The Democratic Republic of Congo's government says 10 of its citizens died after their university campus was 'bombarded' in air strikes in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, on Sunday.
Nigeria's main trade union movement has suspended its call for a nationwide strike on Wednesday to protest against a sharp increase in the price of fuel following the government's decision to stop subsidising it.
A court has ordered unions to desist from industrial action until an application filed by the government is heard on 19 June. Last Wednesday, fuel marketers increased the price of petrol to at least $1 per litre - up by about 200%. Nigeria's new President Bola Tinubu announced the scrapping of the fuel subsidy in his inaugural address on 29 May, but did not give a date.
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