In order to keep you updated on what is happening in Africa and around the world, we have compiled a run-down of the top stories that are currently trending on social media.
Oscar Pistorius: A judge-led panel in South Africa is expected to consider today whether Paralympian athlete Oscar Pistorius should be freed early from prison for killing his girlfriend.
Parole board to decide on the release of #OscarPistorius from prison http://t.co/pc8CUIDTs0pic.twitter.com/haCJ3vsgQM
— eNCA (@eNCA) October 5, 2015
#eNCAheadlines The parole review board will meet to decide whether or not to release #OscarPistorius from prison
— eNCA (@eNCA) October 5, 2015
#EcoMobilityFestival: The month long Eco Mobilty Festival has begun in Johannesburg.
Over 2000 people walked Maude str alone this morning-a str ussually clogged with cars #Ecomobilityfestival^TK pic.twitter.com/EGIQxHbEyz
— City of Joburg (@CityofJoburgZA) October 5, 2015
Guinea: A dusk to dawn curfew has been imposed in Guinea’s second city Nzerekore after deadly clashes between between supporters of President Alpha Conde and opposition leader Cellou Dalein Diallo ahead of Sunday’s election.
Clashes have been reported in Conakry, Guinea as the country gears up for Presidential elections. One person has… http://t.co/qDuNvRVmAA
— Africa One Media (@Africaonemedia) October 5, 2015
World Teachers Day: The world over took to social media today to celebrate teachers with the hashtag #WorldTeachersDay.
My favorite teacher was ____. Retweet and tell us in your reply! #WorldTeachersDaypic.twitter.com/i73wW32Wpf
— Microsoft Nigeria (@MicrosoftNG) October 5, 2015
My favorite teacher was ____. Retweet and tell us in your reply! #WorldTeachersDaypic.twitter.com/i73wW32Wpf
— Microsoft Nigeria (@MicrosoftNG) October 5, 2015
Kenya: Millions of Kenyan pupils have returned to school after teachers suspended their five-week strike over pay. The unions say they are complying with a court decision, which gave the two sides 90 days to resolve the dispute.
Kenya schools reopen after long strike http://t.co/yr4Wyrklss
— global news (@globnewsen) October 5, 2015