Today's Headlines
- Militants slaughter 61 in Algeria
Suspected Muslim rebels have killed 61 civilians, including a baby and 12 women, in Algeria in the latest surge of violence reported by Algerian newspapers on July 8. Algeria, Local, 7/11/1997
- Sudan to sell main prison
Sudan has put its main prison up for sale because of overcrowding, a newspaper said on July 8. Sudan, Politics, 7/11/1997
- Kuwait fund okays loan for key Bosnian projects
Kuwait signed an initial agreement with the Bosnian government to finance a number of infrastructureal and development projects in the war-devastated southern Bosnian city of Mostar. Kuwait, Economics, 7/11/1997
- Kuwait to the Kuwaitis: get a job
It is important to provide as many as 10,000 job opportunities by the year 2002, a Kuwaiti parliamentarian was reported by a local Arabic daily as saying. Kuwait, Economics, 7/11/1997
- Algerian Islamic Salvataion Front leader walks free from prison
Algerian's banned Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) said yesterday their provisional leader, Abdu Kader Hachani, had been freed from an Algerian prison just hours after being sentenced to five years in jail. Algeria, Politics, 7/11/1997
- Mobile clinics to rural areas
The units, equipped with the latest medical instruments and a small bank blood, will be located in the rural areas. Egypt, Medicine, 7/11/1997
- Egyptian Morocco art exchange
The Egyptian culture center in the Moroccan capital of Rabat on Monday night held a cultural soiree that was attended by a large number of Moroccan officials, artists and intellectuals. Egypt-Morocco, Culture, 7/11/1997
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