Daybreak Africa: Togo Delays April Elections Over Political Reforms

On Daybreak Africa: Togo's government postpones legislative elections due to be held April 20 until an unspecified date. Plus, Uganda’s Constitutional Court refuses to block the enforcement of an Anti-Gay Law. We will speak with one of the petitioners in the case. Zimbabwe appeals for $2 billion to avert food insecurity. Some Guinean political parties will no longer recognize the military junta if it does not return the country to democratic rule by December 31. South Africa’s speaker of parliament resigns over corruption allegation. Nigerians are sounding the alarm over rising cases of meningitis in several northern states. For this and more tune to Daybreak Africa!