Egypt's prosecution referred on Wednesday 919 supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi to criminal court over violence and murder charges in last August, local media said.
Seven international aid agencies warned Wednesday of worsening humanitarian situation in Sudan and South Sudan and called on the international to scale up response.
The Zimbabwe government is working on setting up an open prison to accommodate female prisoners with minor children, a senior government official said on Wednesday.
Police in Nigeria's northeast Borno State confirmed on Tuesday that eight people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at Dalori area of the state.
The Libyan General National Congress made partial amendments to the criminal law Tuesday to proceed the trial of Gaddafi's son, a judicial spokesman said.
An Egyptian court adjourned Tuesday the trial of 683 Muslim Brotherhood supporters, including the group's top leader Mohamed Badie, until April 28, official MENA news agency reported.
Health officials in Guinea battled to contain West Africa’s first outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus as neighboring Liberia reported its first suspected victims and a traveller returning to Canada was hospitalized with suspicious symptoms.
The leader of Egypt's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and 682 others went on trial on Tuesday on charges including murder, their lawyer said, a day after more than 500 supporters of deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi were sentenced to death.
As the crisis in South Sudan escalates, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), alongside with the World Food Programme (WFP) spearheaded an appeal for millions of dollars to support South Sudanese refugees, UNHCR said on Tuesday.
Kenya's wildlife authorities on Tuesday praised China's contribution in the fight against rhino and elephant poaching, saying the effort is invaluable.