March 24, 2003

• Kenya/Tanzania: Harambee Stars Tame Kilimanjaro (EA Standard)
• Western Sahara: Sahara Weekly News Update (ARSO)
• Kenya: Blanket Amnesty Will Not Heal Wounds - Buke (EA Standard)
• Kenya: MP Dismisses Sugar Act 2001 As Flawed (EA Standard)
• Kenya: TB Patients to Get Free Treatment (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KNUT Alleges Corruption in Teacher Recruitment (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Narc to Increase Summit Members (EA Standard)
• Kenya: We Are Advocating for It, Says Anti-Graft Unit Boss (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Seed Inspection Stops As Land is 'Grabbed' (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Pro Cricket Offers for Kenyans (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Govt to Halt Food Imports (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Raila in One-Week Official Visit to UK (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Why Truth Must Be Told - Rights Body (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Muite Explains His Election to PSC (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ndungu Wins Kencell Golf Festival (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenyans Need Answers Now, Says Ndingi (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Coffee Farmers Demand Refund (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Govt Unable to Ban Sugar Imports, Says Kituyi (EA Standard)
• Kenya: War Against Illegal Brews Intensified (EA Standard)
• East Africa: Comesa Vital for Economic Growth, Says Muluzi (Malawi Standard)
• South Africa: Commissioner Dismayed At Police Attacks (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Early Learning Centre Gets a Shot in the Arm (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Ngubane Hails SAN, CSIR Pact (BuaNews)
• South Africa: BEE Strategies to Ensure Economic Growth: Erwin (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SA Needs More Maths, Science And Technology Learners (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Relief Aid in Sight for Flood-Hit Montagu (BuaNews)
• Africa: Africans Must Make Nepad a Success, Despite Iraqi War (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Cricket World Cup a Tremendous Success, Says Balfour (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt to Establish Advisory Council to Implement BEE Strategies (BuaNews)
• Angola: MPLA Secretary General Satisfied With Situation in Malange (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Call for Urgent Investigation Into Government Property Mess (East Cape News)
• Tanzania: Focus On Tuberculosis (IRIN)
• Malawi: Armageddon Band Press for Pay From NDA Pressure Group (Malawi Standard)
• Malawi: Cyclone Maperenganya Bypasses Pwanelliwa (Malawi Standard)
• Southern Africa: Mixed Prospects for Food Security (Malawi Standard)
• South Africa: Didiza Addresses Agriculture Meeting in Japan (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mdladlana Attends Labour Meeting in Geneva (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng Tourism Gives Cricketers, Fans a Melodic Send-Off (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Cricket Tournament Does Well for SA (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Capetonians Show Interest in Their Rights (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Government's Plan to Deal With HIV/Aids (BuaNews)
• Africa: Mbeki to Address Meeting On Nepad (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Cisco Conference Becomes SA Indaba (ITWeb)
• Central Africa: Premier, UN Envoy Discuss Great Lakes Conference (ANGOP)
• Angola: Realistic Power, Water Costs Will Spur PVT Initiative - Experts (ANGOP)
• Angola: Government Working to Mobilize International Investments (ANGOP)
• Angola: Epal Urges for Consumption Payment to Improve Services (ANGOP)
• Angola: Water Supply to Be Normalised In 2005 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda to Have New Private University in September (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Police Blamed for Youth's Third Attempted Suicide (East Cape News)
• Zambia: Mwanawasa is Frightened, Says Tembo (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: African Youths Call for Disarming of US (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Levy, Check Your Deals [opinion] (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Cabinet Discusses Ramcoz Deal (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: We Cannot Afford to Remain Silent - Chiluba (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Levy, Check Your Deals [editorial] (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Mwendalubi Apologises to Warriors (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Injuries Rock Taifa Stars (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: FAZ Introduces Transfer Window (Post (Lusaka))
• Ghana: NDC Accuses NPP of Fraudulent Electoral Practices (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Dealing With the Incumbency Menace [editorial] (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Golden Age of Business: It Takes 126 Days to Establish Business (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: AGI Calls for Tougher Measures to Help Local Industries (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Navrongo Comes Alive With By-Election Activities (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Telenor Strikes Fear At GT (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: AGI Targets International Standards (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Plantain Traders Hope to Recoup Losses (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: When the Chief of Staff Goofs, Who Picks Up the Pieces? [column] (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: NRC Hears More Accusations Against Agyei-Boadi (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Stadium Disaster Trial: Prosecution to Recall Witness (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: When Confusion Reigns [opinion] (Public Agenda)
• Gambia: Scandal Hits Sports Fraternity (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Royalty Bill is a Step Closer to Certainty (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rag's Case Brings Shortcomings in Liquidation Industry Into Focus [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Airlines Tap Into SA As Gulf Tensions Unnerve Industry (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Union is Facing Many Hurdles (Business Day)
• South Africa: National Airline May Buy Super Jumbos (Business Day)
• South Africa: Incentive Schemes Harm Investment (Business Day)
• South Africa: Reserve Bank Shifts Foreign Currency Policy (Business Day)
• South Africa: Putco's Interim Results Show a Temporary' Negative Cash Flow (Business Day)
• South Africa: There Will Be a True Renaissance When We Back African Teams [opinion] (Business Day)
• Uganda: Electoral Commission to Restructure (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Declares UPE for All Children (New Vision)
• Uganda: Multipartism Won't End LRA - Mamdani (New Vision)
• Africa: Believe It Or Not, This Cup Tested Pointing's Men [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Paramount to Phase Out Debentures After Tough Market Hits Distribution (Business Day)
• South Africa: How Life Has Changed After Distell Merger (Business Day)
• Africa: Power Fixation May Show Prejudice [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rise Above Short-Term Interests [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Arms Transfers in Order, Assures Asmal (Business Day)
• Africa: Missions to Africa Increase (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Pegasus Plant Inspires Ceramic Industries' Fight (Business Day)
• Africa: Australia, the True Kings of Cricket (Business Day)
• East Africa: EA to Formulate Defence Protocol (New Vision)
• Uganda: Katende Confident (New Vision)
• Uganda: Latest Trade Numbers Out (New Vision)
• Uganda: Multiplex in U-Turn (New Vision)
• East Africa: Regional Financing Mooted to Cut Losses (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pace Rules As Wand Storm Mawanda Semis (New Vision)
• South Africa: De Beers is to Invest $150m in Its SA Mines (Business Day)
• South Africa: NNP Set to Be Biggest Loser in Floor Crossing (Business Day)
• South Africa: Richemont's Profit Warning Sends Shivers Through Market (Business Day)
• South Africa: Local Carrier Spreads Its Wings With New Flights to Europe (Business Day)
• South Africa: Educational Model Must Suit Economy [opinion] (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Kebbi Politics: The Hand of Destiny [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Again, in the Grip of Fuel Scarcity (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Travails of the Auditor-General (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Cheated Again? (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: The BBC Approach [opinion] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Many Rivers to Cross [opinion] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Our Man in Washington [opinion] (Newswatch)
• Uganda: Why Government Backed US-Led War Against Saddam (New Vision)
• Nigeria: NPI Debunks False Immunisation Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nafdac Destroys N23m Fake Goods (This Day)
• Nigeria/Malawi: Lilongwe Cracker: Why Chukwu Dropped Kanu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Pillars Coach Flees After Home Draw (This Day)
• Africa: African Film Makers Confront Aids (This Day)
• Nigeria: Call for Shift in Dates Denounced (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nwobodo Vows to Stop PDP Campaigns If ... (This Day)
• Nigeria: ICPC: 'My Colleagues in the House Are Legislative Toddlers' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dangote Splashes N100m On Customers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jang Blames Plateau Govt for Clashes (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ibori Still Our Candidate in Delta, By PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Restrains Government From Acting On AP Tribunal Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Worrying Activities of Human Traffickers (This Day)
• Kenya: Kwale Farmers in Compromise Over Titanium (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Govt Ready to Apply Biotech, Says Minister (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Lenana Scoops Crown in Rugby Match (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Review Boundary, MP Urges State (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Gulf War to Hurt Tourism Industry (EA Standard)
• Uganda: Impala Beat Uganda Side in Friendly Tie (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Farmers to Manage KCC (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kulundu Declares War On Bhang Cultivation (EA Standard)
• South Africa: How South Africa Did It [analysis] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: How Returned Wealth Can Be Put Into Use [book review] (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: Senate Panel Clears IEA Directors Over Alleged N3.5b Fraud (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 10,000 Ijaw Names Missing in Voters' Register, Monarch Alleges (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: National Bank Poised for Rapid Growth - Olagundoye (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Dariye Assures Obasanjo of North-Central Votes in April Polls (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Igbos in Obasanjo's Cabinet Not Anti-Igbo - Nwosu [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Attack On Nnamani: Police Release Detained Suspects (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Combating Corruption in the Police [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: GSM: Interconnection: NCC Remains Helpless (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NBA Moves Against Political Assassinations (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Petroleum Companies Push Index Down By 0.98 Percent (Vanguard)
• Africa: Repositioning Agric Sector for Nepad [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Immigration Black-Lists North-West Axis for Child Trafficking (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lawal's Mission to Redeem Kwara [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Court Vacates Own Order On Appointment of Eletu Odibo of Lagos (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: GSM: Subscribers Worry Over Scarcity of MTN Booster Cards (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Mwarangu's Ndenderu in Close Victory (Nation)
• Kenya: Politicians Funded Rustling, Says MP (Nation)
• Kenya: State Defends KPCU Bosses (Nation)
• Kenya: Celtic Road Beats Favourite at Ngong (Nation)
• Kenya: Seed Maize Research Grounded (Nation)
• Kenya: Major Reforms for Judiciary (Nation)
• Kenya: US Investors Impressed By Local Cotton (Nation)
• Kenya: Oduor Goes for Top Honours at Kampala Money Event (Nation)
• Nigeria/Malawi: Nigeria Coach and Players Settle Row (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Water Crisis Averted (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Soldiers On the Rampage in Harare (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Vice-Chancellor Dragging Politics Into Grievances (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Dynamos Post First Victory (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: State Fails to Assist Dete Disaster Families (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Students Call for Protests Over University Closures (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: CST Bounces Back On Bourse (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Soldiers Ransack MDC Official's House (Daily News)
• Nigeria: UAC Assures On Continued Customer Satisfaction (This Day)
• Nigeria: Red Hot Aiyegbeni On Target Again (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Why Peace Should Return to Rivers' (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP Tasks Owie On Role in Senate (This Day)
• Nigeria: Methodists Express Concern Over Political Killings (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gov't Wants to Rig, Says Okogie (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nwodo Pledges to Develop Zone (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kachako Dumps ANPP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tinubu Backs Market of Convenience Initiative (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Restrains NDLEA From Harassing Ex-Director (This Day)
• Nigeria: Revenue Commission And Petrol Price Increase [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Takes Re-Election Campaign to Kwara (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cleric Cautions Against Scuttling Democracy (This Day)
• Nigeria: Workers Decry Preference for Imported Fuel (This Day)
• South Africa: Chemistry Scholarship Awarded in Memory of Brilliant Young Rhodes Academic (East Cape News)
• South Africa: Thumbs Down for Money Bill (Mineweb)
• Zimbabwe: Bosso Survive Scare (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Delta Donates to Flood Victims (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: US Official Slams Mugabe for Abuses (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Massive Retrenchment Looms In Banking Industry (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ibori knows fate today - PDP shops for replacement, in case... (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Itsekiri Vow To Take Case To UN (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Sculptor Wachi Exhibits Works At Art Café (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Runaway Inflation Fuels Poverty (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Ruling Reserved in Judge's Application to Supreme Court (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mdlongwa Pledges to Boost Staff Morale (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Demo At Mau Mau's UK Shop (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Offices Bombed (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Cellular Systems to List On Stock Exchange (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Soldiers Beat Up Nightclub Patrons (Daily News)
• Kenya: Mixed Reaction On Okemo Defection (EA Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Lets the Cat Out of the Bag [editorial] (Daily News)
• Kenya: 'New Constitution Key to Breaking With the Past' (EA Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Soldiers Assault Zimpapers Vendor (Daily News)
• East Africa: Enact Competition Laws, EA Countries Urged (EA Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Caps Edge Battling Wankie (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Villagers Starve As Aid Officials Squabble (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Rimi Canvasses Support for Buhari (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Amnesty Warns of More Human Rights Violations (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Consumers Can Now Sue Nepa (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: ZBC Expects Viewers to Pay for Their Lies (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Biti Warns Against Poll-Rigging (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Three Days of Hell At the Hands of the Police (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Bus Fares Plummet As Competition Hots Up (Daily News)
• Tunisia: Annual Competitiveness Report Submitted to the Head of State (Tunisia Online)
• Uganda: Budo Now a First Choice for Girls (New Vision)
• Tunisia: Preparations for the 2005 Tunis World Information (Tunisia Online)
• Uganda: 70 Years of Mixed Schooling At King's College Bears Fruit (New Vision)
• Uganda: Science Subjects Finally Bow to Girls (New Vision)
• East Africa: EA Defence Protocol Welcome (New Vision)
• Uganda: Seroma Christian High School Offers Bursaries (New Vision)
• Uganda: Akech Warns Higher Institutions On Funds (New Vision)
• Uganda: Students Who Re-Sat Exams Irk University Departments (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bukeka Teacher Arrested for Breaking 10-Year-Old Pupil's Leg (New Vision)
• Kenya: The Dilemma of a Truth And Reconciliation Commission (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kibaki Forms HIV/Aids Cabinet Team (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenyans Need Justice, Not Reconciliation, Says Oyugi (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenya Seeks Interpol Aid On Suspects (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Relief As Rains Fall in Nairobi (EA Standard)
• Kenya: It is the Only Way to Forge Ahead, Says Mutunga [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: 'V Monologues' Staged in Nairobi (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Confronting Our Dark Past [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Govt Quells Fears Over Directive On Title Deeds (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Wajir Elections: Mob Threatens Contestant (EA Standard)
• Uganda: 340 to Miss Graduation Over Results (New Vision)
• Kenya: Narc MPs Differ On the Summit (Nation)
• Kenya: Greater Representation Demanded at Law Talks (Nation)
• Kenya: Narc Election Officials Are Biased, Claim Politicians (Nation)
• Kenya: Let Kalenjin Decide Their Future, Moi Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Torture Chambers Cleansed (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibaki Launches War On Aids (Nation)
• Kenya: Fresh Probe On Euro Bank (Nation)
• Gambia: Rights Still Being 'Eroded' Says Gambian Opposition Leader [interview] (allAfrica)
• Kenya: Church Shut As Probe On Man's Killing Starts (Nation)
• Kenya: Cultivation Disrupted As Drought Bites (Nation)
• Kenya: War Eclipses Crucial IMF Report [analysis] (Nation)
• Kenya: Govt to Overhaul Secondary Schools Curriculum (EA Standard)
• Kenya: When Any News is Bad News [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: The Iron Lady of Fremont is Determined to Make Kenya a More Secure Country (EA Standard)
• East Africa: EA Asked to Fund Forest Conservation (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Water Shortage Bites in Kwale, Mombasa (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Scandal of Convicts Who Buy Their Way to Freedom (EA Standard)
• Kenya: A Handy Solution for Small Businesses in Kenya [analysis] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Customers Want Daima Bank Re-Opened (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: 2003 Presidency: Why Buhari Must Beg IBB -Jubril Aminu [interview] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Money for Money [opinion] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: A Sure Way Forward (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Cleanest States (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Nigeria of His Dreams (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Grinding On the Wheels of Strikes (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: New Revenue Targets (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Month of Quick Profits (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: A King Goes Home (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: We've Restored Sanity At Our Airports (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Killer Gang of Brothers (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Confessions of Robbery Suspects [interview] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: These Are Smart Guys [interview] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: The Boys Got Into Bad Company [interview] (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: 2003 Presidential Debate (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Best Way to Honour Harry (Newswatch)
• Nigeria: Many Enemies, Many Friends (Newswatch)
• Kenya: Government Yet to Solve Filming Riddle (Nation)
• Central African Republic: Coup that gave birth to another bad boy [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Key Water Bodies Formed (Nation)
• Kenya: Coffee Emerges Top (Nation)
• East Africa: Harambee Stars swamp Tanzania (Nation)
• Ghana: Ministry to adhere to age limit (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Rawlings must come clean [editorial] (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: SIC Organises Seminar for Media Personnel (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: DSTV Introduces New Decoder (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Checkpoint Sponsors Award (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Regions to Benefit From Improved Trunk Roads (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Kwadwo Ani Exhibits "Blues" At the British Council (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Apathy in Niiboiman (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Accra Prepares for Flood (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Do Not Disturb Prevailing Peace And Stability - Says Deputy High Commissioner (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Police React to Media Report (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: EU Sets Up Guidelines for Brain Drain (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Navrongo Bye-Election (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Did Rawlings Enjoy Watching Torture Tapes? [editorial] (Accra Mail)
• Kenya: Rousing Welcome for Heroes (Nation)
• Kenya: Bleeding Hearts Ruining Our Kids [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Widows Unveil Plaque in Slain JM's Memory (Nation)
• Kenya: Horse Racing (Nation)
• Kenya: Narc Has Misread the Country's Intentions [opinion] (Nation)
• East Africa: Kibaki's Speech on EA unity Was a Winner [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibaki to Launch Ministry Campaign Against HIV/Aids (Nation)
• Kenya: Tax MPs' Pay Too, Say Accountants (Nation)
• Ghana: Olympics Fail to Salvage Image (Accra Mail)
• Nigeria: Buhari And His Team [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why PDP Insists On Alamieyeseigha [opinion] (This Day)
• Somalia: Ceasefire Body To Bring Leaders Back To Talks (East African)
• Kenya: Let's Quit the Shores of IMF Slavery [opinion] (East African)
• Kenya: Gold Medal Award for Bright Kenyan Student (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Muite Versus Raila [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Help Write Guide Books, Don Tells Teachers (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Fire Destroys Nakuru Park (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Muite: We Won't Delay Review Process [interview] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kajwang': It's All a Question of Consultation [interview] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Labour Commissioner Shown the Door (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Narc Crisis: the Story Behind the Intrigues [analysis] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: The Undermining of Economic Recovery [column] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: The Branding Buff [analysis] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Pipeline, Mathare Win, Nzoia Held (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Juja Road Can Be a Trading Zone [analysis] (EA Standard)
• East Africa: A Product That May Boost Declining Agricultural Yields (EA Standard)
• Kenya: CBK Takes Over Weak Daima Bank (East African)
• East Africa: Ethiopia, Eritrea Hold Military Meeting (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: World's Largest Drainage Project Completed (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Sheraton Addis Wins Ultimate Service Award (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Italy Cancels Over $ 25 Mln External Debt (Daily Monitor)
• Africa: End of Principle of Sovereignty [opinion] (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Joint UNHCR, ACHPR Seminar Examines Rights of Refugees, the Displaced (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: IT Teachers Receive Training On Application Programme (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Around 50,000 Tons of Contraband Sugar Smuggled Into Country (Daily Monitor)
• Ghana: Osafo Maafo IMF Captive - Charges Banker (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Protecting the Rights of Arrested Persons [editorial] (Public Agenda)
• Tanzania: Dar Reduces Maternal Death Rate by 72 per cent (East African)
• Uganda: Fears Over WB Funds (East African)
• Africa: Africa Needs France [opinion] (East African)
• Kenya: Mathare and Tusker Go on a Scoring Spree (Nation)
• Kenya: Five Killed As Armed Bandits Attack Vehicle (Nation)
• Kenya: Kenyan Military Ponders Role in Gulf War (Nation)
• Kenya: Top Goldenberg Probe Official Seized By Gang (Nation)
• Kenya: Minister Dispels Fears of Looming Hunger (Nation)
• Kenya: How Raila Lost Poll to Muite [analysis] (Nation)
• Kenya: Constitution Team to Announce Vital Date (Nation)
• Kenya: New Law to Reduce Graft in Water Use (Nation)
• Kenya/Tanzania: Harambee Stars Meet Tanzania (Nation)
• Uganda: Budget Support Falls Short By $200m (East African)
• Kenya: Sunday View [column] (Nation)
• Uganda: Africa One Suspends Flights to 'Restructure' (East African)
• East Africa: Mazee, Those Kampala (East African)
• Nigeria: 'Our Problems in Anambra Are Man-Made' (This Day)
• Nigeria: NDP to Ensure Smooth Democratic Process (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senatorial Candidate Assures Constituency of Quality Representation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Afenifere Seeks End to Itsekiri, Ijaw Impasse (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo to Commission Protea Hotel, Abuja (This Day)
• Nigeria: Legislator Tasks Colleagues On Anti-Graft Law (This Day)
• Nigeria: Military, Punching Bag of Politicians - Abdullahi (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2003: I'll Reposition Niger Delta, Says Buhari (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP Panel Annuls Ekiti South Constituency Result (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government May Prosecute Buhari Over PTF (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Why Prisoners Must Vote' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Stops Inec From Adjusting Anambra PDP Candidates' List (This Day)
• Nigeria: AD Bigwigs Absent At Fund Raising (This Day)
• Nigeria: NTA Director Canvasses PR Practice for Army (This Day)
• Nigeria: Treason: Court Orders Ogboru's Trial (This Day)
• Kenya: Thirst for Beer As Bar Owners Go On Strike (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo's Aide Assures On Good Governance (This Day)
• Nigeria: Museveni, Lukman, 5 Others Win Zik Award (This Day)
• Kenya: Bomb Attack Victims Demand Sh5m (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Cruise Association Launch Tomorrow (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: 65 Killed in Fresh Jos Crisis (This Day)
• South Africa: Tendulkar Faces Aussie Bowling Test (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Officer Kills Woman, Shoots Self Dead (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Njonjo Calls for Clean Up (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KPA Denies Lay-Off Plan (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Jubilation As Kenyan Team Arrives Home (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Hospital Seals Cash Loopholes (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Mumias Company Drivers' Strike Ends (EA Standard)
• Nigeria: Medicine Dealers Endorse Government's War On Fake Drugs (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nitel Management Meets Union Over Strike (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Why South West Now Supports Obasanjo' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Nullifies Contempt Charge On Eletu Odibo (This Day)
• Nigeria: New Telecom Device Introduced in Port Harcourt (This Day)
• Zambia: Sikatana Urges Rural Farmers to Embrace Science (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: 'Levy is Denying Us a Platform to Air Our Views' (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Masebo Calls for House of Chiefs (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Bandits Attack Nkombo (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: I'm a Victim of Political Confrontation, Says Levy (Post (Lusaka))
• Nigeria: Oguguo, Nnaji Seek Support for Ayogu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Malawi: Battle of Blantyre: Gabros Boss Tips Eagles, As Chukwu Shuns Comment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Apga Set to Preside Over Region of Rising Sun (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Indigeneship: Ladoja Replies Lam Adesina (Vanguard)
• Zambia: The Favours Game [editorial] (Post (Lusaka))
• Africa: Africa's Irrelevance in World Geo-politics - Seeking the Bubble Reputation [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Chaos: Only first columnists can save us from fifth columnists- Organised labour [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Guber Election: AD Puts Uzodinma's Candidature On Hold (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why Obasanjo Now? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: SCSA Must Match Words With Action (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Registration for 'Nigerian-Chadians' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ibori: Clark Alleges Gang-Up Over Ex-Convict Twist (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cadbury Cup: Clubs Tee Off Tourney, As Sponsor Honours Legends (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Our Leaders And Indifference to Maintenance Culture [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Africa: Sheraton Addis Wins the 2002 Ultimate Service Award for Africa (Addis Tribune)
• Kenya: Week in Parliament [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: Kenyan Journalist to Head BBC Programmes (Nation)
• Nigeria: Marshal Harry: Lessons On Political Violence [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gains of GSM in Kwara [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: INEC Deploys IT Massively As Proof Against Rigging (Vanguard)
• Zambia: Flooded East Appeals for Airborne Help (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Nyirongo Warns 'Bogus' NGOs With Certain Closure (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: K12 Billion Needed for Voters' Registration (Times of Zambia)
• Mozambique: Demonstration Against War On Iraq (AIM)
• Mozambique: Proagri-2 Will Take Nepad Priorities Into Account (AIM)
• Zambia: Cadres Interfere in Council Levy Collections - Mayor (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Pests Spell Harvest Doom [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Photo-Journalism Potential Still Untapped [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: FAZ Annual General Meeting Promises Sparks [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Tennis Players SA-Bound (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Four Nabbed Over K80m Robbery (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Stanchart Donates for Ndola Hospital ICU (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Learn Other Languages, Zambians Prodded (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Govt Gives LRA 10 More Days (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Cautions On 3rd Term (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Investigate Kampala, Kigali Accusations [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: 'Defectors' Back in Army (Monitor)
• Uganda: MPs Throw Out District Panels (Monitor)
• Uganda: 1966 Congo Ghosts Stillhaunt Region [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: US Tightens Visa Rules for 54 States (New Vision)
• Uganda: Army Kills 8 LRA in Kitgum (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Overturns POA (New Vision)
• Uganda: French Seek Joint Ventures (New Vision)
• Uganda: IDEA Project Winds Up Next Year (New Vision)
• Uganda: Banks Woo Clients With ATM's (New Vision)
• Uganda: Uganda, China Trade Imbalanced (New Vision)
• East Africa: 'Uganda Leads in Social Services' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Non-Condom Use is Murder - Rev. Byamugisha (New Vision)
• Uganda: PRA Recruiter Killed (New Vision)
• Kenya: PTA Bank, KQ Sign $7.5m Aircraft Deal (New Vision)
• Uganda: S.Africa Probes Uganda-Rwanda Row (New Vision)
• Uganda: University Quota Divides MPs (New Vision)
• Uganda: LRA Abducts 27 More (New Vision)
• Uganda: Uganda Named in US Allies (New Vision)
• Africa: The Stage is Set: Uganda, Rwanda Back to War Theatre [opinion] (Monitor)
• East Africa: Life Style: Around East Africa in 15 Eventful Days (Monitor)
• Mozambique: Sabotage Continues Along Sena Line (AIM)
• Uganda: Kamyuka's Debut (Monitor)
• Uganda: Total Fuels Mosac Garden City Rally, Lumala in (Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Trimmed Bombers Off to Addis (Monitor)
• Uganda: Last Whistle: Athletes Must Walk the Walk And Talk the Talk (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mango Kobs Visit Impis (Monitor)
• Kenya: Maasai Mara Braces for War Impact (EA Standard)
• Zambia: European Union Releases 16.5m Euro Market Grant (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: Africa Embraces Anti-Retroviral Use (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Motion to Award Ex-Speakers Benefits Flops (Times of Zambia)
• East Africa: Uganda Tops EA Investment Bid (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Why Boxing is Down - National Coach (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oyo Politicians Sign Non-Violence Pact (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogun Spends N1bn On Road Construction (This Day)
• Nigeria: Polls: Royal Fathers Endorse PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ndigbo Frowns At Obasanjo's Pact With S-West AD (This Day)
• Nigeria: Premier League: Rangers Challenge Enyimba (This Day)
• Nigeria: Egbin Power Station Shuts Down (This Day)
• Nigeria: Centre Identifies Causes of Violence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Shagamu Mayhem: Government Vows to Punish Culprits (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tinubu Has Resuscitated Judicial System - Agabi (This Day)
• Nigeria: Arsenal Back On Top (This Day)
• Nigeria: Minister Seeks Bigger Role for Govt Agency (This Day)
• Nigeria: Guinness Plans N100m Water Projects (This Day)
• Nigeria: Liquidation: Peak Bank Faults Court Ruling (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abdulkadir Urges Tinubu's Re-Election (This Day)
• Zambia: Moribund UN [opinion] (Post (Lusaka))
• Africa: Uganda Seeks Friendly With Zambia (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Telesport Asks FAZ to Allow S. Province Run Division One (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Cosafa Women's Soccer Tournament Date Moved (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Volleyball Players Cry Foul Over Allowances (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Government Intervenes in 'Mighty' Wrangle (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Selective Tax Exemptions Worry Inonge Wina (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Unip Leaders Are Dying Like Chickens - Banda (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Police Deny Sata Permit to Hold Rally in Lusaka (Post (Lusaka))
• Zambia: Feel Free to Visit Luanshya, Pwele Tells Mwanawasa (Post (Lusaka))
• Zimbabwe: Face-to-Face With Police Brutality [opinion] (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Confession Queried (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Judge Raps Zifa Over Shoddy Handling of Transfers (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Witness Concedes to Defence (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Three Vie for Top Sports Accolade (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Youth Are Misguided [editorial] (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mudede Given 48hrs (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Orders State Agents to Crush MDC (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Mob Threatens Mudzuri (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Men's Volleyball Team in Humiliating Defeat (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Property Sector Still Subdued (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Torture: Is Nobody's Conscience Troubled? [opinion] (Daily News)
• Zambia: [New ICU Unit for Ndola Hospital] [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: New Promoter to Stage Boxing Tourney (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZRA Rakes in K7.8bn (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Levy Hails New Chinese Leader (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia/Rwanda: Soccer Squad Jets Into Kigali (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Diggers Get Down to Work (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: World Water Day Tackles Future Threats [analysis] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Teachers' Strike Enters Day Three (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: Two Cuban Trainers Coming (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Parley Debates J and W Investors' Credence (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: 'They're Incapable, Says Fari' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Party Stalwarts Halt Duke's Campaign Journey (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We're Focused for Champions League - Ikhana (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Odili Reassures On 1999 Election Promises (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Exile Almost Ruined Me---Dan Suleiman (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Inec's Many Troubles (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I'm Not in Lobi for Money - Uwua (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: South East: ANPP Battles PDP, Apga (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta Seek Upset in Kano (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe/Seychelles: Tickets for Seychelles Match Go On Sale (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Refer My Case to Supreme Court, Says Paradza (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Offices Blown Up in Chinhoyi (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Four Nzira Followers' Bail Applications Thrown Out (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sculptors Speak Languages Through Stone (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: SA Denies Role in Mckinnon's Decision (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mwaruwaru Named Among Country's Most Outstanding Sportspersons for 2002 (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Nkala Case: Suspects Intended to Escape to UK, Court Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Motor Rally Rescheduled (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'I Have No Reason Not to Believe Ben-Menashe' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Race Horse Owner Khalfan to Saddle Muscat Express (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: President Warns MDC (The Herald)
• Malawi: Parliament to Impeach Second Deputy Speaker (Malawi Standard)
• Malawi: Malawi Revenue Authority in Anti-Graft War (Malawi Standard)
• Malawi: Escom, Blantyre Water Board Blame Each Other (Malawi Standard)
• Malawi: Malawian Reggae Musician Cuts Album [music review] (Malawi Standard)
• Malawi: Carlsberg Cup Kicks Off Next Week (Malawi Standard)
• Gambia: Latif Fans Club Set Up (Independent)
• Gambia: Tahir Gets Foreign Assistance (Independent)
• Gambia: "Internet Cafés Doing More Harm Than Good" (Independent)
• Gambia: Africell to Cater for 150, 000 Subscribers (Independent)
• Eritrea: Eritrean Airlines Takes Off Next Month (IRIN)
• Gambia/Senegal: As Unwanted History is Made, Senegalese Press Threatens to Boycott Sunday's Game (Independent)
• South Africa: Rhodes University Mourns Death of Soldier (East Cape News)
• Central Africa: Cemac Asks International Community to Help CAR (IRIN)
• Gambia: Trustees for Frap Launched (Independent)
• Gambia: Malaria Meeting Wraps Up (Independent)
• Gambia: NdowsComprehensive Visits Banjul (Independent)
• Gambia: No GM Foods Please! [editorial] (Independent)
• Gambia: As Tombong Saidy Withdraws Law Suit, GFA Agrees to Sell Match Rights CFA 4 Million As Compromise Figure (Independent)
• Gambia: Press Conference for Whom? (Independent)
• Gambia: Banjul Councillors Disgruntled With Mayor Jeng (Independent)
• Gambia: Visa Scam Rocks Gambian Sports (Independent)
• Tanzania: Government Reassures Nation of Oil Supply (IRIN)
• Kenya: Industrial Unrest On the Increase (IRIN)
• Africa: Africa's Most Amazing Science Festival Seeks Out Black Role Models (East Cape News)
• Namibia: Koch Lawyers Ponder Strategy (Namibian)
• Namibia: Six Die in Horror Crash Near Karibib (Namibian)
• Namibia: HIV-Rape Trial Takes a Break (Namibian)
• Namibia: New Law On Magistrates Heads to Parliament (Namibian)
• Namibia: Water Day Marked in City (Namibian)
• Namibia: More Cash Needed for Water (Namibian)
• Africa: Aid Needed to Hit Targets (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nujoma Says Govt is Committed On Land (Namibian)
• Namibia: Peace, Quiet, Shopping Mark 13th Anniversary (Namibian)
• Uganda: Ugandan Military Will Not Prolong Stay in Ituri, Says Officer (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: DRC: Red Cross Reunites 45 Children With Their Families (IRIN)
• Uganda: Vicious Circle of Famine And Insecurity in Karamoja (IRIN)
• Somalia: Continuity Or Change in Somaliland? (IRIN)
• Central African Republic: WFP Receives US $1 Million for the Displaced (IRIN)
• Ethiopia: Security for Demarcation Under Discussion (IRIN)
• East Africa: UN Force Commander Meets US Horn Counterpart (IRIN)
• Nigeria: CBN Instruments: Standing the Test of Time [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Igbinedion, Owie Promise Better Life for Edo Indigenes (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FSB Boss, Hayatu-Deen, Appointed NESG Chairman, Promises New Frontiers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Aiyegbeni's Coach Pours Encomium On Players (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jamb Chief Laments Fall-Out From ASUU Strike (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why Saraki is Misunderstood [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Uzoh Preaches Politics Without Bitterness (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why ICPC Law Must Be Amended (1) [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Warri War: Ijaws Accuse Soldiers Of Razing Their Villages- Army Confirms 6 Soldiers Killed (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Corporate Nigeria Rolls Out War Chest for Obasanjo Tomorrow (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Advertising Cigarettes; Matters Arising [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Ethiopia: New Food Crisis "In the Making" (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Presidential Debate: Give It to Chris Okotie (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Tinubu Urges Lagosians to Vote for Obasanjo (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Rent Cheating Must Stop, Says Official (East Cape News)
• Ethiopia: Teenagers Tell World Forum of Water Crisis (IRIN)
• Uganda: MPs Rap Church Leaders (New Vision)
• Nigeria: 'Lagos State AD-Led Administration Has Failed' (This Day)
• Nigeria: No Move to Scrap LG System - Benue Speaker (This Day)
• Nigeria: April Polls: Inec Shops for Returning Officers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Women Voters Flay Spate of Political Violence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Protect Democracy, CAN Tells Christians (This Day)
• Nigeria: Special Sports Scribe Extols Deceased Coach (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why I'm Seeking Second Term - Akume (This Day)
• Nigeria: Govt House Policeman Kills Governor's Supporter (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogbeh Flags Off PDP Campaigns in Cross River (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gov't Owes Pensioners N700m, Says Union (This Day)
• Nigeria: April Elections: Prove Country's Maturity, Obasanjo Tells Citizens (This Day)
• Nigeria: Attah Flays Critics of GSM Investment (This Day)
• Nigeria: Next Senate Will Rectify Legislative Errors - Wabara (This Day)
• Nigeria: Guber Candidate Expresses Reservations Over Peaceful Conduct of Elections (This Day)
• Nigeria: Government to Speed Up Completion of Enugu Fair Site (This Day)
• Nigeria: Only God Will Decide Who Wins Presidency - Makarfi (This Day)
• South Africa: Simulator Will Train Marine Pilots (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mettle Looks Set to Delist As HCI Snaps Up Shares (Business Day)
• South Africa: Court Bid Could Frustrate the Liquidation of PSC Fund (Business Day)
• South Africa: Solidarity Fires First Shot in Scramble for More Members (Business Day)
• South Africa: Tribunal to Try to Untangle Medical-Aid Providers Web (Business Day)
• South Africa: Royalties Regime To Keep Competitive Edge (Business Day)
• South Africa: Shoppers Ditch Cash in Favour of Debit Cards (Business Day)
• South Africa: State Calls for Business to Aid Reparation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Participation Programme Goes for Gold (Business Day)
• South Africa: Dorbyl to Sell Roofing Unit to Absa And Others (Business Day)
• South Africa: Data Likely to Signal Inflation Decline (Business Day)
• South Africa: Losses On Secondary Businesses in Spotlight (Business Day)
• South Africa: Receipts in Franchise Deal Are of a Revenue Nature (Business Day)
• South Africa: Building of $28m Fibreoptic Plant Put On Hold (Business Day)
• South Africa: ICC Hits India And Others for Painful Six (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wits Tumble Out of Cup (Business Day)
• South Africa: Icasa Councillors' Salaries Are 'Inadequate' (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Chevron Shuts Production in Escravos - Begins Workers Relocation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Union Continues Protest Over Nitel Privatisation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Warri Chief Urges FG to Halt Ijaw Attacks On Itsekiri (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Oil Majors Close More Nigeria Flow Stations (This Day)
• South Africa: Striking Miners May Return to Work (SAPA)
• South Africa: Football Battle Looms in Western Cape (SAPA)
• South Africa: DA Wants Health Minister to Go to Iraq As Human Shield (SAPA)
• Nigeria: Chevron Nigeria Limited Shuts in all Western Niger Delta Production [press release] (Chevron Nigeria Ltd.)
• South Africa: Five SA "Human Shields" May Return to SA (SAPA)
• South Africa: NNP Suffers Early Defection Losses (SAPA)
• South Africa: Two SA Aids Vaccine Trials Expected to Begin in 2004 (SAPA)