Happening around Africa: -The leaders of Mali and Mauritania have signed an accord to boost military co-operation and information sharing in the battle against “armed groups or terrorists”.-AFP - Rival militiamen have struck a truce and hugged each other in CARs capital on the eve of consultations aimed at replacing the president who resigned under international pressure. -AFP -Three days of fighting between tribes in a restive city in southern Libya have killed 31 people, the country’s health ministry says. -AP -Zimbabwean Police say they are investigating a $2 000 cash stash found by a child at a bush dump site behind a police check point in southwestern part of the country. -Efforts to broker a ceasefire in South Sudan continue with a US special envoy and other mediators meeting the rebel leader, Riek Machar.-BBC News -A man who ate another mans flesh in the Central African Republic tells the BBC he did so as revenge for the murders of family members. -BBC News
Posted on: Mon, 13 Jan 2014 09:16:10 +0000
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