M23 Rebels Begin Withdrawal from DRC's Goma
After initially setting conditions for withdrawing from the Democratic Republic of Congo's eastern city of Goma, M23 rebels have begun pulling out. read more »
Clashes Between Rwandan Rebels and Army Continue
The defence force says six fighters from the rebel group, Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda, have reportedly been killed and two captured in a fire exchange with the army. read more »
Uganda Govt to Deploy 2,000 Ex-Service Men to Somalia
The army is carrying out a week long exercise where it will recall army veterans, retired soldiers, local defence units and members of the auxiliary forces for deployment in war-torn Somalia against … read more »
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Matatu welfare association and transport ministry have agreed to a possible review of the new law, which was at the centre of the transport chaos in Nairobi. Read more »
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The Movement For Democratic Party has alleged that scores of its supporters were injured following attacks by uniformed soldiers at a rally. Read more »
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A mother and her son were killed when armed bandits raided a village and took off with an unknown number of animals. According to Councillor Golicha Jarso, the bandits over-powered ... Read more »
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Kenya will play host to Jamaican artist Jah Cure as the reggae sensation travels the country as part of his Call On Me Tour 2012. Read more »
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After initially setting conditions for withdrawing from the Democratic Republic of Congo's eastern city of Goma, M23 rebels have begun pulling out. Read more »
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President Jacob Zuma has again send his facilitation team to Zimbabwe to engage coalition partners over constitutional stalemate. Read more »
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Amid reports of rising political intimidation in Zimbabwe, Brian Raftopoulos analyses the country's political stalemate and suggests three strategic positions that need to be ... Read more »
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The Tunisian Human Rights League warned security authorities against the consequences of the excessive use of force against protesters in Siliana. Read more »
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More than 10,000 antipersonnel mines were reportedly destroyed in the Sahrawi-occupied territories since 2005. Read more »
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Nineteen families have been left homeless and one child killed as the bad weather meteorologists predicted begins to strike. The inconsistency in rainfall has been attributed to ... Read more »













