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Spokesmen for Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission said Thursday that Cheney will be charged for actions allegedly taken while he was president of the Halliburton oil services firm from 1995 to 2000.

Authorities raided Halliburton’s Lagos office last week and detained 10 people, who were later released.

A former Halliburton subsidiary, KBR Incorporated, agreed last year to pay fines of $577 million to the United States to settle accusations it paid bribes to win contracts to build natural gas facilities in Nigeria. The current case is related to that scandal.

Nigerian officials said charges will be filed next week against Cheney and other current and former chief executives of Halliburton and KBR. Charges are also expected against chiefs of European companies Technip SA, Eni, and Eni subsidiary Saipem.

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The commission says parliamentary polls will take place April 2, followed by the presidential election a week later on April 9.  Elections for state governorships and assemblies are set for April 16.

The elections were previously set for January, but the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, asked for more time to update flawed voter lists and carry out other preparations.

The complete election timetable, released Wednesday, says voter registration will run for two weeks beginning January 15.  It also says party primaries can begin as early as this Friday.

At least four members of the ruling People’s Democratic Party have said they will challenge President Goodluck Jonathan for the party’s presidential nomination.  On Monday, a group of influential northern politicians said they plan to unite behind one of those challengers, former vice president Atiku Abubakar.

PDP members are debating whether to nominate a Christian like Jonathan or a Muslim like Abubakar.  Nigeria’s population is split roughly evenly between the two religious groups, and the party has a custom of rotating the presidency between a northern Muslim and a southern Christian every two terms.

Jonathan became president in May when President Umaru Yar’Adua, a Muslim, died just three years into what was expected to be an eight-year presidency.

Nigeria’s electoral commission has said it wants to make sure next year’s elections are credible.  Observers strongly criticized the last polls in 2007, saying they were badly marred by disorganization, intimidation, and fraud.

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Haiti’s Health Ministry reported Monday that more than 90,000 cases have been recorded since the outbreak began in October. The United Nations has warned the toll could become much higher before the epidemic is brought under control.

Cholera is spread through fecal-contaminated food and water. It causes vomiting and diarrhea, and can quickly lead to severe dehydration and death.

Health workers fear the disease could quickly spread throughout squalid tent camps, where hundreds of thousands of people have been living since the January earthquake that devastated the capital Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas.

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Ben Affleck is known for roles in big Hollywood movies, but the actor and director came to Washington to champion a cause far away, but near to his heart.  He founded a group called, “The Eastern Congo Initiative.”

“We have this window of opportunity that’s very important in terms of here with the U.S. government and in terms of what’s happening in the next year before the elections. Congo is on this tipping point,” said Affleck.  “It could easily fall back into chaos or move forward into recovery. That gives me and others a sense of real urgency.”

Affleck calls the eight-year conflict in the DRC one of the deadliest since World War II. He says progress is being made towards security and stability. But the DRC is still plagued by weak state institutions, extreme poverty and violence in the eastern provinces.

During her visit last year to the Congo, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said more must be done to protect civilians.

According to Johnnie Carson, Secretary of State for African Affairs, the trend is unsettling.

“Over the last three years, we have seen a continuing rise in the number of rapes of women in the Eastern Congo. This last year it was 17,000,” noted Carson.

About 2 million people are still displaced and another 200,000 are refugees in neighboring countries. Affleck’s ECI and eight other groups are working to change people’s daily lives.

“We are advocating systemic change particularly in terms of government institutions like the FDRC [the Congolese army] that is in need of reform, but it’s not all about the government of Congo,” Affleck told VOA.  “It’s about getting donors together in an intelligent way and for the United States to spend their money wisely and to understand this is a moment of urgency.”

Carson says the U.S. spent about $900 million on assistance for Congo last year. But some experts say the amount that will be allocated to Congo’s 2011 elections won’t be enough.

“Even in the context of a 900 million dollar program, the U.S. intends to provide roughly $5 million for elections in the Congo,” said Tony Gambino, a former USAID Mission Director to the Congo.  “It is estimated that the international community needs to provide $300 million. A reasonable contribution from the U.S. would be more like $50 million.”

But U.S. Senator John Kerry said even with a small amount, the U.S. can achieve results.

“We are putting $106 billion into Afghanistan a year. More than $1 trillion went into Iraq,” said Kerry.  “Frankly, it would do America so much good to be able to say to the world that it’s not just the war on terror or other kinds of things we care about.”

He says the US needs to show that humanitarian causes are a priority.In a report released this week, Affleck outlined points to help Washington and others engage more in that part of Africa. He says time is running out.

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