August 7, 2002

• South Africa: Nature Calls From Afar in Bisho (East Cape News)
• Africa: World Summit: No Quick Fix [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• Zimbabwe: We Need More Reasoned Public Debate Over GM Food [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Orr Must Be Heard (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Mark Bristow: CEO, Randgold Resources [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Home of Hope (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Jannie Mouton: Chairman, PSG Group (Moneyweb)
• Zimbabwe: End of the Line for Zim Farmers? (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Martin Jankelowitz: Investment Solutions [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: S'bu Or Zweli in KZN? [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: David Shapiro: MD, SG Securities [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Markets 'Forced' Mine Indaba (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Nicolaas Vlok: CEO, Idion [broadcast transcript] (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Appointment Splits DA (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Datamirror's View On Idion Results (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Idion SA Business Sold for a Song (Moneyweb)
• South Africa: Sanlam Bolsters Investment Team (Moneyweb)
• Zimbabwe: Seven-Seater Golf MPV Due Next Year (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: What's the Next Big Thing? (Moneyweb)
• Africa: US Council to Back NEPAD (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Msika Warns Defiant Farmers (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Idion in the Black (Moneyweb)
• Zimbabwe: Gov't Proposes to Sell 10 000 Tonnes of Ivory to Earn Forex (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Using Double Taxation Agreements in Tax Planning (Moneyweb)
• Zimbabwe: More Funding Headaches for Mugabe (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe in Desperate Search for New Friends [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Sacked Workers Can Find Other Jobs - Court (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zim, Libya Deadlocked On Investments (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Donors Wait for Gov't Nod On US $85 Million Food Facility (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Farmers Say Last Byes Before Eviction (Financial Gazette)
• Southern Africa: SADC Set to Sign Pact On Tax Harmonisation (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Farmers, Zanu-PF Square Up Again Over Land (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Parts of Harare Without Bread (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Doctors Refuse to Budge (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Defections: Can Parties Read the Wind? (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: No More Free Beer At First Tuesday (ITWeb)
• Zimbabwe: Bid to Bar 'Outsiders' From Zambezi Water Project (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: M&g's Future Imperfect (Mail & Guardian)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Chiefs Use Diplomats to Bust Sanctions (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Stofile Looks Set to Retain E Cape Leadership (Mail & Guardian)
• Zimbabwe: Mystery Surrounds High Court Judge's Transfer (Financial Gazette)
• Namibia: Nam Gov't Sued for R89b (Mail & Guardian)
• Zimbabwe: Land Seizures Dealt Blow (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Eighteen Grand for Safari With Madiba (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Exactly What Has SA Gained? (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Song And Dance Over Summit Concert (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Pension Reform Delayed (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Orr V Motimele: the Question of Costs (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Sexologist Wins Apology From NGO (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: The Truth Behind the Figures [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• Africa: Estimated Worldwide HIV Infections: 47992821 As At 10.36am On Wednesday, (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Peddie Pineapples Head for Big Markets (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: NEPAD Short of Deliverables [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Redlining to Be Outlawed [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Why Donor Funds Don't Reach NGO Coffers [opinion] (Mail & Guardian)
• Zimbabwe: No Need for Cabinet Reshuffle [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: How to Deal With Zim's Tragedy [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Do We Really Deserve This Bondage? [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Running a Country Like a Tuck Shop (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: CZI's State of the Manufacturing Industry Survey (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zim's Ballooning Domestic Debt to Hit $400 Billion (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Strategis Bids to Acquire 2 Hospitals (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Costs of Multiple Exchange Rates (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: IMF, World Bank Snub Zim On Food Aid (Financial Gazette)
• Kenya: Telkom Set to Delay Privatisation (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Malawi, Mozambique Fire Warning Shots On Trade (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Government Blows Up $6.6 Billion Mid-Year (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Vet Dept Seeks $220m for Foot-And-Mouth (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Mbare Hostels Project Fails to Take Off (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Housing Fund Looters Remain Free (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: VAT Registration Requirements (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: ZSE Surges 130% in Seven Months (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: From Hero to Tyrant: Robert Mugabe's Story [book review] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Chidzikwe Eyes Another Zim Open Title (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Well-Deserved Break for F1's Hidden Army (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: F1 Team Bosses Say Focus Now On 2003 Season (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: Blanche Didn't Rely On the Comfort of Strangers (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: How the SA Athletes Rated (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Balfour's Bluster is Not Aiding World Cup Cause (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: The BOK Stops Here (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Divas Come to Town (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: A Gruelling Chronicle of Misfortune (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Simple Twists of Fate (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: More Than a Woman Thing (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Leopards Stalk Top 8 (Mail & Guardian)
• South Africa: Smiling Serial Killer (Mail & Guardian)
• Zimbabwe: Doctors Still On Strike (Daily News)
• Southern Africa: Poor Organisation Mars Miss SADC (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chidzikwe to Defend Title (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Beef Exports to Libya Soon (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Ncube Scoffs At Threats By Government to Enforce Travel Ban On MDC Leaders (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Ballet Students to Stage Show (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Teachers Sue Chigwedere for $58m (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Zim is a Pseudo Democracy, Says UNDP (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza Residents Owe Council $171 Million (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Low Turnout Marks ZIBF (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Disaster Preparedness is Highly Questionable [editorial] (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: $1bn Cash Injection Hailed (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Farmers Vow to Stay Put (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mangwana-Tshuma to Face Disciplinary Committee Over Utterances (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: New Animal Export Regulations Could Hit Zimbabwe (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Armed Prison Officer Shot Dead After Robbing Garage (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Presence of Zanu-PF Youths Scares Away Fans (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Students to Miss November Examinations (Daily News)
• Mali: Marimo Hopeful of One Friendly Match Ahead of Mali Nations Cup Tie (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Resettled Farmers Face Hunger As Government Fails to Assist (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Zimbank Donates Blankets to Chinhoyi Orphanage (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Activist Leads Fresh Terror Campaign in Gokwe (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Streetkids Mugged Mahoso (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Coventry Basks in Glory (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Seventeen MDC Members Arrested in Chipinge (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Doctor Spurns Mutare Job Offer (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Bob Marley Continues to Touch People's Hearts 20 Years After (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Four in Court for Murder Following Dispute Over $5 Coin in Jukebox (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Judgment On Jongwe's Bail Application Today (Daily News)
• Uganda: Hippos Hungry, Egypt in Today (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kasese Bus Tragedy: Police Officer Bribed (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Creates UPDF 5th Division (Monitor)
• Uganda: Winnie Wants Gov't to Produce Okwir (Monitor)
• Uganda: KCC to Hike Parking Fees (Monitor)
• Uganda: Owesigire Ready to Rumble (Monitor)
• Uganda: Give 'Combatants' Decent Burials (Monitor)
• Uganda: UPDF Denies Kony 'Victory' (Monitor)
• Uganda: Lira Scared of Possible Kony Attack (Monitor)
• Uganda: Two Hide Besigye Man, Face Treason (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bautu Back (Monitor)
• Sierra Leone: Syrian Consul: a Force to Reckon With (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Germany Donates Le2.5 Billion for Reconstruction (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: World Largest Diamond Company Opts for Business With Government (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: " I'll Ensure That Bo Town Regains Lost Glory" - Cecil Hanson (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Demolition Exercise: Lands Minister Employs Diplomacy (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Deputy Defence Minister Tours Military Brigades (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Land Mines Discovered At Displaced Camp (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Beware of Brewery Brands (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Makeni Students Excel (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Battle of Sexes: Our Necks (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Our Hyperbolic Patriotic Hypocrites Stink (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: CCSL Concludes 2nd Triennial General Assembly (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Ex-CDF Amputees Accuse Hinga Norman of Cannibalism (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: With Abdul Hassan Fackie the Gospel of Self-Reliance: Awol Takes the Lead [editorial] (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Paramount Chief Lashes At Detractors (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Union Boycotts Kadie Sesay's Meeting (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: 63 Paramount Chiefs for October Elections (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Why Britain Terminated Forces Broadcasting Service (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Awaiting Special Court... Sankoh in Critical State (Standard Times)
• Angola: Angolans in SA Want to Go Home (IRIN)
• Botswana: Masire Pushes for Resumption of Congolese Dialogue (IRIN)
• Burundi: Seminar On Democracy And Minority Rights Ends (IRIN)
• Southern Africa: EC Increases Aid to Region (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Senator Tips MPs On Rights (Monitor)
• Uganda: No Judge for EC, Says Mukwaya (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kyambogo Win League (Monitor)
• South Africa: Speed Scare (Monitor)
• South Africa: Women Unite to Fight HIV/Aids (African Eye)
• South Africa: Life's Sweet for Lemon Farmers (African Eye)
• South Africa: Corporate Women Still Stereotyped, Treated Like Subordianates (African Eye)
• South Africa: Tours Offered in Township Neighbouring Kruger Park (African Eye)
• South Africa: Women's Parliament Calls for Female Representation in Nepad (African Eye)
• South Africa: Businessmen Donate Building Material, Money to School (African Eye)
• Ghana: Tennis Coach Appeals for Sponsorship (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: District Level Elections: Sabotage or Gross Inefficiency? [editorial] (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Barclays Donate to Korle-Bu Children's Ward (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Five Companies Bid for Tema-Sogakope Road (Accra Mail)
• Africa: Corporate Council On Africa Named to New African Development Role (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Committee Probing Volta Lake Boat Disaster Starts Sitting (Accra Mail)
• Africa: Gen Abubakar Laments Africa's Inability to Feed Itself (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Second Horticulture Week Launched (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Mob Lynches Assailant (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Serial Killer to Be Hanged (Accra Mail)
• Sierra Leone: The Absence of Love Caused the War (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Consultative Conference Ends With Great Expectation (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Grampa Theatre Sensitises Safroko People (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Salary Increase for Air Transport Workers (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Reparation is Hallmark of Reconciliation [opinion] (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: We Must Rebuild Freetown Now!...Urges Abu Noah (Standard Times)
• Central Africa: Governments Move Against Arms Trade (IRIN)
• Sierra Leone: Nicare is Born... Another Feather in NIC's Cap (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Former PDP Leader in Chieftaincy Contest (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Mysterious Fire Kills Fisherman (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Redirecting the Anti - Corruption Commission [opinion] (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Corrupt Methods Against Corruption (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Fish Minister Appeals to Fishing Companies (Standard Times)
• West Africa: US Disaster Agency Chief Visits Sierra Leone - Assesses War Damage in the East (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Armed Robbers Distress Celtel Star Prize Winner (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Librarians Get New Leader (Standard Times)
• Sierra Leone: Heavy Military Presence At Border... Taylor's Fighters Free 3 Sa. Leoneans (Standard Times)
• Mozambique: Renamo Dissidents Accuse Dhlakama (AIM)
• Mozambique: "Ceres" Biscuit Plant Still Paralysed (AIM)
• Mozambique: "Lissom" Case to Go to Court (AIM)
• Mozambique: Government Wants to Rethink Size of Ministries (AIM)
• Mozambique: Mocumbi On Genetically Modified Maize (AIM)
• Namibia: Bakondja Surrenders (Namibian)
• South Africa: North West Parks Board to Honour Women (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Women Abuse Does Not Belong to Democratic Governance (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Jet for Mbeki Should Not Be a Priority [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Government Told to Improve Communication, Cooperation (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Vehicle Registering Model to Go National (Business Day)
• South Africa: Liberty Interim Dividend is Up 27% (Business Day)
• South Africa: Extra Leisurenet Guarantees Found for R268m (Business Day)
• South Africa: Online Property Search On Business Day Site (Business Day)
• South Africa: De Klerk Identifies Murdered Former Wife's Stolen Watch (Business Day)
• South Africa: Asbestos Victims' Wait Drags On (Business Day)
• South Africa: Boesak Could Make a Return to Public Life (Business Day)
• South Africa: State Seeks Help to Promote SA (Business Day)
• South Africa: Relations Between Van Schalkwyk, Rasool Sour (Business Day)
• South Africa: State Admits to Knowledge Gap (Business Day)
• South Africa: Fermenting Change With Organic Wine (Business Day)
• South Africa: ANC's Internal Rivalry Leads to Deaths, Arrests (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mbeki Calls Top-Level Meeting On Charter (Business Day)
• South Africa: Steel Producers Focus On Lucrative SA Market (Business Day)
• South Africa: Minorities May Be in a Bind On Nedcor Offer (Business Day)
• South Africa: Manuel Moves to Clarify Remark On SAA Sale (Business Day)
• South Africa: UK Clarifies Cut in Summit Delegation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rewriting the Rules for New Era of Global Investment (Business Day)
• South Africa: Dispute Over Payment Gets Propfin Suspended By JSE (Business Day)
• South Africa: Absa Acquires Psg Bank in R1bn Deal (Business Day)
• South Africa: Legal Body Criticises Floor-Crossing Law (Business Day)
• South Africa: SA Tourism Still Growing, Helped By Local Tourists (Business Day)
• South Africa: Employers Best Able to Limit Pensions Drain (Business Day)
• South Africa: Storming the Bastille of Economic Power [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Randgold On Track to Cut Morila Costs' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bangladesh Brave Baptism of Fire (Business Day)
• South Africa: Idion Figures Surpass Earlier Predictions (Business Day)
• South Africa: Consensus is That Picking Shakes Was Inspired (Business Day)
• South Africa: Robust Diesel Sales Have Industry Guessing (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pension Funds Count Cost of Freedom (Business Day)
• South Africa: Anglo to Give Workers Free HIV/Aids Drugs (Business Day)
• South Africa: Gauteng House Prices Surge 17,2% (Business Day)
• South Africa: Randburg Waterfront Set to Lose Its Lake (Business Day)
• South Africa: Investors Might As Well Follow the Benchmark (Business Day)
• South Africa: TRANSWERK to Expand Capex for Growth (Business Day)
• South Africa: 'SA Suffers From Being IMF Citizen' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Should State Take Path of Basic Income Grant? [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mixing Business With Conservation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Investment Potential is Music to the Ears (Business Day)
• South Africa: Certain Telecom Tariffs Face Review (Business Day)
• Namibia: Talks Still On Over Ueberjahn's Package (Namibian)
• South Africa: Swings And Roundabouts [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Farmers Cashing in On the Rand's Weakness (Business Day)
• South Africa: Trustees Can Invest in Social Stability (Business Day)
• South Africa: ERP.com, JD Edwards Call in the Lawyers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Local Shipbuilder Wins Patrol Vessel Tender (Business Day)
• Namibia: Business Climate Favours Bigger Firms (Namibian)
• South Africa: Rhodes Historian in Top Ten (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Welfare Panels to Speed Up Disability Grants (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Kingswood College Triumphs At Tygerberg (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Alliance Makes Pink Groups See Red (East Cape News)
• Central Africa: SA Upbeat On Rwanda-Congo Peace Agreement (Business Day)
• Liberia: Breaking the Cycle of War in Monrovia [opinion] (Perspective)
• Malawi: President Muluzi Wages War Against Hunger (Malawi Insider)
• South Africa: Sabmiller Taking Move By Rival to Expand in Its Stride (Business Day)
• South Africa: Unit Trust Rules May Stimulate Growth (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Fund Class Targets Real Returns Above Inflation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Offshore Dollar Demand Knocks Rand (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ntsika to Help Small Businesses Compete (Business Day)
• South Africa: Tax Breaks for Nonprofit Groups (Business Day)
• Niger: State of Alert Threatens Independent Media [press release] (RSF)
• Eritrea: Another Journalist Detained (IRIN)
• Ethiopia: Working 'Miracles' With Water Pumps [press release] (Unicef)
• Zimbabwe: Media Told "Focus on Greater Tragedy of Black Farm Workers, Not Plight of Farm Owners" [press release] (Save Zimbabwe Campaign)
• Eritrea: University Student Leader Escapes From Detention (IRIN)
• Southern Africa: PUMA Strikers to Stage Sit-in at Bank [press release] (COSATU)
• South Africa: COSATU Statement on Labour Raids in Johannesburg [press release] (COSATU)
• South Africa: Support Victims of Violence, Urges Mokonyane (BuaNews)
• Eritrea: CPJ Confirms Detention of 14th Journalist [press release] (CPJ)
• Ethiopia: The Netherlands to Support National Tuberculosis, Leprosy Programme (IRIN)
• South Africa: Parents Urged to Immunise Their Children (BuaNews)
• Central African Republic: Coup Trial Postponed (IRIN)
• Africa: WSSD Extended By Two Days (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gov't to Defend Floor-Crossing Bill (BuaNews)
• Nigeria: Cholera Kills 20 in Northern State (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: World Bank Lends Government US $454 Million (IRIN)
• Rwanda: Fugitive War Criminals Moving Across The Region (allAfrica)
• Nigeria: Why We Endorsed Abacha's Sole Candidacy [interview] (Vanguard)
• Liberia: Crisis Deepens At Labor ...Herbert Threatens Law Suit Against Manneh (NEWS)
• Liberia: Trauma Healing Workshop Ends in Southeast (NEWS)
• Liberia: Dismissed Opposition Member Reflects (NEWS)
• Liberia: Police Pick Up Four Armed (NEWS)
• Liberia: Incoming Minister Says: Justice Not for Child's Play ...As Predecessor Craves for Protection (NEWS)
• South Africa: Cisco Figures Boost Didata (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Compuware Releases Oracle Debugging Tool for .net (ITWeb)
• South Africa: National Brands Partners With Dimension Data to Improve Budgeting, Reporting Quality (ITWeb)
• South Africa: Liberty Life Banks On Connect: Direct, Datacentrix (ITWeb)
• South Africa: SNO A No Go, Says Analyst (ITWeb)
• Zambia: Kashweka Denounces Intimidation of Media (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Sikota Dismisses Mwanawasa's Fight Against Corruption As Cheap Publicity (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Court Orders Masautso Phiri to Pay Malupenga Damages (Post (Lusaka))
• Africa: Mwanawasa is Africa's Lowest Paid President, Says Kavindele (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Ex-Chief Justice Appears Before Corruption Probe Team (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Chiluba's Institute Resists Repossession (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Livingstone High Court Stays Mwandi By-Election (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: I'm Still Waiting for Gov't to Honour Me - Lottie (Post (Lusaka))
• South Africa: Kampamba to Miss Tie Against Malawi (Post (Lusaka))
• Nigeria: Military Regime No More Fashionable Worldwide, Says Ogboru (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ...As Enugu Police Boss Assures Legislators of Safety (Vanguard)
• Sudan: Weather May Be Tough for Junior Tennis Players (Daily Monitor)
• Nigeria: Enugu SIEC Shifts LG Polls Indefinitely (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NCIB Opposes Cancellation of Government Debts to Insurance (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eagles Job: Oneya Assures On Interview Coaches to Be Announced Today (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obudu COE Gets N50m Grant (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A-Ibom Declares Readiness for Aug 10 LG Polls (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gov't Spends N85 Billion On NEPA (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Robbers Raid 30 Catholic Parishes in 9 Months - Cleric (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Freight Forwarders Protest Duplication of Cargo Inspection Duties (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NICON Insurance Borrowed $395m for Hotel - BPE (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NFA to Contact Okocha (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Customs Chief Tasks Navy On Safety in Terrritorial Waters (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Politicians Are Not Serious About Local Government Elections, Says Duke (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: AD Denies Adopting Obasanjo for 2003 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Varsity Begins Commercial Farming (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Governor Nnamani Carpets Enugu Legislators On "Self-Exile" in Abuja (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Shareholders Berate A.G. Leventis Over Dividend Conversion (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Unions Reject Planned Merger of PTI With UNIBEN (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: INEC Boss Dismisses Gani's Claim (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: OAU, Ile-Ife Student Shot Dead (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Akande Flays Government Over 7.5 Per Cent Allocation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Enugu Legislators Threaten to Conduct Assembly Proceedings in Abuja (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NAICOM Awaits NICON to Lift Suspension, Exonerates Nigeria-Re (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Solid Minerals Producing Communities Should Invest in the Industry - Adelaja (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Foreign Coach As Necessary Interim Alternative Devil [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: University of Uyo Shut (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Family of Slain Airforce Officer Drags IG to Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lawmakers Besieged Human Rights Commission Offices, Claimed Lives Threatened (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Clark Chides Oil Firms Over Excuses On 3% NDDC Dues (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2002 Budget Crisis: House of Rep. Battles to Save Self (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ANPP Blames PDP for Botched Convention (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anambra Crisis Worries Group (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Unstable Exchange Rate, a Threat to Local Industries - Engr. Attang (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I'll Not Disappoint - Chukwu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: S-South, S-West Governors to Parley On 2003 Presidency (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ID Card Project to Cost $215b (Vanguard)
• Malawi: The Unsatisfied Role of Our Honourable Parliamentarians (Malawi Insider)
• Nigeria: Ex- ANPP Deputy Chairman Calls for National Convention (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Government's Expected Revenue From Cassava Unrealistic - Don (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CIIN President Indicts Young Professional for Image Problem (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Afribank Invites Workers to Invest in Retirement Plan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Four Firms Meet 1,300 Trainees Target (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Edo LG Caretakers to Get Tenure Extension (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why Our Leaders Under-Develop the Nation [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Security Agents Stop 'Exiled' Enugu MPs From Sitting in Abuja (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Senate Committee Gives Conditions for Privatisation of Nation's Ports (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Robbers Raid Banks, Kill Police Inspector (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Re Boss Appeals to NAICOM On Flexibility (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Government Denies Being Pressured By U.S to Leave OPEC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Igbinedion Accuses Revenue Allocation Committee of Inefficiency (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: UNTH Denies Rejecting Indigent Patients (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NACCIMA Canvasses N100bn Capital Base for NACRDB (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adokiye Says No to Foreign Coach (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Imposition of Candidates May Lead to Anarchy, Says Cleric (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Civilian to Civilian Transition: How Ready Are Politicians? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Africa: Wanderers Go to Polls Sunday (Malawi Insider)
• Africa: Nation's Netball in Financial Gloom [opinion] (Malawi Insider)
• Nigeria: Abacha's Plea to Stop Re-Arrest Vexatious - Government (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NDLEA Boss Decries Rate of Drug Trafficking (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Chartered Bank Surpasses Performance Forecast (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Resource Control Will Ensure Peace in N-Delta, Say Youths (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NEPA Explains Power Outage in Diobu District (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Banks' Credit to Economy Rises By 3.9% (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PENGASSAN Leads Workers Protest At Chevron Head Office (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Revenue Committee Asks 36 States to Submit Memoranda (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: UNIC, FSB Set for Historic Alliance (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: BPE Sets Conditions for New Nitel Board (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Illegal Loggers Kill Forestry Officer, Injure Another (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Government Concedes 1.32% to States, LGs - Governors Vow to Contest Decision in CourT (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Lubambula Eyes Top Africa crown (New Vision)
• Uganda: UNBS Target Exports (New Vision)
• Uganda: Prisoner Shot Dead (New Vision)
• Uganda: American NGO Gives 22 Heifers to Masindi Farmers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Women Congress Pays Off [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bankers Appeal for Justice (New Vision)
• Central Africa: Will The Kabila-Kagame Congo Peace Deal Work? [analysis] (New Vision)
• Uganda: FHRI Condemns Kony (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lead War On AIDS, Kiyonga Urges CPA (New Vision)
• Uganda: BOU in A fix Over Excess Liquidity (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'URA Officers Aid Smugglers' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Refugees To Be Relocated (New Vision)
• Uganda: Interdict The UPE Culprits (New Vision)
• Uganda: African Governments Urged To Stop Corruption (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Orders Gov't to Pay Iraq Loan (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kayanja Must Abide By Law [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: UIA Hits Above Target (New Vision)
• Uganda: UTL to Start Electronic Airtime Distribution (New Vision)
• Uganda: NSSF Shifts to Workers House (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kayanja Seizes Arms (New Vision)
• Uganda: Minister Bukenya Defends Magoba EC Appointment (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ayume Team To Defend POA (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'URA Failed 100 Clearing Firms' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Man Burns Ancestral Talisman and Disowned (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mother And Daughter Star As Beauty Queens (New Vision)
• Uganda: Measles Kill Two, 18 Admitted in Arua (New Vision)
• Nigeria: UNPP And Momentum (This Day)
• Nigeria: Enter Chairman Chukwu, New Eagles' Coach (This Day)
• Nigeria: LG Polls: INEC Cautions Benue SIEC (This Day)
• Nigeria: Yet, Another Case of Kidney Failure (This Day)
• Nigeria: Chukwu: Okpomo, Akosa React (This Day)
• Nigeria: Military Rule No Longer Fashionable - Ogboru (This Day)
• Nigeria: History Will Remember Faderera's Role, Says Adesina (This Day)
• Nigeria: LG Polls: Osun Buys Old Voters Register From INEC (This Day)
• Nigeria: My Mission in Politics is to Cleanse the Filth, Says Oyofo (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Decries Underdevelopment of Orlu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bribery Scandal: INEC Commissioner Alleges Gang Up (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gov't Accused of Promoting Communal Strife (This Day)
• Nigeria: Drama As National Assembly Shuts Out Enugu Lawmakers (This Day)
• Nigeria: National ID Card to Cost $215m (This Day)
• Nigeria: Saraki, Asset to PDP, Says Ex-Scribe (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Why We Treat Deportees As VIPs' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Opara Begins Final Journey (This Day)
• Nigeria: INEC Blamed for Stalling LG Polls (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Women Break Down As They Narrate Evicted Orphans' Plight (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Situation At Hospitals Remains Critical As Stalemate Continues (The Herald)
• Southern Africa: Simons Crowned Miss Region (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Barreto Lands Top Pirates Post (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Find Lasting Solution to Doctors' Case [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Search Teams Retrieve Two More Bodies (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Warriors Dealt a Blow (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Housing Solution in Sight (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Code of Conduct for Informal Sector Underway (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZRP Officers Complete Tour of Duty (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Accused of Defrauding State (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Child-Headed Families Face Food Shortages (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Judgment Reserved in Jongwe's Bail Application (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zimplats Production, Exports Increase (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ndlovu to Stay Put At Sheffield (The Herald)
• Southern Africa: Beans to Mint Gold in SA (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bagisu Circumcise Man, 30, in Public (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mengo Teacher Instructs on Sex (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mzungu Looks for the Elusive Professor Pong at Makerere (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wonder Banana on Demand (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nagana Grips Mukono (New Vision)
• Uganda: People Query EC Retirements (New Vision)
• Africa: Museveni Slams Aid Conditions (New Vision)
• Uganda: No Package for Kasujja - Mukwaya (New Vision)
• Uganda: As Kony Death Toll Increases, Museveni Removes Brigade Commander (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Wants New Judge (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lira Spinning Mill in Yarn Expansion Plan (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Revisiting CBN's Forex Ban On 21 Banks [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Colour of Nigerian Contemporary Art [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government Spends N83bn On North-West Projects (This Day)
• Nigeria: PENGASSAN Pickets Chevron, Threatens Nationwide Strike (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Don't Blame National Assembly for Budget Non-Implementation' (This Day)
• Egypt: Batistuta, Totti Lead Roma Against Al-Ahly (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: How Prepared is the Police? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akwa-Ibom, NEPA, Gulf Bank, in $375m Power Purchase Deal (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government to Re-Organise NNPC, Oil Industry - Lukman (This Day)
• Nigeria: ASUP Seeks NBTE Boss' Removal (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP Accuses PDP of Complicity in Botched Convention (This Day)
• Nigeria: Judge in Court Over Smashed Car (This Day)
• Nigeria: Commissioner Condemns Political Violence (This Day)
• Nigeria: ... Steps Up Quest for Foreign Coach (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ciroma Acknowledges Menace of Tax Evasion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Students Vows to Make University Ungovernable (This Day)
• Egypt: Pharoahs Go for Youth (This Day)
• Nigeria: 43 Banks Demand $113.85m At Dutch Auction (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Plateau Peace Summit Statewide Parley' (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Zim's Land Reform is an Internal Issue, Says Greek Envoy (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tongoona Wins Tennis Circuit (The Herald)
• Africa: Commonwealth Games End [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Receives Foot-And-Mouth Vaccines From Botswana (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Calls for Talks On Mideast (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Model A2 Farmers Given Deadline (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: President Launches Trade Centres in Asia (The Herald)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Zimbabwe to Withdraw Troops From DRC (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Preparations for New Tobacco Season Advanced (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku, Macheso Master Art of Stage Etiquette (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Former Soccer Stars Die (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CAPS Win BP League Cup Case (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Masvingo Bus Disaster Death Toll Rises to 38 (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zim's Stock Market Bull Run Impresses Investors (The Herald)
• Sierra Leone: I Believe in Kabbah's Vision [opinion] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: 'To Hell And Back' Via Kissy Road [opinion] (Concord)
• Nigeria: Making the Police Effective in a Civil Setting [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Scholars Seek Participation of Civil Servants in Politics (This Day)
• Nigeria: Maritime Workers Close Down Ports in Anti-Privatisation Protest (This Day)
• Africa: Obasanjo in Jamaica, Wants Economic Liberation for Blacks (This Day)
• Nigeria: OSF Women Leader Clears Air On Kano Protest (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: Abrogate Registration Fees - Adasu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Commissions N4.5m Motherless Babies Home (This Day)
• Nigeria: Striking Judiciary Workers Resume (This Day)
• Nigeria: The President And the Nigerian Condition [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: FA Cup: Coke Picks Venues (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Raging Storm in the Moviedom (This Day)
• Nigeria: Osinbajo, Ayua, 10 Others Appointed SAN (This Day)
• Nigeria: Customs Command Overshoots Revenue Target (This Day)
• Nigeria: Solid Mineral Sector Reform Underway (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ondo Begins Own Power Project (This Day)
• Nigeria: AD to Meet Aug 27 Over Obasanjo's Re-Election, LG Polls (This Day)
• Nigeria: INEC VS NCP: Who Blinks First? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: LG Polls: National Assembly Urged to Wade Into INEC, States Row (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Dynamos Drop Valuable Points (The Herald)
• Africa: Group Slams Britain (The Herald)
• Kenya: Nation-Sponsored Music Fete Attracts 480 Entries (Nation)
• Kenya: Strathmore College Elevated to University Status (Nation)
• Kenya: We Are Running Short of Burial Space, Nakuru 'Developers' Are Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Government to Table List of Military Recruits, House Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Invest Heavily in the Youth Sport, Says Minister (Nation)
• Kenya: Ainley is First Kenyan to Enter PGA Tour Event (Nation)
• Kenya: Top SA Coming for Event (Nation)
• Kenya: Cricket Association to Accommodate Four KNSC Members (Nation)
• Africa: Lagat Goes for 1,500m Crown in Africa Event (Nation)
• Kenya: Weightlifter Says She Won't Let Games Debacle Put Her Down (Nation)
• Southern Africa: KPA Enter Regional Tourney Semi-Finals (Nation)
• Kenya: Punjab State Team Beats the KCA XI By 137 Runs (Nation)
• Kenya: Our Sponsors Supplied Us With Bicycles, Says Tuwei (Nation)
• East Africa: KPA Women Win Opener, Kenyan Ref in Trouble (Nation)
• Kenya: Coffee Marketing Agents to Be Registered, House Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Nation Profits Up By 78 P.c. (Nation)
• Kenya: The Challenges That Lie Ahead [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Punish These Hooligans [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Police Training Plan Timely [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: President Moi's Choice of Successor is Final, Says Minister Biwott (Nation)
• Kenya: Donor-Funded Water Projects Suspended Over Squabbles (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Acquits 21 Air Traffic Controllers (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Frees Former PS On Abuse of Office Charges (Nation)
• Kenya: Man Jailed for Taking Mungiki Oath (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Demands Documents in Property Sale Dispute (Nation)
• East Africa: Kenya Institute of Management to Offer Degree Courses (Nation)
• Kenya: Detectives Recover Lorry-Load of Booty From Crooked Policemen's Hideout (Nation)
• Kenya: Gun-Running in Nairobi Shoots Up, Say Police (Nation)
• Kenya: Man Held for Theft From Dead Couple (Nation)
• Kenya: Mother's Milk is Best for the Baby, Insists Health Minister (Nation)
• East Africa: Kenyan Asylum Seekers in UK Were 'Illegal Immigrants' (Nation)
• Kenya: Presidency: Nyachae Vows to Go It Alone (Nation)
• Kenya: Hands Off the Kanu Poll, Raila Tells Moi (Nation)
• Kenya: 12-Year Delay in Sh21m Suit Blamed On Lawyers (Nation)
• Kenya: Curbs Placed On Journalists Assigned to Parliament (Nation)
• Kenya: Majimboism System the Solution, Former MP Proposes (Nation)
• Kenya: Game Rangers Kill Ten Killer Lions At Lake Nakuru Park (Nation)
• Kenya: Rapist Chief Fails to Show Up in Court (Nation)
• Kenya: Review Commission to Wind Up On Enactment of New Constitution - Bill (Nation)
• Kenya: Former PS Mwongera is Acquitted (EA Standard)
• East Africa: KPA Rock Anse Etoile (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Now Raila, Mudavadi, Kalonzo Hold Meeting (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Press Banned From Mingling With MPs (EA Standard)
• Africa: Cyclists Had No Problem, Says Tuwei (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Sodhi, Unyal Star As Punjab Triumph (EA Standard)
• Namibia: Teenagers Raped At Khorixas, Kalkrand (Namibian)
• Kenya: Moi: I Can See the Kanu Turncoats (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Eye Physicians Too Few, Says Medic (EA Standard)
• Kenya: The Judiciary is Corrupt, Insists Ghai (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ex-Permanent Secretary Ambuka Dies (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Pakistan Dominates Mobasa Tea Auction (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Funding for Sondu-Miriu May Resume, Says Envoy (EA Standard)
• Kenya: August 7 Trust Gets Grant (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Regulation of MFIS Planned (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Two Varsity Dons Shortlisted for CKRC Post (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Bill to Restore Clause On HIV/Aids (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Four More Nabbed Over Carjackings (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kim, Varsity in Studies Deal (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Bomb Survivors Plodding With Life (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Galgalo Calls for Tourism Agreement With the China (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ochieng', Mulama Fail to Travel (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Bomb Survivor Sets Out On a Charity Walk (EA Standard)
• Kenya: CMA Okays Delisting of KNM From Bourse (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Sumbeiywo Says Fund in the Offing (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Mumias FC Budget Drastically Reduced (EA Standard)
• Kenya: 'It Changed Our Lives' (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Volleyballers Leave Saturday (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ntimama Claims Mara Land Dished Out to VIPs (EA Standard)
• Kenya: MPs Declare Jumbos Top Public Threat (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ng'eny Out of African Event (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Project Opens Flood Gates of Resentment (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Market Traders Protest Eviction (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Stock Traders in Disease Plea (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Debate Starts On Sh775m Tourism Ministry Budget (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ancient Safari Wagon Entered for Concours (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Raila Wants Electoral Commission to Supervise Kanu Polls (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Telkom Appeal Ruling On Tariffs (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Locals Look Forward to Great Outing (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Gov't to Peg Wages On Output (EA Standard)
• Uganda: Gospel Stars Storm Local Music Scene (New Vision)
• Kenya: Biwott: Why I Back Uhuru (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Wako's New Bill to Extend CKRC (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Novelist Mailu in Sh21m ICDC Dispute, House Told (EA Standard)
• Africa: It is Time to Break the Silence Over Hypocrisy [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Nairobi Pooled With Germany (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Nyachae Says Kanu Misusing Gov't Funds in Campaigns (EA Standard)
• Kenya: The Tears Have Dried (EA Standard)
• Namibia: Water Woes Worsen for DRC Residents (Namibian)
• Namibia: MP Urges Gov't to Keep NDC And DFN (Namibian)
• Ghana: Ashanti Clears the Decks And Ditches CSFB (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Mark Bristow: CEO, Randgold Resources [broadcast transcript] (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Randgold Resources to End Law Suit (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Mbeki Steps Into Charter Furore (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Harmony's Currency Gamble (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Gencor Sets Spring Deadline (Mineweb)
• South Africa: SA Miners Move to Limit Bill Damage (Mineweb)
• South Africa: Placer Jumps to 21 Per Cent of Aurion (Mineweb)
• Kenya: Bogus Policemen Injured in Botched Escape Attempt (Nation)
• Kenya: Another Fishing Ban is Imposed in Naivasha (Nation)
• Namibia: Two Crashes (Namibian)
• Namibia: Elderly Comrades Want Jobs Too (Namibian)
• Namibia: Karasburg Councillor Selected Illegally (Namibian)
• South Africa: Now the Irish Have Nabbed a 71-Year-Old SA Man for Drugs (Argus)
• South Africa: Study Can Clear Air On Nevirapine (Argus)
• South Africa: Forest Made Safe As Giant Oaks Crash to Earth (Argus)
• South Africa: Marike Rape Cover-Up? (Argus)
• South Africa: Former Deputy Headgirl Testifies About Rape (SAPA)
• South Africa: Anglo, De Beers to Meet Gov't On Mining Charter (SAPA)
• South Africa: Scorpions Arrest Seven on Fraud Charges (SAPA)
• South Africa: Transformation Inquiry Flawed, Say UCB (SAPA)
• South Africa: Boesak Begs Pardon From Mbeki, Opposition Say No (SAPA)
• South Africa: Stop Dog Breath With a Squeegee Kibble (SAPA)
• South Africa: Wcape Will Continue to Use Nevirapine - Premier (SAPA)
• South Africa: Harksen Application Dismissed (SAPA)
• South Africa: Marike Murder Pathologist Feels the Heat (SAPA)
• South Africa: Concourt Hears of 'Gluttonous,' 'Irrational' Defection Law (SAPA)
• Nigeria: Who is After Kpaduwa? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why NFA Settled for Chukwu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Tasks Xtian Pilgrims Panel On Safety (This Day)
• Nigeria: From South Korea, a Messenger of Peace (This Day)
• Nigeria: Visa Battle Halts FA, Coaches' Talks (This Day)
• Africa: Big Brother Searches for a New Millionaire (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rivers SIEC Postpones LG Elections (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP Chieftain Canvasses Military Supervision of Future Polls (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government Orders Return of MV Abuja From Sri Lanka (This Day)
• Nigeria: Chairmanship Aspirant Promises Qualitative Education for Students (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Pledges to Uplift Emergency Medical Services (This Day)
• Nigeria: What is Olabode George Up To? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: OAU Student Killed in Scuffle With Guard (This Day)
• Nigeria: Finally, Government, States Agree On Revenue Formula (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gombe Plans N3bn International Market (This Day)
• Nigeria: Five Parties Vow to Boycott Council Polls in Enugu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Making a Statement in Humanitarian Services (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: NBA Wants Militia Groups Proscribed (This Day)
• Namibia: Airnam Workers to Stage a Protest (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ex-Deputy Minister Finally Arrives At Court (Namibian)
• Namibia: Patient Should Not Have Died, Medical Expert Tells Court (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Nine Oil Producing State Governors Meet in Asaba Today (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP Panel Debunks Primaries Results Claim (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government Challenges Abacha's Application to Enforce Human Rights (This Day)
• Nigeria: Civil Servants Urged to Support Hashidu (This Day)
• Congo-Brazzaville: Pygmy Children Included in Polio Vaccination Campaign (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: World Bank Supports Emergency Rehabilitation Program [press release] (World Bank)