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Militants kill UN peacekeeper in CAR

Suspected Christian militias killed an Egyptian U.N. peacekeeper and wounded three others in an attack in southern Central African Republic on Sunday, the United Nations said in a statement.

Rwanda to take in Africans abused in Libya

Rwanda is willing to provide refuge to as many as 30,000 African migrants suffering abuse and slave-like conditions in Libya, the foreign minister said.

Chad denies bribery claims against its president

Chad's government on Tuesday denied allegations by US investigators that President Idriss Deby received a $2m bribe for oil rights in the country.

Cameroon parliament damaged by fire

The main parliament building in Cameroon's capital Yaoundé has been badly damaged by fire which ripped through four floors.

DRC militia chief arrested

A man believed to be a leader in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Kamwina Nsapu militia has been detained over a beheading in the troubled Kasai region, a judicial source told AFP on Thursday.

UN peacekeepers in CAR to be increased by 900

The UN Security Council has unanimously approved a resolution increasing the UN peacekeeping force in the conflict-torn Central African Republic to a total of 11 650 military personnel.

African leaders push for new security strategy

African leaders on Monday used a regional forum to call for extra support as the continent moves to assure its own security after years of Western interventions.

CAR: Grenade attacks kill 7, over 20 injured

Four people were killed and over 20 wounded when grenades were thrown into a concert in the capital of the chronically unstable Central African Republic, while revenge attacks later left another three people dead, the UN peacekeeping force and a local official said Sunday.

DRC: 33 deaths recorded in train accident

Up to 33 people were feared dead Sunday in the Democratic Republic of Congo after a freight train carrying fuel plunged into a ravine.

Cameroon: 4 killed in separatist attacks

Separatists from Cameroon’s Anglophone region have killed four security forces in several attacks over the past few days, the government said on Saturday, an unprecedented violent turn to a movement that risks morphing into a full blown insurgency.

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