Kigali - Rwandan police said on Wednesday they had arrested a senior army officer and five other suspects for plotting attacks on political leaders and key infrastructure projects.
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General booted from Zim constitution body
Harare - A Zimbabwe army general has been removed from the country's constitution-making body, after he called for President Robert Mugabe to remain in office for life, a…
Gunmen kill DRC journalist
Kinshasa - Gunmen shot dead a local community radio journalist in the volatile eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, media watchdog Journalists in Danger said on Wednesday.
Zim civil servants strike for 150% pay rise
Harare - Civil servants in Zimbabwe on Wednesday began an indefinite strike, demanding a pay hike of at least 150% and action against militants targeting teachers in rural…
Gaddafi defiant, continues to fight
Tripoli - Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi issued a defiant audio message late on Wednesday saying he had his "back to the wall" but did not fear death, and…
Sziklaszilárd pártfegyelem Egyiptomban
Egyiptom, Kairó – Kizárták a Muzulmán Testvériség soraiból azt a magas rangú vezetőt, aki kijelentette, hogy függetlenként szeretne indulni az egyiptomi elnökválasztáson. A mozgalom korábban úgy döntött, hogy…
Csonka konzultáció Algériában
Algéria, Algír – Véget értek a reformegyeztetések Algériában. A megbeszéléseket több ellenzéki szervezet bojkottálta. Szerintük nem lesz semmilyen érdemi átalakítás Algériában.
Swaziland turns to S.Africa for bailout
CAPE TOWN, June 23 (Reuters) - Swaziland has asked neighbouring South Africa for an emergency bailout to patch over a national cash crunch that has sparked rare political…
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood expels presidential hopeful
CAIRO, June 21 (Reuters) - Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has expelled a senior member for saying he would run for president in defiance of the group's decision not to…
Army laying mines near Tripoli – report
Benghazi - The army of Muammar Gaddafi has laid land mines in Libya's Nafusa Mountains to counter rebel attacks there, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday.