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A Can of Worms

05:17 GMT 26th April 2012

Once considered untouchable, Nigerian politician James Lbori now faces at least 10 years in jail after pleading guilty to corruption charges in a UK court. In an in depth report, Angela Cobbinah looks back on the case and examines what it has to say about Nigerian government and judicial system.
 

The rise and fall of James lbori

05:00 GMT 26th April 2012

From petty thief to the president's office, lbori's story lifts the lid on the web of intrigue that lies at the heart of Nigeria's political establishment
 

Voters make their mark

04:49 GMT 26th April 2012

Wade's controversial attempt to rule for a third term was resoundingly rejected at the ballot box. By Desmond Davies
 

Sleaze claim revived

04:43 GMT 26th April 2012

Corruption allegations continue to haunt Zuma as opposition asks for case to be reviewed three years on. By Bill Corcoran in Cape Town
 

'Road to Ruin'

04:33 GMT 26th April 2012

A project connecting three countries in East Africa has upset the local communities it goes through. By Tago Odher, Nairobi
 

A taste of things to come

04:25 GMT 26th April 2012

Implats caved in but many dismiss Zimbabwe's indigenisation drive as populist vote catching. By Bill Corcoran, Cape Town
 

Outlook 'Cloudy'

04:16 GMT 26th April 2012

Africa is slowly embracing cloud computing, the buzz word in information technology. By Zachary Ochieng, Nairobi
 

The Akpabio Legacy

04:02 GMT 26th April 2012

Once a sleepy economic backwater, Akwa lbom State in south east Nigeria is developing by leaps and bounds
 

Yaounde

12:41 GMT 25th April 2012

The World Bank has approved a $132m zero interest loan to help Cameroon build a dam to generate more electricity for homes and businesses across the west Central African nation.
 

Algiers

12:35 GMT 25th April 2012

Algeria will pay $6.5bn to acquire a controlling stake in Vimpelcom's Algerian mobile phone unit, a top finance ministry source said on March 28, potentially ending a dispute that has dragged for over a year.
 

Rabat

12:24 GMT 25th April 2012

Morocco's central bank has cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, making its first rate move in three years after a sharp drop in agricultural output and the crisis in the euro zone hit economic growth.
 

Tunis

12:06 GMT 25th April 2012

Tunisia's key tourism industry has begun to recover in the wake of last year's revolution, and the number of foreign visitors is likely to rise by about 20 per cent this year, tourism minister Elyess Fakfak said.
 

The Great Kony'con'

11:38 GMT 25th April 2012

A hit internet film about Joseph Kony has been accused of being a smokescreen for a call for US military intervention into Africa. By Chofamba Sithole
 

A Law Unto Himself

11:23 GMT 25th April 2012

A fugitive from the law now has a hand in making the law thanks to Nigeria's topsy-turvy justice system
 

'Justice Has Been Done'

10:57 GMT 25th April 2012

Lauretta Onochie from Delta State looks back at life under lbori