Kenya’s re-run presidential election will go ahead tomorrow, despite fears by the opposition and even the election umpire, that it may not be free and fair. Kenya’s Supreme Court shattered expectations that the poll will be called off when the Chief Justice said the Court was unable to hear a petition calling for a delay.

Kenyan media is reporting that the bodyguard of Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu has been rushed to a hospital in the capital, Nairobi, after being shot.

Kenya's chief prosecutor has ordered that opposition leader Raila Odinga's sister, Ruth Odinga, should immediately be charged with inciting violence against the election commission.

Ms Odinga, a former deputy governor of Kisumu State, has not yet commented.

Morocco’s King Mohammed IV dismissed the ministers of education, planning and housing and health, as well as other officials, after an economic agency found “imbalances” in implementing a development plan, state news agency MAP reported, citing a palace statement. Morocco’s king dismissed the ministers and top officials “for failing to improve the economic situation in a region” amid protests.

South African police often come under fire for failing to bring down crime levels, although officials insist that the numbers have been declining from before the end of apartheid in 1994.

South Africa's murder rate rose by 1.8 percent in the last year, with over 19,000 people killed across the country -- 52 a day -- official statistics released Tuesday showed.

The World Health Organization this week named Zimbabwe's controversial longtime President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador -- provoking criticism from those who say the move is embarrassing and concerning. Mugabe has been a major political force in Zimbabwe since 1980, serving as president and prime minister after winning a number of elections many considered dubious.