Indian investors are providing a livelihood and market for more than 1,000 Ugandan farmers.
Nigeria's central bank said on Friday it was injecting 400 billion naira ($2.6 billion) into five banks.
Most workers at South African state power firm Eskom appear ready to accept a pay offer from the utility that would avert a potentially crippling strike
Sudan has barred Lubna Hussein, who faces 40 lashes for wearing trousers, from travelling abroad.
Kuwait said it had foiled an al Qaeda-linked plan to bomb a U.S. Army camp and other "important facilities."
Somali President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed asked for more international help to battle hardline insurgents.
President Tandja won a much-criticised referendum that will allow him to extend his term in office for three years.
Survivors of a tribal massacre that killed 185 people in southern Sudan are desperately short of food, a U.N. officer said.
U.N. Security Council condemned an attack in southern Sudan that killed some 185 people.
Police used teargas to disperse protesters supporting of a Sudanese woman arrested for wearing trousers.