Summary

  • Sudan's Bashir leaves South Africa despite court order

  • 'Boko Haram' in deadly suicide bombings in Chad

  • Al-Shabab militant killed in Kenya suspected to be UK citizen

  • Museveni's ex-ally to run for Uganda's presidency

Live Reporting

Naziru Mikailu and Farouk Chothia

  1. ICC Bashir crisis

    BBC correspondent tweets on the reaction of the International Criminal Court to South Africa's failure to arrest Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir so that he can be tried for alleged war crimes:  

  2. Blatter 'keeping his promise'

    BBC Africa sports reporter tweets

  3. Bashir in roof car

    Sudan Tribune journalist tweets on President Omar al-Bashir's arrival in Khartoum after evading arrest in South Africa on genocide and war crimes charges:

  4. Bashir photo

    Sudan Tribune's deputy editor-in-chief tweets

  5. Bashir evades justice again

    Sudanese journalist tweets on President Omar al-Bashir evading arrest in South Africa, despite the fact that he is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged war crimes committed in Darfur: 

  6. Bashir's escape a 'tragedy'

    Leading South African journalist tweets on the failure of human rights activists to prevent Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir from flying out of the Waterkloof Air Force base in Pretoria, in defiance of a court order:    

  7. 'Middle finger' to courts

    Leading South African newspaper columnist tweets on the government's decision to let Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir fly out of the country, in defiance of a court order:

  8. Gift from AU summit

    BBC Southern Africa correspondent tweets

  9. ICC dead?

    The deputy editor-in-chief of the Sudan Tribune newspaper tweets on President Omar al-Bashir evading arrest in South Africa on war crimes charges:

  10. Bashir court case adjourns

    Journalist tweets from a South African court

  11. Bashir in disguise?

    BBC South Africa correspondent questions how Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir could have flown out from a military base in Pretoria without being stopped: 

  12. More on Bashir court case

    Journalist tweets from South African court

  13. Judge wants answers

    A  journalist with Canada's The Globe and Mail tweets from the Pretoria High Court in South Africa on a judge's attempt to obtain clarity on the whereabouts of Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir 

  14. Bashir evades arrest?

    South African journalist tweets:

  15. Bashir 'on his way home'

    South Africa's national broadcaster tweets

  16. Bashir 'leaves' hotel

    BBC reporter in Pretoria tweets

  17. Border posts 'alerted' about Bashir

    News site tweets:

  18. Three judges to hear Bashir case

    News site tweets:

  19. Bashir case in SA court

    BBC reporter tweets:

  20. US air strike in LIbya

    BBC North Africa correspondent tweets