Seven dead as heavy gunfire, explosions rock Bujumbura

Burundians voted Tuesday amid gunfire and grenade blasts, with President Pierre Nkurunziza widely expected to win a third straight term despite international condemnation and thousands of people fleeing feared violence.

Two explosions are heard in the Kenyan port city of Mombasa, with reports of three dead and several more injured.

Heavy gunfire is heard around the military barracks of presidential guards in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Heavy gunfire is heard in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, with supporters of a rebel commander saying they are attacking the interim parliament.

Rains` havoc leaves four dead in the `Rock City`
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Heavy rains that poured for just an hour at Mabatini area in Mwanza city accompanied by cruel winds have left four people dead including a couple after rolling stones descending with waters from a mountain hit their house. According to eye witnesses ...

Meneja mauzo wa Kampuni ya Mabibo Beer Godfrey M. ambao pia ni wasambazaji wa bia ya Windhock, akitoa maelezo ya ubora wa bia hiyo kwenye hafla maalum iliyoandaliwa na kampuni hiyo mahsusi kwaajili ya kuwakutanisha marafiki na kufurahia uzuri wa kinywaji hicho. Mpango mzima ulifanyika ndani ya Club Rock Botton, Gold Crest Hotel jijini Mwanza.Kulia ni Meneja mauzo wa Kampuni ya Mabibo Beer Godfrey M. akifuatiwa na Maafisa wengine toka kampuni hiyo Rahim Kabyemela (katikati) na Mr. Okere...

It’s nearly one and half years now. Under normal circumstances, it’s the time long enough for a common man to have put up with the past of whatever shocking or unpleasant experience.

Two blasts are reported on buses in the Kenyan capital Nairobi and there are fears of casualties.

At least six people have been killed and several more wounded in explosions in a suburb of the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, officials say.