Protesters rally in Wisconsin after governor threatens layoffs
(Reuters) - Thousands of union supporters protested Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposals on Saturday at the state capital, a day after the state's chief executive followed through on his threat to issue layoff warning notices to unions representing state workers.
Gaddafi forces step up attack on western rebel town
(Reuters) - Libyan government forces launched fierce attacks on the western rebel stronghold of Zawiyah on Saturday, while in the east, rebels advanced on Muammar Gaddafi's home town of Sirte.
Viewpoint: Military coup would harm Tunisia's interests
There have been calls for a greater military role to help stabilise post-revolutionary Tunisia, but North Africa analyst Francis Ghiles warns that a military coup would only damage Tunisia's long-term interests.
Yemeni pres. apologizes for saying US, Israel behind unrest
Saleh conveys "regret for misunderstandings related to his public remarks"; "firmly committed to meaningful political reform."
Egypt: Protesters raid on Cairo state security HQ
Egyptian protesters have stormed the headquarters of the secret police in Cairo, demanding that the organisation be dismantled.
Libya rebels repel Gaddafi forces
More than 30 people killed as opposition fighters force back government troops in western town of Az Zawiyah.
Saudi Arabia bans protest rallies
Interior ministry vows to use all steps "to prevent attempts to disrupt public order" following recent Shia protests.
Cote d'Ivoire to get more UN troops
UN representative to violence-torn nation says current 8,000-strong force will be increased by a further 2,000 soldiers.
AU troops killed in Somalia clashes
Fighting between peacekeepers and al-Shabab leaves 53 soldiers dead and scores wounded, the vast majority from Burundi.
Amnesty: Qatari blogger detained
Human rights group says Sultan al-Khalaifi has been held incommunicado in Qatar since March 2 and risks being tortured.
Libya's divided capital: Face to face with Gaddafi's militiamen
Tripoli is split down the middle between the mob who want to escape and the fanatics ready to die for their leader
Egypt's former interior minister goes on trial
Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Egypt's reviled former interior minister pleaded not guilty Saturday to corruption and money-laundering charges as the first trial for one of Hosni Mubarak's inner circle opened at a Cairo court.
The fight to find Mubarak assets
Witnesses: Anti-Gadhafi fighters hold ground in Zawiya
Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Foes of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi claimed successes Saturday on two key battle fronts, preventing pro-government forces from taking Zawiya near the nation's capital and capturing the strategic eastern oil town of Ras Lanuf.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/03/05/libya.conflict/index.html?hpt=T1
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