Air raids and clashes hit Benghazi

At least 36 people are killed in clashes between Libyan government troops and Islamist militants in the city of Benghazi, reports say.

Fighting intensifies between the army and Islamist fighters in the Libyan city of Benghazi.

>More than 1,200 pupils at Rwang’enyi Primary School are studying under difficult conditions after their classrooms were destroyed by strong winds two months ago.

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Niger declares a state of emergency along its border with Nigeria after a spate of attacks by militant Islamists, giving troops sweeping new powers.

Suspected militant Islamists slaughter people in three villages in northern Nigeria, despite the government announcing a truce agreement, residents say.

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South African soldiers and police conduct a series of raids in an effort to curb attacks on foreign nationals and the looting of shops.