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Islamic militants stormed an army camp in northern Mali early on Saturday, killing at least 14 soldiers in the worst attack on security forces in the West African country in more than a year, the army said.

International Monetary Fund Boss Christine Lagarde has welcomed a commitment by Zimbabwe’s new President Emmerson Mnangagwa to stabilize the country’s economy and work to improve relations with the international community.Lagarde met with Mnangagwa on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. It was their first meeting since Mnangagwa took power in November when the military ousted Robert Mugabe, who ruled for 37 years.

The Nigerian government has announced that it is monitoring prominent citizens who are propagating hate speech on social media. The Nigerian government last year declared that hate speech was now an act of terrorism in Nigeria.

Ghana’s Births and Deaths Registry has banned citizens from registering local names deemed as titles as part of their names on birth certificates.

14 teachers in Zambia have been sacked by education officials for reportedly having sex with their pupils who are minors.

The Nigerian government has responded to criticisms and talk about potential re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari describing them as distraction.

In a rather shocking turn of events, there are reports in Israel that pilots working with the country’s national airline, El AI, have reportedly refused to fly African immigrants being deported from Israel.

Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to quit as he questions his competence to rule Nigeria beyond his current tenure.

Five pregnant schoolgirls in Tanzania have been arrested by officials who have said that this will help them capture the men you got them pregnant.

Officials in The Gambia have confirmed the arrest of two former generals considered allies of former leader of the country, Yahya Jammeh.