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South Sudan ceasefire ‘ends’ amid Malakal fighting
Fighting has broken out in South Sudan’s Upper Nile state, officials say, in the first major clashes since the government and rebels signed a ceasefire
Barack Obama warns Uganda’s Museveni over anti-gay bill
President Barack Obama has warned Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni that enacting an anti-gay law would complicate relations with the US. Under the proposed legislation, those convicted
Trapped South African miners arrested after escape
Ten illegal gold miners have emerged from an old South African mine, with more still underground. Some of the men came out after being told there
Ethiopian Airlines hijack: Co-pilot took control of plane
The co-pilot of an Ethiopian Airlines plane flying from Addis Ababa to Rome has hijacked the aircraft and landed in Geneva, Swiss police say. The
Violence could force out CAR’s Muslim population – HRW
Religious violence in the Central African Republic could force its entire Muslim population to flee, a senior human rights worker has told BBC News. Human Rights
ICC opens CAR ‘war crimes’ preliminary investigation
The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda says she has opened a preliminary investigation into possible war crimes in the Central African Republic (CAR). Fatou
Confirmation of charges hearing in the Bosco Ntaganda case to begin soon
From 10-14 February 2014, the confirmation of charges hearing in the case ofThe Prosecutor v. Bosco Ntaganda will be held before Pre-Trial Chamber II of the
Kenyan governor Kabogo apologises over single women slur
A Kenyan politician has apologized for suggesting that unmarried women are not effective leaders. Local leaders and activists criticized the comments by Kiambu County Governor William Kabogo, saying they were
Central African Republic soldiers ‘lynch Seleka rebel’
Central African Republic soldiers have lynched a man accused of being a rebel, eyewitnesses allege, as violence continues to afflict the nation. The man was stabbed
Unicef Blasts S. Sudan Over Looted School Bags
Unicef said Monday it was “extremely concerned” over the looting by South Sudan government troops of school supplies and backpacks that were supposed to be
