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The Somalian government has just fixed a 50000-dollar bonus for every person who gives information on the murderers of the journalists. 
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A member of the French parliament is urging his country to put pressure on Burkina Faso to bring to trial those believed to be linked to the 1987 assassination of President Thomas Sankara.
The demand is a follow-up of a letter from 12 Burkinabe MPs who two years ago requested the French National Assembly to open an inquiry into the assassination of the charismatic leader. “It is time for France to heed the call,” said André Chassaigne, a left-wing French MP said this week.
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The agency of American notation Moody' s lowered the note of Morocco on Tuesday. The note of Morocco passes of stable to negative.
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The commander Jean-Noël Abéhi, a pillar of the security apparatus of the Ivory Coast under the ex-president Laurent Gbagbo, was stopped in Ghana and extradited in Ivory Coast.
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Armed men, supposed members of the terrorist group Boko Haram, opened fire in a market, in the northeast of Nigeria, killing 18 persons.
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Algiers - Twelve hostages were killed since launching of lopération of the Algerian army against the group islamist.
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Last month, for the first time in Ghana’s history, people with mental disabilities living in public psychiatric hospitals were able to cast a vote for their president. But amidst the initial praise surrounding the peaceful election, and the furore around opposition allegations of electoral fraud, this significant step in Ghanaian democracy has been largely overlooked.
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The Malian army took back to the islamists the control of Douentza, important locality of the northeast of the country, announced on Thursday a military representative.
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The South African ex-president Nelson Mandela, 94 years old, recovered from operation and from pulmonary infection.
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Central African alliance rebels Séléka, which began an offensive mid-December and asks for the departure of the president François Bozizé, took two new cities.
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After the death of a mercenary Australian in Alep where it fought the army and the Syrian State, the Australian government has just thrown a bet on the alert to its own citizens.
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The Libyan Prime minister Ali Zaidan survived on Tuesday an attack perpetrated by a group of men armed in the city of al-Baida.
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Three members of crew, of whom a Senegalese, a fourth perished, and is reported missing, further to shipwreck on Sunday of their boat off Nouadhibou.
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Police in southern France have raided and searched a villa in the city of Nice belonging to the former president of the central African nation of Gabon, Omar Bongo Ondimba, in connection with an investigation of graft and corruption.
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The Tunisian State will have to honour, on the common February 20th, a 330 million euro foreign debt, as part of the refund of foreign debt as year 2013.
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At least three persons among whom two journalists are accused of having broadcast a program criticizing the vaccine of the poliomyelitis.
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A father has described the moment a French attack helicopter bombed his town in Mali, killing his wife and at least three children from another family.
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New Japanese were carried out from Wednesday by the islamists who took in hostages that day several hundred of persons in a complex gas worker.
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"The Somalian Islamic insurgents shebab declares to have decided to carry out their hostage. They pretend that this last is always alive contrary to the French Ministry of Defence which maintains that it was killed after the failure of raid."
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French and German troops have reportedly arrived in central Mali as radical Islamist forces are advancing in the country’s north, media say.
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An Egyptian court paid off on Saturday the ex minister of Culture Farouk Hosni, posts during more than 20 years under the president.
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Les députés mauritaniens discutent, ce samedi 5 janvier, en plénière, le projet de loi criminalisant les pratiques de l’esclavage et celles de la torture.- FR-Alakhbar.info
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During clashes, which compared the members of haram Boko to the servicemen, 7 persons died in Nigeria.
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The malagasy ex-president Mark Ravalomanana announced that he would not be candidate for the presidential election envisaged next year in Madagascar.
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The organization published sound to click worldwide classification of perceptible corruption of 176 countries.
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