Cameroon separatist attacks kill several security forces, says the government and Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta wants the Supreme Court to dismiss poll petitions

Liberia's Supreme Court has indefinitely halted the presidential run-off election, which was due to take place tomorrow. The poll cannot be held until the electoral commission “urgently and expeditiously” investigates allegations of “irregularities and fraud” made by the opposition Liberty Party, the court said.

In Kenyan a politician lodged a petition at the Supreme Court challenging the validity of last month’s repeat presidential elections, arguing the vote breached the law and wasn’t free and fair. The petition was filed by Harun Mwau, a former legislator, the Judiciary’s spokeswoman, Lilian Mueni, said by phone from the capital, Nairobi.

Stephen speaks to Crystazl Orderson about Liberia’s run-off election has been delayed by an electoral fraud case and Prsident Mugabe to announce woman n as deputy .

Opposition leader Rail Odinga says his party will not challenge the Kenyan election outcome in court. He has called for mass action.