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Ghana: Gunmen attack police post, free suspects

Officials in Ghana have confirmed that a police post in the country’s capital Accra was attacked on Sunday by armed men who killed a police officer at the station and freed seven suspects.

Mnangagwa claims Grace Mugabe was mentally unstable

The President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa has made a shocking claim about the former first lady of the southern African country claiming she was mentally unstable during the latter part of her husband’s presidency.

ANC to force Zuma out as president

Local media in South Africa is reporting that the ruling African National Congress (ANC) is expected to force the country’s President Jacob Zuma out.

Six killed during anti-Kabila protest in DRC

Congolese security forces shot dead at least six people and wounded dozens more as they fired tear gas to disperse a protest against President Joseph Kabila organised by the Catholic Church on Sunday, a U.N. peacekeeping mission in the country said.

Congolese refugees refuse to return home

Congolese refugees in Angola have said they will not return home despite an agreement between the two governments’ officials to repatriate them.

Nigerian teachers suspended for caning students

Officials in Nigeria have suspended a head teacher of a school and three other staff for meting out corporal punishment to their students.

Ghana gets its version of Silicon Valley

Ghanaian inventors have announced the launch of the country’s own version of the “Silicon Valley” to promote innovation in technology.

Uganda’s Museveni to sign death warrants for prisoners

Uganda's president said on Thursday he will sign the death warrants of "a few" prisoners to create fear among criminals in the East African country.

Ghana struggles to deal with nomadic herdsmen

Officials in Ghana are now struggling to calm tension in parts of the country where the activities of Fulanis herdsmen has led to clashes and deaths.

Zimbabwe opposition leader killed in helicopter crash

Exiled Zimbabwe opposition leader Roy Bennett and four other people were killed in a helicopter crash in a remote northern part of the U.S. state of New Mexico, officials and his political party said on Thursday.

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