• DRC draws up citizenship law
• Burundi Election doubtful
• NIGERIA: Activists Target Alleged Extra-Judicial Killings
• No escape for alleged mercenaries in Zimbabwe
• A Bounty of Food Relief Sits Unused In Zimbabwe
• Mugabe hails 'Zimbabwe's economic revival'
• Capetown: Union warns of 'Zim-style' invasions
• Cole Bombing Victims' Families Sue Sudanese Government
• Eritrea rejects war
• Illegal Arms Number Up Rise
• Kenya: Law to Protect Children Ready

• Sudanese Govt accused of links to Darfur atrocities
• Sudan is trying to force Darfur's displaced to return home - UN agencies
• African Union Tries to Revive Failed Darfur Talks
• International court to try genocide suspect
• Extreme Poverty Spreading in Sub-Saharan Africa-UN
• Six Foreign Oil Workers Kidnapped in Bayelsa
• SA Strengthens Military Ties With China
• Food Running Out for Thousands of Central African Republic Refugees in Chad
• No peace in Liberia until Côte d'Ivoire disarms
• Mugabe: House Must Be Patriotic

Eritrea: Hundreds of Thousands of Children Living in Extreme Poverty: UNICEF said in a humanitarian update that an estimated 425,000 children under 14 years of age were affected, mostly in families that were largely dependent on and headed by women.

Thinking Outside the Condom Box: President Museveni did not endear himself to many at the International Aids Conference in Bangkok, Thailand this week, when he downplayed the role of condoms in fighting HIV/Aids in Uganda.