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Kenyan priest is killed in fighting between Cameroon army and separatists+++Chaos in Zimbabwe’s parliament during the reading of the annual budget+++ Theresa May welcomes the draft agreement of a political declaration on Britain's post-Brexit relationship with the European Union

Kenyan authorities intensify a search for an Italian aid worker kidnapped by suspected Somali gunmen along Kenya's coast+++ Tanzanian journalist Azory Gwanda whereabouts remains unknown one year after his disappearance +++Germany remains cautious with re-opening trade and development links with Zimbabwe.

The Kenyan parliament has been debating a bill that seeks to increase the number of women in Parliament and promote equality+++Former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan launches his new book "My Transition Hours”+++A judge in California has blocked Trump's order to restrict migrant's ability to claim asylum on American soil as thousands head to the US from Central America.

Nigeria's main opposition candidate Atiku Abubakar releases manifesto promising to boost oil investment and cut subsidies if elected+++AU leaders agree reforms to reduce donor dependence+++Misuse of antibiotics in Ghana raises health concerns

Bamenda's economy shrinks due to the conflict in Anglophone regions+++European Union warns Tanzania against exerting undue pressure on diplomatic missions +++Nigeria using drama to sensitize youths about dangers of illegal migration

Zimbabwe marks one year after President Robert Mugabe was oust+++Tanzania loses Denmark aid over rights concerns after World Bank scraps loan+++The UN and Nigeria’s business leaders launch a Humanitarian Fund - Private Sector Initiative.

Cameroon military says 30 separatists killed in fighting+++South Africa's Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says his resignation is not an admission of guilt+++British ministers are meeting to decide the fate of a draft Brexit deal.

Mixed opinions after Ethiopia arrests dozens over corruption allegations +++ DRC grapples with rising Ebola deaths +++ Ghana's long struggle to ratify right to information bill

Liberians put pressure on Weah's government for the establishment of a war crimes court +++ Cameroonian journalist Mimi Mefo appears before a military court +++ Martin Fayulu is picked as presidential candidate for the opposition in DR Congo

Police in Ethiopia have uncovered a mass grave with 200 bodies+++Zimbabwean teachers join other civil servants demanding to be paid in US dollars+++Germany recalls the victims of a night of Nazi horror some 8 years ago.