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Catherine Byaruhanga
BBC Africa, Kampala
All 33 Ugandans charged with treason have now been granted bail by a High Court in the northern Ugandan town of Gulu.
A total of 21 of the accused were given bail after lunch, while 12 others were given bail earlier.
They include pop star and MP Bobi Wine, who appeared in court on crutches.
Image source, Chouf TVThe young woman has said her captors forcibly tattooed her and burnt her with cigarettes
Moroccans are expressing shock on social media at the details given by a 17-year-old of her rape ordeal.
In a TV interview last week, the young woman, being named as Khadija, said she was abducted by a gang in June, held for two months, sexually assaulted and tortured.
She also showed scars, cigarette burns and tattoos on her body, which she said were given to her by her captors.
Many women in Morocco are the victims of violence, human rights groups say.
Mercy Juma
BBC Africa, Nairobi
A private agency in Kenya has launched a campaign asking women who say they have had children with Catholic priests to come forward for DNA tests.
DNA Testing Services will carry out the paternity tests on behalf of an unnamed international Catholic organisation.
The organisation will then submit a confidential report to the Catholic Church and the Vatican, which will decide what to do with it.
Those who turn up for the tests will pay a subsidised fee.
Image source, AFPPope Francis visited Kenya in 2015
Several cases of Catholic priests breaking their vows of celibacy, fathering children and abandoning them have been reported in Kenya.
A few have gone to court, while many others are talked about in hushed tones.
Catherine Byaruhanga
BBC Africa, Kampala
Image source, Getty ImagesBobi Wine is a vocal critic of President Yoweri Museveni
A 51-year-old man, charged with treason alongside Ugandan pop star and MP Bobi Wine, fainted in the packed courtroom during his bail application.
Shaban Atiku had to be carried out after he collapsed.
A total of 33 people applied for bail after they were charged with treason, in a case which has drawn international condemnation.
They have been in detention for nearly two weeks following allegations that they were behind the stoning of President Yoweri Museveni's convoy during campaigning for a by-election in Arua municipality in north-western Uganda.
The winner of the by-election, Kassiano Wadri, is among the accused, and had also been granted bail.
But he has been banned from visiting his constituency for three months without the permission of the court.
The state did not oppose bail. However, because of the large number of defendants, only 12 applications were heard before the lunch break.
Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi, appeared in court on crutches and had difficulty in sitting.
The musician-turned-lawmaker had allegedly been beaten up whilst he was in military custody.
Other defendants have also complained about being tortured.
This has been denied by the authorities.
This bell from the SS Mendi which sank in the Channel in 1917 killing more than 600 South Africans
A World War One relic linked to one of the worst maritime disasters in English waters is to be given to South Africa by UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
The SS Mendi sank off the Isle of Wight in 1917 killing more than 600 black South Africans en route to the Western Front to support British troops.
The vessel was rammed by a British merchant ship in thick pre-dawn fog.
The prime minister will hand it to President Cyril Ramaphosa in Cape Town on Tuesday.
Ugandan Afropop star and MP Bobi Wine has been granted bail by a court in the northern town of Gulu.
The court ruled that he did not constitute a flight risk, and could keep his passport.
Newly elected MP Kassiano Wadri was also granted bail, a journalist has tweeted:
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Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi, has been charged with treason following an alleged attack on a vehicle in President Yoweri Museveni's convoy.
His allies say he is being targeted by the government because he has emerged as a fierce critic of Mr Museveni since he became an MP last year, and has drawn huge crowds at rallies.
Larry Madowo
BBC Africa Business Editor
Image source, AFPPresident Uhuru Kenyatta leads East Africa's biggest eceonomy
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta will meet US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office for 20 minutes before going into an expanded bilateral meeting in the Cabinet Room with their delegations.
The US is the largest source of tourists to Kenya and the country hopes direct flights from Nairobi to New York from October will boost arrivals.
Kenya is the 85th largest supplier of goods imported into the US and trade between the two countries is worth $1.5bn (£1.17bn) , according to America’s Department of Commerce.
Kenya also wants to secure financing for a new $4.5bn highway from the port city of Mombasa to the capital Nairobi.
Kenya is seen as a strategic partner to the US in the fight against terror in the East and Horn of Africa and both countries have troops in Somalia.
Strengthening security cooperation will be on the agenda when the two leaders meet in Washington DC.
President Kenyatta will also meet UK Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday in Nairobi after she visits South Africa and Nigeria.
Image source, AFPPresident Muhammadu Buhari thanked Mr Trump for inviting him to the White House
US President Donald Trump told his aides he never again wanted to meet someone so lifeless as Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, 75, following their meeting at the White House in April, three unnamed sources have told the UK-based Financial Times newspaper.
Mr Buhari was the first leader from sub-Saharan Africa to be invited by Mr Trump to the White House, suggesting that the US president saw Nigeria - a leading oil producer which is battling militant Islamists - as a key ally.
Mr Trump is due to meet Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta later on Monday to discuss trade and security.
"Trump likes chemistry. Africa has never been high on his radar but if the big guy likes you he'll find a way to make things work," an unnamed person in contact with US and Kenyan officials told the Financial Times.
Here's a video of Ugandan musician-turned MP Bobi Wine struggling to walk in court in the northern town of Gulu after he was allegedly assaulted in detention.
We have not independently verified the authenticity of the video.
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Zimbabwe's former President Robert Mugabe, 94, is unwell, the ruling party has tweeted:
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The tweet came hours after President Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in as Zimbabwe's second elected president at a huge rally in the capital, Harare, on Sunday.
Mr Mugabe and his wife, Grace, were not at the ceremony.
Mr Mugabe caused a stir by backing opposition candidate Nelson Chamisa in the heavily disputed elections held on 31 July.
With the help of the military, Mr Mnangagwa ousted Mr Mugabe as president in November, ending his 37-year rule.
Using crutches to walk, popular Ugandan singer and MP Bobi Wine has appeared for his bail application at a court in the northern town of Gulu after he was charged with treason last week, a journalist has tweeted from court:
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Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi, was arrested with his co-accused after stones were allegedly thrown at a vehicle in President Yoweri Museveni's convoy during campaigning for a parliamentary by-election in the northern town of Arua earlier this month.
He is alleged to have been badly assaulted in prison.
Our African proverb of the day:
Quote MessageNecessity knows no law. "
An Ndebele proverb sent by Pius Mlilo, Harare, Zimbabwe.
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