Top Headlines
- Algeria: Special Forces End Hostage Crisis (RFI)
- Nigeria: Gunmen Attack Emir of Kano (Daily Trust)
- Sudan: Khartoum Accuses Juba of Foiling Bilateral Negotiations (New Times)
- Congo-Kinshasa: M23 Rebels Fear War Over UN Sanctions (Independent)
- Sudan: Ethnic Groups Sign Peace Treaty (Radio Dabanga)
- South Africa: Zuma and Zulu Nationalism - a Response to Gumede (Fahamu)
- Africa: World Bank Racism - Deaths and Sufferings (Fahamu)
- Libya: Libyan Defence Minister Caught in Gunfight (Magharebia)
- Mali: Malian, French Troops Patrol As Powers Offer Aid (Tunis Afrique Presse)
- West Africa: 'Nigerian Troops Ill-Equipped for War in Mali' (Leadership)
- Liberia: Hague Court to Hear Taylor Appeal (CharlesTaylorTrial.org)
- Uganda: Ugandan Army Kills Senior LRA Rebel (New Times)
- Rwanda: Peacekeepers Begin Darfur Rotation (New Times)
- Sudan: Abbala Coalition Group Raids Villages in Central Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
- Sudan: Unamid Delivers Aid to Displaced in North Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
- South Sudan: South Sudan Starts Withdrawing Troops From Border Zone With Sudan (Sudan Tribune)
- Sudan: Central Darfur Abbala, Beni Hussein Clashes Ongoing, Death Toll Rises (Radio Dabanga)
- Algeria: Algeria Hostage Crisis Over (Magharebia)
- Nigeria: Jonathan Arrives in Abidjan for Ecowas Meeting (Daily Trust)
- Sudan: New Setback for AU Mediated Talks Between North & South Sudan (Sudan Tribune)
- Nigeria: 4 Dead As Gunmen Attack Emir of Kano (This Day)
- Nigeria: 4 Killed As Gunmen Attack Emir of Kano (Vanguard)
- Tunisia: Tunisia, Portugal Willing to Diversify Co-Operation in Defence Field (Tunis Afrique Presse)
- Tunisia: Clarifications On Discovery of Weapons Hideout in Medenine (Tunis Afrique Presse)
- Tunisia: UGTT Warns Against Proliferation of Violence, 'Uncontrollable Militias' - Statement (Tunis Afrique Presse)
- Sudan: Shops Closed After Threats By Abbala Militias in Sirba, West Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
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