Global Week in Review: Ghana to Build Tech City of “Hope”
Plus, a U.S. toddler beats HIV.
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John Mahama Brings Hope City to Ghana - Ghana's President John Mahama plans to build a $10 billion technology hub called Hope City near the capital, Accra, within the next three years. (Photo: REUTERS/Luc Gnago)
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International Criminal Court May Delay Kenyatta Trial - The International Criminal Court announced that it may postpone the crimes against humanity trial of Kenyan presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta until August, in a move that may shift the tide of Kenya’s impending election more heavily in his favor.(Photo: AP Photo/Khalil Senosi)
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Israel to Investigate Ethiopian Birth Control Claims - Israel has agreed to launch an investigation into why the government administered contraceptive injections to large numbers of Ethiopian immigrant women, often against their will. (Photo: Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)
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Obama Drama - A reporter from the U.K.’s Daily Mail got the employees, ex-wives and neighbors of Malik Obama, half-brother of President Obama, to spill the juice on the gubernatorial candidate’s shady ways.“He is a jealous and selfish man. He’s a rich man, but he’s mean with money and time. He won’t even give you a lift and just drives past alone when you wave,” elder Vitalis Akeche Ogombe told the paper. (Photo: AP Photo/Ben Curtis)
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Scientists Cure Baby Born With HIV - An American baby born with the HIV virus appears to have been cured, scientists say. The 2-year-old from Mississippi has been off medication for about a year with no signs of infection.(Photo: AP Photo/Johns Hopkins Medicine)
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