A Cairo court convicted ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak of embezzlement on Wednesday, sentencing him to three years in prison.
South Africa on Tuesday called for international funding to help build a cross-border water project, which would benefit the country and Lesotho.
Mobile operator Airtel Africa said on Tuesday it would build a "green" network and reduce its carbon footprint in the continent.
Kenya's anti-terrorism police have released four suspects arrested in connection with the recent grenade attacks at the main terminus in Nairobi.
Mali's Tuareg rebels in the northern part of the West African country claims control of a military camp after gaining ground in battles with the army since January.
Kenya is set to deploy 4,660 soldiers in neighboring Somalia as part of the Africa Union enforcement force in the Horn of Africa nation.
South African Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe on Monday denied press reports that he and his partner Gugu Mtshali were involved in a bribery linked to a deal with Iran.
Sudanese President Omar al- Bashir on Sunday met here with Zhong Jianhua, China's Special Representative
The Republic of Congo on Sunday held a funeral for 223 victims of the March 4 explosions in the Central African country's capital Brazzaville.
Kenyan leaders on Sunday condemned grenade attacks in Nairobi that have so far claimed six lives and wounded 63 others still being hospitalized.
Ten people were killed and another one injured in an illegal excavation operation in a town in Egypt's southern Qena governorate.
Thirty-two Chinese nationals were killed in robberies, traffic accidents and other mishaps in South Africa in 2011.
At least three were killed and 15 others seriously injured as several hand grenades were thrown at a busy bus station in Kenyan capital of Nairobi on Saturday night, local police have confirmed.