November 30

• Korean String Quartet Bring Classical Music to Dar es Salaam

  Daily News

  FOR the first time ever, four young Korean classical musicians are scheduled to perform in Dar es Salaam on Friday. Read more »

• Taifa Queens Fly Out to Singapore

  Daily News

  THE national netball team, Taifa Queens left the country on Thursday afternoon to Singapore for a Six-Nation tournament, ready for their opening assignment against Sri Lanka on... Read more »

• Turkey Considers Cooperation in Parliamentary Field

  ANGOP

  Parliamentary cooperation between Angola and Turkey were considered Thursday in Luanda during an audience the National Assembly speaker Fernando da Piade Dias dos Santos granted to... Read more »

• Final Push to Unearth Chinese Vessel in Lamu

  The Star

  THE recovery of a Chinese ship that sunk in the Indian Ocean over 100 years ago will start soon. Read more »

• CCM, CPC Struggle for Common Prosperity [opinion]

  Daily News

  A FEW weeks ago, Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) concluded its 8th General Congress in great success. Almost at the same time thousands of miles away, Communist Party of China (CPC)... Read more »

• Girls Side Ready for Dubai Show

  The Star

  Kenya Sevens women's team open their campaign against Maple Leafs of Canada in the Dubai Sevens international tournament starting tomorrow. Read more »

November 29

• Home Affairs Respects Court Ruling On Dalai Lama [press release]

  SA Govt

  Home Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor has noted the decision handed down by the Supreme Court of Appeal stating that government had delayed a decision to grant the Dalai Lama a visa... Read more »

• Doctors Trained in China Are Condemned

  New Republic

  The Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) in accordance with its mandate to regulate, license and supervise the medical sector has warned non-medical practitioners especially... Read more »

• Chinese Charged With Five Counts of Aggravated Defilement

  New Vision

  The Chinese national who was arrested last week in Katwe with underage girls in his house has been charged with five offences including aggravated defilement and human trafficking. Read more »

• Korogocho Telemedicine Project Wins Rolex Award

  Capital FM

  Aggrey Willis Otieno has been awarded as the 2012 Rolex Award Laureate in recognition for his innovative Telemedicine initiative being piloted in Korogocho slum, Nairobi, making... Read more »

• Japan Invests About U.S.$ 400 Million in Health, Education

  ANGOP

  Japan invested about USD 400 million (AKZ 40 trillion) in various social projects in Angola since 2005. Read more »

• Taiwan Builds Fuel Dumps for Yundum Barracks

  Daily Observer

  The Republic of China on Taiwan (ROC) Wednesday handed over two fuel dumps it built for the 1st Infantry Battalion at Yundum Barracks, to the Gambia Armed Forces (GAF). The fuel... Read more »

• Dar Envisages Influx of Indian Investors

  Daily News

  TANZANIA is looking forward to an influx of Indian investors under her incentive-rich Export Processing Zone (EPZ) and Special Economic Zone (SEZ) programmes. Read more »

• Statement By the Government of the Republic of South Africa On the International Day of Solidarity With the Palestinian People [press release]

  SA Govt

  The South African Government joins the international community in commemorating the United Nations International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Read more »

• School of Nursing Inks MOU With Taiwan University

  Daily Observer

  The Gambia College School of Nursing and Midwifery Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Fooyin University in the Republic of China (Taiwan) at a ceremony held at... Read more »

• South Korea Supports Vision 2020, MDGs Success in Nigeria

  Vanguard

  Determined to make its presence in Nigeria felt, South Korea has pledged to assist Federal Government in the attainment of the goals of reduction of poverty in the country through... Read more »

• China Exim bank Officials Evaluate Projects

  Cameroon Tribune

  The bank officialson Tuesday paid a courtesy visit to Prime Minister Philemon Yang. Read more »

• Japanese Emperor's Birthday Celebrated in Rwanda

  New Times

  Rwanda and Japan have enjoyed strong bilateral relations over the last 50 years, the Japanese Ambassador to Rwanda, Kunio Hatanaka has said. Read more »

November 28

• Chinese and Brazilian Firms Building the New Angola

  IPS

  "In Luanda there are no matches." This was the first line of a report written by Nobel Literature laureate Gabriel García Márquez in the Angolan capital in 1977. Read more »

• Scheming Delays Naming of Envoys

  Capital FM

  The absence of Kenyan ambassadors in Nigeria, China, Belgium and Australia has been linked to political disagreements and tough choices the political class has to make to decide on... Read more »

• No Statistics On Chinese Universities

  New Dawn

  The Director General of the National Commission on Higher Education, Dr. Michael Slawon has disclosed here that the commission has no statistics on Chinese universities and... Read more »

• Barclays Supports Mission to India

  Observer

  Trade, Industry and Cooperatives minister Amelia Kyambadde has urged Ugandan traders to be prudent in their finances in order to compete favourably. Kyambadde made the remarks... Read more »

• State Drops Case Against Asians

  Observer

  Jinja Chief Magistrate's court has dropped a case against 14 Asians attached to Steel Rolling Mills. Read more »

• 'Commercial Agriculture Can Reduce Poverty'

  Daily News

  POVERTY levels deeply entrenched among rural folks can be significantly reduced if smallholder farmers are allowed to go into commercial agriculture with access to lucrative urban... Read more »

• Kenyans Stranded in Taiwan Rescued

  The Star

  Seven Kenyan crew members who were stranded in Taiwan have been rescued and are expected in Mombasa today. Seafarers Union of Kenya secretary general Andrew Mwangura says the seven... Read more »