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Newpaper editor cleared for mailing childbirth images

A court in Zambia has acquitted a newspaper editor who was tried on obscenity charges for mailing photographs of a woman giving birth.

Commentary: Where have all the malaria patients gone?

I recently accompanied Margaret Chan, Director General of the WHO, and Ray Chambers, U.N. Special Envoy for Malaria, on a trip to Africa to see firsthand the region's fight against malaria.

Some travelers push the envelope on all-you-can-jet deal

Clark Dever and Joe Dinardo have always taken things to the extreme.

Editor in obscenity trial for childbirth photos

The news editor of the Zambian newspaper The Post has gone on trial for allegedly circulating obscene material to politicians, the newspaper states on its Web site.

Can malaria deaths be eradicated by 2015?

Malaria is preventable and curable, yet every 30 seconds, a child in sub-Saharan Africa dies from the disease, according to the World Health Organization.

African group rejects Madagascar's new leader

A regional body comprised of several southern African nations is refusing to recognize Madagascar opposition leader Andry Rajoelina as the island nation's new president, an official said.

Lighting the way to affordable solar power

It has been said before that environmental-friendliness is a luxury few can really afford.

Zambia's president dies in French hospital

Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa died Tuesday at a hospital in Paris nearly two months after suffering a stroke, Zambian and French officials confirmed. He was 59.

People.com: Matt Damon: Africa Trip Was Life-Changing

His 2006 exploration with his brother brought about awareness – and a fear of bugs

FSB: Breakfast with cheetahs

The vintage bush plane banks sharply to starboard, allowing me a bird's-eye view of a giraffe trotting along the red-orange Namibian desert floor.

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