Islamic Movement in Nigeria holds marches despite ban

Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria have held marches in defiance of a ban on their organisation holding gatherings.

A South African judge has issued an arrest warrant for two Rwandan men. The men were wanted in connection to the killing of Patrick Karegeya, a Rwandan intelligence chief who was found strangled in a South African hotel room in 2014.

The UN says that forty thousand Cameroonians are trying to find safety in neighbouring Nigeria, following a bloody conflict in the country's English-speaking region. But finding shelter in a refugee camp is just the beginning of new challenges, as the incoming flow of people is straining the available resources.

(Image: Shiite parade on the streets of Kaduna as they rally to commemorate Ashura in Kano. Credit: NurPhoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images)