Hundreds storm ex-President Kenyatta’s farm/in /by
A huge number of unknown persons on Monday stormed the family farm of Kenya's former president Uhuru Kenyatta.
Son of Uganda’s Museveni to retire from army ‘this year’/in /by
“I will be retiring from the UPDF this year,” he tweeted
USA to hold a democracy summit days after China’s International Forum on Democracy/in /by
The United States is to hold a Summit for Democracy this week, just days after China hosted a similar event.
Niger seeks its first win as they play host to Algeria/in /by
It is the ninth time the two countries face each other, with six of the previous encounters coming at the World Cup. Niger has only defeated Algeria on one occasion
DRC: 17 hostages executed by CODECO in the northeast/in /by
Seventeen people taken hostage the day before in the northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo were executed on Sunday by the community militia CODECO (Cooperative for the Development of Congo).
Kenyan police on high alert as they brace for more anti-government protests/in /by
Police in Kenya were on high alert on Monday as they braced for a new round of anti-government protests, as the opposition called on people to take to the streets despite a ban.
Burkina Faso orders suspension of broadcasting of France 24/in /by
The ruling junta in Burkina Faso on Monday ordered the suspension "sine die" of France 24's broadcasting on its territory, after an interview on the news channel with the leader of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) in early March.
Mauritanian police arrest man believed to be organiser of jihadist prison escape/in /by
Mauritanian police said they have arrested a man believed to be the organiser of the escape of four jihadists from a prison in Nouakchott, three weeks earlier.
Sudan coup leader urges troops to back democratic transition/in /by
Reform of the security forces is a major point of tension in the discussions on the political process launched in December, which calls for the withdrawal of generals from politics once a civilian government is in place.
South Africa: The heavy cost of load shedding on farmers/in /by
North West Province based chicken farmer Herman Du Preez is still counting his losses after 40, 000 of his broiler chickens suffocated and died due to power supply disruptions which affected the small farming town of Lichtenburg earlier this year.