[wanabidii] Angolan elections are threatening the flow of state oil money into elite pockets (M&G Africa)

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Angolan elections are threatening the flow of state oil money into elite pockets   State-owned Sonangol has exclusive rights to Angola's oil economy, making it a plum target for politicians.

#ThisFlag movement supporters divided over Pastor Evan Mawarire's US move   During a short visit to SA the M&G caught up with Evan Mawarire to discuss the significance of #ThisFlag and what's next for the protesting pastor.

Edgar Lungu narrowly wins Zambian election, amid accusations of vote rigging   Zambian President Edgar Lungu pipped his opponent Hakainde Hichilema - but Hichilema's party said it would appeal the result.

At least 64 'hacked to death' in suspected rebel attack in northeastern DR Congo   At least 64 bodies recovered near Beni town in North Kivu, but local authorities warn death toll could rise.

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