A Cairo court convicted ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak of embezzlement on Wednesday, sentencing him to three years in prison.
An African expert on Wednesday urged emerging markets in the continent to take advantage of China's rapid growing household consumption which has kept double- digit average annual growth since 2004.
South Sudan will be formally admitted in the African Union (AU) as its 54th member state on Monday.
In Libya, a government spokesman said Cameron had lost legitimacy and should step down.
Libyan state television showed on Tuesday what it said was footage of Muammar Gadhafi's son Khamis, who rebels said last week had been killed, visiting Libyans wounded in an air attack east of Tripoli.
France would send an A340 carrying humanitarian supplies to Djibouti on Wednesday to ease the food crisis in the Horn of Africa.
The Ugandan police on Tuesday destroyed 37.1 kg of narcotic drugs worth 15 billion shillings ($6 million) in the capital Kampala.
Authorities say two suspected members of a radical Muslim sect in northeastern Nigeria shot and killed a senior prison official and a school teacher.
A Libyan rebel spokesman says two people have been killed and 14 wounded in fighting around a strategic oil terminal town in the country's east.
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh will return to his country from Saudi Arabia after a recovery period determined by his doctors, the state news agency said on Tuesday.
Libya's rebel government, the National Transitional Council (NTC), said its diplomats will move into the London embassy previously occupied by the Gadhafi government on Tuesday.
Libyan state media said on Tuesday dozens of civilians had been killed in a NATO strike on a village about 150 km (90 miles) east of Tripoli, and the alliance said it was looking into the reports.
At least 50 people including children drowned in rough seas when a passenger boat sunk off the Comoros archipelago in the early hours of Tuesday after its engines failed, the country's public prosecutor said.