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Kenya’s chief prosecutor to probe electoral commission

The chief prosecutor of Kenya is to investigate the conduct of the country's August 8 elections after the Supreme Court by majority decision annulled the results and ordered fresh presidential election.

Ugandan court worker suspended for wearing ‘tight dress’

A Ugandan court has suspended a clerk for wearing " a very short and tight dress" to work. The court considers the action of the worker a breach of the country's strict dress code for public sector workers.

Police buildings in Guinean mining town burnt by rioters

Police building in Guinea's bauxite mining town of Boke was burnt on Thursday by rioters following a clash with security forces, according to local Red Cross officials.

Protests in Uganda over presidential term limit

There have demonstrations in Uganda as critics of the country's President, Yoweri Museveni protest attempts to change the constitution and remove the presidential term limit of 75 years.

Kenyatta describes Supreme Court ruling a “coup”

The President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta has accused the country’s Supreme Court of undertaking a ‘coup’ in their decision to nullify his electoral victory on August 8.

South Africa’s Dlamini-Zuma becomes ANC MP

Former African Union Commission chairperson, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma on Thursday was sworn in as a member of parliament from the South African ruling African National Congress.

Kenya’s election results were not verified – Supreme Court

Kenya's Supreme Court on Wednesday gave full details of its reasons for nullifying the August 8 presidential election which was won by incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta stating that the election were "neither transparent or verifiable and so it had no choice but to nullify" the results.

Togo’s political reform vote boycotted by opposition

The opposition in Togo on Tuesday boycotted the parliamentary vote on proposed constitutional reforms in the West African nation after raising concerns with the content of the bill.

Kenya’s Chief Justice ready to pay ‘ultimate price’

Kenya's Chief Justice David Maraga on Tuesday said he was ‘prepared to pay the ultimate price’ to protect the country’s constitution following demonstrations over recent Supreme Court ruling on the Kenya’s presidential election results.

Kenyatta’s supporters stage protest against Supreme Court

Supporters of the ruling party in Kenya, the Jubilee party on Tuesday staged a demonstration accusing the country's Supreme Court of "stealing their victory" following the court's ruling weeks ago nullifying the August 8 presidential election results.

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