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BBC: Africa News Zimbabwe crisis talks to continue Talks on rescuing Zimbabwe's power-sharing deal end without result but will resume in the morning, key leaders say. Somalis storm pirate-held vessel Security forces in northern Somalia storm a Panamanian-registered ship seized by pirates. Land disputes 'threaten Liberia' Disputes over land and property boundaries are a key threat to peace in Liberia, a report says. Sudan summons envoys over arms Sudan summons the Kenyan and Ethiopian envoys over alleged arms deliveries to the south. SA minister calls for HIV vaccine South Africa's new health minister signals a new direction in the fight against HIV as she addresses an Aids conference. Warning over health inequalities The World Health Organization calls for action to boost primary care, warning of huge inequalities and inefficiencies. 'New pathway' for African exodus Researchers find a possible new route taken by early modern humans as they expanded out of Africa to the rest of the world. Call to pay pirate ransom Relatives of crew members on a seized Ukrainian ship with tanks say Kiev must pay a multi-million ransom to Somali pirates. Ex-minister barred for ANC threat South Africa's ruling party, the ANC, suspends an ex-minister after he threatened to form a breakaway political bloc. Uganda to raze embassy 'drug den' in Belgium Uganda is hoping to demolish the derelict ex-residence of its Brussels ambassador which is reportedly being used by drug addicts. Gambia draw sparks public holiday Gambians celebrate a national holiday after President Yahya Jammeh declared the country needed to properly celebrate Saturday's 1-1 draw in Senegal. Senegal coach Ndiaye fired Lamine Ndiaye is sacked as coach of Senegal following the team's failure to reach the final phase of qualifying for the 2010 World Cup. Seeds for 2010 qualifying named Fifa names the seeds for the final round of 2010 World Cup qualifying, with Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana, Nigeria and Ivory Coast in the first pot. Newcastle sale 'progressing well' The sale of Newcastle is progressing "extremely well", with Nigerian and South African consortiums among the bidders. Prophetic poems  Zanzibaris sway to the beat of ancient Islamic art Congo courage BBC listeners moved by tragic mother's bravery No escape Pictures of refugees hit by Darfur militias and Chad rebels Crunch time  Thabo Mbeki fights to save his peace legacy in Zimbabwe In pictures From acrobatics to bishops shopping in Africa's week I LUV U Nigeria's romantic texters resort to shock tactics Darfur militia leader in custody A Sudanese militia leader wanted by the International Criminal Court over war crimes in Darfur is in custody, a minister confirms. Malawi drops HIV cash hand-outs Malawian civil servants with HIV, who used to receive an extra $35 a month, are now to get a food handout instead. Dutch hear genocide case A Rwandan Hutu pleads not guilty before a Dutch court to charges of rape and murder during the 1994 genocide. UNHCR 'failed' S Africa migrants South African civic organisations demand an inquiry into the UN refugee agency's handling of May's xenophobic attacks. Ethiopian need 'under-estimated' Aid agencies dispute the Ethiopian government's estimates of those suffering in the country's drought. Crowd trouble mars Ghana victory At least 15 people are hurt in a stampede during Ghana's World Cup qualifier against Lesotho. Turning their backs on the ANC Why ANC rebels are turning their backs on the ruling party Seeking Africa's green revolution Clever marketing gives hybrid seeds farmer appeal Somali 'ghost city' wracked by war The eerie lack of people in war-torn Mogadishu New era for S Africa Aids fight? Is Dr Beetroot's fall a boost for South Africa's Aids fight? Libya 'to pull Swiss bank assets' Libya is to withdraw an estimated $7m of assets from Swiss banks in a row over the arrest of the Libyan leader's son. Financial crisis 'worries Africa' The chairman of the African Union appeals against any cut in aid following the global financial crisis. Do you use herbal medicine? With so few medical doctors in Africa, should we take traditional remedies more seriously? What rights for cohabiting? A hotel in Kenya is turning away unmarried couples. Should they have the same rights as married people? Is letter writing dead? When did you last send a letter rather than a text or email? Have we lost the art and should we revive it?

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