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Uganda's government has distanced itself from a controversial anti-gay bill calling for severe penalties on homosexuality after it was reintroduced in parliament this week.
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China is skirting African corruption in direct aid gifts; Uganda's president gets a new office
Rescue workers in Mozambique have found the bodies of three more people killed in flooding after twin tropical storms ravaged the Indian Ocean coast in January, brining to death toll to 40, an official says.
South Sudan has signed an agreement to build an oil pipeline to the port of Djibouti via neighbouring Ethiopia, officials say, after Juba shut down its only export route via former foe Sudan.
Tunisia’s new president Monsef Marzouki has paid a visit to his father’s grave on the second day of a visit to Morocco marked by an appeal for reviving the dormant Maghreb Union.
Nigerians have fled in droves to neighbouring Cameroon to escape violence claimed by the Islamist Boko Haram group and revenge attacks by Christians.
A 35-year-old woman has been gang rapped by 17 teenage boys who were undergoing ritual circumcision into adulthood in Mozambique.
Ethiopian rebels have blamed Addis Ababa for "stifling" the release of two German tourists kidnapped in a gun fight three weeks ago, accusing government troops of attacks in Ethiopia's afar region.
The UN has called on rebels in northern Mali to halt their offensive, shortly after they seized the strategic border town of Tinzawatene and forced government troops to withdraw into Algeria.
The government of Burkina Faso says at least 8 000 refugees from the Tuareg ethnic group have crossed into its territory from neighbouring Mali in recent days.
Aid organisations have raised the estimated numbers of refugees in Mali, where thousands of civilians have left their homes in fear of attacks by Tuareg rebels.
Thousands of elderly Kenyans are preparing to sue the UK for detention and abuses during the colonial mau mau uprising.
A Guinean court has filed charges against a top army officer over the killing of scores of protesters and mass rape of women during a 2009 demonstration against military rule, rights groups say.
The death toll from a suicide bombing targeting government officials in the Somali capital Mogadishu has risen to 15, authorities say.
A cold weather spell that has killed dozens of people in Algeria has sparked strong press criticism of what it sees as the government’s poor response to the emergency situation.
For Hosni Mubarak loyalists, his downfall was a shock and a humiliation. A year later, they still miss their president and watch with bitterness the political upheaval in an Egypt they no longer recognise.
Senegal leader Abdoulaye Wade, facing a storm of criticism over his third term presidential bid, has rallied voters in the city of Thies after days of opposition protests.
Chinese-made bullets and aircraft bought from Russia are used to commit rights violations in Sudan’s Darfur under an ineffective UN arms embargo, Amnesty International says.
Egypt’s ruling generals say they would deploy more soldiers and tanks across the country, an announcement seen as a warning to activists planning a national strike.
Conflict, population displacement and high food prices mean millions of people in South Sudan face hunger this year.
Tunisia's new President Moncef Marzouki has arrived in Morocco to push for a revival of a dormant project to unify the Maghreb region on his first foreign tour since taking office.
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