Commonwealth leaders meet as opposition leader’s case reaches finale and victims’ families demand accountability for election violence
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Nigerian investors placed about $4.78 billion in orders as the company prepares for a planned November listing
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US restrictions on defence ministry and M23 financing come as five EU governments weigh new migration pact with Kigali
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Rival camps' fight over the bank governorship revives fears for dollar access and public salaries
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Health ministers are meeting to agree response to cases in West, Central and East Africa but no Bundibugyo vaccine is due for months
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Cairo's parliament backs Saudi Arabia as the Houthis threaten the Bab el Mandeb strait and Red Sea access
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The ex-president takes command of a front committed to ousting Tshisekedi, turning an eastern insurgency into an explicit bid for national power
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Conditional US backing reopens a funding route for African Union missions, without guaranteeing a rescue for Somalia’s cash-strapped operation
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Another fuel increase exposes the gap between the president’s promise of a $16 billion refinery and the immediate cost of keeping households moving
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Washington’s sanctions threaten the ICC’s essential services as the Nobel Committee boosts the international law camp
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Mohammed VI’s warning over migration strengthens the Spanish opposition’s border campaign, while a possible PP–Vox government complicates Madrid’s next move
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The President waited until after his re-election to sign up to the Fund’s austerity menu. The price is higher taxes, privatisation and reform
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Fall of Mekelle is a heavy blow to the TPLF but is unlikely to stop the war or end regional tensions
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The 700,000 b/d project is the largest in Kenya's history and central to Ruto's plan to cut fuel import costs
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PAM, which won the September election, must assemble a majority from a fragmented parliament, with the RNI likely to be left out
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Electoral law changes boost the president as oppositionists and rights groups ask whether the vote can be credible
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British officials say their 99-year base lease cannot proceed without US backing – reopening negotiations with Mauritius on the sovereignty deal
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Winning 97 seats puts PAM first in coalition talks, but alienated voters and resurgent Islamist opposition muddies the organisation of a World Cup-era government
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