Russia woos African leaders at Moscow summit
Summary
Nearly two dozen African leaders attended a summit in Moscow. The Kremlin described African countries as natural allies in opposition to the West. The program also reported on deaths among detained miners in Nigeria and Kenyan support for women athletes ahead of the Youth Olympics in Senegal.Key Facts
- The Moscow summit opened with nearly two dozen African leaders attending.
- The Kremlin called African countries natural allies against the West.
- Nigerian investigators said dozens of detained miners died in a crowded jail cell.
- Investigators said the miners screamed for help while jailors ignored them.
- Kenya is increasing support for women athletes ahead of the Youth Olympics in Senegal.
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