[Thomson Reuters Foundation] London -Sudanese government forces have carried out systematic attacks on towns and villages in the western region of Darfur in the past year and a half, raping, torturing and killing civilians, a rights group said on Wednesday.
[Nation] A team of government pathologists from Nairobi were on Wednesday sent to Kerio Valley to carry out investigations into Tuesday's mysterious deaths of two minors after a botched measles vaccination.
[Key Correspondents] Every dawn, Shupi*, from Mutare in Zimbabwe, goes to inspect her crop. She plucks green beans, vegetables, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, sweet potatoes and fresh maize cobs to be sold before taking some home.
[African Arguments] Boko Haram attacks are the most visible sign of radicalisation in Cameroon. But changes in the country's religious landscape run much deeper.
[Deutsche Welle] An investigative journalist in Ghana has released video and audio files implicating more than 180 judicial officials in alleged corrupt practices. Ghana's judicial council has suspended at least 22 judges.
[Independent (Lagos)] South-East Governors and members of the National Assembly are now under pressure to declare their assets publicly in line with the example set by President Muhamadu Buhari and Vice President, Yemi Osibanjo.
[News24Wire] As the University of the Witwatersrand announces a "groundbreaking fossil discovery of international importance" on Thursday, the world's attention will again turn to the Cradle of Humankind.
