Kenya: Who is Bishop Eliud Wabukala, the first clergyman to lead the fight against corruption?
IBTimes UK looks at the former head of the Anglican church expected to quell Kenya's rampant graft.
Alexander B. Cummings – The free-marketeer presidential candidate hoping to transform Liberia
Cummings tells IBTimes UK of the urgent need to lift unemployed youth out of poverty to avoid new crisis.
Lavish spending Grace Mugabe is 'Trump of Zimbabwe', activists claim
Details of a $1.35m diamond ring and $500k luxury Dubai villa have emerged.
DRC: Bishops optimistic political agreement will be signed by 28 January
Deal aimed at stemming violence that followed President Joseph Kabila's refusal to relinquish the presidency.
Congo-Brazzaville's detained opposition leader André Okombi Salissa in 'life-threatening' situation
Okombi Salissa's spokesman tells IBTimes UK opposition leader faces trumped-up charges.
Uganda confirms 101 ex-M23 rebels fighters stopped at border as they tried to return to DRC
Some 180 Congolese fighters fled disarmament camps in Uganda where they were confined since 2013 defeat.
Can hip-hop save Mali?: Watch youth TV's Kunafoni Rapou use rap to educate
Could rap be the most effective advocacy tool in Mali?
China pumps money into Congo-Brazzaville oil industry hub despite alleged rights abuses
Critics accuse China of turning a blind eye to rampant rights abuses in the central African nation.
Ivory Coast: Government implements emergency plan following mutiny
Ivory Coast has been rocked by a wave of mutinies by army officers over pay and living conditions.
Burundians 'live in fear of the next attack' from ruling party's youth group says rights group
Imbonerakure, the ruling party's youth league, has killed and tortured scores of people, HRW alleges.
Burundi: Will President Nkurunziza really withdraw his troops from AMISOM mission in Somalia?
Opposition and peace activists say Nkurunziza is "bluffing" as soldiers are "a mean of pressure".
Watch controversial Zimbabwean priest predicting President Mugabe's death on 17 October 2017
Pastor Patrick Mugadza claims 92-year-old Mugabe will die later this year in Youtube clip.
Ivory Coast: Uneasy calm descends after new wave of mutiny rocks the country
A week after army mutinied over pay, gendarmes are now demanding unpaid bonuses.
Controversial Zimbabwean priest charged for predicting President Mugabe's death
Dubbed the 'Mugabe-Must-Go' pastor, Patrick Mugadza claims Mugabe will die on 17 October 2017.
Barack Obama's African legacy: How he failed to stand up to strongmen
How Obama prioritised security and trade over human rights and democracy on the African continent.
Central African Republic: Who are the warlords and high-profile criminals still roaming free?
IBTimes UK looks at the men accused of waging war – who have remained unpunished for the abuses.
5 fascinating facts about Africa Cup of Nations host Gabon
From its capital named after slaves to a president who loves rapping, IBTimes UK checks out peculiar facts about Gabon.
France-Africa Summit of Bamako: France's charm offensive to forge partnerships across Africa
Economic diplomacy rendezvous offers an opportunity to assess French President Hollande's Africa policy.
Michel Djotodia: The former CAR President and leader of Seleka rebel militia
Djotodia is accused of recruiting child soldiers and atrocities against civilians.
Francois Bozizé: Ex-president of CAR and Christian militia leader still at large
Bozizé is accused of "murder, torture and inciting genocide and hate" in the Central African Republic.
Fear grips former allies as Gabonese president cracks down on corrupt officials
Ex-minister Magloire Ngambia is latest arrested in what many describe as a witch hunt.
Abdoulaye Hissene: The Seleka warlord still on the loose in Central African Republic
Seleka rebel forces were supposedly disbanded in 2013 but still operate under Hissene.
Haroun Gaye: Businessman turned Muslim militia leader in Central African Republic
Seleka rebel forces were supposedly disbanded in 2013, but still operate under Gaye.
Thierry Lébéné: Anti-Balaka military commander operates freely in CAR
Lébéné and other armed leaders facing allegations of crimes continue to roam CAR unhindered.
Colonel Rambo: Anti-Balaka suspected warlord roaming free in CAR
The vast majority of those accused of grave crimes are still living among their victims.
Eugène Barret Ngaïkosset: Anti-Balaka leader nicknamed 'butcher of Paoua'
One of many suspected of war crimes and crimes against humanity, Ngaïkosset is still "roaming free" in CAR.
Patrice-Edouard Ngaissona: Anti-Balaka warlord on the loose in CAR
Ngaissona, a former minister turned leader of the armed militias, ran for president despite allegations.
Ugandan President Museveni sets up political dynasty by grooming son for leadership
Opposition fears that Muhoozi Kainerugaba's positioning for top seat could spark violence in Uganda.
CAR war criminals are roaming free amid impunity on 'staggering scale' says Amnesty
Non-existent justice system is undermining efforts to rebuild CAR and create a sustainable peace, says rights group.
Robert Mugabe meets with Xi Jinping in China to shake on Zimbabwe cash injection
China says it will not interfere with the internal affairs of its "true and dear friend".
