| 5,974,033 |
5.1 |
-1.23333 |
Ghana |
|
Workers protested at Golden Panthers Security's regional office in Cape Coast against alledged unfair treatment. |
| 5,974,037 |
5.34111 |
-4.02809 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Moussa Nebie, a former RSP military officer in Burkina Faso, was arrested in Ivory Coast and later extradited to Burkina Faso for his alleged involvement in a recent attempted coup. |
| 5,974,041 |
5.29716 |
-3.96753 |
Ivory Coast |
|
Around one hundred protested in front of town hall and were "repressed" by security forces; several arrested. |
| 5,974,045 |
-1.26141 |
36.86081 |
Kenya |
|
Militias from Maasai and Kalenjin clash over land at Kosovo in Naivasha (Mathare). Six houses destroyed, 1 killed and 1 injured. |
| 5,974,048 |
31.20892 |
16.58866 |
Libya |
|
The Fida oil field southeast of Sirte was attacked and two tanks set on fire, according to the National Oil Corporation [NOC]. Theattackhappened on 18 February. Islamic State militants were blamed. |
| 5,974,053 |
32.7571 |
12.72764 |
Libya |
|
A local House of Representatives (HoR) member Abdulnabi Abdulmuali was seized by unknown gunmen after returning to Zawia from Tobruk on 19 February. |
| 5,974,146 |
32.11766 |
20.12928 |
Libya |
|
Fighting was reported in Benghazis Suq Al-Hout district on 24 February, between the Libyan National Army and Ansar al-Sharia and Islamic State militants. |
| 5,974,058 |
30.75545 |
20.22626 |
Libya |
|
A total of seven people were killed in Ajdabiya (190 kilometres, 120 miles southwest of Benghazi) in two days of fighting between 21 Border Guards Battalion (loyalist forces to Libyan National Army) and Ajdabiya Revolutionaries Shoura Council (ARSC). Many of those fighting with the LNA were claimed to be local Salafists rather than than the regular army. Fatalities split between 20 and 21 February. |
| 5,974,063 |
30.75545 |
20.22626 |
Libya |
|
A total of seven people were killed in Ajdabiya (190 kilometres, 120 miles southwest of Benghazi) in two days of fighting between 21 Border Guards Battalion (loyalist forces to Libyan National Army) and Ajdabiya Revolutionaries Shoura Council (ARSC). Many of those fighting with the LNA were claimed to be local Salafists rather than than the regular army. The Libya army said it also regained control of the city of Ajdabiya. Fatalities split between 20 and 21 February. |
| 5,974,069 |
32.06478 |
20.14933 |
Libya |
|
Loyalist forces managed to seize Mreisa port in western Benghazi and Al-Hawari hospital in the south. 3 soldiers and 15 militants were killed in the clashes (fatalities split between Al Hawari and Mreisa). The Al-Tawheed Salafist battalion was involved in the fighting. |
