The African press is dominated by a massacre of policemen in northern Nigeria by a new cult that has brought a new dimension to the spiral of violence that has rocked the nation.
Today's African press look at South Africa's unemployment and societal unrest, as well as its economic potential. And in Kenya, an explanation of the criminal charges against the President.
Mystery surrounds the sudden death of a Kenyan senator. Who will judge Uhuru? Are Uganda and Rwanda embarrassing east Africa? And who can Museveni trust?
South Africa's legacy-of-apartheid issue and Yoweri Museveni's controversial cattle rustling remarks at Uhuru Kenyatta's inauguration ceremony, both feature in today's African press..
Uhuru Kenyatta’s swearing-in ceremony is the main topic in many African newspapers today, as the new Kenyan president took the reins of power with a pledge for an all-inclusive ...
Uhuru Kenyatta, the son of Kenya's first president and one of Africa's richest men, has been sworn as Kenya's fourth president in a joyful ceremony in Nairobi's football stadium.
South Africa's role in the Central African Republic and Uganda's operations against the Lords Resistance Army in the CAR both feature as stories in today's African papers...
South African soldiers in the Central African Republic creating tension; the source of Nambia's Namib desert, and Kenyans looking to immigrate to the US may have a harder time, ...
A growing number of lawyers, experts and activists are predicting that more and more business people are likely to be prosecuted in connection with war crimes.
