In This EditionThe South Sudanese government indicates that there is no imminent ceasefire in the conflict gripping the country.

Crowds take to the streets of Bangui to celebrate the resignation of President Michel Djotodia of Central African Republic.

A senior EU official says the British government is threatening the country's future by stirring up fears about immigration.

And police in Egypt used tear gas to disperse hundreds of Islamists rallying against an upcoming constitutional referendum.

Hot Issue ReportsS.Sudan government: no imminent ceasefireCrowds celebrate after CAR President resignsEU official accuses UK of stirring up fears of 'invasion of foreigners'

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