Tension is rife in Mogadishu after weeks of attacks by Islamist militants seeking to overthrow President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed's transition government. FRANCE 24's Franck Berruyer interviewed him at his complex in the Somali capital.
Julius Josey, traipses door-to-door in the low-income neighborhoods of Charlotte, North Carolina, for Barack Obama's campaign, while the Holts, a family of five, round up Republican voters in the undecided state.
In Dalhonega these days, the only viable industry is tourism. With the local economy hurting, residents of this McCain-leaning county hope the next US president can help prevent its few remaining jobs from vanishing.
After 17 years of civil war, Somalia's capital Mogadishu is fast becoming a ghost town. FRANCE 24's cameras take us inside the city. (Report: F. Berruyer)
