May 29, 2002

• Niger: Journalists Released After A Week in Jail for Defamation [press release] (CPJ)
• Sudan: Group Calls For Intervention Against Torture [press release] (OMCT)
• Senegal: Senegalese Player Steals Necklace (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta Government Claims 8,000 Youths Employed in Three Years (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Third Anniversary: New Bill on Political Violence Coming (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Drop in External Reserve: Naira Loses 82 Kobo in Ifem (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Three Shot As Police, Bakassi Boys Exchange Gunfire (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eight Aspirants Vie for Onitsha Chairmanship Seat (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Tahir Condemns Contractors' Handling of Ube Classroom Blocks (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Will Get Better With Time [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Where is Governor Peter Odili? Obienu Asks Obasanjo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ANPP Leaders Address Aikhomu, Jambo Rift, Says Committee Member (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Korea/Japan World Cup: Chukwu Allays Fears, Okpala Speaks On Mutiu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Will Ensure Nobody Pulls Us Back - NAICOM Boss (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Oputa Commission Submits Reports to Government (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ten Killed, Six Injured in Ibadan-Ife Road Auto Crash (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ALSCON Resumes Production Sept, Says Minister (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CBN Issues Guidelines On Foreign Bank Guarantee for Loans (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Vows to Unseat Alamieyeseigha in 2003 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos Sues Government Over Compensation for Blast Victims (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: South-East: Conflict of Individual And Group Interest [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Okogie Gives Thumbs Down for Legislators (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Gives Eagles Q-Final Order (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Wants Government to Introduce Social Security Measures (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ibori Pledges to Complete On-Going Projects Before May 2003 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Four Feared Dead As Bandits Hold Residents Hostage (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo And the Politics of Yorubaland: a Vote for Politics of the Centre [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ondo NULGE Vows to Make LGs Ungovernable for Transition Committees (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: MASSOB Threatens to Distrupt 2003 Elections in South East (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A-Ibom Declares Free Education for Primary, JSS Students (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Towards the Safety of Abuja Airspace [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: South-South: United By Oil, Divided By Party [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: LGs Directors of Personnel Management to Head Councils in Oyo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: LG Bosses Appeal Against Court Ruling On Council Dissolution (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ...As Clamour for Igbo President Splits Groups (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cleric Advises Politicians Against Ethno-Religious Sentiments (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bozegha, Victim of EAS Plane Crash, Laid to Rest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: LG Tenure Expires Today - Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Presidency May Dissolve 137 Boards of Parastatals (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Government Settles Backlog of Military Pensions (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NUJ Urges Government to Resolve Caretaker Committee Logjam (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Akume Appeals to Obasanjo On Promises to Benue (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: No Dividends of Democracy Yet in Three Years, Says Cd [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Top Debt Collector Thrown Out (Nation)
• Rwanda: Arusha Genocide Tribunal Dismisses British Lawyer (Nation)
• Kenya: Aga Khan Concludes Kenya Visit (Nation)
• Kenya: Employers To Boycott NSSF (Nation)
• Kenya: Prisons Described As Harsh (Nation)
• Kenya: New Code Of Conduct For Teachers Out Soon (Nation)
• Kenya: Aids Council To Face Auditors (Nation)
• Kenya: Catholics Deny Role In Crusade (Nation)
• Kenya: Students To Get Bigger Loans (Nation)
• Kenya: 10 Somalis Fined For Illegal Flight (Nation)
• Kenya: MP Is Sued For Abandoning His Party (Nation)
• Kenya: $15 Million Anti-Measles Drive Starts In June (Nation)
• Kenya: Raila Move To Cost Kenyans $11m (Nation)
• Kenya: Nation Performance Improves (Nation)
• Tanzania: Dar Central Bank Props Up Depreciating Shilling (Nation)
• Kenya: Tennis: Champion in Nairobi Club quarter-finals (Nation)
• Kenya: Kasuku Is Re-elected To Head Professional Golf (Nation)
• Uganda: How Dutch Support is a Blessing to Kampala [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Did Museveni Violate Law in Campaigning for Mbabazi? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Lack of Tolerance is Killing Our Politics [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mutagamba Late At Crucial International Meeting [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Jilted Soldier Shoots At Crowd, Kills Three (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Marks Third Year, Raises Concern Over Violence (IRIN)
• Rwanda: Killings Were Hutu Uprising Ex-Minister Tells Cyangugu Trial (Hirondelle)
• Rwanda: Ngeze is a Scapegoat of a Popular Dialogue, Says Defence (Hirondelle)
• Rwanda: International Tribunal Discharges Lead Defence Counsel (IRIN)
• Rwanda: USAID Grants US $2 Million for Genocide Orphans, Flood Victims (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: Lecturer On Bribery Charges (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZIFA Board Members Unhappy With Chibizhe's Status (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: More Children Forced to Beg (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: HAZ Mobilises Members (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: MDC Suspends Officials (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Doctors Resolve Not to Work Overtime (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Teenage Programmes Quench Public Opinion (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chidzikwe Focuses On Futures Tourneys (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CAPS On the Road Again for Tricky Tie Against Lancashire (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Irin Focus On Troubled Education System [document] (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Missiion Counters RCD-Goma Charges of Partiality (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: Suspected MDC Supporters Attack Buhera Villagers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Pageant Wraps Up Culture Week (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Lion Lager Rugby League Becoming Huge Mismatch (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Abuja Minister Jets in for Talks (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Four Die, Several Injured in Road Accidents (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: FCG in $2,2 Billion Expansion Project (The Herald)
• Libya: Tripoli Beef Experts Arrive (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Former Herald Employee Dies (The Herald)
• Africa: Changes in Fees for US Consular Services (State Department)
• South Africa: NYC Announces Youth Month (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Strong Detective Team Needed to Fight Serious Crime - Schutte (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Western Cape Feeds the Hungry (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng Housing Info Just a Phone Call Away (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng Sets Aside a 'Patient-Friendly' Budget (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SA Sends Medical Aid to Maputo (BuaNews)
• Congo-Brazzaville: Electoral Commission Disqualifies 12 Parliamentary Candidates (IRIN)
• South Africa: Gauteng to Spend R1.9b On Water And Sanitation (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Conference to Focus On Impact of HIV/Aids On Education (BuaNews)
• South Africa: DFA Needs More Resources, Says Dlamini-Zuma (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Muzuvukile Curnick Ndlovu [document] (COSATU)
• Lesotho: IEC Must Be Congratulated [editorial] (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: Twenty-Five-Man Likoena Squad Announced (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: Spirits High for Top 4 Finals (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: Mabote Constituency: Lack of Communication Between IEC And Parties Or What? [opinion] (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: Observers Say Elections Were Free And Fair (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: Elections Generally Free And Fair, Says Troika And International Observers (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: BNP Calls for a Forensic Audit of Elections to Cast Away Doubts (Mopheme)
• Lesotho: LCD Does It Again (Mopheme)
• Zimbabwe: New Revenue Collection System Needed: RBZ (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sportsperson of the Year Awards Clouded By Controversy (The Herald)
• Angola: 'Zimbabweans Have Right to Choose Own Leader' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sikhala's Trial Set to Continue Next Week (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Preps for World Summit Begin [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Epworth Woman Escapes Jail Term (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Indigenise Mining Sector (The Herald)
• South Africa: Rabies Warning in Barberton (African Eye)
• South Africa: Slow Return to Classes After Hostage Drama (African Eye)
• Malawi: Sexy Billboards Get Citizens Hot Under the Collar (African Eye)
• South Africa: MEC Warns Against Mob Justice, Abuse of Commandos (African Eye)
• South Africa: Retrenchment Good News for Workers (African Eye)
• Congo-Kinshasa: La Francophonie to Help Establish Radio Stations (IRIN)
• Guinea Bissau: Ship Arrives With US Food Aid (IRIN)
• South Africa: TAU Wants Didiza to Explain Labour Tenants' Claims (African Eye)
• Swaziland: Report Shows 150,000 Need Food Aid in Tiny Kingdom (IRIN)
• South Africa: Investment in Rural Areas North of Witbank Doubled (African Eye)
• Angola: IOM to Deliver Supplies to Unita Families (IRIN)
• South Africa: Flood Victims Complain of Shoddy Repairs (African Eye)
• South Africa: Cop Killing Wave Spurs Bid to Protect the Protectors (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chakaodza, Kanyuchi Arrested Again (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Revival of Closed Firms to Start Soon (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Criticism Over Uniform Surprises Chigwedere (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Border Jumpers Lose Over $2 Million to Armed Robbers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Another Designer Label for Fashion Enthusiasts (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Black Rhinos Host Bosso (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chandida Displays Fine Show [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Urgent Aid Needed to Avert Catastrophe (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Robinson Decries "Blatant Disregard for Human Rights" (IRIN)
• Rwanda: Prosecutor Challenges Former Minister's Credibility (Internews)
• Liberia: Is LURD Ready for Peace? [editorial] (Perspective)
• South Africa: Alex Pestana: Senior Portfolio Manager, Sanlam [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Piet Viljoen: Market Commentator [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Nicolaas Vlok: CEO, Idion [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Dee Campouroglou: MD, Institutional Asset Management, Appleton Afc [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Nigel Stokes: CEO, Datamirror [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Kevin Wakeford: CEO, Sacob [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: David Shapiro: JSE Report [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Brand Pretorius: Chairman, Retail Apparel Group [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Alvin Els: CEO, Prism [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Theunie Lategan: Chief Executive, FNB Corporate [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: JSE Highlights: 28 May 2002 [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Deutsche Denies Blame, But Settles With SARB (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Manuel VS the Bean Counters (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Go High On Bafana Bafana Goals (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Nedcor Mulls Free Internet Access (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Cell C Forecasts 1m Subscribers This Year (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Collecting What is Due [opinion] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Mccarthy Drops R360m On Rag Support (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: D-Day for Idion? (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Manuel Gives Nedcor, BoE Deal the Nod (Moneyweb)
• Angola: Foreign Troops in Quartering Areas (IRIN)
• South Africa: Gold Cracks On Another $5 (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Trans Hex to Benefit From Diamond Concessions (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Gold Bear Goodwin Unrepentant (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Takeover Mind Games Begin (Mineweb)
• Liberia: The Monrovian Crisis - When Did It Begin? [opinion] (Perspective)
• Africa: Corporate Activists Promoting Condoms As Panacea to HIV/Aids [opinion] (Perspective)
• South Africa: Hogan Resigns From Finance Committee (Business Day)
• South Africa: Telkom is Confident About Its Listing And Competition (Business Day)
• South Africa: Golden Handcuffs [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Leisurenet Bosses Seek Their Right to Silence (Business Day)
• South Africa: Who Plan Tastes Sour for Sugar Producers (Business Day)
• South Africa: All is Not Well in Eastern Cape Stofile (Business Day)
• South Africa: Moving Towards Thin Clients (Business Day)
• South Africa: Judge Fagan Under Fire Over HIV/Aids Figure (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rand Rises to Year High As Exporters Sell Dollars (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: Farmers' Union Says No Action On Invaders (Business Day)
• South Africa: Keep Ngema's Song Off Radio, Urges ANC (Business Day)
• Zambia: Lusaka Fails to Find Buyer for Its Mines (Business Day)
• South Africa: Growth Potential As Companies Downsize (Business Day)
• Lesotho: Maseru's Ruling Party Romps Home (Business Day)
• South Africa: Talkernet to Set Up Shop in Cape (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cell C Benefits From Market Left Wide Open (Business Day)
• South Africa: Suppliers Now Focusing On What Customers Really Want (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pityana Lashes Out At Racist, Flawed Report' As a Vendetta (Business Day)
• South Africa: Business Wary of Techno Geeks (Business Day)
• South Africa: Growth Dips to 2,2% On Higher Rates And Prices (Business Day)
• South Africa: Diplomats Get Eleventh-Hour Tax Reprieve (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cape Town to Table Only Part of Its Budget (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wakeford Urges Better Deal (Business Day)
• South Africa: SA Takes a Giant Stride Forward in Lowering Risk (Business Day)
• South Africa: Nosworthy, Simons May Be in Running for Ford's Job (Business Day)
• South Africa: Harksen Drops a Few More Bombshells (Business Day)
• South Africa: Manufacturing Sector's Growth Slips (Business Day)
• South Africa: Topping Up Reservoir of Teachers a Must for SA [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Union Split is the Reason for Drawn-Out Deal Talks (Business Day)
• South Africa: Transnet Unties Its Apron Strings (Business Day)
• South Africa: Commission Gives Details of Deutsche Settlement (Business Day)
• South Africa: EU to Trawl Fish-Rich States for Partnerships As Its Stocks Dwindle (Business Day)
• South Africa: Office Vacancies Worsen in Major Centres (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ostrich Finds an Appreciative Audience in Russian Restaurants (Business Day)
• South Africa: Languishing Copper Price Sees BHP Extend Cuts (Business Day)
• South Africa: Poor Would Bear Brunt of Plastic Bag Rules [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wakeford Calls On State to Outsource Delivery of Services (Business Day)
• South Africa: Annual Subscriptions Help Small Companies (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mccarthy Poised to Return to Its Roots (Business Day)
• South Africa: ANC Intervenes in Education Standoff (Business Day)
• South Africa: Gold Price Rises to a 31-Month High (Business Day)
• South Africa: Straeuli Unhappy With Conditioning And Fitness Levels of Springbok Players (Business Day)
• South Africa: R500m Golf Estate Planned for VAAL Club (Business Day)
• South Africa: Payroll Mistakes Can Cause Staff Turnover (Business Day)
• Uganda: NGOs Call for "Home-Grown" Policies, Debt Write-Off (IRIN)
• South Africa: Bid for Idion Now Unconditional (ITWeb)
• Africa: NEPAD Success Will Be Linked to Developing, Sustaining ICT Platforms in Africa [opinion] (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Employment Equity: Are EE Statistics a Nightmare? (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Room for Improvement in SA's IVR Systems (ITWeb)
• South Africa: MB Technologies Increases Half-Time Score (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Edcon Re-Randomises With PIC Solutions (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Ladbrokes.com Offers Online Bookmaking On Msn.co.za (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Metropolitan, Propnet Implement Glotec Tenant Profile Network (ITWeb)
• South Africa: IT Wise Receives Packeteer Award for Second Consecutive Year (ITWeb)
• South Africa: First Web-Enabled Business Accounting Suite Launched At Computer Faire (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Prism is Latest Victim of Asian Debt (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Project Liberty: IT Freedom Through Single Identity [opinion] (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Telkom Tariff Case Postponed to October (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Staffware Conference to Focus On BPM [opinion] (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Coris Capital Chooses Mip Platform for Fund Administration [opinion] (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Nerds-On-Site Offers Personalised PC Support (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Minolta-QMS Crown III Technology Sets New Standards in Printing Efficiency [opinion] (ITWeb)
• Rwanda: Ntahobali Ordered Tutsi Refugees Killed, Witness Alleges (Internews)
• Rwanda: Barayagwiza's Party Didn't Have Militia Wing, Defense Lawyer Claims (Internews)
• Zimbabwe: Ex-Zipras Call for Gukurahundi Probe (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Charamba's Unique Style Recaptured in Daily Bread (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Kambuzuma Edge Bindura to Shoot to Top of the Log (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Church Orphanage Appeals for Help As Food Crisis Haunts (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Less Violence Welcome: Now for the Bad News (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Police Raid Tsvangirai's Rural Home (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza Suspends Four Bar Managers Over Cheques (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mixed Fortunes for Zim Teams in Volleyball Tourney (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza Council Seats Still Vacant (Daily News)
• Southern Africa: Zimb Women Still Discriminated in Land Distribution (Daily News)
• Africa: 'Odd Couple' Differ On Aid to Africa (IRIN)
• Lesotho: 500,000 People in Need of Food Aid (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: State Misleading Nation On Food Situation - Gasela (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Schools Squad Announced (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: CSO Clerk Jailed in $225 000 Nestle Retrenchment Swindle (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Dynamos' Good Run Comes Under Scrutiny Away to Masvingo United (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mutamba Resigns Amid Speculation of Victimisation (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Jailed Armed Robbers Face Murder Charges (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Man in Trouble With SPCA Over Live Donkey Decoys (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Culture Week Hogs the Limelight (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chakaodza Charged Once Again (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Herbalist Claims Discovery of Miracle Cure for Toothache (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Closure of Chivi Council Offices Illegal, Court Hears (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Marimo Threatens to Boycott Dynamos (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chipinge Pupils Threatened With Death (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Democracy At Three [editorial] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Destination Inspection: Government May Stick to July 1 Take-Off (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Six More Arrested Over Airport Robbery (Daily Champion)
• Africa: World Cup: Onigbinde Declares War (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Apologises for Human Rights Violation Against Citizens (Daily Champion)
• Africa: Blatter Booed, Faces Hayatou Today - FIFA Presidency (Daily Champion)
• South Africa: 'Defection Bills' for the Good of All, Says ANC (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Yawa Faces Suspension After Day of Acrimony (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Former MEC Thomas Says Stofile is to Blame Too (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Councils Are Struggling And Need Support, Say Housing Heads (East Cape News)
• South Africa: East London Seal's Amazing Angling Technique Puts Man Into Second Place in the Food Chain (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Stofile's Remarks On Health Department's Patchy Memory Draw Outrage, Disbelief And Denials in Bisho (East Cape News)
• Nigeria: It's Taribo Versus Crespo (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: There's No Alternative to Democracy - Obasanjo [document] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: BPE Insists On Mint Sale (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Twenty-Four Groups Return INEC Forms (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: World Bank Tackles Water Shortage (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Tourism Minister Predicts Bright Future for Africa (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Government, Private Sector Partnership: More Houses for the Homeless? (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Government Urged to Set Up Legal Framework for Education (Daily Champion)
• Liberia: In LBF Play-Off Finals Today: Can U-Kings Tie the Series Against Oilers? As Timberwolves, Royal Legends Fight On (NEWS)
• Liberia: Uphold Principle of Non Use of Arms [editorial] (NEWS)
• Liberia: For Flogging Magistrate Supreme Court Rejects Sinoe County Atty (NEWS)
• Liberia: Rape Victim's Case in Limbo As Suspect's Whereabouts Are Unknown (NEWS)
• Liberia: Women Emphasize Skills Training (NEWS)
• Liberia: Taylor Supports Call for Cease Fire, But . . . (NEWS)
• Liberia: Rape Against Children: a Dangerous Habit (NEWS)
• Liberia: Nimba, Grand Gedeh Hold Peace Talks June (NEWS)
• Africa: D-Day for FIFA Presidency Blatter, Hayatou in Tough Race Today [analysis] (NEWS)
• Liberia: Rebels Release Catholic Priest to Inter Religious Council (NEWS)
• Uganda: Shun Partyists, Disabled Told (New Vision)
• East Africa: Hunt Smuggled Fuel (New Vision)
• Kenya: Vision Agent Laid to Rest (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bazzukulu Want Kabaka Involved in Active Politics (New Vision)
• Uganda: US Offers $16m to Fight hiv/Aids (New Vision)
• Uganda: URA Suspends 3 On 20b Scam (New Vision)
• Uganda: Aga Khan Ends Visit (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbrarara Soldier Kills 1, Injures 8 (New Vision)
• Uganda: Corpse Goes Missing At Mulago (New Vision)
• Uganda: Trucks Block Masaka Highway (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'Amend Marine Law' (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC Compensates Kampala Institute (New Vision)
• Uganda: Civilians Arrest 5 Men in Rubaga (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lyomoki to Sue NMS Over No Pay (New Vision)
• Uganda: Parliament Committee Summons UCBL Chairman, Secretary (New Vision)
• Uganda: MPs Question Sale of Government Land (New Vision)
• Uganda: RDC Disarms Bodyguard After Scuffle (New Vision)
• Uganda: Groom Quizzed Over Food Poisoning (New Vision)
• Uganda: Acholi MPs Visit Gulu, Kitgum, Pader (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC Compensates Kampala Institute (New Vision)
• Uganda: Water Technician Jailed for 13 Yrs (New Vision)
• Uganda: WFP to Buy Food From Local Farmers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Do Not Eat Monkeys, WHO Expert Warns (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'Create Teachers' Grading Systems' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Vanilla Price Soars to Sh30,000 a Kilogramme (New Vision)
• Uganda: Farmers' Network to Improve Produce Market (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kabaka, Sudhir Sued Over Land (New Vision)
• Uganda: CMI Hold Sergeant On Army Secrets (New Vision)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Suspected Chimp Traffickers Charged (New Vision)
• Southern Africa: Famine Threat Warning (IRIN)
• East Africa: EAC Wants New Strategy to Negotiate With EU (Internews)
• Nigeria: Discard Party Registration - Don (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo's Sports Card At Three [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Pay Rise: Labour Congress Maintans Stand On Accord (This Day)
• Nigeria: Three Years Into the Journey (This Day)
• Nigeria: Duke Wants Aviation Ministry Reorganised (This Day)
• Nigeria: Anyim Has Failed Nigerians - ANPP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Don't Underrate Us - Eagles Captain Warns (This Day)
• Africa: 2002 World Cup: the Die is Cast [editorial] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mother of Slain Lady Demands Justice From Police (This Day)
• Nigeria: Firm Seeks N5m Redress From Bank (This Day)
• Nigeria: Hiratsuka Citizens Honour Eagles (This Day)
• Nigeria: Anyanwu: From Days of Terror to Screen (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogomudia to Commission 519 Housing Units (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ibori Preaches Non-Violence in Crisis Resolution (This Day)
• Nigeria: Seventeen LG Chairmen Jostle to Regain Seats in Lagos (This Day)
• Ghana: Tsatsu Loses 0:5 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 'Operation Bush Cut' (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Help Smoke Out the Criminals (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Of Contracts, Car Dealers And TMA Officials (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: Suspicion Over NDC Book Launch (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Preventing Fire Outbreaks (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Court Remands Farmer (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 'Stop Indiscriminate Selling Of Lands' (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ghana's Liberal Democracy And Western Influence [analysis] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: New-Turn in Judge Asiamah's Prison-Storming Saga (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: ¢120m PAF Loans Disbursed (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Kyekyewere To Build New School Block (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: British High Commission Closes On 3rd to 4th June, 2002 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Civilians Arrest Thugs in Rubaga (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mukono Stuck With Bananas (New Vision)
• Uganda: Plant Trees, Avoid Disaster (New Vision)
• Uganda: Amnesty Blames Poll Violence On Military (New Vision)
• Uganda: Riot Police Rushed to Quell Refugee Camp Riots (New Vision)
• Uganda: Karimojong Reject Recovered Cattle (New Vision)
• Uganda: NGOs Score Highly in the Disarmament Programme [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fish Exports to Surpass Coffee (Monitor)
• Uganda: Investigate Security Agencies - Kamya (Monitor)
• Uganda: Norwegian Agency Takes Bujagali Environmental Brief From World Bank (Monitor)
• Kenya: Nairobi's Flower Farmers Rattled (Monitor)
• Uganda: High Water Tariffs (Monitor)
• Uganda: Soroti Flying School to Get Shs 5bn Face-Lift (Monitor)
• Uganda: UPDF Inspector Arrested (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Assaulting the House Leadership [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Glaxosmithkline Introduces New HIV/Aids Drug (This Day)
• Nigeria: VP's Wife Tasks Catholic Church On Human Trafficking (This Day)
• Nigeria: Confusion Trails Expiration of Council Tenure (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Army Worms' Invade Plateau Farms (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onigbinde's Method Scares Opponents (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fire-for-Fire: 3 Robbery Suspects Killed, 4 Held (This Day)
• Nigeria: Babayaro Passes Onigbinde's Fitness Drill (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gaius-Obaseki to Nnpc Staff: Brace Up for Privatisation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Governorship Aspirant Pledges Collective Administration (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government Spends N2b On Schools' Rehabilitation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Employees of Lagos Firm Protest Casualisation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jos: 5 Killed in Fresh Communal Clash (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Worried Over Coming Polls (This Day)
• Nigeria: Seek Presidential Ambition in All Parties, Aspirant Tells Igbo (This Day)
• Africa: Jeers, Boos for Blatter At FIFA Congress (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja Needs N18bn to Service Embassies (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Accuses Elected Politicians of Non-Performance (This Day)
• Nigeria: MAN Accuses Government of Paying Lip-Service to Economic Recovery (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Dismisses Ex-LASU Students' Application (This Day)
• Nigeria: CBN Releases Guidelines for Foreign Guarantee On Local Loans (This Day)
• Nigeria: Only Q'Finals Will Satisfy Me - Obasanjo (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bomb Explosion: Lagos Commends Red Cross Role (This Day)
• Nigeria: NAN, Concord, Thisday Newsmen Win NUJ Polls (This Day)
• Nigeria: Archbishop Okogie, CD Assess Democracy At Three (This Day)
• Uganda: O'Neill's Team Weep At TASO (Monitor)
• Uganda: World Bank Official Warns On Shortfall (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Hails USAID (Monitor)
• Uganda: Roofings in $ 2m Expansion (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kampala Minister And O'Neill Debate Enrollemnt Under UPE (Monitor)
• Uganda: Special Report On Displacement in the West (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Government Awards N1.2 Billion Contract for Zaria Water Scheme (This Day)
• Nigeria: Urhobo Dictionary Launched in Effurun (This Day)
• Nigeria: Titi Atiku, 16 Others Bag Women Awards (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mint Privatisation: Bidders to Commence Due Diligence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja Shines At World Education Market [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Deputy Governor Turbaned As 'Baba Adinni of Ijebu-Igbo' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Decision On Party Flagbearers Irrevocable, Says APP Chief (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Grants Omisore Leave to Sue AD, Assembly (This Day)
• Senegal: Senegalese Player Caught Stealing Jewelry (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo: Three Years After (This Day)
• Nigeria: Three Policemen Arraigned for Assault (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kogi Chief Judge Rules On LG Panels (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: Abacha Family Denies Supporting Buhari (This Day)
• Senegal: Biyik Predicts Shocker for France (This Day)
• Nigeria: Polytechnic Heads Laud Government for Revamping Technical Education (This Day)
• Nigeria: Envoy Lists US, Abuja Trade Barriers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Towards Private Sector Participation in Education (2) [column] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Globalisation And Human Dev: Which Way Out? [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Namibia: How It is, How It Might Be (Namibian)
• Namibia: Relieving Prisons Squeeze 'Way to Go' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Hamutenya Gives Defence 'Runaround' in Gem Case (Namibian)
• Namibia: The Importance of Species (Namibian)
• Namibia: Suspect Shot, Wounded in City (Namibian)
• Namibia: Corrupt Officials Are 'Betraying the Nation' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Police Shoot Dead Suspect (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rail, Bus Fees to Increase (Namibian)
• Somalia: UNHCR Concerned Over Plight of Refugees in Mandera (IRIN)
• Namibia: Benz Reality Bites (Namibian)
• Namibia: Fatally Beaten (Namibian)
• Namibia: Government Must Tackle Land Degradation (Namibian)
• Namibia: Robbery Convict Dies Before Testifying (Namibian)
• Kenya: General Election Set for Next Year (EA Standard)
• Kenya: NAC Protests Plan to Extend Parliament (EA Standard)
• Kenya: FKE, Cotu Walk Out of NSSF Meeting (EA Standard)
• Africa: US Hikes Visa Fee for Visitors (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Teachers Union Calls Off June 10 Strike (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KNUT Seeks Sh36b for Teachers (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Cotu Faces Suit Over Constitution (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Man's Appeal Against Jail Term Earns Him Death (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Directors of Aircraft Disown Pilot (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Cold Weather to Spur Tea Prices (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KWS Rangers Arrest Three Mara Poachers (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Top Seed Tennis Player Ousts Ngaruiya (EA Standard)
• Kenya: NAC Are Cowards, Say Rift Leaders (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Vehicle Sales in Coast Up 18 PC (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Police Kill 3 Gangsters in Shoot-Out (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Shabana Demand Payment of Allowances (EA Standard)
• Africa: A Challenge to Africa's Intellectuals [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Fifty-Three Nyamira Schools Shut (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Russia Eager to Open Market to Nairobi Tea (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Banks Back in Court Over Donde Act Ruling (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Top Finn Rally Ace Set for Safari Rally (EA Standard)
• Kenya: CKRC Agrees On Helicopters (EA Standard)
• East Africa: Biwott Challenges Standards Bodies (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Duncan Leads Land Cruiser to Victory (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Children Living in Two Worlds [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Balala Vows to Unseat Nassir (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kruger Wins Ladies Event (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Coffee Dealers in Crisis Meet (EA Standard)
• Somalia: Seventeen Somalis Abroad Mystery Plane Appear in Court Today (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Intensify HIV/Aids Campaign, Official Tells Red Cross (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Moi, Aga Khan in Talks (EA Standard)
• Africa: British Airways Airborne Customers to Watch Show (EA Standard)
• Kenya: 'Four Plotted' Magistrate's Killing (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Pioneer Woman Maasai Chief Crowned (EA Standard)
• Eritrea: Rehabilitation Reversing Trail of Destruction (IRIN)
• Kenya: New Law May Stymie the Vultures (Nation)
• Kenya: House Extension Bid Selfish [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Raila Team Moves to Extend Parliament (Nation)
• Kenya: Somali Leaders Reject Rules On IDs (Nation)
• Kenya: Workers And Employers Walk Out Over Konzolo (Nation)
• Kenya: Former Minister Dislodged in Kanu Branch Merger (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Told of Killing Scheme (Nation)
• Kenya: Election Should Not Be Delayed, Review Commission Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Banks Want Donde Law Killed (Nation)
• Kenya: Secret Flight Woman Injured (Nation)
• Kenya: Uproar At State Move Against Children's Body (Nation)
• Kenya: Engineers Called in to Rescue MPs Stuck in Lift (Nation)
• Kenya: Unresolved Issues in Mining Project (Nation)
• Kenya: Oppisition Alliance Backs Brief Extension of House Term (Nation)
• Kenya: KPA Chosen for Africa Tournament (Nation)
• Kenya: Kheri Gets Coast Stars Coaching Job (Nation)
• Kenya: Duncan to Go for the Rhino Charge Title (Nation)
• Nigeria: Government Set to Revitalise Poor Education System (This Day)
• Africa: FIFA Starts Stormy Examination of Finances (This Day)
• Nigeria: Do Councils Stand Dissolved Today? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Former Minister, Ex-Milad Dump PDP for ANPP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Soldiers Attack Civilians in Makurdi (This Day)
• Nigeria: Perception of Abuja Changing, Says Atiku (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jan, Lead Bank Hold Training Programme (This Day)
• Nigeria: NOA Begins Nation-Wide Political Enlightenment (This Day)
• Nigeria: Olubadan, Others Sue Adesina Over LG Creation (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: Radio Abuja Pledges Objectivity, Fairness (This Day)
• Nigeria: Assembly Halts Churchgate's Return to Bendel Brewery (This Day)
• Nigeria: Igbinedion Education Centre Alumnus Makes Havard (This Day)
• Nigeria: Southern Senators Back Fiscal Federalism (This Day)
• Nigeria: INEC Guidelines and Parties Position (1) [document] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Insurance Chief Slams Pro-League Clubs (This Day)
• Southern Africa: SADC MPs Yet to Submit Report On Lusaka's 2001 Elections (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Government Shouldn't Over-Kiss Investors - Shamenda (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Chiluba Wanted to Break Easterners, Charges Ng'uni (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Court Protects Sikatana From People Newspaper (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Police Probe Insanity Charges Against Levy (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Court Fines Mother for Crookedness Over Lobola (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: 'It's Political Piracy to Trot From One Party to Another' (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Couvaras Applies for the Withdrawal of Case Against ZAWA Officers (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Woman Refuses to Divorce After Being Infected With HIV/Aids (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Doing Business With World Bank [editorial] (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Government Releases K3bn for Maamba Retrenchees (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: 'Citizens Can't Eat Political Rhetoric' (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: ZNMC Round Six Moves to Mazabuka (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: BP Top Eight Semi Finals Draws Set for Friday (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: ITF Demotes Lusaka to Group Four (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: ZPU Launches Referees' Wing (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: FAZ Eyes Four for Friendlies (Post (Lusaka))
• Nigeria: Tarauni LG Boss is Dead (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dalhatu, Mukhtar Dump PDP for ANPP (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Saraki Gives Conditions for Peace in Kwara (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: I Will Stay Put - Omisore (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Africa Gets 120m Dollars Environmental Aid (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Primacy of Housing [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Power Deterioration Worries Karmo Residents (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCDA, 450 Traders May Settle Out of Court (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Seven Land Speculators in Police Net (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Government Extends FCT Council Chairmen Tenure to August (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: IOD Formulates Management Codes for Newly Privatised Firms (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: BPE Settles N13.6m Hotels' Debts (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NCP Appoints Advisers for NITEL's Public Offer (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Government Releases N530 Million for Scholarship (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: "Refugees Displaced School Pupils in Benue State" (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC, Indigenous Firm Sign Operator Agreement (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Government Plans to Rehabilitate Railways (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister Inaugurates Sanitation Task Group (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NSE Turnover Hits N691.7m (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Laments 'Death' of Textile Industries (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CBN Mops N36.7bn Excess Liquidity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Kill Three in Kebbi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Governor Boni Threatens to Dissolve Exco (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Government Disburses N78m Pension (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Niger Assembly Convenes Over LGs Accounts (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwankwaso Urges Citizens to Pray for Rain (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Airline Company Claims Crashed Plane was Overhauled in July 2001 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: State Government Stall 2002 Fertilisers Procument Distribution - Adamu Bello (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Government Releases N20m Materials for Minna Market Fire Victims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Council Tenure And Caretaker Committees [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: IBB, Buhari And the North [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo, Atiku As Partners in Progress (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Versus the North: Issues And the Bottom Line [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Efficacy of Presidential Retreats [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Perception of Abuja is Gradually Changing - Atiku (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Algon VS Governors: Court Sets Aside Earlier Order (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mint Sale: De La Rue, 2 Others Scale Round One (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Politicians Greatest Threat to Democracy - Anyim (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ten Killed in Fresh Plateau Clash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Court Adjourns Suit Against CBN (This Day)
• Nigeria: Atiku Commends PAN On Peugeot 307 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Expert Links Cholera to 'Pure Water' (This Day)
• Nigeria: How Not to Count Dividends of Democracy [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP Flays INEC Over Comments On New Name (This Day)
• Nigeria: Revised Population Policy Out Soon - Nwosu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akiga Re-Assures Eagles On Disbandment (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fete De La French for Odu Themes At Thirty (This Day)
• Nigeria: Savannah Bank Moves to Avert Liquidation (This Day)
• Nigeria: APP, Etiebet Score Obasanjo Low (This Day)
• Senegal: Senegalese Coach Equates Diouf With Thierry, Trezeguet (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dame Dangles 29 Awards (This Day)
• South Africa: Bid to Help SA Inmates in Brazil (Argus)
• South Africa: Politicians in Harksen Fraud Probe (Argus)
• Kenya: Golf Union Elects New Officials (Nation)
• Kenya: Nairobi To Host Marathon Race (Nation)
• Tanzania: TZ to Automate Its Postal Services (Nation)
• Kenya: Fifteen KA Pilots to Study in Addis Ababa (Nation)
• Kenya: Prices High As Tea Buyers Prepare for the Cold Season (Nation)
• Kenya: Give Us Role in Budget Making, Says Aringo (Nation)
• Kenya: Food Policy Targets Urban Poor (Nation)
• Kenya: Car Service Worries Importers (Nation)
• Africa: African Dialogue II Promises Concrete Results (IRIN)
• Sudan: Investigators Say Slavery "Commonplace" (IRIN)
• Tanzania: Focus On Small Arms Impact And Control [document] (IRIN)
• Ethiopia: Wildlife Under Threat of Extinction (IRIN)
• Africa: OAU Chief Urges More Action to Stamp Out Conflict (IRIN)
• Somalia: Over 60 Killed in Latest Mogadishu Fighting (IRIN)
• Uganda: Opposition Seeks Reversal of New Political Parties Bill (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Human Rights Violations: Oputa Indicts Military (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abacha Family Denies Deal with Government (Daily Trust)
• Kenya: Floods: Health Ministry Can Do More [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Teachers Call Off Salary Strike 'To Allow Talks' (Nation)
• Kenya: Economy in 'Steady Progress' (Nation)
• South Africa: Educ Dept to Take Court Action Against Cosas (SAPA)
• South Africa: Vlakplaas Report Postponed (SAPA)
• South Africa: Fagan Comes in for Stick in Committee About Aids Claims (SAPA)
• Zimbabwe: SA Will Help Bring Zim Back From Brink: Dlamini-Zuma (SAPA)
• South Africa: Zuma Discusses Disabled Aids Risks (SAPA)