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The President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma appears to be bent on holding on to power and not relinquishing it anytime soon as pressure mounts on him to resign.

At least 30 people have been killed in two days of ethnic clashes between Hema herders and Lendu farmers in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s northeastern Ituri province, local authorities said on Monday.

Two Kenyan television channels, KTN and NTV that were shut down by the government for providing coverage of the inauguration of opposition leader, Raila Odinga as "People's president" last week have now resumed partial broadcasting.

One of the pictures on the Facebook group shows four gorgeous, groomed women smiling for the camera, each in a crisp white shirt and blue jeans, enjoying a day out in nature.

Supporters of the ruling African National Congress in South Africa on Monday clashed over the future of President Jacob Zuma who has refused to step down despite pressure for him to go.

Israeli officials on Sunday started issuing notices to African migrants in the country urging them to leave the country or face jail term in a major crackdown on illegal migrants.

Cameroon security forces have killed four civilians in the country's restive English-speaking west, local sources said on Sunday.

A ship carrying 22 Indian crew and 13,500 tons of gasoline is missing in the Gulf of Guinea after contact was lost in Benin on Friday, the company and India’s minister of external affairs said on Sunday.

Despite a High Court ruling in Kenya last week ordering the government to suspend the shutdown of three TV stations, the government has refused to comply.

The leadership of the African National Congress in South Africa is to hold an emergency meeting on Monday with the agenda focusing on the future of President Jacob Zuma.