.

The BBC’s Jon Leyne in Tehran says they may not accept the recount offer…..

Eritrea confidently reaffirms that it is not sending arms to Somalia…..

Press Statement…

Eritrea confidently reaffirms that it is not sending arms and/or ammunition to any party in Somalia. It categorically rejects the baseless charges directed against it. In fact, the Special Representative of the Secretary General on Somalia, Mr.

Ahmedou Ould Abdella, has admitted that despite “much talk” there was no proof of the charges against Eritrea….

Seven foreign Hostages’ bodies ‘found in Yemen’….

At least seven foreign hostages seized in Yemen, including at least one child, have been found dead, officials say.

They were reportedly part of a group of nine foreigners, three of them children, who were kidnapped last week in a mountainous northern area……

U.S.says intrvew “We would like good relations with Eritrea” but….

U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson pointed a finger at Eritrea for stoking hostilities in Somalia, whose government is battling militants.

“The role that Eritrea has played most recently has not been particularly helpful in helping to bring about a return to political stability and normalcy there (Somalia),” Carson said in an interview with Reuters.

He accused Eritrea of “aiding and abetting” the movement of arms into Somalia and of supporting the militant Islamist group al Shabaab and its leaders.

We would like very much to have good, normal relations with the government or Eritrea but….

Ethiopia charges 46 ex-military and others…

Video full speech Obama’s in Middle East, & More…..

Obama seeks new start with Muslims…

Eritrans in diaspora, donated 5 million Nakfa to martyrs’ families……