- Cameroun: au moins 79 élèves enlevés dans le nord-ouest
- Tunisie: une femme se fait exploser à Tunis
- Gabon: Anonymous s’en prend au gouvernement
- Cameroun: Paul Biya réélu
- Presidential election in Cameroon:
- Cameroun: élection présidentielle sous tension
- Burkina Faso: 3 personnes enlevées et 3 gendarmes tués
- How Djibouti like Zambia is about to loose its port to China
- L’Afrique présente au 3è forum de coopération entre la Chine et le continent
- Mali: IBK rempile pour un second mandat
South Africa, new trial for Zuma
A South African appeals court has ruled that Jacob Zuma, the leader of the governing ANC, can be recharged with corruption and fraud. The 16 charges of corruption, money-laundering and racketeering stem from a controversial $5bn 1999 arms deal.Judges overturned an earlier high court ruling dismissing charges against Mr Zuma, saying the judge had “overstepped” his authority. Prosecutors can now reinstate the charges, which Mr Zuma denies. The ANC says Mr Zuma will still lead the party into this year’s polls, so he is likely to become the next president. The ANC said that while it respected the Bloemfontein appeals court ruling, “it is important to note that this judgement has nothing to do with the guilt or otherwise of the ANC president. Nor does it make any pronouncements on the merits of the charges previously brought by the NPA [National Prosecuting Authority].” Mr Zuma has said he would only resign from public office if convicted. He could still be prosecuted if he became president.
