| 5,986,681 |
32.76704 |
22.63669 |
Libya |
|
Six people, variously said to be civilians or as members of the Shoura Council of the Mujahindeen of Derna (SCMD), are reported to have been killed in air strikes between 27-28 April at the police academy and other locations in Derna. The police academy is under the control of the SCMD. |
| 5,986,685 |
32.48798 |
20.83174 |
Libya |
|
There are reports of the movement of two groups of Libyan National Army (LNA) troops towards Sirte from the south-west and east. At least one Misratan brigade also announced it was moving eastwards towards the 200 kilometre-long coastal strip controlled by IS militants. An army source reported that a force of more than a thousand men had left Ghabghab, the main army base at Marj and was heading for Sirte. It seems likely that the convoy will include some of the armoured personnel carriers and pickups delivered to Tobruk from the UAE. |
| 5,986,695 |
-18.9 |
47.516667 |
Madagascar |
|
Residents protested against power outages, burning trash and throwing stones. Police intervened with tear gas. |
| 5,986,698 |
-18.9 |
47.516667 |
Madagascar |
|
Residents protested against ongoing power outages. |
| 5,986,701 |
-18.91667 |
47.53333 |
Madagascar |
|
Residents protested against repeated water and electricity cuts. |
| 5,986,704 |
-18.9386 |
47.5167 |
Madagascar |
|
Rumors of an impending coup d'etat led to increased security presence in the capital. |
| 5,986,708 |
-18.91667 |
47.53333 |
Madagascar |
|
Residents protested against the electrical company replacing a transformer. Police stopped protesters from blocking workers. |
| 5,986,711 |
-13.71959 |
34.40184 |
Malawi |
|
Villagers protest corruption of local chief. |
| 5,986,714 |
-16.9167 |
35.2667 |
Malawi |
|
Rioters ransacked market and protested food shortages after a market official accidentally shot his gun during patrol and killed a person. |
| 5,986,717 |
-13.71959 |
34.40184 |
Malawi |
|
Villagers in Salima erected barricades to block district commissioner's office, protesting the continued rule of Chief Kuluwunda. |
