Sudan: Opposition Accuse Khartoum of 'Unequal Treatment' of Darfur Displaced

[Radio Dabanga]Khartoum -The National Consensus Forces (NCF), which include the main opposition parties in Sudan, have criticised the Khartoum government, civil society organisations and local media for their "deliberate disregard" of the humanitarian catastrophe among the displaced in Darfur.

Egypt: Egyptian Soldier Recognizes Kidnapped Officers

[Aswat Masriya]An Egyptian soldier at the Rafah border crossing said on Sunday that he recognised four of his colleagues from a circulated online video of them being held hostages, an eyewitness told Aswat Masriya.

Egypt: Breaking - Unknown Assailants Fire At Rafah Central Security Camp

[Aswat Masriya]Unknown assailants opened fire at a central security forces camp in Rafah's al-Ahrash on Friday morning but there were no casualties, a security source said.

South Africa: Gupta Plane Scandal - Govt Report Released

[SAPA]Cape Town -The police and NPA were responsible for deciding whether the Gupta family would be prosecuted for the irregular landing of their plane at Waterkloof Air Base, Justice Minister Jeff Radebe said on Sunday.

Zambia: Free Men Charged for Being Homosexual - Human Rights Watch

[HRW]Nairobi -Zambian authorities should dismiss all charges and release two men arrested for engaging in homosexual acts, Human Rights Watch said. The police should immediately cease forensic anal examinations, which are intrusive, invasive and constitute cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment in violation of international law.