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Arrests follow Malawi 'coup plot',
Malawian police arrest four opposition officials and ex-security chiefs, after claims of a plot against the president.
Torture fears after raid in Sudan,
Human rights groups say they fear those arrested after a rebel raid near Sudan's capital may face torture.
Somali sides urged to find peace,
Both sides in the Somali conflict are urged to end the crisis as a peace conference opens in Djibouti.
Hackers shut Zimbabwe website,
Computer hackers attack the website of Zimbabwe's state-owned Herald newspaper.
US court allows apartheid claims,
The US Supreme Court clears the way for a lawsuit brought by apartheid victims against a number of firms.
Obasanjo denies power corruption,
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo tells a panel he is not responsible for Nigeria's poor power supply.
South African mob kills migrants,
Police reinforcements arrive in the South African township of Alexandra after two foreigners are killed.
Zimbabwe poll may be delayed,
The second round of Zimbabwe's presidential election may be delayed, says the Electoral Commission.
Sierra Leone ode to Man Utd win,
A former Sierra Leone footballer composes a song to celebrate Manchester United becoming English champions.
Ouaddou abuser is punished,
A Metz fan who racially abused Morocco's Abdeslam Ouaddou gets a suspended jail sentence and a ban.
Fifa say Sudan, Chad game is on,
Fifa say that Sudan's 2010 World Cup qualifier against Chad will go ahead, despite political tension between the countries.
Lemerre named as Morocco coach,
Frenchman Roger Lemerre will take over as Morocco coach on 1 July, four games into the Atlas Lions' World Cup qualifying campaign.
Burundi clashes as UN arrives,
A UN delegation is in Burundi to help secure peace as fighting continues between the army and the FNL rebels.
Islamists in Mauritanian cabinet,
The Islamist opposition joins Mauritania's cabinet despite the country's ties with Israel.
Zambia seizes 'Chiluba millions',
Assets worth nearly $60m stolen under former President Chiluba have been recovered, Zambia's government says.
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