SaharaTV: Live broadcast headlines: 15th September 2012
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Channel: SaharaTV · 2012 · News & Politics
In over 20 countries of the world people woke up this morning to the smell of burnt down Western embassies and schools; residual tear gas in the air; sights of western countries' flags torn down and replaced with black Islamic banners; streets littered with overturned cars, trashcans and debris; and a feeling of palpable tension following a bloody Friday protest across Islamic countries. In Khartoum, Sudan, Tunis, Tunisia, Sanaa, Yemen, Tripoli, Lebanon, and Cairo, Egypt funeral of people killed yesterday will be observed. The fear of further unrest has the world on the edge like no other time since September 11, 2001. It is 13.45 GMT in London. 8.45 am in New York. 1.45 pm in Nigeria. Wherever in the world you may be, today is Saturday, September 15, 2012. Welcome to this special edition of SaharaTV. My name is Fungai Maboreke. Unfortunately, Imam Konate was unable to make it to our studio for the interview.
