[wanabidii] ANC says Julius Malema's arms threat a call for South Africans to disobey government (M&G Africa)

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ANC says Julius Malema's arms threat a call for South Africans to disobey government   Ruling party accuses populist opposition leader of seditious and treasonable interview remarks, calls for probe.

Top Burundi general, wife, daughter gunned down; ICC's Bensouda opens probe into country's crisis   Athanase Kararuza, who recently headed the African Union-led mission to the Central African Republic, was dropping off his daughter to school.

Africa's longest serving leader Obiang takes '99%' of early Equatorial Guinea vote   Already Africa's longest-serving leader, Obiang is on track to beat out six other candidates for another seven-year term.

Uganda president Museveni's oil polygamy and the East African pipeline race   As he ages, and enters his last years in office, the control of oil has become a critical element in the Museveni succession - and pension

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