Christopher stevens
The Africa Report: 09 May
EWN's Africa Correspondent, Jean-Jacques Cornish, reports on the day's top African news
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US State Dept faulted for Benghazi attack
An independent inquiry faults the US state department for the September 11 rocket attack in Benghazi.
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'US commander's mistress held classified data'
Sources say David Petraeus’ mistress had contained substantial classified information on computer.
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White House contacted hours after Benghazi attack
White House informed of militant claim two hours after September 11 Libya attack.
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US visits Benghazi
US investigators visited the compound in Libya where ambassador was killed.
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Clinton pledges full audit of Libyan attack
Hillary Clinton pledged a full audit of the deadly Benghazi attack that killed the US ambassador to Libya.
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US officials denied security before Libyan attack
US officials sought more security before Benghazi attack that killed US ambassador.
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Obama calls for end to intolerance
Obama called for an end to intolerance and violence while warning Iran against nuclear arms.
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Info emerges on US embassy attack
More info has emerged on the attack that killed the US ambassador to Libya.
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Govt. under fire for reaction to Kabul bombing
Government is being heavily criticised for not condemning the suicide bomb attack on Tuesday.
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Libya identifies 50 US attackers: official
Authorities have identified 50 people who were involved in the attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi.
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US embassies attacked in Yemen, Egypt
The US embassy has been attacked by demonstrators protesting a blasphemous film.
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Obama vows to 'bring to justice' ambassador's killers
Barack Obama vowed to "bring to justice" the gunmen responsible for an assault to a US ambassador.
