For the past few months a contingent of British soldiers fighting Boko Haram veterans in northern Cameroon has faced visa problems stemming from a row between the general staff and a formidable special forces unit.
Kinshasa raised the issue of alleged sexual violence carried out by South African peacekeepers in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo during a visit by the head of the UN Department of Peace Operations, Jean-Pierre Lacroix
High-ranking security officials from many African countries have been attending the World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia.
For more than six months, Interpol notices have not been showing on the screens of Nigeria's customs services during their passport checks.
The incident that has blown up around former Kenyan diplomat and minister Stephen Tarus, who has been accused of gold trafficking in Uganda, has crystallised tensions between the two countries.
A delegation of international experts in combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism is due to visit Djibouti. At the request of President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh's government, it will help it to prepare reforms.
China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation has just won a contract worth just over $30m for a 34-month period as part of the Namibia Water Sector Support Program.
Mauritania is asking Morocco for better security coordination before it agrees to lift its exceptional tax hikes on Moroccan fruit and vegetables. Nouakchott tripled the duties in response to Rabat's drone strikes against gold miners in the border area.
The Turkish group Kontrolmatik Technologies will be in charge of building the Allal El Fassi hydroelectric power station's new evacuation substation and high voltage lines.
