Click here to read or make comments on this topic »

AllAfrica aggregates and indexes content from over 125 African news organizations, plus more than 200 other sources, who are responsible for their own reporting and views. Articles and commentaries that identify allAfrica.com as the publisher are produced or commissioned by AllAfrica.

back
<<
p13 Central Africa
Top News
Central Africa
Latest News
p15 more
>>

Central Africa - Top News

  • November 18
  • New Times Rwanda: Refugees to Get ID Cards

    All refugees sheltered in the country will soon get refugee cards for easy identification, a senior government official said yesterday.

  • New Times Rwanda: Parliament Endorses $10 Million Opec Loan

    Parliament on Monday approved government's request of a $10m loan from the OPEC Fund for International Development to extend reliable and affordable electricity to areas of Kigali and the western Province.

  • New Times Rwanda: Gasabo Mayor Resigns

    Barely a month after the resignation of Nyarugenge District mayor, Origene Rutayisire another top local government official has tendered in her resignation.

  • New Times Rwanda: Activists Plot Awareness Campaign for Regional Security Pact

    As part of the initiatives aimed at accelerating implementation of the Great Lakes regional pact on security, stability and development, the National Coordination Mechanism (NCM) has launched awareness campaigns to involve stakeholders in the domestication of this agreement.

  • New Times Rwanda: Government, ADB Boost Private Sector Competitiveness

    The African Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Rwanda unveiled a $7.9m (Rwf4.5b) project yesterday in a bid to promote competitiveness and enterprise development across the country.

  • New Times Rwanda: Dutchman Takes Stage Two

    Daniel Korevaar from the Global Cycling union of Holland upset the status quo of the Moroccans after posting a time of 4 hours, 44 minutes and 23 seconds to win the second stage of the Tour of Rwanda.

  • New Times Rwanda: Sudanese President Donates Computers

    The President of Sudan Omar Al-Bashir through his African youth initiative called 'Al-Bashir 01'has equipped computer labs of five government schools.

  • New Times Rwanda: MTN in Retailers' Promotion

    MTN Rwanda yesterday launched a retailer promotion that will run until the end of the year in an effort to motivate the frontline retailers of airtime and simpacks.

  • Times of Zambia Zambia: Three More Angolans Nabbed for Drug Trafficking

    THREE more Angolans have been arrested at the Ndola International Airport for trafficking in 249 pellets of pure grade cocaine weighing over 2.87 kilograms, bringing the number of nationals from that country who have been arrested in the last 21 days for the same offence to five.

  • November 17
  • New Times Rwanda: Genocide Suspect Hiding in Kenya, Says U.S.

    The United States has piled more pressure on Kenya to hunt down and handover Felicien Kabuga, the most wanted genocide fugitive believed to be hiding in Kenya.

  • New Times Rwanda: Govt Unhappy as Top Genocide Suspect Acquitted

    The Government of Rwanda has reacted to the decision by the International Criminal Tribunal of Rwanda (ICTR) to overturn a 20-year sentence and acquit Protais Zigiranyirazo, describing it as a 'sad moment' for justice.

  • UN News Congo-Kinshasa: Report Condemns Trial in Military Court Over Killing of UN Journalist

    A United Nations report released today criticizes the judicial process in a Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) military court in connection with the trial of a murdered Congolese journalist, including the alleged bribery of the presiding judges.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria/Cameroon: World Cup Organising Committee Congratulates Nigeria, New Zealand, Cameroon

    THE 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee South Africa (OC) have congratulated the three teams that qualified last night for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa next year.

  • New Times Rwanda: New Envoys Present Credentials

    President Paul Kagame yesterday received credentials of seven envoys, including those of the newly appointed Congolese Ambassador to Rwanda Norbert Nkulu Kilombo Mitumba.

  • New Times Rwanda: Bio-Diesel; Country Shows the Way [editorial]

    Last Sunday, Rwanda entered a groundbreaking agreement with two international firms Eco-fuels Global LLC, from the United States and Eco Positive Ltd from the UK.

  • New Times Rwanda: Four Gov't Institutions Named in Shady Tenders

    Tender committee members from four government institutions allegedly released millions of francs in phases that contravene stipulated tender procedures, The New Times has learnt.

  • New Times Rwanda: Swiss Joy Triggers Eaglet Tears

    UNSUNG Switzerland stole the show in Abuja, dashing Nigeria's hopes of crowning an exciting tournament with their fourth FIFA U-17 World Cup title.

  • ANGOP Angola: Country Invited to Conference of Congo Basin-Ocean Network

    Associations of defence to human rights of Angola and of the two Republics of Congo, part of the network of the Congo Basin-Ocean, will hold its second sub-regional conference in Brazzaville from November 24-29.

  • ANGOP Angola: Angolan Premier Defends Strengthening of Food Security

    The Angolan prime minister, António Paulo Kassoma, hopes that the World Summit on Food Security, happening in Rome (Italy), "concludes with the need for a multidimensional view to take up measures aimed at strengthen food security and finding proper solutions to the problems affecting the world".

  • ANGOP Angola: NGO Defends Children's Rights

    The representative of Danish Íbis NGO, Irene Fredriksson, called this Tuesday in Sumbe, capital of Kwanza Sul province, for the need of preserving children's rights so as to protect them from all kinds of violence.

  • ANGOP Angola: Govt's Food Strategy to Increase, Diversify Production

    The Angolan government's National Food Security and Nutritional Strategy for the 2009-2014 period aims at boosting and diversifying farming and fisheries production in a sustainable manner, in order to improve the supply of goods to the population and improving their living condition, said Monday in Rome, Italy, the Angolan prime minister, António Paulo Kassoma.

  • ANGOP Angola: Drinking Water Reaches 50 Percent of Kuito Population

    The governor of central Bié province, Cândida Celeste da Silva, said Monday in Kuito that 50 percent of the local population are already consuming drinking water, thanks to the implementation of the "Water for All" programme.

  • ANGOP Angola: Constitution Drafts Comparing Session Postponed for Wednesday

    The Constitutional Commission's meeting intended to approve the three Constitution drafts, initially scheduled for Tuesday, has been postponed for Wednesday, for unknown reasons.

  • ANGOP Angola: Over 150 Km of Menongue/Caiundo Road Cleared

    At least 155 kilometres, corresponding to 4,650 metres square of the extension, including 100-metre long and 70m wide bridge in stretch Menongue/Savate (Cuangar), were de-mined from 2008 to August 2009 period, in south-eastern Kuando Kubango province.

  • CISA Cameroon: Rape Cases on the Rise, Says New Survey

    A recent survey carried out in ten regions of Cameroon shows that rape cases are on the rise. According to IPS, 20 percent of the nearly 38,000 women interviewed reported having been raped.

more headlines: 1-25 | 26-50 | 51-75 | 76-100 | 101-125 | 126-150 | 151-175 | 176-200 | 201-225 | 226-250 | 251-275 | 276-300 | 301-325 | 326-350 | 351-375 | 376-400 | 401-425 | 426-450 | 451-475 | 476-500 | 501-525 | 526-550 | 551-575 | 576-600 | 601-605



AllAfrica - All the Time

Most Active Stories: Central Africa

Central Africa Links

Topics