VOA Africa News Summary

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Red Cross Says Clean Water A Necessity to End Zimbabwe Cholera Epidemic   Many Zimbabweans received treatment after crossing South African border. US 'Very Concerned'  About Zimbabwe Cholera Emergency   USAID considering response to emergency, but officials say Zimbabwe's political troubles limit ability to respond Fractional Dose of Meningitis Vaccine Can Control Outbreak   Expert says study results can help public health officials better manage disease In Ghana Campaigns Draw To  A Close   In last day big rallies planned Ghanaians Hopeful Elections Will Be Peaceful   Polls expected to be free and fair Nigerian Author Brings African Folklore to American Children   Nigerian Author Brings African Folklore to American Children Sirleaf Speaks on Corruption Again as Liberians Demand More Action   Information minister Lawrence Bropleh says  President Sirleaf has promised a major cabinet reshuffle some time between now and the end of January 2009 Official Campaigning Ends Friday for Sunday's Ghana General Elections   Reporter Peter Clottey in the capital, Accra says the political parties are sprinting to get their closing messages to the voters Economists Debate Effect of International Financial Crisis on Aid to Malawi   Many think Malawi is safe in the short run, but fear possible long-term consequences. Zimbabwe Film Maker a Hit at Canadian Exhibition   Critics give high marks to Rumbi Katedza's short film, "Asylum" Measles Deaths Worldwide Fall by 74 Percent   Health officials say aggressive efforts to vaccinate young children is reason; experts say biggest decline occurred in Eastern Mediterranean region E-mail: Forward this E-mail Click here to unsubscribe from the VOA Daily World News Summary2 If you have questions about this E-mail newsletter send an e-mail to: voanews@voanews.com