Nigeria’s president, vice-president declare assets
President Muhammadu Buhari, who won office pledging to fight country’s graft habit, claims to have no foreign accounts or oil concessions, and only $151 000 in local accountCongo militia chief a ‘revolutionary rebel not criminal’
Bosco Ntaganda speaks out for the first time, telling ICC he is a ‘revolutionary rebel not criminal’ in mineral-rich Ituri
Concern after Botswana president suspends four judges over allowances
Accused claim the matter was an administrative error and criminal proceedings were heavy-handed
Tribunal goes after Chad president
War crimes accusations including genocide and torture filed against President Idriss Deby at Senegalese court trying former dictator Habre
Liberia declared free of Ebola, again
World Health Organisation announces that Liberia, recently ravaged by Ebola, is free of the virus, 42 days after the last confirmed case passed a second negative test
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- Mugabe inks law to stop mass lay-offs
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- US says regional trade pacts to curb poaching in Africa
- Mugabe notes reform to investment rules
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- Guinea-Bissau’s new prime minister sworn in despite ruling party disapproval
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