| 5,992,719 |
33.13783 |
11.21965 |
Tunisia |
|
An arsenal containing heavy weaponry was discovered by the army in Ben Gardane. It contained 29 AK-47 rifles, 3 RPGs, 130 magazines and 9520 ammos. |
| 5,992,726 |
33.41311 |
8.55927 |
Tunisia |
|
The employees of the Perenco oil company started a protest outside the HQ of the company in the desert of Kebili. |
| 5,992,732 |
35.16758 |
8.83651 |
Tunisia |
|
A group of unemployed graduates from El Ayoun protested in Kasserine seizing the car of the governor after the cancellation of an official visit by the Development minister. |
| 5,992,736 |
36.81897 |
10.16579 |
Tunisia |
|
The journalists of the Tunisian newspaper Attounsia protested outside the HQ of the UGTT in Tunis. |
| 5,992,748 |
1.00669 |
30.35878 |
Uganda |
|
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) soldiers allegedly ambushed and shot dead four Uganda police officers in Ntoroko District on Lake Albert as the police officers were responding to an illegal fishing incident at Mulango. Three days later, the Ugandan government threatened to use military force against DRC forces if attacks on its citizens on Ugandan soil ever re-occured. |
| 5,992,759 |
2.53286 |
34.65747 |
Uganda |
|
Protesters in Moroto closed a public road, which led police to detain 45 of the demonstrators. |
| 5,992,767 |
2.76667 |
32.30556 |
Uganda |
|
The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) contestant in the February 18 parliamentary elections was allegedly abducted from his home in the African quarters in Pece division, Gulu municipality. He had contested the election results after he lost against the National Resistance Movement (NRM) opponent. |
| 5,992,772 |
2.59155 |
32.43859 |
Uganda |
|
Unknown gunmen overran an army detach in Opit trading center, Lakwana Sub-county in Gulu District, killing two people, including a civilian, and looting army uniforms and armaments. |
| 5,992,804 |
36.9 |
7.76667 |
Algeria |
|
Public sector workers affiliated to SNAPAP launched a three-day strike in Annaba. |
| 5,992,807 |
35.6911 |
-0.6417 |
Algeria |
|
Around 200 workers protested in Oran against a new bill proposed by Health Minister Boudiaf. |
