[Daily News] Commitment by the private sector in unearthing dishonest public officials had been long overdue. On the outset, corruption may seem as an easy way out especially when it comes to oiling palms to save one's neck.
[News24Wire] President Jacob Zuma will lead a delegation to the ordinary Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit to be held in Gaborone, Botswana this week.
[Premium Times] Plans are afoot by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to recover unreturned government property still being utilized by the officials of the immediate past administration.
[Deutsche Welle] In an audio-message, Abubakar Shekau, the leader of terror group Boko Haram has denied he has been killed or ousted. Chad's premier had claimed he had been replaced by a leader open to talks.
[New Times] A banking officer at Bank of Kigali's Nyarutarama's branch is arrested after Police investigations following the bank's complaint of theft of up to Rwf7.7 million. Barely a week had passed after the Nyarutarama incident and Bank Populaire du Rwanda's branch in Rutsiro District joins the rather embarrassing news. The Rutsiro branch manager and five others are arrested over theft of Rwf24 million.
[New Times] I've always assumed that scores of migrants attempting to reach Europe know exactly what they are getting into before embarking on their arduous journey.