The out-going UN humanitarian coordinator for Somalia has tweeted that a lot of displaced people, who have fled their homes because of the instability, have been forced out of the camps where they have been staying:

The BBC's Mohamed Moalimu in Mogadishu says that the government is making the IDPs leave, but they are just going to new camps outside the city.

A twitter user in Sudan's capital has captured what the city looks like in a sandstorm:

Judge Dunstan Mlambo is trending on Twitter in South Africa.

This comes after his ruling that Sudan's President Bashir should not have been allowed to leave the country while a court was considering whether he should be arrested.

Judge Mlambo said the government may have broken the law by letting him go.

Many have expressed support for the judge.

But there are some who remain critical, particularly because this case involves the International Criminal Court:

A Nigerian blogger is tweeting about a sponsorship agreement signed by one of the big names in the country's music industry. 

It looks like he's swapped one phone company for another:

The BBC's South Africa correspondent is tweeting what the judge is saying as he considers the government argument that President Bashir had immunity:

The BBC's South Africa correspondent is tweeting from the courtroom:

A South African court is currently considering the case of Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir and whether he should have left the country without being arrested:

The French side Angers SCO, which will play in League 1 next season, has been tweeting about a new Senegalese signing: