[Capital FM] Nairobi -The High Court on Wednesday directed suspended Transport and Infrastructure Cabinet Secretary Engineer Michael Kamau to honour summons issued by the anti-corruption court for Thursday.
[Deutsche Welle] After over a month of unrest, officials have announced that Burundi's parliamentary polls will be postponed. The country was plunged into violence after president Nkurunziza's decision to seek a third presidential term.
[News24Wire] Ailing former FIFA official Chuck Blazer admits that he and others accepted bribes before the votes that gave the 1998 World Cup to France and the 2010 World Cup to South Africa, according to newly unsealed US court documents.
[News24Wire] George "Geweld" (allAfrica editor's note: meaning "Violence") Thomas, leader of the feared 28s gang in Bishop Lavis, was sentenced to an effective 175 years in jail in the Western Cape High Court on Wednesday.
[The Star] PRESIDENT Uhuru Kenyatta has moved to wrest Western Kenya from Raila Odinga's political grip. It is understood that the President and Deputy William Ruto have decided to focus their attention on the Cord strongholds, among them Western Kenya, as they prepare for the next election.
[The Star] An institution in Ndenderu, Kiambu county, named the Barack Obama University was yesterday closed by the Commission of University Education.