With Uhuru Kenyatta making comments about Raila Odinga while on the radio, Kenya's National Cohesion and Integration Commission looks on in shock.

Inspired by events in Egypt and Tunisia, will Kenya witness its own revolution, asks Gado.

In the wake of the Berlusconi scandal, leaders offer advice to the Italian premier.

Gado imagines how politicians across the continent might have taken the news about Mubarak.

Kenya's Kibaki shares his insights with other African leaders...

With a revolutionary wave continuing across Egypt, the African Union's dubious leaders call a special session, says Gado.

Gado wonders about the depths to which Arab leaders are prepared to change.

With the African Union approving Kenya's request for a one-year suspension of the International Criminal Court (ICC) trials, President Mwai Kibaki grins with impunity, says Gado.

Negotiations in both Côte d'Ivoire and Zimbabwe remain hands-on, says Gado.

With Egypt in the throes of deep social protest and calls for change, Hosni Mubarak wants out, says Gado.

Tunisia's waves of political change seem on the verge of drenching unsuspecting old despots across the North African region, says Gado.

Côte d'Ivoire's Laurent Gbagbo receives a call from International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo.

Laurent Gbagbo has his 'assets' seized by the army.

Tunisia's Zine El Abidine Ben Ali flees at the site of popular protest.

Seeking advice, Laurent Gbagbo's been teleconferencing with Mwai Kibaki and Robert Mugabe, Gado reckons.

Gado wonders what would happen were WikiLeaks to make all phone calls and text messages public.

Gado captures the African Union's approach to Laurent Gbagbo and Côte d'Ivoire.

Gado shows political leaders demonstrating how to win elections…

Gado on WikiLeaks and the US…

While wanting to identify itself as a 'failed state', the Irish government discovers that this is a reserved phrase, suggests Gado.