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Kenya Election

International observers have urged candidates in Kenya's tense presidential elections to respect the outcome and resolve any poll disputes in court. Preliminary results by the electoral commission show incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta leading the main challenger Raila Odinga 54% to 45% with more than 98% of polling stations reporting.

Reports available to vigil 360 indicate that South Africa's President Jacob Zuma has survived a vote of no confidence - despite the ballot being held in secret at the Parliament. As head of the party that led South Africa out of apartheid, Zuma won the presidential election in 2009 and 2014, but has faced a number of no confidence votes in the past and has been dogged by criminal investigations and corruption allegations.

Lions Kill 1 Person In Kenyan City park

Two lions attacked and killed one person among a group of men grazing cattle in Kenya's Nairobi National Park at night, police said. The incident highlights the increasing conflict between wildlife and human communities as the capital city expands.

Paul Kagame

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has won a third term in office, garnering a whopping 98 percent of votes counted, according to partial results released today. There had been little doubt that the 59-year-old would return to the helm of the east African nation which he has ruled with an iron fist since the end of the 1994 genocide.

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