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Grace Mugabe stripped off state security

The government of Zimbabwe has withdrawn state security officers detailed to former first lady of the country, Grace Mugabe. Most aides assigned to the wife of the former President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe have also been "recalled and reassigned".

Husband of ANC official arrested for faking hijacking

Vusi Dlakude, who is husband to the ANC deputy chief whip Doris Dlakude, appeared in court on Tuesday on a charge of perjury,

More protests in Tunisia over economic reforms

Protesters defied threat from the government to crackdown on their agitations as they poured onto the streets on Wednesday to demand improvement in living conditions.

Namibia suspends imports from Cholera stricken Zambia

The Namibian government has said that importation of all perishable food, fish, fruits, unprocessed food and water from its neighbouring country Zambia would be halted for now due to the cholera outbreak.

Uganda: Wife denied sex kills husband

A woman in Uganda who was denied sex by her husband has reportedly stabbed him to death, according to police.

Special bar for entrepreneurs opens in Ghana

In Ghana a restaurant that serves largely entrepreneurs and business owners has opened in the country’s capital Accra, and only organic beverages and food are served customers who usually sit to talk business.

Protests erupt in Tunisia over economic reforms

Tunisians have been agitating in parts of the country as they protest the rising prices of commodities and new economic reforms.

Police in Ghana attacked by mob for rescuing a ‘witch’

Police officers in Ghana came under attack in the country’s northern region when they tried rescuing a woman accused of witchcraft in a town called Gbulahagu in Tamale metropolis.

Ghanaians denied jobs over bleached skins

Ghanaians who were disqualified from securing jobs in the country’s immigration service had bleached skins and stretch marks, which the service considers inappropriate.

Anti-rape law passed in Somaliland

Rapists in self-declared republic of Somaliland can no longer marry their victims after the country’s parliament passed a law against rape.

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