The WHO warns that the spread of the deadly Ebola virus across Europe is almost inevitably.

The anti-balaka militias in Central African Republic call on the president and prime minister to resign.

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta travels to The Hague to attend the International Criminal Court.

Egyptian police has used teargas against anti-government protesters in several cities.

Kenya president resigns to attend the ICC hearing on Wednesday over crimes against humanity.

Takfiri Boko Haram militants are said to have beheaded seven people in northeastern Nigeria.

The Nigerian army extends a travel ban on Borno State over Boko Haram attacks.

Peace talks between warring sides in South Sudan are put on hold.

Niger pledges to keep its peacekeepers in neighboring Mali a day after nine of them were killed.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood rejects cooperation with a fact-finding mission on Rabaa massacre.

Egyptian protesters hold rallies across the country in support of the ousted president, Mohamed Morsi.

Campaigning officially starts for Tunisia’s parliamentary elections.

The UN and the African Union’s mission in Mali deplore peacekeepers’ killing in Mali.

The UNSC threatens to take military action against a rebel group in eastern Congo.

Liberia passes a law to restrict media coverage of the Ebola outbreak.

Cape Town mayor suspends the annual Nobel summit over alleged refusal to grant visa to the Dalai Lama.

Nine UN peacekeepers are killed in Mali, marking the deadliest attack against the UN mission since 2013.

The Libyan army says dozens of soldiers die in a series of violent attacks in the eastern city of Benghazi.

Lesotho's feuding political parties agree to hold early elections by February 2015 to end the crisis.

Algeria is hunting 15 suspects over the kidnapping and beheading of French tourist Herve Gourdel.

The UN Security Council says it will impose sanctions on those who impede peace negotiations in Libya.

Seven Libyan soldiers are killed in bombings and militant attacks near the eastern city of Benghazi.

The Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola death toll rises to 42.

The United Nations is planning to hold talks with the Libyan militias in a bid to convince them to put down arms.

The Ebola epidemic shows signs of stabilization despite a rise in the death toll, says Liberia’s president.

Liberia’s minister of commerce says the Ebola crisis is taking a severe toll on the economy of the country.

Algeria identifies suspects in the kidnapping and beheading of Frenchman Herve Gourdel.

The Libya Dawn militia group rejects a UN call for ceasefire.

UNICEF says at least 3,700 children in West Africa have lost one or both parents to Ebola.

The Cairo Criminal Court sentences 68 Egyptians to up to 15 years in prison.

An Egyptian court confirms the death sentences of 20 Muslim Brotherhood members.

An Egyptian court bans a political party supportive of ousted president Mohammed Morsi.

Libyan Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni is sworn in, days after the parliament approves of his cabinet lineup.

Liberia's chief medical authority has quarantined herself following her deputy’s death from Ebola.

Egypt has exonerated tens of Muslim Brotherhood supporters, convicted of staging illegal protests.

Thousands of Ugandans protest power struggle between the country’s president and his ex-premier.

An Egyptian court has put off the verdict against eight Muslim Brotherhood members.

People in the Democratic Republic of Congo protest the president’s attempts to stay in power.

An Egyptian court has postponed its final verdict in the retrial of Hosni Mubarak.

The WHO says the death toll from the Ebola epidemic in West Africa has exceeded 3,000.