Rogue general divides Libyans

Libyan forces loyal to renegade Libyan general Khalifa Haftar bomb an Islamist militia base in the eastern city of Benghazi.

A suicide bomb attack at the home of a rogue Libyan general - who has been leading an offensive against government-funded Islamist militia - kills three people.

Libyan army cadets, training in the UK, are to return home early after an MP wrote to the MoD calling for the training to end.

The regime of Colonel Gaddafi in Libya ended four years ago. It is now a divided country with two rival governments and its people are struggling to rebuild their lives.

Church Invites General Public to Hold Prayers Prior to General Election
AllAfrica.com
The public has been invited to participate in praying for the nation prior to the forthcoming general election in October. In a press conference yesterday in Dar es Salaam, Moravian Church in Tanzania, Eastern Province-Uhuru Congregation Senior Pastor ...

On October 8, 2014, in Dodoma, President Jakaya Kikwete and his counterpart Dr Ali Mohamed Shein officially received the Proposed Constitution from the then chairman of the Constituent Assembly (CA), Mr Samuel Sitta, and in their addresses declared that it was the “best Constitution’ in Africa”.

The widespread use of explosives by rogue fishermen in some parts of Tanga Region should be cause for grave concern. Even more alarming are reports that fish catches have dropped drastically because of the destructive and illegal practice.

Ordinary Egyptians consider whether the huge investment in a new lane for the Suez Canal, which is due to be unveiled on 6 August, is value for money.

Qualifications scandal divides South Africa