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South Sudanese flee into Uganda as refugees

More than one million South Sudanese have fled violence in their country and entered Uganda as refugees according to the UN.

Nigeria’s anti-corruption headquarters attacked

The headquarters of Nigeria’s anti-graft body the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission was attacked by gunmen on Wednesday.

UN claims Congolese militia might have killed its investigators

An enquiry report by the United Nations has revealed that two UN investigators who were killed in March possibly died in the hands of Congolese militia members, according to the AFP news agency.

National week-long mourning for Sierra Leone’s mudslide victims

A week-long period of national mourning was declared on Wednesday in Sierra Leone for victims of the devastating mudslide that claimed over 400 lives with over 600 still unaccounted for. Flags would fly at half-mast during this period of mourning.

Zimbabwe wants immunity for Mrs. Mugabe in assault case

South Africa’s police ministry on Wednesday confirmed that the government of Zimbabwe has sought diplomatic immunity for the country’s first lady, Grace Mugabe.

Kenya’s Odinga to challenge election results in court

The opposition leader in Kenya, Raila Odinga on Wednesday said he will challenge the August 8 election results in Court.

Usain Bolt set for Man U debut

Sprint sensation, USAIN Bolt, has signed for Manchester United — to play a charity football match against Barcelona.

Obama tolerance tweet becomes most liked

It may be President Trump's communication tool of choice - but it's a tweet by former President Barack Obama that has become the most liked in Twitter's history.

Humanitarian groups urge UN to act on crisis in CAR

Aid groups have called on the United Nations to take "immediate action" in the Central African Republic, saying the conflict-wracked nation is "teetering on the brink of catastrophe".

Zambia’s opposition leader set free, treason charges dropped

The Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema who has been in detention for months on the charge of treason has been set free after the government dropped the charges.

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