November 7, 2006

• Uganda: CECAFA is Preparation for Nigeria - Csaba (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt Rejects LRA Demand for Ministry (Monitor)
• East Africa: Burundi to Host Next EA Challenge (Monitor)
• Egypt: Egypt Gives Shs8 Billion for Water Weed (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kasulu Takes Lawyer to Court Over Shs92 Million (Monitor)
• Uganda: Have the New Districts Brought Services Closer? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kobs Reign Supreme (Monitor)
• Uganda: Gulu Women Train in Catering Skills (Monitor)
• Uganda: Careful On the Move to China [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Power to Miss Oketcho (Monitor)
• Uganda: Women's Peace Torch Off to Juba (Monitor)
• Uganda: 12 Fighters for All Africa Event (Monitor)
• Uganda: No Cause for Alarm, Everything is Going On Smoothly-Nsibambi (Monitor)
• Uganda: 12 K'jong Die After Eating Bombed Cows (Monitor)
• Uganda: Investment - Can NRM Control the Red Dragon? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt Can't Remain Quiet On Mabira, GF [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Parliament Dodging Issues - Ogenga (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kitgum CAO Grilled Over Shs1.5 Billion (Monitor)
• Uganda: New EU Head Takes Office (Monitor)
• Uganda: CAN 2008 Budget Ready (Monitor)
• Uganda: Global Fund - Uganda Filed Shoddy Proposal (Monitor)
• Uganda: NRM Film Sparks Controversy (Monitor)
• Uganda: Cranes Games Will Not Disrupt Super League (Monitor)
• Uganda: NMS Rutagi Was Terribly Incompetent (Monitor)
• Uganda: Confusion Clouds Handover of Masaka College to Buganda (Monitor)
• Uganda: Tri-Star Scandal - the Price for a Feeble Parliament [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: China - Was Museveni With Beggars Or Serious Africans? [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: PSFU, Govt Agree (Monitor)
• Uganda: China Offers $10 Million Grant for Garbage (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ex-IGG Takes Over Passport Office (Monitor)
• Uganda: Fufa to Deploy Cameras (Monitor)
• Uganda: Tax Payer to Lose Shs4 Billion As House Extends Nap [column] (Monitor)
• Botswana: Furniture Bonanza Continues (The Voice)
• Botswana: Chinese Connection (The Voice)
• Gambia: Why / How Democracy Fails [column] (AllGambian.net)
• Botswana: Suicides And Murders Blamed On Mental Illness (The Voice)
• Botswana: Chinese Are Slave Drivers, Claim Local Workers (The Voice)
• Botswana: Campaign Demands HIV Employment Law Now (The Voice)
• Botswana: Looking Back With Pride (The Voice)
• Botswana: Local Sports Leader Challenged (The Voice)
• Botswana: Mohammed's Prophecy (The Voice)
• Botswana: Chiefs Are Back (The Voice)
• Botswana: Dagga Possesor Fined (The Voice)
• Botswana: Ceda Donates to Linchwe Primary School (The Voice)
• Southern Africa: SADC to Hold Bridges Across Borders Conference (The Voice)
• Botswana: Mokolodi Promotes Tourism (The Voice)
• Botswana: Institute of Credit Management Launched (The Voice)
• Botswana: BTC Boss Embraces Privatization (The Voice)
• Congo-Kinshasa: US Ambassador - No One Has the Right to Threaten Order, Security And Stability [interview] (MONUSCO)
• Kenya: Side Returns From Japan to Lukewarm Reception At the Airport (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenya Play Fiji On December 1 As IRB Sevens Kicks Off (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Women Fear Loans, Says Banker (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Vision 2030 Can Succeed If Predatory Ways Change [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KVF Chris Mbaisi to Replace Aged Players in National Team, Says Kioni (EA Standard)
• Kenya: MP Says Officers Reluctant to End Insecurity (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ministers Attack Raila On Remarks (EA Standard)
• Africa: African Airlines Hurt By Taxes, Compliance Costs (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Police Probe Signatures On 300 Cheques By CDF Team (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Now UASU Tables New Demand in Pay Dispute (EA Standard)
• Kenya: TTF Meeting to Discuss E-Tourism (EA Standard)
• Kenya: High Court Refers Econet Wireless Case (EA Standard)
• Kenya: All's Not Well in ODM, Says Aspirant (EA Standard)
• Kenya: China Extends Sh6 Billion Package (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Local Media Must Be the Voice of the Voiceless [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Africa: Warming Will Push Up Malaria, Aids Cases (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KCPE Examination Starts Despite Delays (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Tourism Sites Under Threat, Says UN (EA Standard)
• Kenya: City Hall Picks Theft Probe Team (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Night of Bloodshed (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Government Yet to Ask for Climate Change Fund (EA Standard)
• Ethiopia: EPDRF to Train 350,000 Senior Members in One Year (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Agricultural Extension Packages Readied for Developing States (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Efforts Launched to Export Ethiopian Flowers to Japan - Ambassador (Ethiopian Herald)
• Africa: China-Africa Cooperation Forum Summit Adopts Action Plan (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Premier Back Home After Attending FOCAC Summit (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Health Ministry Plans to Enrol 150,000 PLWA on ART (Ethiopian Herald)
• Eritrea: Art Exhibition Staged in Asseb (Shabait)
• Eritrea: President Isaias Holds Talks With Emir of Qatar (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Eritrean Postal Service Receives Commemorative Stamps From China (Shabait)
• Liberia: Senior Police Officers End Training (Analyst)
• Ethiopia: CBE Losing Employees to Rival Bank (Daily Monitor)
• Liberia: Reporters Endorse Waritay's Candidacy (Analyst)
• Sudan: Harassment of Media Continues, Undermines Implementation of Peace Agreement (HRW)
• Ethiopia: U.S. Govt to Donate $ 250 Million for HIV/Aids (Daily Monitor)
• Liberia: DCN To Salvage Waterside Bridge (Analyst)
• Uganda: Address Lecturers' Pay Comprehensively [editorial] (Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Ayat Residents Facing Water Shortage (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Wegagen Shortlists Card Service Technology Providers (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopian: Low Profit, Bright Future? (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopian Introduces New Passenger Service System (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: First Fertilizer Tender to Open Under New Directive (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Prime Minister to Share Vision for University (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Central Bank Loses Campus (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Awash Int'l Bank Awards Exporters (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Bole Gets Second Private Duty Free Shop (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Police Release Tedi Afro On 50,000 Br Bail (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: New Tax System Requires New Form (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Enormous Turnout for EEPCo's Multi-Million Birr Bid (Addis Fortune)
• Liberia: Ivorian Refugees Express Angst (Analyst)
• Botswana: Human Flesh Ruling - What Do People Say? (The Voice)
• South Africa: Heaney Praises Mandela for Award (The Voice)
• Liberia: Investors Swarm Ellen (Analyst)
• Liberia: Ellen Arrives Today (Analyst)
• Liberia: UMU Students Clash With Police (Analyst)
• Liberia: Historic Exchange At FOCAC (Analyst)
• Liberia: AFL Graduates 106 New Soldiers (Analyst)
• Liberia: Ministry of Justice, Chinese Company Sign MOU (Analyst)
• Liberia: Youths Should Not Be Used As Cutlasses (Analyst)
• East Africa: UN Envoy Warns Neighbours Against Using Somalia As Theatre for Proxy War (UN News)
• Nigeria: Militants Help Oil Back Over $60 (Business in Africa)
• Africa: Deputies Bring New Energy to HIV/Aids (Health-e)
• Gambia: Juventus Are Sk East Champions (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GNOC's Commitment to Sports Development Hailed (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: AWLA Ends Regional CONFAB (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Kicking Locusts Out (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: SoS Touray Tours Fishing Companies (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: In Court Martial Video Club Operator Gives Evidence (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: More Gas Explosion Victims Die (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Steve Biko Commence Pre-Season Campaign (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: APRC Bjl South Congratulates Jammeh (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: Army Holds Conference On 2007 Elections (Nigeria First)
• Africa: Korea-Africa Forum Opens in Seoul (Nigeria First)
• Sierra Leone: Clinetonians FC Held Crojimmy FC to Goalless Draw (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Young Coaches Clash (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Sl McCann Boost Community League (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: 'We Deserve Our Glory,' Says Sam Johnson (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Hundreds Welcome Charles Margai in England (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: "Aids is a Real Threat to Sierra Leone," Director of NAS (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Over 800, 000 Free Permanet 'Malaria Nets' for Sierra Leone Children (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Man Fined for Assaulting HIV/Aids Victim (Concord)
• Africa: Nigeria Proposes Africa-China Bank (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: President Obasanjo Confers With Ban Ki Moon, New UN Sec Gen (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: 'NIGERIASAT-2 Aims At National Indigenous Space Capability' (Nigeria First)
• Angola: Government´s Fiscal Policy Guarantees Exchange Rate Stability (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Governor On Greater Dynamism of Institutions (ANGOP)
• Angola: Supreme Court Gathers Judges to Discuss Prisoners Situation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Media Minister's Visit to Uíge Postponed for Wednesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Govt Presents Today Programme On Supply of Goods (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda General Cleansing Campaign Set for December (ANGOP)
• Angola: Media Minister Expected in Uíge Province Today (ANGOP)
• Angola: Armed Forces Chief of Staff Expected in Uige Province (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cunene - Celebration Programme of National Independence Opened (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benguela - MPLA Trains Supervisors for Voters Registration (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chairman of Cabinda Forum Visits Dinge (ANGOP)
• Angola: Football - 1º De Agosto, Sagrada Play First Semi-Final (ANGOP)
• Angola: Football - Benguela Bids to Host Junior Males Nationals (ANGOP)
• Angola: CNJ Promotes Consultation On African Development Forum (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benguela - MPLA Militants Urged to Mobilise Citizens for Registration (ANGOP)
• Botswana: Tighten Kimberley Process - Tibone (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Severe Water Shortage Hits Tswapong North (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Disaster Strikes Gu Again (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Chiefs Keep Title Dreams (Mmegi)
• Botswana: No Special Treatment for Female Soldiers - Masire (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Soccer Boots Donation Triggers Controversy (Mmegi)
• Ghana: Ghana Refutes Conflict Diamonds' Connection (Mmegi)
• Botswana: 'We Honour Your Resistance' (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Opposition Parties Go Solo (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Scar's Listening Session a Hit (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Swallows Coach Appeals to Soccer Committee (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Government to Create Directorate of Intelligence and Security (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Workshop Calls for National Competitive Council (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Radibe Not in the Clear Yet (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Botswana Still Rated Among Least Corrupt Nations (Mmegi)
• Angola: Angolan Consulate Highlights Country's Challenges for Development (ANGOP)
• Angola: Supreme Court Worried About Prisons Population (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angola At 12th UN Climatic Change Conference (ANGOP)
• Angola: Moxico - Churches of African Origins Under Debate (ANGOP)
• Angola: Uije - Former Unita Militants Join Ruling Party (ANGOP)
• Angola: Goods Supply Programme to End With Commercial Monopoly (ANGOP)
• Angola: Insurance Company Swears in Social Organs (ANGOP)
• Angola: Italian "Il Cuore Altrove" Movie Exhibited On Wednesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Five Die of Cholera in Cunene Province (ANGOP)
• Angola: Maize, Grape Production Employs Over 100 Youths (ANGOP)
• Angola: Health Authorities Detect 64 New Cholera Cases (ANGOP)
• Angola: Football/Angola Cup - 1º De Agosto Qualify for Finals On Penalties (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bié - Armed Forces Committed to HIV/Aids Control (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Leaders Express Doubt Over Christian Political Party (CISA)
• Kenya: Catholic Women Draw Up Agenda for World Social Forum (CISA)
• Ethiopia: Bishops Pray for Peace Between Rival Neighbours (CISA)
• Tunisia: Bishops Say Christians Need to Understand Muslims (CISA)
• Mozambique: Mozambique - Jesuit Priest, Lay Volunteer Killed in Dawn Attack (CISA)
• Kenya: Kenya - Catholic Church to Launch National Policy On HIV/Aids (CISA)
• Kenya: Churches Call for Urgent Global Action on Climate Change (CISA)
• East Africa: Take Land Issues More Seriously [column] (East African)
• East Africa: South Africa's Sheltam Didn't Pay for Kenya and Uganda Railway Takeover (East African)
• Kenya: Country Urged to Stamp Out Fake Title Deeds (East African)
• Africa: We Have Read Africa's Future, And It is Written in Chinese... [column] (East African)
• Kenya: Minimal Profits for Us, Say Kenya Oil Firms (East African)
• Somalia: Dialogue Holds the Key to Lasting Somali Peace (East African)
• Uganda: Lessons Uganda Should Learn From Botswana [opinion] (East African)
• Tanzania: Dar to Revive Three Meat Processing Plants (East African)
• Uganda: Country Earns $3.6 Million From Petroleum Taxes in September (East African)
• Kenya: $13 Million Kenya Ferry Service Tender Gets Green Light From Court (East African)
• East Africa: Railway Deal Took Four Years to Mature (East African)
• Tanzania: Govt, SADC Members Resolve to Have a Customs Union By 2010 (East African)
• Tanzania: Japanese Paper Manufacturer to Invest in Tanzania (East African)
• Nigeria: Portion of Lagos May Disappear, UN Warns (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: The Anambra Feud As Eye Opener [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NAFDAC Destroys N14 Billion Fake Drugs (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: PTDF - We Can't Be Bribed -Senators (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Agboti Carries Guber Campaign to State Assembly (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: 25 Police Officers Dismissed in Rivers (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: ADC Crash - Pilot for Burial Today (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Court Rules On Rev. King Tomorrow (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Afikuyomi Warns Against Imposition of Candidate (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria/Uganda: Uganda Re-Group for Eagles (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Crisis Looms in Ogun AC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Goodluck Lauds PDP Congress (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Erico Slams NFA Over Hingering Foreign Coach Agenda (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Oath of Office And Swearing-in Ceremonies [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Mbadinuju's Aide Backs Uba (Daily Champion)
• Kenya: What is the Source of National Exams Leakage? (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Exam Leakage - a Crisis Spiralling Out of Control? [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Actually, What Do Our MPs Do? [editorial] (East African)
• Africa: Western Leaders Monitor China-Africa Summit (East African)
• Tanzania: Dust Devils Howl Through Kariakoo, Mourning Mchingas [column] (East African)
• Uganda: Suruma Defends Country's 30 Percent Power Tariff Rise (East African)
• Somalia: Ethiopia Must Withdraw Troops [editorial] (East African)
• Nigeria: Sultan Maccido [column] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Anambra Gov Obi, 13 Lawmakers Go to Court (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Akala - Oyo Crisis Beyond Supreme Court (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Consolidation - NAICOM to Admit Unearned Premium (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: ADC Plane Crash - Acamb Condoles With Nigerians (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Reps Summon Iwu (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Imo 2007 - Ibe Calls for Public Debate (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Eguavoen Monitors Ogunsoto (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: A Call for Ekwueme/ Buhari Ticket in 2007 [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Gov. Jonathan Assures On Transparency, Accountability (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: How ANPP Can Win Enugu Governorship in 2007 -Chieftain [interview] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Etiaba Seeks Cooperation (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nigerian Aviation Pool - a Scheme Deserving Patronage (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Foreign Investors Swoop On Universal Insurance (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Champion Insurance Day Holds Nov 28 (Daily Champion)
• Tanzania: Tata Exploring Soda Ash Mining in Lake Natron (East African)
• Kenya: BOC Gases Posts $4 Millioin Profit As Regional Growth Slows Down (East African)
• Uganda: Support Danish Art, Sell Your Soul for a Piglet And a Sheep [column] (East African)
• Kenya: Battery Maker's IPO Finally Gets the Green Light (East African)
• Somalia: Somali Vote May See First Muslim in Congress (East African)
• Africa: Scratching Your Peer's Back [column] (East African)
• Kenya: New Study to Assess Tourism Impact On Kenya's Economy (East African)
• Mauritius: Creativity for the Children of Camp Firinga (L'Express)
• Mauritius: The Wall of Indifference [column] (L'Express)
• Kenya: Celtel Kenya CEO Called Home As Profits Fall (East African)
• East Africa: RVR Now Faces a Rocky Road As It Seeks to Make Profit (East African)
• Mauritius: Ministries Sound Out Aids Stakeholders (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Elementary Dignity - Even for Prisoners [column] (L'Express)
• Mauritius: No Solution to the Iron Bar Conflict in Sight So Far (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Sithanen Under Attack from the Opposition (L'Express)
• Kenya: Five US Soldiers Killed After Saddam Verdict (Nation)
• Mauritius: How to Achieve Quality Education [column] (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Children - Prevention of Violence Remains the Top Priority [column] (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Robin Ramburn, President of the Bar Council on Judicial Reform [interview] (L'Express)
• Mauritius: The Price to Pay for Clearing the Road... (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Towards a Chinese Heritage Centre (L'Express)
• Africa: Foreign Aid And Development in Africa Part 1 of 2 [opinion] (The Gambia Journal)
• Gambia: Why / How Democracy Fails in Gambia [opinion] (The Gambia Journal)
• Gambia: APRC Party Official Detained (The Gambia Journal)
• Gambia: Cooking Gas Explosion - Death Toll Rises (The Gambia Journal)
• Gambia: Operations Director of the Gambia Police Force (GPF) Fired (The Gambia Journal)
• Gambia: Court Martial Hears Two More Witnesses (The Gambia Journal)
• Nigeria: Tinubu And the Challenges of Democratic Struggle (2) [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Etiaba Pledges to Complete Ongoing Roads Projects (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: You're Rude, Atiku's Group Tells Nweke (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nutrition Intervention is Key to Poverty Reduction - Grange (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Banking Boosts Market Turnoveer By 85.59 Percent (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Cameroon: Cameroon Will Fall in 90 Minutes - Ntiero (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Give Unto Caesar [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Consolidation - FG to Scrap NUC, NBTE, NCCE, WAEC, JAMB Others (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Investors Besiege Intercontinental Bank for Shares ... Offer Ends Friday (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Abia to Export Made-in-Aba Shoes (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Lost to Ill-Luck of Penalties - Emeteole (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ladoja - AC Blasts Attorney-General (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Agbi Hails Itsekiri Leaders (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Minister Commends NSE Over Enlightenment Programme (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Payment of Compensation Stalls Abia Dry Port (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Presidency Denies Money Laundering Allegation Against UBA (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Dariye Appears Before Panel Today - London Metro Police Officials Expected Too (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Not Just a Crash (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Dangote Bags NIMN, Son Awards (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Another Lagos Commissioner Resigns (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Abuja Match Thrills Westerhof, Expects Full House (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ezekwesili Blames High Unemployment Rate On Colonial Legacy (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Lauds Army's Loyalty to Democracy (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Set to Visit Ekiti to Assess Emergency Rule (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NAFDAC Destroys N14bn Fake Drugs (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Buhari Warns Against Election of Criminals in 2007 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: D-G Laments Problems Facing NYSC Scheme (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Police, the Judiciary - Threats to Democracy [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: SSS Chained Me in Underground Cell - Dokubo ? (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Will Do $2billion in Revenue This Financial Year - Oando Boss [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protesters Hold Edo House to Ransom (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anambra: New Gov Faces Impeachment Panel (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Can Reps Compel INEC to Dump E-Voting? (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Talking Point - Nigeria's Week of Many Trials [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Staco Concludes Consolidation Project -Holds Court-Ordered Meeting (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Senator Uba Picks Form for Second Term (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: AWC 2006 Semi-Finals Falcons Confront Lionesses (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fifa Beach Soccer W/Cup Nigeria's Party Over (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Militants Seize Agip Flow Station (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lawmaker Okays Obi's Impeachment (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Crusader Equinox Group Starts Operation Jan. 1 (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Close Ranks, Ojougboh Charges Anioma People (Daily Champion)
• Tunisia: Author Nancy Huston Soon in Tunis (Tunisia Online)
• Ghana: Plagiarism is One Thing, Copying is Another (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Landguards Attack Akporman (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Let Delegates Decide, Please (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Gadangmes Asked to Save Their Heritage, Language (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Youth Asked to Embrace National Youth Employment Programme (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana/South Africa: Abedi Debunks Fifa's Intention to Relocate 2010 World Cup (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Bid to Watch World Cup Live On Mobile Phones (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Hockey - Renovation On Pitch Starts Nov. 15 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: PNC Will Reduce NPP, NDC Parliamentary Dominance (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ghana Fire Service Shifts Focus to Fire Prevention And Safety (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Fertilizer Still Expensive (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: The Beijing Summit And Matters Arising [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Women Challenged to Be Proactive in Local Governance (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: TEIN Hits Back At Kufuor, Bartels, NPP Government (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: CPP to Revive Nkrumah's 7-Year Dev Plan (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Namibia: Warring Tribes Meet Amathila (New Era)
• Namibia: Property Market Very Tight (New Era)
• Namibia: HIV/Aids More Devastating Than Ever Imagined (New Era)
• Namibia: Caprivi Sets Up Tourism Route (New Era)
• Namibia: Hardap Seeks Own Solutions (New Era)
• Namibia: NSHR Investigates Death of Trial-Awaiting Prisoner (New Era)
• Namibia: Northern Cape/Karas Commit to Historic Agreement (New Era)
• Namibia: Namibia's Commitment to Fight Scourges of Corruption (New Era)
• Nigeria: 3SC File Suit Against NFL Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Expand Into West Africa, Ghanaian Exporters Urge Nigerian Banks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Falcons, Lionesses in AWC Semi-Finals (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Foreign Charity Organisation Conducts Heart Operations (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rule of Law Must Be Addressed in 2007 -Ribadu (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: P.W. BOTHA: Death of an Unrepentant Racist [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP: Between Infamy and Absurdity [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: INEC Chairman to Face House of Representatives Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Phenomenon of Hon. Aminu Bello Masari [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: NDIC Warns On Cross Border Expansion (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why El-Rufai Should Be President [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hajj - Directorate Wants Abandoned Luggage Claimed (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos: AC Aspirants War Against Tinubu's Anointed (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Consumer Council Enlightens on Rights at Lagos Fair (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fani-Kayode: Bodyguards, Securitymen Clash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dutse Residents Appeal for Water (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Nigeria Proposes Africa-China Bank (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PTDF Probe - Panel Begins Investigation Tomorrow (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: NALAG Prez's Opposers to Meet NPP Executives (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Revenge!...As Kotoko host Sportive (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• South Africa: South Africa Improves Foreign Worker Laws (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ghana Armed Forces Fumes Over Enquirer's 'Bloody Coup' Story (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Doctors Shattered My Football Career (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Asutifi South MP Calls for President's Resignation (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Boxing - Allotey Fumbles Again (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: National Constitution Forum Held in Tamale (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Kofi Wayo Disgruntled Over Publication (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Global Perception Index - Ghana Getting More Corrupt (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Liberia: Illicit Rubber Tappers Attack Police Officer (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Classes Disrupted At UL (Inquirer)
• Liberia: AMEU President Resigns (Inquirer)
• Liberia: $38,000 Missing At Freeport (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Snowe Dismisses 'Arrest' Report (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Don't Replace Tyranny By Tyranny (NEWS)
• South Africa: Western Cape Gears for Xhosa Carnival (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Funding Access Innovations At SMME Summit (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Cape Local Receives Unforgettable Birthday Gift (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Dept Calls for Tenders for HIV Communication (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mlambo-Ngcuka Outlines SA Economic Landscape (BuaNews)
• Togo: End of Grant Raises Concerns (IRIN)
• Rwanda: African Information Day; Taking Stock of Rwanda's Media Sector (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kayonza District in Tree Planting Campaign (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kiwi Donates Shoes to Kicukiro Pupils (New Times)
• Rwanda: Exams Begin (New Times)
• Rwanda: Death Penalty Has No Value - Karugarama (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ndangiza Advises Artists On Reconciliation (New Times)
• Rwanda: 400 PLE Candidates Miss Examinations (New Times)
• Rwanda: Frw705m for Disabled Centre (New Times)
• Rwanda: U.S., Rwanda's Trade, Investment Partner (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rwanda, IMF Review PRGF (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nyamiyaga Teachers Visit Kigali Genocide Site (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rusizi to Increase Coffee Production (New Times)
• Rwanda: Tabarwanda Donates Computers to School (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nyagatare Local Leaders Sworn in (New Times)
• Rwanda: French Grandeur And Complicity to Genocide [opinion] (New Times)
• South Africa: Journalist Pressured to Testify in Court; FXI Decries Creeping Assault On Right to Protect Sources [press release] (FXI)
• Rwanda: Canadians for Munyaneza's Case (New Times)
• South Africa: Denel to Know Outcome of Turkish Tender Soon (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Telecomms Union's Future Under Discussion in Turkey (BuaNews)
• South Africa: School Loses Three Teachers (BuaNews)
• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Launches Massive Clothing Distribution to Congolese Refugees Ahead of Rainy Season (UN News)
• Ghana: Saddam's Hanging Sentence [editorial] (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Government to Unveil New Salary and Wage Package (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: GNAT Members Join Nagrat Strike in Dangme East (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Load Shedding Resumes (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Stock Index Begins Week in Positive Zone (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Gov't, Nagrat Impasse (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Mills Rubbishes Central Region? (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Newmont Gold Calls for Dialogue With Aggrieved Ahafo Communities (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Christians Warned Against Misplaced Emphasis (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Akyem Abuakwa NPP Buries the Hatchet (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Queens Poised to Get There (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Government Appointee Elected PM for Dangme East Assembly (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Towards a Needs-Based Curriculum for Schools [opinion] (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Vocational Graduates Told to Be Innovative (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Dr. Agyemang Calls for Shift From Orthodox Medicine (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Central Regional Referees Go to School (Accra Mail)
• Southern Africa: 'Ghana is One Dimensional' - SA Coach (Accra Mail)
• South Africa: Lucas Radebe Joins Laureus Family (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Minister Calls for African Identity At Universities (BuaNews)
• Africa: Oil Output Set to Boost African Economy (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Agricultural Research Council Told to Improve Performance (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Health Dept 'Critical' in Fight Against Aids, Says Presidency (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Disabled Students Get Chance to Join Media Industry (BuaNews)
• Namibia: NPL Gets N$2 Million for New Season (Namibian)
• Namibia: Top Coaching Courses for Table Tennis (Namibian)
• Namibia: Briedenhann Sets Three Records (Namibian)
• Cameroon/Nigeria: Super Falcons Serene (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Muluh Gregory Nguh - "Grassfield Project is Significantly Alleviating Poverty" [interview] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Chinese Business Operators Open Doors To Cameroon (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zambia: Local Govt Critical [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Review of Tax Regime (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'There Are No Outstanding Issues On Chief Justice's Trip' (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Say No to Nepotism, Corruption, Masebo Tells Councillors (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 1,000 Litres of Fuel Seized (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Katele Warns Sata - Stay Away From MMD (Times of Zambia)
• Ghana: Queens to Ride On Bayana Bayana (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Coordinator Bemoans Child Labour in Cocoa Growing Areas (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Tariffs, Reliable Power, And Alternative Sources [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Rojo Attacks Kufuor Again (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: D/Assemblies Asked to Conduct Proper Layouts to Enhance Dev't (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: USE Part of $20 Million 50th Anniversary Money to Solve NAGRAT Crises (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Akpeteshie Distillers On Warpath (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Financial Markets Review for the Week Ended November 3, 2006 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Sex Bomb Rocks 'Kitchen' Cabinet (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ghana's Prisons Are Choked - Says Senior Prisons Officer (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Serena in Town (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: GIM Prez Calls for Truce Between NAGRAT, GES, GNAT (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Bolina Saaka's Burden [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 20 Out of 24 COYs Record Profits (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Areeba Legal War Enters Second Phase (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: The Evolution of Ghanaians in Canada [column] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: B/A Minister Honoured By Kenyasi Traditional Council (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Tema Youth Share Honours At Home (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Veep Calls On Anlos to Unite (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Zambia: Saddam Trial [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Uth Shocker - Three Month-Old Baby Stolen (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Defilement, a Trauma We All Need to Fight (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kunda Says Mabenga Cannot Be Prosecuted (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Cheap Politics Out -Mwaanga (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: King - Court Rules On Quash Application Tomorrow (This Day)
• Nigeria: Presidency Dismisses Damaging Allegations (This Day)
• Nigeria: You Must Protect Democracy, Obasanjo Tells Military (This Day)
• Nigeria: You're a Bloody Liar, Dokubo Tells DPP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ladoja - Ac Slams Ag (This Day)
• Nigeria: Militants Take-Over Another Oil Facility in Bayelsa (This Day)
• Nigeria: I'll Continue With Obasanjo's Reform Policy - Egwu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Southend Out to Spoil Fergie's Party (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Break Neo-Conservatives Grip' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bahrain Ends Nigeria's Dream (This Day)
• Nigeria: I'll Transform Lagos - Pedro (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dariye - Plateau to Invite British Police (This Day)
• Nigeria: Minister Urges Soldiers to Go for Free HIV/Aids Test (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Voids Termination of Unilag Lecturer (This Day)
• Nigeria: IBB Destroyed Military Integrity- Akhigbe (This Day)
• Nigeria: Twist in Anambra, Panel Resumes, Targets Etiaba (This Day)
• Nigeria: Driving Economy Through Human Development [analysis] (This Day)
• Ghana: Le Roy Selects Best Player (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Nzema Youth Castigate Gov't On Relocation of Barge (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: INEC Orders AD to Hold Convention Dec 11 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ehindero - We Can't Bring Ladoja Back (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG to Scrap NUC, NBTE, JAMB, Others (This Day)
• Nigeria: PTDF - As the Nation Waits On These Umpires (This Day)
• Namibia: On the Move (Namibian)
• Namibia: Finance Ministry Launches IFMs (Namibian)
• Namibia: Police in Court for Rape, Obstruction (Namibian)
• Namibia: Govt Briefed On Deadly Tribal Clash (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Sultan Calls for Unity Among Politicians (This Day)
• Nigeria/Cameroon: Nigeria, Cameroon Friendly Match Cancelled (This Day)
• Nigeria: Registration Holds in 2 of 27 LGs (This Day)
• Nigeria: Congress - Members Threaten to Quit PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Day Akoko Celebrated With Agagu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oyinlola in Court Over Libel Suit (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tu Face for Opening Ceremony (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2007 - Kasali, Lagos Health Commissioner Resigns (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akume Lauds PDP Ward Congress (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Exempts Korean Firms From Double Taxation (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Nigeria , Cameroun Yet to Resolve Bakassi Peninsula' Dispute (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Missing in Corruption Chart (This Day)
• Nigeria: MTN Stakes $28,000 for Winners (This Day)
• Nigeria: AWC - Falcons Dare Lionesses' Roar (This Day)
• Nigeria: Muhammadu Maccido (1926 - 2006) [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: AWC - CAF Hails Delta (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mobil Sued Over Tax Evasion (This Day)
• Namibia: Oblivion Reigns As Treason Trial Hears From Witness 72 (Namibian)
• Namibia: Namdeb Workers Appear in Court On Diamond Charges (Namibian)
• Namibia: Upgraded Wanaheda Market Open (Namibian)
• Namibia: Hate Speech Case Delayed (Namibian)
• Namibia: Resident Cries Foul Over Traffic Fine (Namibian)
• Namibia: Dune Belt's Beauty And Wealth Need to Be Protected - Minister (Namibian)
• Namibia: Green Grows Their Valley - Swakopmund's Asparagus Pioneers (Namibian)
• Namibia: National Assembly Heckler 'Was Just Frustrated' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Global Climate Change Destructive for Namibia (Namibian)
• Cameroon: New Training Programme for Mbalmayo Forestry School (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Buea - Militants Told to Work Hard (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Ntiero Effiom - "We are Mentally,Psychologically and Physically Prepared" [interview] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Douala Ready For Peace-keeping Exercises (Cameroon Tribune)
• Uganda: Alliance Française Stages Play (Monitor)
• Uganda: Express Fans Want Ex-Boss Kirumira Back (Monitor)
• Uganda: Will Muhwezi, Mukula Be Tried? (Monitor)
• Uganda: Tri-Stargate Scandal (Monitor)
• Uganda: We Must Have a Child Sexual Abuse Act [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Gen. Koreta Bought UBC Land in Bugolobi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Of Jinja's Filth, Potholes & the Pain of Visiting Speke Resort [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Namboole Pitch Bushy (New Vision)
• Uganda: BOU's $2 Million Tender Won (New Vision)
• Uganda: Vendors Register for Arv Drugs (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC Seals City Potholes (New Vision)
• East Africa: Women Activists Appeal (New Vision)
• Uganda: Human Rights Not Only for Criminals [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Sironko to Close Illegal Clinics (New Vision)
• Uganda: DHL to Fly in MTN Race Chips (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Roundup K'jong Girls (New Vision)
• Uganda: IDPs to Get Modern Houses (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ntungamo CAO Fails to Account for Sh258m (New Vision)
• Uganda: CECAFA Dilemma (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kurji Fires Technical Manager (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wasolo Lauds Kobs Exhibition (New Vision)
• Uganda: MTN Subscribers Up 14 Percent (New Vision)
• Uganda: China Can Consume 70 Percent of Uganda's Coffee (New Vision)
• Uganda: Enabu Propels Power Comeback (New Vision)
• Uganda: Disarmament Still On Course, Says Nyakayirima (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ministry Okays Local Language Teaching (New Vision)
• Uganda: Deloitte Donates 10 Beds to Mulago Hospital (New Vision)
• Uganda: Busienei Takes Oct. USPA Award (New Vision)
• Uganda: Insurance's Contribution to GDP Less Than 1 Percent (New Vision)
• Uganda: K'jong Women Bear the Brunt of Disarmament (New Vision)
• Uganda: Jinja Gets Motorcycles for Health Work (New Vision)
• Uganda: Uganda Anti-Bribery Battle Improves (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mugisa Wins Shell Golf Meet (New Vision)
• Uganda: UPDF Recruits in Central Region (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mental Illness Alarming in Gulu (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Considers Wind Energy (New Vision)
• Africa: China-Africa Summit Ends (New Vision)
• Uganda: Tribalism, Egoism Killing Ssembabule [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Demarcation of Uganda Led to Present Problems [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Hoima Youths Pelt Police (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wage Board to Be Set Up (New Vision)
• Uganda: Iran to Open $60 Million Factory (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mukono Police Arrest Activists (New Vision)
• Uganda: Uganda Finishes Second (New Vision)
• Uganda: Busia Wants Municipality Status (New Vision)
• Uganda: Reject ADF, Iguru Directs Banyoro (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Schools to Miss U.S.E. Funds (New Vision)
• Kenya: Tennis - Odera Beats Kahiga to Sadili Under 18 Boys Title (Nation)
• Kenya: Bridge-Bhanu And Hansa Claim Top Competition Honours (Nation)
• Kenya: Badminton-Meera Tops National Girls Singles Prize List (Nation)
• Kenya: Stable Shilling Expected to Gain On Dollar (Nation)
• Kenya: China Bank to Fund Plan for Housing (Nation)
• Kenya: Take Back Control of Slums (Nation)
• Kenya: Action to Be Taken On Oil Companies (Nation)
• Kenya: Investor Fails On Rules But Takes Railways (Nation)
• Kenya: Thieves Steal Mace And Cash At City Council (Nation)
• Kenya: Horse Racing-Sercombe Leads Ngong Women's Day of Glory (Nation)
• Kenya: Farmers to Benefit From Fertiliser Plan (Nation)
• Kenya: Tusker Reality Show Moves to Its Second Week (Nation)
• Kenya: Volleyball-Girls Return This Afternoon From Japan Show (Nation)
• Kenya: New Rules to Guide Contracts (Nation)
• Kenya: Don't Panic Over Pest, Farmers Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Hawkers Evicted From Mama Ngina Gardens (Nation)
• Kenya: Ministers Inspect Mombasa Race Progress (Nation)
• Kenya: Athletics-Kenyans Still Rule the Roads (Nation)
• Kenya: Refugees Threat to National Security (Nation)
• Kenya: China is a Friend, But Let's Watch It [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Squash-Parklands Top Juniors Show On Tomorrow (Nation)
• Kenya: Dairy Farmers to Receive Loans (Nation)
• Kenya: All Set for Thai Exhibition (Nation)
• Kenya: Rugby-UTL Kobs Prove Too Tough to Crack for Kenya Harlequin (Nation)
• Kenya: Degradation a Matter of Life And Death [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Cover Gives Ngilu's Bill a Lease of Life (Nation)
• Kenya: Five Death-Row Inmates Among the 666,000 KCPE Candidates (Nation)
• Kenya: Auditors Find Fault With Council Deals (Nation)
• Mozambique: Country Scores Badly On Corruption Index (AIM)
• Mozambique: Mocumbi Knocked Out in WHO Election (AIM)
• Mozambique: Police On Trial for Drug Trafficking (AIM)
• Mozambique: Missionaries Murdered in Tete (AIM)
• Mozambique: Maputo Under Threat From Climate Change (AIM)
• Kenya: Mombasa FC Ground Emirate Stars in Youth Tie (Nation)
• Uganda: Besigye Caused His Own Arrest, Says Police Boss (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Allows KACC to Size Oil Pipeline Chief's Passport (Nation)
• Kenya: Golf-Wakhu Pulls Off a Brilliant Performance (Nation)
• Kenya: End of the Road for Saddam? [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Talks to End Lecturers' Strike Collapse (Nation)
• Kenya: KPA Turning Focus On Youth for Their Teams (Nation)
• Kenya: Katuku Sends Home Water Project Team (Nation)
• Kenya: Delink Law Review From 2007 General Election, Says Bishop (Nation)
• Kenya: Revamped NHIF Casts Its Net Wide (Nation)
• Kenya: Treaties Cited in Tea Machines Dispute (Nation)
• Mozambique: 'We Need Lots of Noras' - Graca Machel (AIM)
• Mozambique: Maputo Rubbish Collection Fee Increases (AIM)
• Congo-Kinshasa: IEC Has Collected 71 Percent of the Results (MONUSCO)
• Somalia: Islamist Officials Detained in Kenya Return to Mogadishu (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Assets of Barakat Company Remain Frozen for the Fifth Year (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Committees Appointed in the Meeting of Somalia's Islamists And Members of Parliament (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Premier Gedi Orders 67 Parliamentarians in Mogadishu to Return to Baidoa Immediately (Shabelle)
• Niger: 'Ties With Niger Growing Strongly' - China (Business in Africa)
• Uganda: Iran Milk, Poultry Firm to Invest $60 Million in Uganda (Business in Africa)
• South Africa: EU Lifts Ban on SA Ostrich Meat (Business in Africa)
• Africa: Climate Change Will Affect Future Food Availability [press release] (FAO)
• Africa: The 27th International Public Meeting of ICANN (HANA)
• Eritrea: Expelled NGO Seeks Reconsideration (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: Doctors Protest Condition of Health System (IRIN)
• South Africa: Brait Expectations [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Multinationals Get Little Tax Joy From Advance Rulings (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bad News for Shaik -- an Ominous Twist for Zuma (Business Day)
• South Africa: Corrupt Officials Go All Out to Defeat Justice, Says Report (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Biofuel Trader Sets Up in La Lucia (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Cards Do Not Sit Well With Furniture Retailers [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Alliance Data Soars After Buying Sindele (Business Day)
• South Africa: Prosecutors' Low Pay Bad for Justice System, Warns Report (Business Day)
• South Africa: O'Sullivan Admits Role in Selebi Papers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Shaik Corruption Ruling Deals Blow to Zuma's Political Aims (Business Day)
• South Africa: JD Group Profit Up in Tough Conditions (Business Day)
• South Africa: ANC Allies Insist Verdict No Basis to Pursue Zuma (Business Day)
• South Africa: Strong Sales Lift Earnings At Ellerines (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bloodstock Buyers Have Woken Up (Business Day)
• South Africa: Jam Causes Mango to Slip On Cyber Highway (Business Day)
• South Africa: Micromega Gets Nod for Nosa Brand (Business Day)
• South Africa: Dynamic Action [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Growth of Corporate Borrowing Keeps SA's Bond Market Abuzz (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sentencing of Maximum Concern [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Datatec Looks Like a Fully Priced Share [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Municipal Debts 'Much Improved' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Premium Surge for Metropolitan (Business Day)
• South Africa: Unloader to Slash Berthing Times (Business Day)
• South Africa: Weaker Rand Keeps Mittal in Profit Zone (Business Day)
• South Africa: A Line in the Sand [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cape Town's Apathy Has Soccer Sponsors Up in Arms (Business Day)
• Uganda: Gen. Aronda Explains Karamoja Disarmament [interview] (New Vision)
• Uganda: 60,000 Children De-Wormed (New Vision)
• Uganda: Striking Lecturers Fail to Agree With Nsibambi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Envoy Inspects U.S.-Funded Projects in Rakai District (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kcc Players Strike (New Vision)
• Africa: Chinese - Boon or Burden? [analysis] (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Bid to Control Cell-Routing Stumbles (Business Day)
• South Africa: State Warned On Diamond Export Levy (Business Day)
• South Africa: Tucker Family Sells Out of Yorkcor for R63m (Business Day)
• South Africa: Trans Hex Warns of Drop in Interim Earnings (Business Day)
• South Africa: Global Risk Agency Casts SA in Relatively Positive Light (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rand Water Heeds Message in the Bottle (Business Day)
• South Africa: Receiver 'Taking Softer View' On Contractor Tax (Business Day)
• South Africa: End in Sight [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rand, High Rates to Erode Deficit - IMF (Business Day)
• South Africa: Selebi's Tale Tests the Standards of the Nation [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Airport Tax Battle Likely to Top ACI Meeting (Business Day)
• South Africa: Irish Centres No Pushover, Boks Warned (Business Day)
• South Africa: Koeberg Shutdown 'No Threat to Cape' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Property Price Chill 'Set to Continue' (Business Day)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Political Alliances, Ethnicity to Decide Poll Outcome (SANF)
• Africa: Church Needs More Women in Authority, Bishops Learn (UMNS)
• Kenya: Minister Wants an Officer to Oversee Committees' Work (EA Standard)
• Kenya: New Row in Ford-K Threatens to Disrupt Elections (EA Standard)
• Kenya: No Further Cuts in Fuel Prices, Says Oil Dealer (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Chinese Billionaire Gives Sh18 Million to Preserve Two Lakes (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Fresh Reforms Crisis (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kefri Launches Plant Programme (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Narc-Kenya Accuses Raila of Peddling Lies (EA Standard)
• Kenya: To Protect Investors, Law on Share Split is Needed [column] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenya Score 205 All Out in First Innings (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Nepad Salutes Kenya's Strides in Health Care (EA Standard)
• Kenya: MPs Condemn Uganda Attack (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Government Dismisses KPL, KFF Compromise (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Rager Wins Sixth Round of Qualifiers (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Grain Storage Pool Offers Food Security (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenya Takes Pitch for Tourists to London Fair (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Delegates Tell Rich States to End Climate Fund Row (EA Standard)
• Kenya: State to Fast-Track Refugee Law (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Burglars Steal Mace, Chain And Guns (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kibaki's Allies Dismiss Opponents As Tribalists (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Equity Unveils Sh500m for Dairy Farmers (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Warming is Increasing Poverty in Continent, Warns VP (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kibwana Named Environment Envoy (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Isiolo to Get International Airport (EA Standard)
• Kenya: I Have List of Hired Youth, Says Administrator (EA Standard)
• Kenya: 666,000 Candidates Sit KCPE Exam Today (EA Standard)
• Kenya: NSE Turnover Down, Index Up (EA Standard)
• South Africa: Mixed Message in SA's Corruption Score (Business Day)
• Africa: 2006 Corruption Perceptions Index Reinforces Link Between Poverty and Corruption [press release] (TI)
• Africa: U.S. Works On Adaptation, Technology Transfer At Climate Meeting (State Department)
• Nigeria: 55,000 BPD Shut As Militants Seize Agip Flow Station (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Country Slipping On Graft (Namibian)
• Kenya: Graft Costs Country $1.2 Billion Per Year, Report Reveals (Nation)
• Kenya: U.S. Offers to Help Draft Law On Terrorism (Nation)
• Uganda: Global Fund Cuts Country's HIV/Aids Funding (New Vision)
• Somalia: Senior Islamists Briefly Detained in Nairobi to Head Back to Somalia (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Fierce Fighting Takes Place Between Islamists And Puntland Forces (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Defense Minister Returns to the Government Base, Baidoa (Shabelle)
• Somalia: A Demonstration Against Somalia's Speaker Takes Place in Baidoa (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Floods in Central Somalia Kill Five (Shabelle)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Another UN Resolution, Another Controversy (IPS)
• Africa: Billions Needed to Climate-Proof Africa (IPS)