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Media group petitions South Sudan President over rights of journalists

The Association for Media Development in South Sudan (AMDISS), an umbrella for all media houses has petitioned President Salva Kiir to stop the rising...

South Sudanese flee to Uganda after raid on border town

More than 3,000 South Sudanese fled into neighbouring Uganda on Tuesday after government soldiers attacked the border town of Pajok, killing men, women and children indiscriminately, refugees said.

Al-Shabab Islamist militants kidnap aid workers

Four aid workers have been kidnapped by members of the Somali Islamist militant group, al-Shabab, reports say.

South Sudan scraps $10,000 permit fee for foreign workers

South Sudan will not go ahead with plans to charge foreigners a $10,000 (£8,200) fee for work permits as officially announced in early March.

Somalia’s al Shabaab takes town after the exit of Ethiopian troops

Somalia's al Shabaab Islamist group has taken control of El Bur, a town in the Horn of Africa's semi-autonomous region of Galmudug, after Ethiopian forces left, a government official has said.

Indian commercial ship hijacked by Somali pirates

An Indian commercial ship has been hijacked by Pirates off the coast of Somalia. A former government anti-piracy official told Reuters on Monday that the vessel is heading towards the shore.

Kenya investigates ‘cold-blooded’ police killing

Kenya's police chief on Saturday ordered an investigation after a video circulated on social media showing a police officer killing a disarmed man in cold blood in front of a crowd of onlookers in Nairobi.

Alleged human traffickers for Islamic State arrested in Kenya

Three persons suspected of engaging in trafficking Kenyans for the Islamic State (IS) have been arrested by police in Kenya.

Ethiopia extends state of emergency by 4 months

Ethiopian lawmakers have voted to extend the state of emergency declared six months ago for an additional four months.

Tanzanians protest detention for 4 years without trial

At least 60 Tanzanian Muslims say they have been held for four years without trial on terror charges and have threatened to boycott any future hearings, local media reported Wednesday.

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