• DRC: International Court to Investigate War Crimes
• Contributors of ready troops for UN operations discuss potential Sudan mission
• Oxfam Lifts Lid On Africa's Military Folly
• Aids activists slam military spending by the US
• Another blow to press freedom in Zim
• Two million Zimbabweans to go hungry, says UN
• Paranoid Mugabe subjects ministers to body searches
• US to Give Kenya Sh6b for Battle Against Aids
• Mozambique: Dates for General Election Fixed

• `Genocide Unfolding': Physicians Group Faults Sudan Government, Lack of World Response
• Kabila plays down Rwanda war fear
• Sudan: Militia Attacks Continue As Gov't Urges IDPs to Return Home - UN
• Don’t interfere in DRC, Uganda told
• Uganda: ‘Kony hiding near Sudan army bases’
• Burundi threatened by five-month food shortage from August, UN says
• Congo to crack down on security threats to Rwanda
• Mbeki Signals Policy Shift to the Left With Fiery Defence of State
• 5 000 could die as Fujian flu hits SA

African Civil Society Participation at Tunisia PrepCom1 Critically Low: Civil Society Organizations (CSO) attending the First Preparatory Committee (PrepCom1) meeting of the Tunis Phase of the World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) expressed today a deep concern over the low level of African participation in the meeting.

'It's better to die': Young South African women are being given false job offers to lure them into prostitution in Macau, a former Portuguese colony now under Chinese control, says the International Organisation for Migration (IOM).