(Israel is seeking to restore its observer status at the Africa Union (AU) and has called for backing on the same.)

(The closure of one of Rwanda’s most popular urban radio station, KFM, by its parent company Nation Media Group is likely to send media owners and managers back to the strategy room to mull market penetration strategies.)

(Skimming above the choppy waves through the dark the four planes swooped in low over Lake Victoria, packed with over 200 elite Israeli commandos on a daring raid to free hijacked hostages.)

(Le bureau du Procureur de la CPI accusait l’ex vice président de la RDC d’avoir fermé les yeux sur le régime de terreur infligé par sa milice en Centrafrique entre octobre 2002 et mars 2003.)

(President Paul Kagame yesterday met the African Union Commission chairperson, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, who was in the country for a two-day official visit.)

(Une bonne partie de l’opposition congolaise va s’unir dans le combat contre le président Joseph Kabila, est-il ressorti de la conférence de deux jours organisée par les groupes d’opposition dans un hôtel cinq étoiles à Genval, dans le Brabant- Wallon.)

(Kenya’s opposition said late on Tuesday it would defy a ban imposed by the government on its protests against the electoral commission after an escalation of deadly violence at rallies held every Monday since early April.)

(Bodies of at least 85 people are recovered near Zuwarah in latest disaster involving refugees trying to reach Europe.)

(Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has condemned North Korea’s provocative acts and vowed to faithfully enforce the U.N. sanctions on North Korea as he met with South Korea’s President Park Geun-hye.)

(A lot need to be done to ensure access to reliable electricity for African’s citizens. However a number of complications are hindering the achievement of UN sustainable goal.)