Barka! Ga abubuwan da ya kamata ka sani
NIGERIA FLOODING: Nigerian authorities say flash floods killed at least 102 people in the country's southwest in the past week.
HORN OF AFRICA: The United States says it will provide an additional $23 million to combat the drought in the Horn of Africa, including $10 million specifically for Somalia.
LIBYA: World powers have pledged to free billions of dollars in frozen assets to help Libya's provisional authority run and rebuild the battle-ravaged nation.
Abubuwa 10 da ya kamata ka sani a yau: Alhamis, 01 Satumba 2011
DRC/PROTEST: Police in the Democratic Republic of Congo fired tear gas Thursday to break up demonstrators protesting alleged fraud in the voter rolls.
GUINEA-BISSAU: Guinea-Bissau's president is receiving medical treatment in Senegal, renewing concern about the ailing leader's health.
KENYA/ICC: The International Criminal Court has opened hearings against three of six prominent Kenyans accused of orchestrating deadly post-election violence in their country.
AFRICA/LIBYA: South African President Jacob Zuma says he is boycotting a Paris conference on Libya's future because he is "not happy" with NATO's military intervention in the troubled country.
ZIMBABWE/POLITICS: The political party of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has expelled a deputy minister, saying she is guilty of behavior "inconsistent with the party's principles."
HORN OF AFRICA DROUGHT: A ship loaded with nearly 400 tons of food for drought and famine victims in the Horn of Africa is set to depart from France on Thursday.
ZIMBABWE/POLITICS: The political party of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has expelled a deputy minister, saying she is guilty of behavior "inconsistent with the party's principles."