Niger protesters burn churches in second day of Charlie Hebdo riots

By Abdoulaye Massalaki NIAMEY (Reuters) - Stone-throwing demonstrators set fire to churches and looted shops in Niger's capital Niamey on Saturday, in the latest protest in France's former African colonies at French newspaper Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad. A day after five people were killed in the majority Muslim country in protests over the cartoons, demonstrators in Niamey attacked a police station and burned at least two police cars after authorities banned