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BBC: Africa News Mbeki in Harare for crisis talks South Africa's Thabo Mbeki is in Zimbabwe to meet President Robert Mugabe and leaders of a breakaway opposition faction. Congo ex-leader appears in court The former vice-president of DR Congo, Jean-Pierre Bemba, appears in court in The Hague. Nigeria wants mining reparations A Nigerian state asks for compensation for damage allegedly caused by mining firms. Zimbabwe to miss Twenty20 cricket Zimbabwe withdraw from the World Twenty20 in England next summer, but retain their ICC status. Opposition 'must accept Mugabe' Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe says the opposition has to accept him as leader before any talks. Zimbabwe 'least happy nation' Denmark is the happiest country in the world, according to a survey published by the US National Science Foundation. Somalis flood to Yemen for refuge Aid workers say thousands flood to Yemen for refuge as Somali fighting continues. Leader death report angers Zambia Zambia accuses South Africa's media of "malice" after false reports of its leader's death. Congo ex-leader sent to The Hague Former DR Congo Vice-President Jean-Pierre Bemba is sent to The Hague on war crimes charges. Rwanda genocide suspects gain conjugal rights Rwanda genocide suspects held at UN-backed tribunal granted conjugal rights Watford intent on keeping Shittu Watford's chairman says Nigeria's Danny Shittu is not for sale despite interest from Premier League sides. Nigeria's Olympic plans in chaos Nigeria's preparations for the men's football at the Olympics hit a snag as they cancel a training trip to the US. Health fines  Can Ghana turn its back on the "brain drain"? Flow of stench Family life next to Ethiopia's open sewage canal Talking rot A rock star learns from Burkinabe gardeners Paper trail Nigeria makes progress on getting back stolen cash Free-for-all Kenyans suffer as foreign trawlers grab their fish Identity crisis Why Ghanaian wrestling star says he is from Jamaica Aid for Zimbabwe refuge seekers About 150 people receive aid after seeking refuge at the US embassy in Zimbabwe. Kenya 'fraud' minister told to go A government report says Kenya's finance minister should be suspended over alleged fraud. SA mourns victims of xenophobia South Africa holds a day of national mourning for those killed during May's xenophobic attacks. Nigeria charges ex-air ministers Two Nigerian ex-aviation ministers are charged over missing money for new radars. ICC orders Congo warlord release The ICC orders the release of its first-ever war crimes suspect, DR Congo warlord Thomas Lubanga. Chad troops kill sect disciples Chad troops kill more than 60 followers of a Muslim spiritual leader who threatened holy war. Circumcisions kill S African boys Fifteen boys die after botched circumcisions in South Africa's Eastern Cape, officials say. Africa moves to stop fish theft African governments meet to stop illegal fishing that costs the continent $1bn a year. Anger at Kenya biofuel approval Environmentalists ask Kenya to revoke a decision to allow a controversial biofuel project. Somali insurgents in deadly raids At least 21 people are killed in fighting prompted by insurgent attacks in Somalia. AU treads softly on Zimbabwe AU summit takes tentative steps on Zimbabwe Opening night Egyptian film revival driven by success abroad Fez music builds bridges The BBC's Magdi Abdelhadi visits Fez in Morocco for the city's 14th festival of sacred music. Misery for Mali farmers Farmers unsure about plans to sell off cotton sector Vodafone in Ghanaian mobile deal Mobile provider Vodafone is to expand its presence in Africa by buying a majority stake in Ghana Telecom for £452m. No paper for Zimbabwe money A German company which helps Zimbabwe supply its money becomes the latest firm to end its business links. Would Africa pay a health tax? Free healthcare in Africa is a practically non-existent. What healthcare system does your country operate? Who gains from scramble for Africa? As global business interest in Africa increases, willl the continent be better off? Do foreigners earn more? Is your pay and condition of service lower than is paid to expat staff in the same job? Send us your pictures of Africa BBC News website wants your digital photographs of life in Africa.

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