Nigeria banker 'arrest warrant'
Nigeria's parliamentary speaker threatens to order the arrest of the central bank chief and other officials over $8bn allegedly owed to the treasury.
Africa papers carry Tyson spoof
Several online newspapers in Africa publish a spoof story about former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson having a sex change.
Egypt blogger guilty of blasphemy
A court in Egypt sentences an atheist blogger from a Coptic Christian family to three years in prison for blasphemy and contempt of religion.
SA orders new Machel crash probe
South Africa's police launch a new investigation into the 1986 plane crash that killed Mozambican leader Samora Machel, a spokesman says.
Corinthians win world club semi
African champions Al Ahly of Egypt lose 1-0 to South American champions Corinthians of Brazil in the Club World Cup semi-finals .
Egypt opposition backs 'No' vote
Egypt's opposition calls for a 'No' vote in the referendum on a controversial draft constitution backed by President Morsi, but demands conditions.
Nelson Mandela 'making progress'
Nelson Mandela, who is being treated for a lung infection, has made progress in the past 24 hours, officials in South Africa say.
Egypt referendum over two days
Egypt's referendum on a controversial draft constitution is to be held on two weekends, because of a lack of judges willing to oversee the vote.
Wildlife crime 'hurting nations'
The multibillion-dollar illegal trade in wildlife threatens the stability of some African governments, research says as a huge ivory haul is seized in Malaysia.
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