Hundreds arrested and injured in Morocco protests
In tonight's edition: Anti-government protesters in Morocco head out onto the streets for a fifth night of demonstrations. Also, export-reliant businesses across Africa start October under a cloud of uncertainty after the US's AGOA trade agreement is allowed to lapse. And the governments of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda are supposed to begin applying measures to de-escalate the conflict in eastern DR Congo as of this week.
In tonight's edition: Anti-government protesters in Morocco head out onto the streets for a fifth night of demonstrations. Also, export-reliant businesses across Africa start October under a cloud of uncertainty after the US's AGOA trade agreement is allowed to lapse. And the governments of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda are supposed to begin applying measures to de-escalate the conflict in eastern DR Congo as of this week.
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