Guilty plea in US embassy bombings

Times of Malta
US embassy bombings suspect dies before scheduled NY trial
Times of Malta
A suspected al Qaeda figure alleged to have helped plan the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya has died in New York just days ahead of his scheduled trial, his son and the prosecutor said yesterday. Abu Anas al-Liby, whose real ...
Terror suspect facing trial dies in hospitalScotsman
Libyan terror suspect Anas al-Liby dies in custodyNewsday

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U.S. Supreme Court open to more damages against Sudan over embassy bombings  Reuters UKView Full coverage on Google News

A New York jury on Thursday convicted Osama bin Laden aide, Saudi exile Khalid al-Fawwaz, over the 1998 Al-Qaeda bombings of US embassies in East Africa which killed 224 people.

Victims of 2 African embassy bombings await US court case  KWKT - FOX 44View Full coverage on Google News

A former aide of Osama Bin Laden has been found guilty of plotting the al-Qaeda bombing of US embassies in east Africa in 1998, killing 224 people.

An Egyptian man accused of helping plan the 1998 bombing of US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya pleaded guilty of the offence on Friday.

Twin bomb attacks have killed at least 30 people in a market in the central Nigerian city of Jos, eyewitnesses say.

Are Recent Bombings a New Breed of Terror?
AllAfrica.com
HARDLY a week after experts cleared Arusha Region of terrorism acts following a string of bombings that rocked the area in the past, the vice seems to be spreading to other areas as a woman was injured in Mwanza when a blast hit church premises.
ELCT condemns Mwanza churchDaily News

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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan condemns twin bombings in the central city of Jos in which at least 118 people were killed.