May 21, 2002

• Kenya: Elections Offer Hope for Coffee Farmers (Nation)
• Kenya: NSSF is a Victim of Draconian Act [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: This is Religious Intolerance [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: War On HIV/Aids Has Only Begun (Nation)
• Kenya: Bank Launches Asset Financing (Nation)
• Kenya: Farming Hit By Lack of Funds (Nation)
• Kenya: Improved Activity At Tea Auction (Nation)
• Kenya: Sasini Records Half-Year Loss (Nation)
• Kenya: Include Us in Committee, Lobby Pleads (Nation)
• Malawi: EC Gives Lilongwe Emergency Food Aid (IRIN)
• Kenya: Defiant KFF Trio Vow They'll Attend the FIFA Congress (Nation)
• Kenya: Barasa Arrives to Prepare (Nation)
• Kenya: Revamped Lions Will Be Hard to Overthrow (Nation)
• Kenya: Charity Golf for the Blind at Royal (Nation)
• Kenya: Waweru to Manage Nairobi Team at Manchester Games (Nation)
• Kenya: Kanu's Plans for the Presidency (Nation)
• Sudan: US to Fund Nairobi Bid to End War in Khartoum (Nation)
• Kenya: Man in VP Saitoti Safety Scare Found Dead (Nation)
• Central Africa: Congolese Urge Kampala to Pullout (Nation)
• Kenya: Titanium Mining to Take Place, After All (Nation)
• Kenya: Firms Asked to Reduce Prices for HIV/Aids Drugs (Nation)
• Kenya: Debate Graft Report, LSK Urges Judges (Nation)
• Kenya: Opposition Alliance Gears Up for Rallies (Nation)
• Kenya: British Envoy Under Fire Over Land Issue (Nation)
• Kenya: Woes of Cruise Ship Workers (Nation)
• Mozambique: Murder in Maputo: CPJ Releases New Special Report On Murder of Leading Investigative Journalist Carlos Cardoso [opinion] (CPJ)
• Ghana: Let's Give Thanks to TOR Staff [editorial] (Accra Mail)
• Africa: UN Data Shows Majority of World's Couples Use Contraception (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Accra, Others to Benefit From Over 70 Million-Dollar Nutrition Programme (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Main Crop Season of Cocoa Ends Tomorrow (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Chinese Ambassador Lauds Accra's Business Environment (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: GPHA Detains Trawler (Accra Mail)
• Africa: Today is Biodiversity Day (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: New Deal Gives Prism R13m Boost (ITWeb)
• Africa: UN Agency Highlights Sustainability Issues At World Ecotourism Summit (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: Unisys Announces New E-@ction Server (ITWeb)
• Ghana: Accra, Bamako Hold Bilateral Talks (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: Business Objects Improves Roi With New Business Intelligence Tool (ITWeb)
• Ghana: Police Arrest 24 People for BECE Leakage (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: Octagon Enhances Credit Products (ITWeb)
• Africa: Investors Fear Violent Change (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: Sun Releases New-Look Staroffice 6.0 (ITWeb)
• South Africa: SNO ITA Due Friday (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Logitech Targets OEM, Business PC Markets With New Dual-Distribution Strategy (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Get Ready for a Staging Revolution (ITWeb)
• South Africa: CA Unveils Vision for Next Generation of Storage Management (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Conference Speakers Upbeat About IT's Prospects (ITWeb)
• South Africa: E-Business Realities Are Kicking in (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Camsoft Launches Maximizer Enterprise 7 CRM Products [opinion] (ITWeb)
• Ghana: Smokers Threaten Refinery (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: Kyocera Mita South Africa Launches New Km-4530, Km-5530 Digital Multifunctionals (ITWeb)
• South Africa: McAfee Releases Desktop Firewall 7.5 to Protect Corporate users from Integrated Threats [opinion] (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Smaller, Focused Computer Faire Opens (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Temenos Secures Largest Deal Ever At ING Bank (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Parmalat SA in R60m Contract With Dimension Data (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Oracle Launches Learning Management System in SA [opinion] (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Business Connexion Receives 'Proudly SA' Accreditation (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Microsoft to Sign Schools Deal Today (ITWeb)
• West Africa: Liberian Government Rejects Calls for Ceasefire (IRIN)
• Guinea: Young Refugees Team Up Against Drug Abuse (IRIN)
• Liberia: Abducted Priest, 60 Blind People Missing (IRIN)
• Sierra Leone: Truth Commission Faces Massive Shortfall (IRIN)
• South Africa: Insurance Controversy for People Living With HIV/Aids (IRIN)
• Africa: U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill Statement in Ghana [document] (U.S. Treasury)
• Sudan: Khartoum: Danforth Peace Initiative Progress Situation of Civilians in Remains Desperate [document] (HRW)
• Rwanda: Kigali Deports Herald's Editor to Kampala [document] (RSF)
• Madagascar: Stephen Ellis Speaks on Crisis in Antanarivo [interview] (IRIN)
• Uganda: Castle Lager, Shell Select in Joint Promotion (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kampala Targets France (New Vision)
• Uganda: Vision Rewards Readers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Council Launches Sh37.5m Project (New Vision)
• Uganda: FIFA: Kampala 'Shifts' As Polls Near (New Vision)
• Uganda: Clarify Animal Export Quotas (New Vision)
• Uganda: Stanchart Launch New Corporate Brand (New Vision)
• Uganda: Licence Sticker Shortage Hits URA (New Vision)
• Zambia: Mwanawasa is Immoral, Charges Brig. Miyanda (Post (Lusaka))
• Southern Africa: Unicef Warns of Food Crisis in Region (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Repossess FTJ's Institute Demand Opposition Leaders (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Chilenje Local Court Wants Vera to Appear for Marriage Interference (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Court Orders Inspection of Bank Accounts to Prove Chiluba's Thefts Case Goes to ZNCB (Post (Lusaka))
• Nigeria: ABCON Blames Banks (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Supporters Club Raises Alarm Over Syndicate (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Osun Plans Reception for Onigbinde, Ogunjobi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Plateau Boosts Rice Production With N5.6m (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Taribo, Sodje React On World Cup List (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Aviation Directors Charge Pilots to Seek Clearance on Weather Before Flights (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Government Nets N30b From ETF - Borishade (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police, Okada Riders Poise to Clash in Onitsha (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: South-East Immortalises Zik (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: "Strike Threat By Osun Workers Empty" (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: AAPN Emphasizes Marketing in Political Campaigns (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Urhobos Want Government to Implement Findings of Boundary Commission (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: IG Hails Rivers' Contributions to National Security (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Police Never Stopped MDC Rally - Bvudzijena (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Rhinos Hit Out At PSL's Decision to Bring Forward Match Against Bosso (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Suspected Carjackers Arrested (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ODZI Farmer in Court On Murder Charge (The Herald)
• Zambia: Lusaka Singer to Perform During Culture Week (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Abuja's HIV/Aids Drugs May Go Unused [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZSE Stabilises After Bull-Run (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tobacco Deliveries Improve (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ndlovu in Court On $2,6m Theft Charge (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tourism's Raw Materials Inexhaustible (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Flower Making Presence Felt (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Beleaguered Grabowski Back From SA (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Evicted Settlers to Be Allocated Land (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'The Last Castle' a Very Interesting Movie That Demands Thought (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: IDC Enhances Value of Agric Produce (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Students Attend Workshop On Russian Universities (The Herald)
• Congo-Kinshasa: RCD-Goma Calls for Inquiry Into Killings in Kisangani (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: Face the Challenges, Tourism Players Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Reports in SA Media Raise Eyebrows (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Highlanders Still to Taste Defeat [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Allegedly Poses As Soldier, Dupes Grinding Mill Company (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Douglas Thump Glendale Spinners (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZUPCO Bus Impounded By Lusaka Authorities (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sables to Fulfil First World Cup Assignment Against Antananarivo (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Twenty-Two Agricultural Units On Offer (The Herald)
• East Africa: Comesa Summit Set for Addis Ababa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: UK Immigration Authorities Manhandle Mliswa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet Sole Performance a Sell-Out (The Herald)
• Africa: Call to Boycott Israeli Goods Faces Threats (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Security Reinforced in Oil Region (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Abuja: Benue Says Lost $217 Million in Communal Unrest (IRIN)
• Sudan: US Urges Full Compliance With Danforth Tests (IRIN)
• South Africa: Top Legislature Official to "Pay Back" Salary Bonanza (East Cape News)
• South Africa: UDM Rejects Mandela's Call for Holomisa to Rejoin the ANC (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Alleged Rapist of Handicapped Girl in Court (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Ambulance Service in Dire Straits (East Cape News)
• Ethiopia: Bono And US Treasury Secretary O'Neill in Africa (Debt, Aid, Trade in Africa)
• South Africa: Enough Policymaking, Now Let's Act - Pahad (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Microsoft Bridges the Digital Divide in SA Schools (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Revised UIF to Alleviate Plight of Ex-Workers (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Old Mutual Helps HIV/Aids Orphans (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SA Must Play a Role in Global Growth - Mbeki (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SADTU, Asmal Agree On New School Evaluation System (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Selebi Commends Detectives for a Job Well Done (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng Education Empowers Parents (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Blue IQ Initiative Good for Nepad (BuaNews)
• South Africa: No Pardon for Chris Hani's Killers! [press release] (COSATU)
• Sudan: Khartoum Envoy John Danforth's Meeting With President Bush (State Department)
• South Africa: Marc Wainer: Director, Redefine [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Wayne Mccurrie: Market Commentator [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: John Embry: Manager, Royal Bank of Canada [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Tom Boardman: CEO, BoE [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Sell Nasdaq Shares Into Strength (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Greg Morris: CEO, Micromega [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Belinda Anderson: Moneyweb Reporter [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Leon Kirkinis: CEO, ABIL [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: David Shapiro: JSE Report [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: JSE Highlights: 20 May 2002 [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Is Nedcor Poised to Win Boe? (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Can You Spare a Cent (or Two)? (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Prosecutors Probe Trade in Two Companies (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Non-Performers Beware (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: The Stock-Pick Perception Bubble (Moneyweb)
• Tanzania: Human Rights Conference Opens in Arusha On Friday (Internews)
• Nigeria: Akosa Hails Onigbinde's List (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Fatima Targets National Record (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Eagles Can't Go Far - Tinubu (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Fabulous Fabia Up for Grabs (P.M. News)
• Rwanda: Questions About Genocide Suspect's Link to RPA (Internews)
• Nigeria: Pensioners Seek Tinubu's Assistance (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Activist Lambasts Decampees (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Fresh Crisis Rocks Police (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Man Abandons Wife, 7 Children (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Students Lose N37m to Fraudsters (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Thunder Kills Mother, Son (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Julius Berger Moves to Oke-Afa Canal (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Shina Peters' Dancer Attacked (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Seventy Robbers Nabbed in Lagos (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Stray Bullets Kills Man At Ebute-Meta (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Agege Oba Attacks LG Boss, Says He's Arrogant (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: 'Two Party System is Good' (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: 'Why Special Squads Were Scapped' (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Police Kill 2 Unilag Students (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: 'Why I Quit AD' (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Today in the Newspapers (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Police Sacks 99 (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Two Nabbed With Human Skull (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Low Turn Out in LGs Referendum Vote (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Okocha, Kanu in Killed Mood Babayaro Warns Eagles Opponents (P.M. News)
• South Africa: Top Gold Investor Recalls 1970s, Tips Anglogold (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Bearish Calls Go Awry As Gold Spikes (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Interview With John Embry: Royal Precious Metals Fund [broadcast transcript] (Mineweb)
• South Africa: SA Gold Strike Could Spread - Union (Mineweb)
• South Africa: DRD to Issue Shares for Hedge (Mineweb)
• South Africa: WMC' Shares Go for Run On Xstrata Talk (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Newmont Overheated; Barrick Preferred (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Angloplat to Face-Down Rivals (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Gold Stocks Run On Bullion Strength (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Goerge's Winning UN Logo Design Lights a Candle of Hope for SA's Children (Argus)
• South Africa: HIV/Aids is Wiping Out SA's Teachers - World Bank (Argus)
• Liberia: 'Efforts Toward Children a Meaningless Unless . . . 'Says Jewel Taylor (NEWS)
• Liberia: LIJ Challenges Media, Others (NEWS)
• Liberia: Political Party Decries Petroleum Monopoly (NEWS)
• Liberia: Civil Society Wants War Machinery Silenced, Says Dialogue is the Alternative (NEWS)
• Liberia: Government Welcomes Sub-Regional Initiatives (NEWS)
• West Africa: Tipoteh Supports Ecowas Intervention in Liberia's Crisis (NEWS)
• West Africa: Change Government Peacefully - Liberians Challenged (NEWS)
• Liberia: Cuttington Transfers Classes to Monrovia, Appeals for Help (NEWS)
• Liberia: Ellen Takes On Information Ministry, Threatens Legal Action (NEWS)
• Liberia: Catholic Priest Feared Abducted (NEWS)
• Namibia: Volunteers Urged to Get Busy On Railway Extension (Namibian)
• Namibia: President Urges Commitment to Nation's Vision 2030 (Namibian)
• Namibia: Tuhadeleni Lays Into Absent Landlords (Namibian)
• Rwanda: Nahimana Led Anti- Tutsi Committee, Expert Witness Says (Internews)
• Namibia: Cuban-Trained Lawyers 'Face Discrimination' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Desert TV On the Air (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nabta Conditionally Agrees On Bus Fares (Namibian)
• Namibia: Police Probe 3 Armed Hold-Ups (Namibian)
• Namibia: From Court, in Short (Namibian)
• Namibia: Two Escapees Arrested in Capital (Namibian)
• Namibia: Residents Soak Up Costs (Namibian)
• Namibia: Reporter Wins Press Freedom Case in SA (Namibian)
• Namibia: From Court, in Short (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Governor Lawal Pleads for Understanding From Workers (Vanguard)
• West Africa: Ecomog Will Maintain President Taylor in Power [opinion] (Perspective)
• Africa: EU Required to Stop One Million Euros in Fishing Subs (Perspective)
• Burundi: Hutu Rebels Vow to Free Bishop "Soon" (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Nicon Reaffirms Management Buy-Out (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why We Set Up Bank of Industry - Obasanjo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rmafc Warns Against Abuse of Joint Account (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CBN Sells N27.3bn Bills (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Access Bank Raises NSE Market Capitalisation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: We Paid 1,801 Western Union Beneficiaries - First Bank (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: All-Share Index Rises By 0.67 Per Cent (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja's External Reserve Drops to $9.7bn (Daily Trust)
• Uganda: MPs to Review Defilement Law (New Vision)
• Uganda: Over 4,000 Benefit From Uweso (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kasese Groups Fight (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nsibambi Return Set (New Vision)
• Uganda: Jinja Remand Prisons Chief Dies (New Vision)
• Uganda: Musinguzi Gives Lawyers Cows (New Vision)
• Uganda: IGG Reverses Kaberamaido District Building Tender Award (New Vision)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Fifty Killed in DRC Clashes - Bishop (New Vision)
• Uganda: Katumba Shuffles 15 Police Officers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Hoima Offices Close After CAO's Assault (New Vision)
• Uganda: Inquiry Team On Pulkol's Mum Set (New Vision)
• Uganda: Electoral Commission's Spokesman Kizito is Dead (New Vision)
• Uganda: Government Names POB Experts (New Vision)
• Uganda: UPDF Arrests 60 Officers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Eight Arrested (New Vision)
• Uganda: Avoid Violence, Police Told (New Vision)
• Uganda: New Team to Review Procurement (New Vision)
• Uganda: Assist HIV/Aids Patients, Says WHO Boss (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fight HIV/Aids - Mukula (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Hold Two Over Kyenjojo Office Fire (New Vision)
• Uganda: UPDF Kills Two Suspected Murderers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Busia District PWDs Get Three Wheelchairs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fight Erupts in Kisoro Church Before Nkoyooyo (New Vision)
• Uganda: Be Open On HIV/Aids, Says Jinja Boss (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Hunt for Baby Killer (New Vision)
• Central Africa: Army Commander Defied Museveni on Congo Trade (New Vision)
• East Africa: Empower Women, Nairobi, TZ Told (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bazukulu Attack Kabaka Mutebi (New Vision)
• Uganda: ADF 'Produce' Own Soldiers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Summons Express Chairman (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kampala Siamese Twins Separated (New Vision)
• Uganda: Water Crisis Hits Gulu (New Vision)
• Uganda: Target Villages, Kamuntu Tells Micro-Finance Bodies (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mukono Gets Health Equipment (New Vision)
• Nigeria: No Law to Dissolve LGCS in Jigawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Address Security Issues, Hashidu Tells Obasanjo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Odili Signs Law to Dissolve LGCS (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Atiku Endorses Boni for Second Term (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Food Security is My Mission in Kogi - Aspirant (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Axe Dangles On Borno Speaker (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FMBN And Its Unused Billions (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Between Obasanjo And Buhari [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Insane Woman Pursue Insane Man With Broken Bottles (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Iwendi Promoted to Deputy Commissioner of Police (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Insufficient Funding Will Stifle the Army - Senator Zigo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Father of Raped 3-Year-Old Girl Petitions NCWS (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Katsina Denies Deputy Governor's Allegation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bauchi LG Launches Campaign On National ID Card (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Danjuma Scores NDA High (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gidado Explains Funding of UBE (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Signs Agreement With Canada (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Governor Makarfi Receives Commission's Report, Threatens Culprits (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Ladies' Golf Title Up for Grabs (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Teachers Forced to Pay for Victory Party (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Needs to Spell Out His Retirement Plan [editorial] (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mashonaland Basketball Teams Hog the Limelight At BUZ Meet (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Gweru University Students Suspended (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Southern Region Leads Domestic League (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: GMB's Decision On Millers Worsens Maize Shortages (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: CFU Has Muddied the Political Waters [opinion] (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: War Vets Order Old Mutare Farmer to Leave His Property (Daily News)
• Uganda: Alenyo Loses Nebbi Case (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kampala Gets Shs 7.5bn for Tourism (Monitor)
• Uganda: Sebaana Raises Shs 15m (Monitor)
• Uganda: UPDF Overstays Khartoum Deadline (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kamyuka! (Monitor)
• Uganda: Giants Reach S-Bend (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government Sold UCB At Shs 1,000! (Monitor)
• Uganda: Civil Society Groups Plot WTO Strategy (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kazini Telling Lies - Porter (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kiyonga; Wife Inheritance is Not the Big Issue Anymore (Monitor)
• Uganda: Sixteen UPDF Arrested Over Monitor Story (Monitor)
• Uganda: Muk Students Protest Sex for Marks Demand (Monitor)
• Uganda: A Week As a Queen [opinion] (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Hungwe Accused of Imposing a Chief (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Local Sporting Heroes to Be Honoured in Hall of Fame (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Tobacco Sales Depressed Despite Price Incentive (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Editor Nyarota Arrested As Crackdown On Media Continues (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Economic Slump Recipe for Uprising, Warns MDC (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Joy TV Boss Quits (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe's Threats Just Reckless Talk, Says NCA, MDC (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Top ZBC Man Quits (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Ndlovu in Court Over $860 000 Theft Allegation (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Farmer Pleads Guilty to Culpable Homicide (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Enugu Cj Accuses Legislators of Hindering Speedy Trial (This Day)
• Nigeria: APP Gains More Supporters in Adamawa (This Day)
• Nigeria: Foreign Investment Drive And Threats of Mutiny [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fatayi-Williams And the Supreme Court [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Delta LG Chairmen, Councillors to Go June 2 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nation Safe for Foreign Investors - Anyim (This Day)
• Nigeria: Over 1000 Jobs Regularised As Labour Congress Pickets Ota Firms (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abia Legislator Alleged Threat to Life (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government Releases N295m for Reactivation of Jos Steel Rolling Mill (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bolton Wants Okocha, But for Peanuts (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: Lagos Moves to Check Electoral Violence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Aikhomu, Gani, Balarabe, 15 Others Pick INEC Forms (This Day)
• Nigeria: Assembly Moves to Impeach Turaki (This Day)
• Nigeria: Picking Eagles Not Easy Task - Onigbinde (This Day)
• Nigeria: LG Aspirant Assures Electorate (This Day)
• Nigeria: Derby Counts On Aiyegbeni (This Day)
• Nigeria: Foundation Spends N60m On Education (This Day)
• Nigeria: Sale of Handouts, Unaccredited Textbooks Banned in Kogi Poly (This Day)
• Nigeria: Stella Obasanjo Enjoins Women to Pray for Nation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Don't Politicise Kano Crash - Chikwe (This Day)
• Nigeria: Benue Lost N25bn to Conflict - Government (This Day)
• Nigeria: Wife Sues SA Husband for N10m (This Day)
• Nigeria: Orphanage Hospital Loses 15 to HIV/Aids (This Day)
• Uganda: Disarmament Exercise Leads to Clashes in Karamoja (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Senate Committee Frowns At Condition of Airports (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Autonomy Bill Will Destroy Universities - ASUU (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Quelea Birds May Sack Sokoto Farmers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Foreign Pilots for Aviation - Minister (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Housewife Faces Sharia Court Over Abortion (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sixty-seven Citizens Deported From SA in 6 Months (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Niger Inaugurates Fact-Finding Committee (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kuta Blames Military for Lapses in Aviation Industry (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hitch-Free Polls Rest On Citizens, Press - Wali (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2003: De-Emphasis Materialism, Obasanjo Urges Aspirants (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Government Must Disband Vigilante Groups - Human Rights Watch (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Over 500,000 People Died in Communal Conflicts - Adviser (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC Goes Into Oil Exploration (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Swiss Senate President Pledges Support for Abuja's Democracy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Moves to Impeach Governor Turaki Stalled (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Seventeen Associations Collect INEC Application Forms (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: VC Laments Problems of Education (This Day)
• Nigeria: NNPC Signs Agreement With Exxonmobil, Chevron, Phillip (This Day)
• Nigeria: I Know Ige Killers, Says Soyinka Again (This Day)
• Cameroon: Will It Be Third Time Unlucky for Song? (This Day)
• Nigeria: Olusegun Obasanjo And Nation [opinion] (This Day)
• Cameroon: Indomitable Lions Fail to Show Up (This Day)
• Nigeria: Between First Bank And IIL [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: Politician Urges Electorate to Vote Based On Manifesto (This Day)
• Nigeria: Courts Must Seek Highest Possible Ideal of Justice And Fairness [document] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kwara Government Restates Commitment to People's Welfare (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'NUC Not Responsible for Admission Problems Into Law Faculties' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Desertification Campaign Costs Government N11bn (This Day)
• Nigeria: Police Chief Tasks Press On Objectivity (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akwa Ibom: Before the Next General Assembly [column] (This Day)
• Africa: FIFA Election: Burkina Faso Backs Hayatou (This Day)
• Nigeria: Political Arrows of a Master Strategist [book review] (This Day)
• Nigeria: NDDC Offers Free Healthcare in Ondo (This Day)
• Nigeria: NGO Campaigns Against Child Labour, Women Trafficking (This Day)
• Nigeria: Army to Dispose Unserviceable Ammunition (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onshore, Offshore: Government, Governors Meeting Deadlocked (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Detests Ndigbo - Senator Nwachukwu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Niger Governor, Labour Disagree On Salaries (This Day)
• South Africa: SA Struggle Past Scots (This Day)
• Nigeria: Our Legal Education And Legal Profession in Crisis? (This Day)
• Nigeria: NUJ Chief Advises Newsmen On Unionism (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Set to Resuscitate Metroline (This Day)
• Nigeria: Anyaoku Elected for UN Job (This Day)
• Nigeria: Zamfara Government to Disburse N50m for Cotton Production (This Day)
• Nigeria: At Last, Onigbinde's Fledgelings Become Eagles [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Wildlife As Weapon Against Poverty (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eagles Arrive Japan, Onigbinde Restricts Players (This Day)
• Nigeria: NAFDAC to Confiscate Unregistered Drugs (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fela's Disciples Sing for Super Eagles (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oyo Retires Assembly Clerk (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ten Policemen Arrested Over Extortion (This Day)
• Nigeria: LG Polls (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja, FAO Sign $306,000 Technical Partnership Agreement (This Day)
• Nigeria: AD Decampees Are Political Fraudsters - Sen. Adeyemo (This Day)
• Nigeria: World Cup Outing Tickles Sodje (This Day)
• Nigeria: AD Presidential Aspirants 'Ll Emerge After Council Polls - Abdulkadir (This Day)
• South Africa: Trade in Truworths' Stock Notches Up Big Volumes (Business Day)
• South Africa: Supremo Takes a Second Look At SA (Business Day)
• South Africa: Goldie Should Try And Match Our Castens's Record (Business Day)
• South Africa: Looking Inward for Peace [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Trinity Refuses to Back Lwami's Proposals for Afrikander Lease (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja Short-Lists 25 Firms to Set Up Private Refineries (Business Day)
• South Africa: Forum to Showcase Success Stories (Business Day)
• South Africa: BoE May Have Lost R14bn in Deposit Run (Business Day)
• South Africa: Abil Might Go to Debt Markets to Fund Bid (Business Day)
• South Africa: Serco, Equity to Acquire Apron Services (Business Day)
• Senegal: MAAL Enchants With Desert Blues (Business Day)
• Kenya: Aga Khan, Nairobi in Tribute to the Queen (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ford-P: Leave Nyachae Alone (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Coast MPs Set Date for Succession Issue (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Mumias Sugar Regain Top Slot (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Pathologist's Life 'Is Not in Danger' (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Waive Tax On Oil Spill Gear, Stakeholders Urge Govt (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Woman Arrested With Heroin At JKIA (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Sunkuli Hits At Nyachae (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Nondies Win Christie Sevens Rugby (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Joint Programme On HIV/Aids Launched (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Professional Bodies Offer the Best Way to the Future (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Five Appointed to Kengen Board (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ex-Minister Cheboiwo Sues in-Law Over Land (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Telkom Beats Impala in Vaisakhi Tournament (EA Standard)
• Africa: Integration Will Improve Africa's Competitiveness [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: Imperatives of the Zik Institute [opinion] (This Day)
• Kenya: Kangundo Hospital in Drugs Crisis (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KCB Lions Roar to Premiership Mark (EA Standard)
• Kenya: National Airline Shares On High Demand At USE (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kyanguli: 'Don't Admit Evidence' (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Airports Short of Staff, Government Admits (EA Standard)
• South Africa: Draft Law Will Compel Banks to Lend to Poor (Business Day)
• Southern Africa: Five Reasons the Region Can't Ignore Lesotho's Poll [analysis] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Defence Has Spent R203m On Consultants (Business Day)
• Lesotho: Water Project Boss Convicted of Bribery (Business Day)
• South Africa: Brimstone, Nexttvest Guilty of Share-Price Fixing (Business Day)
• South Africa: Greenwich Village Inspires Cape Town's E-City Hub Plan (Business Day)
• South Africa: Makgoba, Pahad Play Down Apparent War of Words (Business Day)
• South Africa: Didata to Refresh Parmalat's Systems (Business Day)
• South Africa: Tough Retail Banking Environment Hurts BoE (Business Day)
• South Africa: Domain Name Shift Raises Debate (Business Day)
• South Africa: Probe Finds Irregular Spending in Province (Business Day)
• South Africa: Culinary Exchange in Heart of Langa (Business Day)
• South Africa: Daimlerchrysler Rolls On (Business Day)
• South Africa: Players Who Opted for Country Cricket Taking Risks' (Business Day)
• South Africa: A Fit Radebe Will Wear the Armband (Business Day)
• South Africa: Exporters Help Put the Currency Back On Top Briefly (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: Six MDC Activists Charged Under New Zim Law (Business Day)
• South Africa: Safika, Makana Finally Reach a Deal On Shares (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rand Makes Hay While Sun Shines (Business Day)
• South Africa: US Measures to Support Farmers Elicit Ire (Business Day)
• Kenya: Police Deny Torturing Suspect (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kandie Wins 10k Race (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Sh7m Muite Case Adjourned (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Plot On Gachanja's Life Wasn't Probed (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Mwahima in Bid to Quash Abuse of Office Suit (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Flood Victims in Plea for More Aid (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Immigration Staff Transferred to OP (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Furious CJ Attacks Commonwealth Judges (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Recent Tremors Now Explained (EA Standard)
• Kenya: DP to Raila: Where is Molasses Cash? (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Government Seeks Funds to Retrench KPLC Staff (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Trafficker Given 20-Year Jail Term (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Swimmers Selected for Africa Meet (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Cancer Treatment At KNH Resumes (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Tea Farmer Shot Dead in Fracas (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: Today in the Newspapers (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Leave Me to My Peace (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Laloko Blasts Onigbinde (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Ex-Champion Crashes of Nicon, NUFOL (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Nation Unpredictable As Ever [analysis] (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Succour for a Disabled Wizard (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: 'Mother Hen Gives Me Secret Fear' (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Silverspoon Flouts IG's Order On Police Security (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Femi Kuti, Africa Shrine's Bar Attendant in Hot Romance (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Robbers Snatch 150 Vehicles in Lagos (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: Lagos Holds Referedum Tomorrow (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: This Cup is Ours - Kanu (P.M. News)
• Nigeria: IBB's Government Planned to Kill Me - Priscilla Kuye [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lawyer Petitions IG Over Threat to Life (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cause of Death Important Ingredient in Murder [document] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Markarfi Commends Government Over Ban On BAC 1-11 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Groups Want Bakassi Boys Disbanded (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Introduces Free Education (This Day)
• Nigeria: Magic Flight: 50 Kids Leave for Johannesburg (This Day)
• Nigeria: Laloko, Okpala Differ Over Eagles' List (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onigbinde Rejected N4.2m Bribe - Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Taps in Lagos Gush Muddy Water (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Katsina Government Won't Condone Blackmail' (This Day)
• West Africa: Ecomog May Intervene in Liberia - President Wade (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003 Polls Will Make Or Break Nation - Harry Akande (This Day)
• Kenya: KFF Bosses And Council Chiefs Meet (EA Standard)
• Eritrea: Demobilisation Begins (IRIN)
• Somalia: Addis Lashes Out At Mogadishu Government (IRIN)
• Ethiopia: Japan Pledges Over US $26 Million for Road Construction (IRIN)
• Africa: US Treasury Secretary in Africa to See For Himself (allAfrica)
• Africa: The AGOA Bargain is Unequal - Oxfam [interview] (allAfrica)
• Nigeria: Government Must Disband Vigilante Groups [document] (HRW)