April 2, 2007

• Nigeria: The Abolition of the Slave Trade in Southeastern Nigeria, 1885-1950 [book listing] (URP)
• Botswana: Pilots Warned Against 'Drunken- Flying' (Mmegi)
• Africa: Africa's Blight is in the Environment [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Matebele Gun Down Santos (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Stray Jumbos Killed (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Total Humiliation As BDP Sweeps SRC Posts (Mmegi)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Victim of Bad Press [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Minister Annoys Moolman Employees (Mmegi)
• Liberia: Belgium Envoy, Ambassador Dirk Verheyen, Presents Letter of Credence to President Sirleaf (Liberia Govt)
• Liberia: 2 April Press Brief [document] (Liberia Govt)
• Botswana: Issues in Education [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Tswana Documentaries Frustrate Expatriate Audience (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Sports Council Boss Warns Netball Officials (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Etcetera II [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Fighters Tighten Grip (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Out to Lunch [opinion] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Come to Sebina for a Sip of Morula Beer [column] (Mmegi)
• Burundi: Rethinking the Country's Participation in Somalia's Quagmire [editorial] (Burundi Réalités)
• Kenya: Law & Business - Importer Savours Sweetness of Duty Free Sugar (EA Standard)
• Kenya: NSE Share Index to Hit 7,500 Mark Next Year [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: New Entrant in Race for Magarini Seat Causes Stir (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Steadman Polls Fake, Says Minister (EA Standard)
• Africa: Annan to Head Mo Ibrahim Prize Committee (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Country is an Investment Destination (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Sher Stay On Top (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Residents Get Alternative Use of 'Mathenge' Plant (EA Standard)
• East Africa: Kanu to Retain List of Eala Nominees (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Revenue Authority to Investigate Sale of Counterfeit Toyota Parts (EA Standard)
• Kenya: TI Picks Leakey to Shop for the Head of Local Chapter (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Onyangi Wins Cross Country Title (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Fresh Fears As Poll Threatens to Tear Narc-K Apart (EA Standard)
• Kenya: WB Funds Telecom Project (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kengen Second Offer Set for April (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Swimmers Haul 18 Medals in S African Meet (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Postapay Launches Money Service in U.S. (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Six More Killed in Mt Elgon Clashes (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Departure Delayed (EA Standard)
• Kenya: You Let Moi Down, Leaders Tell Uhuru (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Commercial Speech And Regulation Conundrum [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Bid to Dismiss Moi's Defamation Suit Flops (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Country, Rwanda Form Trade Association (EA Standard)
• Botswana: Gaborone School Hit By Girl Defilement (Mmegi)
• Botswana: TB Bigger Public Health Problem in Botswana (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Mogae Slams MPs (Mmegi)
• Botswana: AYA Programme Benefits Country's Youth (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Botswana Dam Levels Continue to Decline (Mmegi)
• Botswana: A Woman in an Infernal Job (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Is There Life Out There? [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Newly -Born Dead in a Bookcase (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Is Rowe Undermining Local Journalists? (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Empty BDC Factory Shells Worry Council (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Rapping the Street Anger [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Food for the Soul [column] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Woman Jailed As Marathon Murder Case Ends (Mmegi)
• Botswana: A Blast Master (Mmegi)
• Southern Africa: SADC Fails Zimbabweans [editorial] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Tshepo's Votes IRK Pop Idols Judges (Mmegi)
• Gambia: Jammeh - Alienating the People From Their Military [opinion] (The Gambia Echo)
• Gambia: Focus on the Independent Electoral Commission - The Way Forward [editorial] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Government Arrests Journalist (The Gambia Echo)
• Uganda: Lira for PAM Stars Fever [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Artistes for Sweden (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kenya's Comedy Kings to Spice Up Rugby Match (New Vision)
• Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Senate to Fully Adopt Internal Rules This Wednesday (MONUSCO)
• Uganda: Let Us Seize Chance On the Global Fund [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Greed Eating Up Our Forests [opinion] (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: How Mugabe Made a Basket Case Out of Zimbabwe [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Abnormal Reactions On the Bench [opinion] (Monitor)
• Africa: Revolution in Africa? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Africa: Daily HIV/Aids Report (Kaisernetwork.org)
• South Africa: Plan to Clamp Down On Lawlessness This Easter Weekend (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Country, Burkina Faso Agree to Enhance Bilateral Cooperation (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Corruption Perpetuates Inequality Between Rich And Poor (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Forum Seeks to Fight Corruption and Identify its Causes (BuaNews)
• West Africa: The German Army Massacres of Black French Soldiers in 1940 [book listing] (Cambridge University Press)
• Uganda: Unemployment Chains the Elite (Monitor)
• Uganda: Arua RDC Blocks Closure of Illegal Private School (Monitor)
• Uganda: URA Moves to Freeze Gulu District Accounts (Monitor)
• Uganda: Understanding Stock Exchange Jargon - Part I [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Roberts Buys Storchi's Evo 4 for Pearl Rally (Monitor)
• Uganda: Hits Telecom Hit (Monitor)
• Uganda: Insurance Industry On Steady Growth (Monitor)
• Uganda: U.S. Denies Converting Muslim Students (Monitor)
• Uganda: IUIU to Build Campus in Arua (Monitor)
• Uganda: Water Shortage Hits Transit Camps (Monitor)
• Uganda: Movers & Shakers [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Lira IDPs Yet to Get Iron Sheets (Monitor)
• Uganda: Drama As PRA Suspects Protest Trial in Prison (Monitor)
• Uganda: Onek Threatens to Sue Kitgum Boss (Monitor)
• Uganda: UPDF Salutes Probe Into Child Killing (Monitor)
• Uganda: Harvests From Market Cheats [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Breweries Run Neck And Neck [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: CMA, KCC FC Clash Over Share Sale (Monitor)
• Uganda: Akankwasa is New NFA Boss (Monitor)
• Uganda: Lwakataka Scoops March Award (Monitor)
• Uganda: Fifty Seven Teams Enter Kakungulu Cup (Monitor)
• South Africa: Little Device Gives Parents Peace of Mind [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wood Works As a Tie That Can Bind [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Law's an Asset [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Free Port [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Chronometer [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Lots of Going Forward, Little Falling Down (Business Day)
• South Africa: Diving Into the Exporting Deep End And Making Waves (Business Day)
• South Africa: Trade Barriers Impoverish (Business Day)
• South Africa: Millions At Stake With Lotto Now in Limbo (Business Day)
• South Africa: Household Debt Fuels Inflation Risk (Business Day)
• South Africa: Antidumping Law Proposals Criticised (Business Day)
• South Africa: Creaking Old Supply Chains a Threat (Business Day)
• South Africa: David And Goliath Stand-Off Goes Down to the Wire (Business Day)
• South Africa: KwaZulu Officials Face Financial Rap (Business Day)
• South Africa: Carving a Place in the Global Trade System [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Trade Beat [column] (Business Day)
• Africa: R&D in Europe Has Profound Echoes on Continent [column] (Business Day)
• Somalia: Pirates Seize Commercial Vessel Off Somali Coast (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Bomb Hits Govt Car, Casualties Unknown (Shabelle)
• Eritrea: 'EDF Week' Opens in Dekemhare (Shabait)
• Eritrea: So-Called Deployment of Troops a Trap - Isaias (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Keren Secondary School Under Renovation (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Presidents Isaias And Museveni Assess the Somali Situation As Escalating From Bad to Worse (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Development Activities Underway in Ginda Sub-Zone (Shabait)
• Uganda: Express to Open Against Maji FC (Monitor)
• Uganda: Strangled in a Ritual Murder (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni, Afewerki to Pacify Somalia (Monitor)
• Uganda: ADF No Threat to Oil, Says Kiyonga (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kabaka Land Offer Not a Donation - Govt (Monitor)
• Uganda: MPs Directory Withdrawn Over Fake Qualifications (Monitor)
• Uganda: U.S. Army Repair Boreholes in Pader (Monitor)
• Uganda: Windies Exposed (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ssebaggala, Lukwago Clash in Parliament Over Nakasero Market (Monitor)
• Uganda: Style Up, Coaches [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Waning Voluntarism Threatens TB Fight [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Meningitis Control in North Was Unfair, Says Public (Monitor)
• Uganda: S. Africa, Kenya Join Juba Peace Talks (Monitor)
• Uganda: Strange Matter Develops On Lake Victoria Shores (Monitor)
• Uganda: Katende Applauds Standards (Monitor)
• Uganda: Acholi MPs to Resettle Ex-Rebels (Monitor)
• Uganda/Nigeria: Nigeria Match is Shs10,000 (Monitor)
• Uganda: Gulu Gets First Commonwealth Centre in Africa (Monitor)
• Uganda: Quality Courts Cipla for Drugs (Monitor)
• Liberia: Embattled AG Superintendent Wants Armistice (Analyst)
• Liberia: Speaker's Election Set For April 5 (Analyst)
• Nigeria: Inec to Decide On April Poll Thursday (This Day)
• Nigeria: Saraki's Wife Decries Violence Against Women (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP Decries Power Black Out (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Urges Support for Iwu (This Day)
• Nigeria: VC Rewards Faculty for Accreditation Feat (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogboru - Life Can Be Better for Deltans (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gombe - Govt Uncovers Plan to Subvert Democracy (This Day)
• Ethiopia: "This Year's Fair Can Even Be Said to Be Competitive to Those Held in Amsterdam, Russia or other countries" (Reporter)
• Somalia: U.N. Fears More Refugees May Flee Country (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: "There Needs to Be National Reconciliation" [interview] (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Is It Wealth-Driven? (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: A Wise Young King's Proposal? [guest column] (Reporter)
• Somalia: Salvaging Security in Country [column] (Reporter)
• Nigeria: Inec Not Ready for Polls, Says Group (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Launches Safe Water for Children (This Day)
• Nigeria: Adamawa, Taraba Petition FG for Refund (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Flays Buhari's Remarks On Ndigbo (This Day)
• Nigeria: I've No Godfather, Says Pedro (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cross River - EU Agency Warns On Immunisation Programme (This Day)
• Nigeria: Goje Sets Up Panel Over Teacher's Death (This Day)
• Nigeria: Institutions Grant Credit to Airlines (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Why Obasanjo Signed Electoral Act Bill' (This Day)
• Africa: The Illusion of Cultural Identity [book review] (H-Net)
• Nigeria: Ehindero Releases Kits to Police Commands (This Day)
• Nigeria: NLC Petitions IG Over Labour Chief (This Day)
• Nigeria: Another Expatriate Kidnapped in Bayelsa (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Govt Commissions Solar Electrification (This Day)
• Ghana: Country, Three Others Receive WB Support for Agriculture (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: British Gospel Choir Shares Ideas (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: The Energy Crisis - Ghanaians Turn [column] (Accra Mail)
• Nigeria: Adamu - No New Stadia for World Cup (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: How We'll Tackle N-Delta Youths Militancy - Sylva, Bayelsa PDP Guber Candidate (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Tinubu Extols Virtue of Adefarati (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Will - The Need to 'Chop' Your Money! [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Oshiomhole Phenomenon in Edo [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: North West - Buhari, Yar'Adua in the Eyes of the People [column] (Vanguard)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Solution Must Be Found for Thousands of Refugees in Angola - UN (UN News)
• Nigeria: Enyimba Through to Super Four -- Anyansi-Agwu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Voting in a Federal System Full of Faults (IRIN)
• South Africa: In the Zone - Industrial Development Zone Update (Business Day)
• South Africa: Development Through Trade [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Geekonomics [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Letters of Credit Just Got Simpler (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Official Line [interview] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Fingers Crossed for a Vintage Year (Business Day)
• Tanzania: Mining Industry Set to Dig Deeper [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Knysna Man's Dream Boat Comes Home [column] (Business Day)
• Africa: Trade Talks [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Emerging Markets (Business Day)
• South Africa: All Systems Go As Doha is Resurrected (Business Day)
• South Africa: Schindler Heading for the Top Floor (Business Day)
• South Africa: Public Broadcaster Pressured Into Delaying Television Programme Over Content [press release] (FXI)
• Central African Republic: Charges Brought Against Imprisoned Editor in Conflict With Media Regulator [press release] (IFJ)
• Tunisia: Journalist Omar Mestiri Prosecuted for Defamation [press release] (Observatory for the Freedom of Press, Publishing and Creation in Tunisia)
• South Africa: Breast Has Finally Topped Bottle-Feeding - Even for Babies Born to HIV Positive Mothers (Health-e)
• South Africa: Food for Breastfeeding Moms (Health-e)
• Nigeria: At 30, Memory of FESTAC Lingers On (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Plans IPP for Ikeja Airport (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why Oby Ezekwesili Clinched Top World Bank Job [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PTDF: From Gowon to Obasanjo (3) [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Fools of April [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Where is Berti Vogts? Dudu Can Save You From Hypertension! [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Why Delta North Should Support Uduaghan' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 90 Villagers Ignored Warning Against Scooping Fuel; Paid With Their Lives (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A Motion to Nowhere [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Uneasy Calm As VP Knows Fate Tuesday [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: God Save Nigeria [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PDP is the Only Party On Ground in Edo - Osunbor [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Polls: Danger Ahead If... - ACF (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: President's Aide, Osuntokun, Bares All Why Obasanjo, Atiku Can't Be Reconciled [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Again, Militants Abduct Foreign Oil Worker in Bayelsa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ehindero Reads Riot Act - Make Trouble On Polls Day, Face Police Fire! [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adefarati - Resist Pressure to Shift Polls (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: My Fears on Same Sex Marriage Bill, by Pastor Oritsejafor [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nowa Takes HIV/Aids Awareness Campaign to Offa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Energy Saving Device Hits Market (Vanguard)
• Guinea Bissau: Demonstrations Averted (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: Stayaway Call Answered By Police Threats (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Idols Inspires Nigerian Youths (This Day)
• Nigeria: Enugu to Honour Late Actor (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ojb's Daughter Undergoes Heart Surgery (This Day)
• Nigeria: That This Cup Will Pass Over Nollywood (This Day)
• Nigeria: Restless Legs Syndrome [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: I'm Always Attracted to Women - Segun Oni [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Yes, Dirt is Good for Learning! [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why Wale Adeyemi Supports Nokia First Chance [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Idols Enters Critical Stage (This Day)
• Nigeria: Revelations Galore At Hip Hop World Awards (This Day)
• Nigeria: I've Not Dumped Highlife Music - Paul I.k. Dairo [interview] (This Day)
• Kenya: Robbers Raid Delamere Grave (Nation)
• Kenya: Pakistan End Tour With Victory (Nation)
• Uganda: Woman Claims She's Uganda VP's Wife (Nation)
• Kenya: Somali Refugees - Rights Body Blames Country (Nation)
• Kenya: Alleged Terror Suspect Should Have Faced the Law in Kenya [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Grave Story of a Man, a Hippo And a Buried Right Leg (Nation)
• Kenya: Did My Grandfather Greet a Runaway Slave? [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: Prisons Hit By an Upsurge in Number of Death Row Convicts (Nation)
• Kenya: Rugby - Kenyans Drop to Bowl Contest (Nation)
• Kenya: Let Gamblers Pay Costs of Their Vice [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Saudis to Fund Varsity (Nation)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Trying Moments for Kenyan Trapped in a Bloody War Zone [interview] (Nation)
• Kenya: Making Use of the Diaspora to Cataylse Development [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: Proclaiming Public Truth Ngugi Style (Nation)
• Kenya: Hats Off to Cross Country Heroes (Nation)
• Kenya: Kemunto Triumphs At Kisii Meet (Nation)
• Nigeria: N300 Million Worth of Illicit Drugs Destroyed (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rigging 2007 - How to Curb It [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why Power Outage Persists, By PHCN (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kupolokun - Nigeria's Gas Reserves Increases (This Day)
• Nigeria: AC 'Ll Comply With Rule of Law, Says Obi (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gani Adams Blames Nation's Woes On Leaders (This Day)
• Nigeria: NDDC - Masterplan'll Transform N/Delta (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why We Must Conduct Polls - Jonathan (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'I'll Tackle Unemployment Rate' (This Day)
• Gambia: AASAT- Country Reviews Operation (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: City & Guilds of London Awards 3 Students (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Should We Have a Referendum On the Death Penalty? [opinion] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Speaker to Launch ADGG Magazine (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Walo Cements Military Ties (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: JRF Donates 300 Bicycles to Schools (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Australian Ecologist Acknowledges Jammeh's HIV/Aids Cure (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: A Moment of Stocktaking (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Gaba to Host Six-Nation Boxing Competitions (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GPA 2-1biko (Daily Observer)
• Kenya: Do Citizens Owe These Politicians a Living? [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Let's Speak for the Hyena, It Pays the Rent (Nation)
• Kenya: Steadman Spreads Wings to South Africa (Nation)
• Kenya: Citizens Gripped By Gambling Craze As Questions Asked On Too Many Casinos (Nation)
• Kenya: Narc Kenya - Where the Dilemma Lies [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Five Killed in Violent Attacks (Nation)
• Kenya: Ray of Hope in Reforms Deadlock (Nation)
• Kenya: Clash of Giants Set for the Ngong Racecourse (Nation)
• Kenya: Sony Run Riot in KPL Action (Nation)
• Mauritius: When "www" Stands for No to Sexual Abuse of Children (L'Express)
• Mauritius: As Only Cowards Do (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Lost in Translation (L'Express)
• Kenya: My Unsung Heroes of the World Cross [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Editor's Comment - Tribalism: Keep Hope Alive [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Southern Africa: SADC Fails to Stall Mugabe's Thirst [analysis] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Prison Officer Who Hosted Top Detainees (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Mombasa - the Course Most Athletes Won't Forget (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Raila Finally 'Hummers' Kalonzo (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Narc-K a Lame Ass - Murungaru (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Is the 'One Nation Dream' Lost? (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Oxfam Pulls Out of Wajir (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenyans Lose to Italy And New Zealand, Drop to Bowl Quarters (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Panic As Awori's Vehicle Breaks Down (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Tissue Engineering Provides Hope for Failed Human Organs (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Where Inmates Plead to Remain in Jail (EA Standard)
• Kenya: In Some Provinces Nepotism is Too High (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Tragedy of Children Who Pay for Their Mothers' Sins (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Ndingi's Long Walk to the Pulpit (EA Standard)
• East Africa: Eala Ruling is Humiliating to the Country, Raila Says (EA Standard)
• Africa: Raila's New Dream - the United States of Africa (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Unmasking Harambee Stars New Captain [column] (EA Standard)
• Angola: Writer John Bella Autographs Children's Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benguela - Over 3,000 Marijuana Plants Destroyed (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bie - Energy And Waters Minister Considers Sector's Functioning Positive (ANGOP)
• Angola: Girassol, Dalia Fields Place Country in Oil Industry High-Tech (ANGOP)
• Angola: Seminar On Consensus Agenda a Democratic Exercise, MPLA Leader (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chinese Military Delegation Ends Visit to Angola (ANGOP)
• Angola: Motor Racing - Benguela Driver Wins Namibe Tournament (ANGOP)
• Angola: Fofando And Saborosa Release Latest Cd (ANGOP)
• Angola: Judo - National Teams Compete At Gaberone Tournament (ANGOP)
• Angola: African Union to Set Up Statistics Institute (ANGOP)
• Liberia: In Canada, President Sirleaf Stresses Need for Strong Strategic Partnership (Liberia Govt)
• Ghana: Launch of Information Campaign to Promote Safe Migration (IOM)
• Mozambique: Race to Help Resettle Flood Victims (IOM)
• Namibia: New Rules for Builders in Pipeline (Namibian)
• Namibia: New Electricity Bill Tabled (Namibian)
• Namibia: Bank Warns of Car Rental Scam (Namibian)
• Namibia: Two Die in 'Love-Gone-Wrong' Shooting in Windhoek Flat (Namibian)
• Namibia: Stabbings Claim Two Lives in the North - Police (Namibian)
• Namibia: No Water for Works (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nam Builders Ramp Up Pressure On Govt Over Chinese Firms (Namibian)
• Namibia: 'Strive Harder for Vision 2030' [column] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nurses' Union Claims Intimidation (Namibian)
• Namibia: Media 'Must Change Gender Stereotypes' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Man Shot Dead After Car Theft (Namibian)
• Namibia: Teachers Graduate (Namibian)
• Namibia: Court Asked to Transfer Ill Treason Suspect (Namibian)
• Namibia: Back to Business At Ehafo (Namibian)
• Uganda: I Waited for My Death (PANOS)
• Sudan: Repatriation to Sudan (UNHCR)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Liberia: UNHCR Resumes Voluntary Returns of Liberians by Sea (UNHCR)
• Sudan: AU Chair 'Deeply Shocked' By Recent Incidents [press release] (African Union)
• Somalia: Somalia Displacement (UNHCR)
• Mozambique: Census of State Employees Runs Into Difficulties (AIM)
• Mozambique: Debt Relief From France (AIM)
• Mozambique: Guebuza Receives UN Envoy On Tuberculosis (AIM)
• Mozambique: Governor Denies Political Exclusion in Gaza (AIM)
• Mozambique: Explosions - Demonstrators Detained (AIM)
• Namibia: Jewellers Hold Annual General Meeting (Namibian)
• Namibia: CIC And Labour Unions Save 93 Jobs (Namibian)
• Namibia: BA, Arrows Out of MTC Cup (Namibian)
• Uganda: Shame On AU! [opinion] (New Vision)
• East Africa: Call for Bio-Earn Innovation Fund Concept Notes (New Vision)
• Ethiopia: Hostages Still in Eritrea - Security Forces (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Ongoing Discussion Between EPRDF, Public Said Laying Foundation to Speed Up Dev't (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: German Cardiologists Team Arrives in Addis (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Tigray State Council Conference to Kick Off Today (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: 1,481st Birthday of Prophet Mohammed Celebrated (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Ass'n Urges Public to Give Due Attention to Rights of Children, Women (Ethiopian Herald)
• Somalia: Three Months After the TPLF Invasion of Somalia [editorial] (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Two Books On the Armed Struggle Published (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Eid Maulid Celebrated Nationwide (Shabait)
• Ethiopia: Citizen Featured On M-Net's 'Deal Or No Deal!' (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Local Pharmaceuticals Bearing Unfair Taxation, Competition - Entrepreneur (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: UNHCR Closes First Sudanese Camp in Ethiopia (Daily Monitor)
• Somalia: Mogadishu Insurgent Fighting Close to an End (Daily Monitor)
• Africa: Continent Urged to Spend More On Health, Not Defense (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Workshop Explores Challenge for Dev't of Community Radios (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: Company Eyes Lucrative Market in Exporting Soda Ash (Daily Monitor)
• Uganda: The Parliamentary Commission - Bid Notice (New Vision)
• Angola: Benguela - Electoral Registration Fundamental for Peace Consolidation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Moxico - FAA Methodological Meeting Recommends Troops Training (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cunene - MPLA Urges Population to Get Voters' Card (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benguela - Cholera Kills 50 People in 90 Days (ANGOP)
• South Africa: City to Probe 'Secret Deal' (Argus)
• South Africa: Lighten Up [opinion] (Argus)
• South Africa: Furious Fans Hurl Racist Abuse At SA Sevens Coach In Hong Kong (Argus)
• South Africa: Old Favourites Make Magic At Sold-Out Jazz Fest (Argus)
• South Africa: 'Breakthrough' As Two Men Held (Argus)
• South Africa: Girl, 3, Still in Hospital After Rape (Argus)
• South Africa: We May Be Different, But We Share the Same Dreams for Our People [column] (Argus)
• South Africa: A Door Closes As Hiking Camp Opens (Argus)
• South Africa: Rates Soar Under New Formula (Argus)
• South Africa: Zuma Probe Wins Battle to Seek Key Files (Argus)
• Africa: Africa Business Forum 2007 to Address Key Trade and Investment Issues in the Region [SPONSOR WIRE] (AIC)
• Somalia: Uneasy Calm As Mogadishu Guns Fall Silent (IRIN)
• Angola: Criminal Investigation Police Collects Five Corpses in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Apart From Management Changes, Juventude Lose Again (ANGOP)
• Angola: Seminar On National Consensus Agenda Opens (ANGOP)
• Angola: Mozambican Diplomat Highlights Angola's Conflict Resolution Role (ANGOP)
• Angola: Christians Celebrate Palm Sunday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Head of State Addresses Seminar On National Consensus Agenda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Eight Cholera Cases Diagnosed in Past 72 Hours (ANGOP)
• Angola: Engine Failure Forces Tap Plane Emergency Landing (ANGOP)
• Angola: Third ´Nosso Super' Inaugurated in Cazenga (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benfica And Santos FC Close Girabola's Fifth Round (ANGOP)
• Angola: Football - Petro De Luanda Concedes Draw (ANGOP)
• Somalia: Six Die of Wounds in Hospital (Shabelle)
• Liberia: Firestone Security, UNMIL Begin Joint Patrol To Combat Illicit Tapping (Inquirer)
• Liberia: At LFA Extra-Ordinary Congress - 6 Executive Committee Members Booted Out (Inquirer)
• Liberia: TRC Inducts 1st Executive Director (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Don't Lose Your Integrity for Money (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Edwin Snowe Charged With Theft of Property (Inquirer)
• Liberia: UNMIL's Mandate Extended (Inquirer)
• Liberia: GEMAP Has Lost its Objectives (Inquirer)
• Uganda: General Arrested Over Secret Troops (Monitor)
• Africa: Reflections On African Democracy [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Oyet's Life Has Been One Big Fight [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Container Business Getting Trendy (Monitor)
• Uganda: MTN/Stanbic Mini Cricket On (Monitor)
• Uganda: Up Close With the Queen Mother [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Do Not Destroy Mabira Forest [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Handling the Mabira Opportunity [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Windies Dilemma [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bombers Battle for Zone V Places (Monitor)
• Uganda: Motion to Scrap Free Ministerial Cars Ready (Monitor)
• Africa: Intergration, Privatization & ICT Can Develop Africa (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Fare Thee Well Ennin (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Okaikoi South NPP Bares Teeth At Regional Executives (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Tema Youth Stun Bofo (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: NTHC Weekly Market Reviews, Week Ended March 30, 2007 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 'MPs Don't Absent Themselves From Sittings Deliberately' (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Bui, Not Answer Dredging is (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Country Excels In baseball in U.S. (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ping-Pong - Ali, Amankrah Win ATL Tourney (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: The Agony of Traders At the Pedestrian Mall (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Abedi, Abu Clear the Air (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Have We Really Supported the Private Sector? [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: NYEP Under Threat As Programme Faces Cash, Logistics Constraints (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Slavery is Not History [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Shell Ghana Launches V-Power Unleaded Fuel (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Mac Manu Quashes NPP Execs Plot On Odeneho (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Owusu Ankomah Stakes His Claim (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Jake Sure to Lead NPP (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Court of Appeal to Rule On April 20 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Can Political Careers Be Buried Between the Sheets? [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ssebuguzi, Katto Enter Pearl Rally (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ugandan Men And Their Second Wives [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Cabinet Paper On Mabira Forest Ready (Monitor)
• Uganda: Should Mabira Be Given Away? [document] (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Good People Have a Mission [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bittersweet Kampala [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Conserving Nature Starts With You [column] (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe - Country Needs Our Prayers [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Making the Right Choices [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kyeyo Jobs At Stake As EU Expands [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Circumcision Should Not Be a Licence to Illicit Sex [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Drivers We Love to Hate [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: How Social Media is Redefining Advocacy [opinion] (Monitor)
• Ghana: Samuel Ennin Goes Home (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Zimbabwe: Where is Fatou Jaw Manneh? (Foroyaa)
• Liberia: 15,000 Child Laborers to Be Sent Back to School (IRIN)
• Gambia: $1.5 Million WAJA Project Launched (Foroyaa)
• Ethiopia: License "To Kill" the Electoral Process? (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Senior Petronas Manager Dies in Aircraft Accident (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Shawel Case Ruling Postponed (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Airline Secures IOSA Registration (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Meles Happy With Economic Performance (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Authority Completes Impact Assessment, Action Plans (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Senior Official Calls for Peace, Security Studies (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Athlete in Mombassa for Glory (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Customs Officer Involved in Contraband (Reporter)
• Somalia: Ethiopian Troops, Insurgents Clash in Mogadishu (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Towards a Common Understanding [editorial] (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: Eritrea Helping Terrorism - Meles (Reporter)
• Ethiopia: African Finance Ministers to Meet in Addis for Crucial Debate (Reporter)
• Gambia: Girl, 16, Attempts Suicide Due to Forced Marriage (Foroyaa)
• Sudan: Five Darfur Peacekeepers Killed (IRIN)
• Central Africa: BAT-CEMAC Rewards Brilliant Students (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Revitalising Sub-Regional Ties (Cameroon Tribune)
• Ghana: Revisiting Nkrumah's Political Legacy [book review] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Central Africa: CEMAC - The Reforms In Question (Cameroon Tribune)
• Uganda: Kaga Bankroll A-1 Challenge Team (Monitor)
• Uganda: April Fools Day - Oil Discovered In Mabira Forest (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bishop Urges LRA Rebels to Visit IDP Camps (Monitor)
• Uganda: Country Complains About Congo's Fishing in Lakes Albert, Edward (Monitor)
• Uganda: Will VP Bukenya Survive This Time? [analysis] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Through 7 Decades As a Sickler (Monitor)
• Uganda: Discipline is Also an Ideological Matter [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: First International Actress; a Rich Biography (Monitor)
• Uganda: Turn On the Heat With Piri Piri [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Must We Lose Mabira Forest Because of Sugar? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: League to End in June (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bridget Hates War [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: 12 Policemen Suspended (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Craze for Exotic Names [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Country Threatens to Re-Enter DR Congo (Monitor)
• Gambia: Will Base Area Council Sell Its Premises (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: The Election Campaign [column] (Foroyaa)
• Cameroon: Reactivating Militancy at the Grassroots (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: CPDM - Pace Setters of Democracy in Cameroon (Cameroon Tribune)
• Central Africa: CERAC Offers Gifts To Homeless Bawocks, Mbessa People (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Homage to Cardinal Paul-Emile Léger (Cameroon Tribune)
• Gambia: Defeated Independent Candidate for Niamina East Testifies in Court (Foroyaa)
• Liberia: Rice, Soros Confer on Country (Analyst)
• Liberia: Defendant Richelien Davis Found Guilty (Analyst)
• Liberia: Speaker's Election Set for April 5, 2007 (Analyst)
• Liberia: Spoils of War Linger [editorial] (Analyst)
• Liberia: Canada-Based Liberians Fete Ellen (Analyst)
• South Africa: Fuel in the Car At the Expense of Food On the Table? (IPS)
• Liberia: Refugees In Israel Face Deportation (Analyst)
• Gambia: Pap Cheyassin Secka, NLP Leader, Speaks [column] (FOROYAA)
• Gambia: Treason Trial Heard in Chambers (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Young Tennis Duo Return with Honours (Foroyaa)
• Uganda: Does Basajjabalaba Deserve Another Financial Bailout? (New Vision)
• Uganda: Uganda's Voice of Sport (New Vision)
• Uganda: Church-Hopping is On the Increase [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Abeokuta Scandal of the Ages [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: More for Lwakataka (New Vision)
• Uganda: Celebrating the Nobel Peace Prize (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kabaka's Gift to Save Mabira [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Buveera Annoy Bushenyi (New Vision)
• Gambia: Jobes Cup in the Offing (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: In WALO Competition (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: GFA League Division 1 Roundup (Foroyaa)
• South Africa: Zille Determined to Evict Private Muslim School From Council Land Despite Protests (Argus)
• South Africa: Excellent Start for Bok Sevens in Hong Kong Big Challenge Comes Today (Argus)
• South Africa: Baby Saved From Drug Jail Hell (Argus)
• South Africa: From Operation Noah to Operation Nyama [opinion] (Argus)
• South Africa: Lotto Chaos Reigns as Uthingo Cashes Out (Argus)
• South Africa: A Timely Reminder of Ian Player's Contribution to SA's Wildlife Heritage [opinion] (Argus)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Sweats for Political Life (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Sorry State of Tourism Industry (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: After 4 Years, Dudu Releases Second Album (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Stay-Away - Chance to Chart Our Own Destiny [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Huge Cash Injection Sends Rates in Tailspin (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Bhundu Boys Film On Cards (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Police, CIO Deployed On Gold Mines (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Thandiswa On Main Stage (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Editor's Memo - Zanu PF Capitalists for Socialist Lessons [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: British Firm Takes Govt to Court Over Marange Diamond Claim (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: I Know What I'm Doing, Says Mhlauri (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Domestic Debt Up 200 Percent in 2 Weeks (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Congo-Brazzaville: Illegal Small Arms Could Threaten Elections (IRIN)
• Gambia: Community Security Necessary [editorial] (Foroyaa)
• Angola: Namibe - Musicians Entertain 2007 Sea Festival (ANGOP)
• Angola: Maria Boyoth Releases New Album [music review] (ANGOP)
• Angola: China/Angola Military Delegations Discuss Cooperation Issues (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youth Benefit From Special Registration in April (ANGOP)
• Angola: Roller Hockey - Team for Easter Tournament Selected (ANGOP)
• Angola: MP Calls for Better Cohesion Among Women (ANGOP)
• Mozambique: Did Cahora Bassa Cause Zambezi Flooding ? [opinion] (AIM)
• Mozambique: Derelict Hotel Demolished (AIM)
• Zimbabwe: Premiership Action Back (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Southern Africa: Candid Comment - A Golden Chance for SADC Leaders [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: ZBC Botches World Cup Deal (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Bubye, River Ranch Vehicle Row Not Over (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Emulates Smith's Repression [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: European Firms Snub ZITF 2007 (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Pins Survival On CIO [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Business Committing Hara-kiri [column] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Bakers Ask for Another Bread Price Increase (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: CBZ Spends $15 Billion to Boost Property Portfolio (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Citizens Can Solve Their Own Problems [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: The Streets Are Beckoning Us [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Inn On Great Zim - a Serene Haven [column] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: ABC Zim's Contribution to Group to Fall (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Muckraker - Zanu PF's History of Violence Well-Documented [column] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Angola: Interministerial Commission on Luanda-Bengo Economic Zone Gazetted (ANGOP)
• Angola: National Consensus Agenda Constitutes Governance Model (ANGOP)
• Angola: Elections - Government Calls Women to Register (ANGOP)
• South Africa: People With Disabilities Empowered (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Langlaagte Vehicle Testing Centre Automated (BuaNews)
• South Africa: NW to Hold 2010 Fifa World Cup Provincial Conference (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SARS Collects Half-a-Trillion Rand (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Presidency, Labour, Cabinet Discuss Protection of SA Workers (BuaNews)
• South Africa: NW Govt Puts Strategy to Deal With Mass Protests (BuaNews)
• Zimbabwe: Unions Call General Strike (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Masvingo Wins 2010 Battle (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: CAAZ Fails to Meet Airport Construction Deadline (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Masters of Delusion (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Creating a Climate That Justifies Full-scale Repression [editorial] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: No Match Fees for Peter, Benjani (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Bishops Warn of People's Anger . (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Selous Scouts Tactics Confirm Illegitimacy [column] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• South Africa: Communities Urged to Protect the Police (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Construction Begins at Polokwane 2010 Stadium (BuaNews)
• Tanzania: Now That Long Rains Season Has Started, People Are Frowning [analysis] (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Gomes Re-Elected 2007 Golf Captain (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Kakute Spearheads Search for Alternative Energy (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Handle Fertilizers With Utmost Care (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Kenya's Strathmore Lift East African Hockey Champions (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Education Officer Calls More Schools in Rural Areas (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Genocide Suspect in Trial in Canada (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Former Presidential Party Official Opposes Continuation of Trial (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Taifa Stars Humbled!!! [analysis] (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Council Overwhelms 'Arusha Day' With 200 Students (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Warriors From the East Travel Ghetto to Ghetto (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Manyara Reeling Under Plague, Rift Valley Fever Attack (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Arusha Yanga Fans Now Concerned About Their Poverty (Arusha Times)
• Rwanda: Prosecution Concludes Case With 953- Page Treatise (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Influx of Immigrants Puts Pressure On Border Post (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Port Works at Zanzibar Near (EA Business)
• Uganda: Uganda to Adopt Japanese Model (EA Business)
• Kenya: WB Nods $154.5m Facility for Kenya Poor (EA Business)
• East Africa: Ignore Receptionists at Your Own Peril [opinion] (EA Business)
• Nigeria: Conduct Tribunal Flays Audu for Lying (This Day)
• Nigeria: Again, Atiku Raises Alarm Over Tenure Elongation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Delta Police Uncover Illegal Armoury (This Day)
• Nigeria: Exxonmobil, Local Firm in Landmark Deal (This Day)
• Nigeria: Panel Clears Ugwu, Former NMA Boss (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG - Obasanjo Ready to Handover May 29 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jesuit College - Immortalisation Project Begins (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tenure Elongation - Court Throws Out Obi's Suit (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Everything is Left in the Air' [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: April Polls - Imo Elders Threaten PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Army Compensates Families of Dornier Crash Victims (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tenure - Ladoja Gets Ruling April 4 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Labour Party Promises People-Oriented Govt (This Day)
• Nigeria: 15 Feared Killed in Onicha Crisis (This Day)
• Kenya: HRW Letter to Director of Political Affairs Thomas Amolo [document] (HRW)
• Africa: Universities Link Up to Offer 'Regional PhDs' (SciDev.Net)
• Africa: Diet of Breast Milk Alone Reduces HIV Transmission (SciDev.Net)
• Ethiopia: Yamamoto Calls for Urgent Release of Hostages (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Over 1,000 Unemployed Youth Engage in Small Scale,Micro Business (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Ensuring Economic Growth Sustainability Vital to Benefit All Citizens - Ministry (Ethiopian Herald)
• Somalia: Ambassador Says Mogadishu Totally Cleared Up From Insurgents (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: EPRDF to Begin Second-Round Consultative Forums (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Federal High Court Begins Announcing Verdict On Defendants Under Eng. Hailu File (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Minister Says Utmost Effort Needed for Effective Taxation (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Prophet Mohammed 1,481 Birthday Being Celebrated Today (Ethiopian Herald)
• Mauritius: Free and fair [opinion] (L'Express)
• Ethiopia: Country, World Bank Sign Grant Accord (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Country to Host Two International Meetings On Tourism - Ministry (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Trade, Investment, Tourism Seminar Organized in Brussels (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: UNHCR Closes First Sudanese Camp (Ethiopian Herald)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopian Army Frees Insurgent-Controlled Areas (Ethiopian Herald)
• Uganda: Uganda to Offer Financial Incentives to Hasten Bujagali Power Project (EA Business)
• Uganda: Uganda's Geothermal Power Low - New Study (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Rwanda Bank Funds 2,150 Kigali Houses (EA Business)
• East Africa: Kenya to Re-Negotiate Comesa Sugar Deal (EA Business)
• Kenya: Innovator Seeks US$1.3million to Battle Aids (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Bat Rwanda Donates US$6,000 to Fight Against HIV/Aids (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Absa, Barclays Dar Bid to Go Slow (EA Business)
• Uganda: Museveni Can't Sack Me - VP (New Vision)
• Rwanda: Rwanda Freight Firm in $7.5m IFC Loan (EA Business)
• Uganda: Bombers Squad Shapes Up Now (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Tax Relief for Dar Firms, Organisations (EA Business)
• Uganda: Ernest Bazanye's Bad Idea! [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Jinja Not Ready for CHOGM (EA Business)
• Uganda: Immigrant Kenyan Luo - Kenyans in Soweto (New Vision)
• Burundi: Burundi Gets Support for Social Development (EA Business)
• Uganda: Gulu Night Shelters to Go, ADF Man Killed [column] (New Vision)
• Burundi: Burundi Beckoning [opinion] (EA Business)
• Uganda: Motion to Sell Off Govt Cars in Offing (New Vision)
• Kenya: Fifa Ratifies the Lifting of Ban (EA Business)
• Uganda: IGG Exposes Rot in Lands Ministry [editorial] (New Vision)
• Kenya: Kenya Scoops $82,600 in Mombasa Prize Money (EA Business)
• East Africa: How Sourcing Decisions Affect Quality of Goods and Services [opinion] (EA Business)
• Uganda: Tax Holidays Are a Good Way to Begin [editorial] (New Vision)
• Rwanda: Americans Pump $1.36 Million (EA Business)
• Uganda: Little Girl Killed At Village Well (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Dar's Largest Bank Profits Soar (EA Business)
• Uganda: First Construction Sector Indices Released (EA Business)
• Uganda: Uganda's Telecoms to Be Forced to Share Facilities (EA Business)
• Uganda: Kenya, Uganda, TZ Poised to Lower Excise on Airtime (EA Business)
• Tanzania: TFF Yet to Get Sponsor (EA Business)
• Uganda: Uganda Pushes for Shipping Council (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Rwandan Women Reap US$500,000 From Baskets (EA Business)
• East Africa: EA's Water Shortage is Disturbing (EA Business)
• Uganda/Tanzania: TZ, Uganda on Fifa's List of 31 goal Beneficiaries (EA Business)
• Uganda: Tamwesigire (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nakitanda Breaks Swimming Record (New Vision)
• Uganda: Girl Cheats Death (New Vision)
• Uganda: Holiday Time [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lighting Up Faces [interview] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Still Young And Gifted [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cleo Moves On (New Vision)
• East Africa: Outsider East Coast Fibre Project Comes in From the Cold - Seacom Goes Public [interview] (Balancing Act)
• Zimbabwe: Central Bank Will Not Review Exchange Rate (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Mashakada Resumes Live Performances (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Culture Fund Gets New Board in Anti-Fraud Drive (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Teachers Demand $2.3m (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Slavery, Colonialism, Uhuru Curse [column] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Opposition Members Appear Injured in Court (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Passengers Stuck As Air Zimbawe Suspends Staff (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Makaya Bounces Back (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Confronting Zanu PF's Anti-Imperialist Rhetoric [opinion] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Activists Pledge to Stop Mugabe in 2008 (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Air Zimbabwe Killing Tourism, Says Kaseke (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Gun Battle Ensues As Robbers Attack Bullion Van With N11 Million (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2008 Nations Cup - Eagles, Elephants, Lions, Negras Lead Race (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A Successful Woman (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Osunbor Hopeful of Victory; Rounds Off Campaigns (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ex-Gov Audu Arraigned for Stealing, Non-Declaration of Assets (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'The Godfather Never Sleeps' (bola Ahmed Tinubu) [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 21 Injured As Buiding Collapses in Ibadan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Designers, Models Set to Storm Tinapa Runway [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Death Throws Spanner in AD's Works (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ohaneze Asks Igbos in Diaspora to Vote Orji Kalu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 17 Pro-Ladoja Legislators Meet As N-Assembly Ultimatum Expires (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Banished! [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Army, Police Trade Blames Over Killing of 4 Policemen (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fear of Militants - How Foreign Oil Workers Live to Tell the Tale in N-Delta (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: EFCC Freezes Accounts of 4 Imo Councils (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Felt Like an Outcast in Kirikiri 'Cos [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Ekong is Wrong! Okwugba Never On Enyimba's Pay-Roll' [column] (Vanguard)
• Gambia: Intelligence Agents Arrest Journalist And Opposition Activist As She Gets Off Plane [press release] (RSF)
• Malawi: Tobacco Industry Going Up in Smoke (IPS)
• Tanzania: Article 19 Welcomes Defamation Proposals in Media Bill But Urges Reconsideration of Regulatory Moves [press release] (IFEX)
• Egypt: Controversial Reforms Approved Amidst Violence [press release] (IFEX)
• Gambia: 'The Independent' Newspaper Still Closed After One Year; MFWA Demands Its Reopening [press release] (MFWA)
• Zimbabwe: Council Expands Agricultural Business (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Stock Market Expected to Rebound Shortly (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Shooting Stars, Eastern Lions Share Spoils (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Artiste Takes Dendera Beat (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Increase Production, Growth, SMEs Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Give TNF Talks Chance - Shamu (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Engage in Sustainable Litter Management, Rural Folk Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Southerns Scrap Past Hosts Easterns in Rain-Affected Tie (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Country, China to Sign Twinning Agreement (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gallery Holds Workshop for Teachers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZCTU Not Serious About Economy [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Region Shames MDC [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Indiscipline Driving Force Behind Economic Challenges' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Wet Weather Dampens Weekend Shows (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Wholesaler Bombed (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants Urged to Support Govt Initiative (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Manstyle - I Dress to Suite My Office - Babatunde Fashola [interview] (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Soldiers Challenged to Maintain High Level of Discipline (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Jailed for Raping Relative (3) (The Herald)
• East Africa: How to Advertise and Leave a Lasting Impact [opinion] (EA Business)
• Angola: Government Set to Draft Domestic Violence Laws (ANGOP)
• Angola: Women Called to Join Youth Literature Brigade (ANGOP)
• Angola: Mozambican Diplomat Highlights Angola's Conflict Resolution Role (ANGOP)
• Angola: Consensus Agenda is Vital, Republican Party President (ANGOP)
• Angola: Education Official Presses for Quality in Bailundo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Christian Church Council Holds Peace Celebration Prayers (ANGOP)
• Angola: Third ´nosso Super' Inaugurated in Cazenga (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Drug Resistant TB Taking Hold in Urban Slums (IRIN)
• Uganda: President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda Arrives in Eritrea for a Working Visit (Shabait)
• Uganda: Shilling Slips (Monitor)
• Uganda: Makerere Launches Technology Village (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kiprop is 2006 Best (Monitor)
• Kenya: Kenyatta Accuses Moi, Kibaki (Nation)
• Uganda: Army Deploys More Troops in Karamoja for Security (Monitor)
• Kenya: Kenya Didn't Elect MPs to Regional Assembly as Per Treaty, Court Rules (Nation)
• Somalia: Mogadishu Shelling Worries UPDF (Monitor)
• Kenya: Fertiliser Prices Increased Over North Rift Crisis (Nation)
• Uganda: Broadcasting Council to Ignore NTV Deadline (Monitor)
• Kenya: Stage Set for Performing Talent (Nation)
• Uganda: New Tourist Guide Launched (Monitor)
• Uganda: Closer Cooperation On Region's Security [editorial] (Monitor)
• Kenya: Row Over Fuel Metre Rule (Nation)
• Uganda: Uganda House - UPC Moves to Fire Odaka (Monitor)
• Kenya: Anatomy of Urban Poverty [opinion] (Nation)
• Uganda: Gulu School Suspends 30 Students (Monitor)
• Kenya: Justice Granted Then Denied for 20 Years (Nation)
• Uganda: Airport Runs Out of Jet Fuel (Monitor)
• Kenya: Policemen Hurt in Road Crash as They Move Cash (Nation)
• Uganda: Trip to USA in Jeopardy (Monitor)
• Kenya: Flower Companies Threaten to Move to Ethiopia as Workers and Council Protest (Nation)
• Kenya: Over 150,000 Children Out of School (Nation)
• Uganda: Where Are the Fans? [column] (Monitor)
• Kenya: Citizenship Has Become Another Tool of Oppression [opinion] (Nation)
• Uganda: Global Fund Gives Country New Chance (Monitor)
• Kenya: Complaining Over Pay Can Cause Loss of Job [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Build on Hopeful Signs (Nation)
• Kenya: The Glorious Reach of the Stars Little Exploited [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Speed Up Talks on Essential Reforms, Ndingi Urges State (Nation)
• Kenya: Retirees Plead for Enterprise Fund (Nation)
• Kenya: National Schools Drama Fete Starts in Nyeri (Nation)
• Kenya: Rugby - Kenyans Beaten in Bowl Semis (Nation)
• Kenya: Gor Beaten as Sony Prosper (Nation)
• Kenya: Kenya Re to Sell Off Sh400m Property (Nation)
• Kenya: Kenya Secures Sh6.3bn Aid (Nation)
• Kenya: Fisherman's Quest to Earn a Living on Lake Costs Him His Life [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Government Should Stop Undermining Rule of Law [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Agony of Workers in Town's Key Industry (Nation)
• Kenya: Church Anoints Raila for Top Job (Nation)
• Kenya: It's Time to Repair Country's Image [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: CFC Group Posts 65 Per Cent Profit (Nation)
• Kenya: Golf - Kittony Wins KLGU Tourney at Sigona Club (Nation)
• Kenya: Uganda Runners Dominate AK Meet in Kisii (Nation)
• Uganda: Budo Wins Mtn/Stanbic Series (Monitor)
• Uganda: New Encroachment On Elgon (Monitor)
• Uganda: 6 More for Pearl Rally (Monitor)
• Uganda: Karimojong Warriors Kill 4 in Sironko Cattle Raid (Monitor)
• East Africa: Raila to Fast Track EA Federation (Monitor)
• Uganda: Sironko Water Project Set for Completion (Monitor)
• Uganda: Country Wins Zone 3 Event (Monitor)
• East Africa: EAC Grapples With Globalisation (Monitor)
• Uganda: Legislators to Use ICT for Good Governance (Monitor)
• Uganda: Busoga Tipped On CHOGM (Monitor)
• Uganda: 'Money Lenders' - Challenge to Banking Sector [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nabagereka Warns Girls On Sugar Daddies (Monitor)
• Uganda: Theatre Factory's Grand Comedy [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: UPC Members Sue Party President (Monitor)
• Uganda: Will the New Busoga Cabinet Solve the Kingdom's Problems? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: City Divisions to Get Sh10b for Sanitation (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Commission to Probe Habyarimana Plane Crash (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ghanaian 'Investor' Lied, Says US-based Rwandan (New Times)
• Rwanda: EU Condemns Rebel Bombing (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nkurunziza Lauds Umuganda (New Times)
• Rwanda: Burundi to Refund Pension Money (New Times)
• Gambia: Release Journalist Fatou Jaw Manneh [opinion] (The Gambia Echo)
• Gambia: Academic Petitions Secretary Rice Over Journalist Fatou Jaw Manneh's Detention [document] (The Gambia Echo)
• Senegal: Heavy Fighting in Cassamance Province (The Gambia Echo)
• Uganda: Rwot Names Ex-Finance Officer PM (Monitor)
• Uganda: International Court Drops Rebel Arrest Warrant (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bed Sheet Politicians [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Support Each Other, Matembe Advises Women (Monitor)
• Uganda: Inflation Drops to 4.5 Percent (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ragga Dee Takes Fans Down the Memory Lane At Unplugged Show (Monitor)
• Africa: Stop Rights Abuse Slavery Way [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: 1,000 Taxi Men Train for CHOGM Security (Monitor)
• Uganda: UN, Govt to Probe Alleged Killing of Children (Monitor)
• Uganda: Patients Overwhelm Mbale Hospital Nutrition Unit (Monitor)
• Uganda: Old K'la in Finals (Monitor)
• Uganda: Busia to Get Garbage Recycling Plant (Monitor)
• Uganda: World Bank to Meet On Bujagali Dam (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bukenya's Trysts Should Be of Least Concern to Ugandans [column] (Monitor)
• Kenya: Raila Tops Kalonzo as Kibaki Leads in Poll (Nation)
• Kenya: MP Muite Taking on a Crowded Kabete Race (Nation)
• Kenya: Latest Poll Gives Kibaki Most Favourable Rating (Nation)
• Kenya: It's Now Official - MPs are Not Lazy [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Uhuru Faced With Fierce Battle [opinion] (Nation)
• Rwanda: Witness Rejects Gacaca Judge (New Times)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf Returns (Liberia Govt)
• Kenya: Raila Tops Kalonzo as Kibaki Leads Vote [opinion] (Nation)
• Uganda: Museveni in Eritrea Over Somalia (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ugandans See the Light With Energy-Savers (New Vision)
• Uganda: East African Experts Back Circumcision (New Vision)
• Uganda: Weightlifting Body Discovers New Kid (New Vision)
• Uganda: Blick to Captain Motocross Team (New Vision)
• Uganda: NGOs to Help Farmers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bitamazire Appeals for Educational Assistance (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC Opens CHOGM Garbage Bids (New Vision)
• Uganda: Veteran Golfer Aritua in Funds Drive (New Vision)
• Uganda: Sad Memories of the Barlonyo Massacre [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Leadership Crisis Crippling NEPAD [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Uganda Threatens to Enter DRC (New Vision)
• Uganda: Shilling Stays Firm (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nile Life for Jinja Rugby (New Vision)
• Uganda: Girl Arrested With Corpse (New Vision)
• Uganda: Youths Told to Live a Balanced Life (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Probes Land Row (New Vision)
• Uganda: Are Prefects Taking on Too Much Responsibility? [opinion] (New Vision)
• Sudan: Unmoved as New UN Boss Visits [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Sh8bn Needed for Pre-Election Plans (Nation)
• Kenya: Stand Up Against Graft, Envoy Tells Kenyans (Nation)
• Kenya: Kisoi Munyao to Be Given Hero's Burial (Nation)
• Kenya: Sensational Stories Destructive (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Masvingo Sink Dembare (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ref Calls Off Caps FC, Chapungu Match (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Wrangle Over Simon Chimbetu's Band (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Food-for-Work Schemes to Be Reintroduced in Wake of Drought' (The Herald)
• Southern Africa: SADC Urged to Prepare for 2010 World Cup (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Matibenga Ineligible for ZCTU Post, Court Rules (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 20 Eye David Whitehead Stake (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tobacco Packaging Paper in Short Supply (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let Us Treasure National Sovereignty, Values [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ngwenya Strike Condemns Highlanders (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Call for Stayaway Rapped (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Lebanese Woman Pleads Guilty (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: States to Hold Preparatory Meeting Ahead of Cites (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe German Society Brings Artists Together [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza Unveils More Residential Stands (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Africans Must Celebrate Own Scientific Achievements (The Herald)
• Southern Africa: SADC Leaders Extraordinary Summit Resolutions Rile U.S. (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tedco' S Rebuilding Exercise Yields Result (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Kalisa Wants BCDI Board Put on Trial (New Times)
• Rwanda: KIE Team Trained on Data Collection and Analysis (New Times)
• Rwanda: Send a Cow Donates Cows to Rukara Residents (New Times)
• Rwanda: UN Thwarts France's Anti-Rwanda Arms Bid (New Times)
• Rwanda: KIST Awards Masters Degrees (New Times)
• Rwanda: MPs Implore Ruhango Women on Genocide Commemoration (New Times)
• Kenya: Odinga Backs Reconciliation (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Man to Hang for Daughter's Murder (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Sh200m Used for ICT in Schools (EA Standard)
• Kenya: CFC Group Joins Billionaires Club (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Archbishop Supports President (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Juju Football (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Gitahi Scoops Top Prize At Njoro Club (EA Standard)
• Kenya: NCCK Calls for Registration of More Voters (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Housing Exhibition Ends On a High Note (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Why Children Need Not Die Before Their Fifth Birthday [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Keitany Makes Strong Comeback in Kisii (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Standard Makes Appointments (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Insurance Companies Urged to List On NSE (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Parliamentary Aspirants Want Party Elections Held (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kenyan Eyes WBF Title (EA Standard)
• Kenya: End Mt Elgon Clashes, Minister Told (EA Standard)
• Kenya: State Silence Over Darfur Says a Lot About Itself [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: President Returns With Sh6b (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Opposition Backs Parliament Reform Draft (EA Standard)
• Somalia: Mogadishu Calm Despite Sporadic Gunfire (Shabelle)
• South Africa: Proteas Ready to Tough It Out (Argus)
• South Africa: Scorpions Claim to Have Found Way Bribes Were Paid to Zuma (Argus)
• South Africa: Officials Riding High on the Hog (Argus)
• South Africa: Mfeketo Resigns From Job as a City Councillor (Argus)
• South Africa: Viewers Lose as SABC Stumped By Super Eights Coverage (Argus)
• South Africa: Measure the Millionaires [opinion] (Argus)
• South Africa: Retreat Man Drowns at Soetwater (Argus)
• South Africa: It's Ta-Ta Ma Lotto (Argus)
• South Africa: 12 Mourners Killed On N1 (Argus)
• Uganda: Odaka Faces Vote of No Confidence (New Vision)
• Uganda: Quest for Kamuli District LC5 Chairperson Intensifies (New Vision)
• Uganda: Envoy Hails Nile Breweries HIV Policy (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pirates Close in on Utl Kobs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Makerere Guild Campaign Rally Turns Rowdy (New Vision)
• Uganda: HIV/Aids Orphans Have Given Grandmothers the Challenge of Full Time Parenthood (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bunyoro Kingdom to Demand 10 Percent of Oil Revenue (New Vision)
• Uganda: Sick Child Needs Immediate Attention (New Vision)
• Africa: Shame on AU! [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Farmers Get Equipment (New Vision)
• Africa: Fewer Bird Flu Outbreaks This Year [press release] (FAO)
• Kenya: Kenyan Envoy Woos South African Tourism Investors (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Beware of False Promises, Cleric Tells Voters (EA Standard)
• Kenya: CCM is the Right Refuge for the Downtrodden [opinion] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Nyanza Politics [analysis] (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Security Firm Loses Bid to Stop Injunction (EA Standard)
• Central African Republic: President is to Investigate Military Abuses (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Unicef Gives Half a Million Children a New Lease On Life (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gov't, Burkina Faso to Establish Joint Commission of Cooperation (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Salga, Traditional Leaders to Sign a MOU (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SA's Trade Deficit Down to R2.7 Billion (BuaNews)
• Nigeria: When PDP Train Landed in Kebbi [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Monty, Goosen Make N9m Nigerian Charity Pledge (This Day)
• Nigeria: FIDE Axe Dangles On Nigerian Chess Team (This Day)
• Nigeria: Globacom Holds Reception for Eaglets (This Day)
• Nigeria: Taiwo Blunders Cost Marseille Dearly (This Day)
• Nigeria: Country Hosts WABFIG June (This Day)
• Nigeria: Development, Poverty Eradication . . . the Pampaida Example [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Strongman Grand Prix Holds in Lagos (This Day)
• Nigeria: As Leadership Tussle Threatens Kick Boxing (This Day)
• Nigeria: NFA Recalls Staff From NFL (This Day)
• Nigeria: A Gubernatorial Campaign of Violence? [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Yabatech Wins Maiden Wapoga (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Bot-Mang is an Unsurper' [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Apapa - a Tragedy Foretold [editorial] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Prophet Nuhu Ribadu [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Canada 2007 - Abdullahi Kicks Off F/Eagles Preparations (This Day)
• Namibia: Property Development Attracts Investment (New Era)
• Namibia: Oxfam Canada Closes Shop (New Era)
• Namibia: Schools Receives Donations (New Era)
• Africa: Continent Needs Investment - Ambassador (New Era)
• Namibia: Promotion of Community Media in Karas Region (New Era)
• Africa: Citizenship Rights (AfricaFocus)
• Namibia: Shock Victory By Mighty Gunners Caused Great Excitement (New Era)
• Namibia: Mass Distance Charges Re-Introduced (New Era)
• Namibia: Affirmative Action Crackdown (New Era)
• Namibia: Queen Strengthens Royal Ties (New Era)
• Namibia: NAMCOR Appoints New Boss (New Era)
• Zimbabwe: Mbeki to Mediate in Country (New Era)
• Namibia: Unruly Fans Disrupt Concert (New Era)
• Namibia: There's Power in the Bush (New Era)
• Namibia: Customs Import Declarations Now to Show Transport Costs (New Era)
• Namibia: Education Given a Financial Boost (New Era)
• Namibia: Youth Urged to Engage in Creative Processes (New Era)
• Namibia: NORED Blames Old Equipment (New Era)
• Nigeria: Fans of Football Tourney for June 3 (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Celtel Recruits Canvassers to Woo Subscribers (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Group Tasks FG on Independence of Judiciary (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Xterminator Storms Lagos for Wrestling Championship (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nigeria to Host West African Bankers Games (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NPI, NPHCDA Begin Merger Process (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Kogi - DPP Guber Candidate Pledges to Uplift Youths (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Aba Market Traders Back Ugochukwu (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Tinapa - The Dream Comes Alive Today (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Enugu Indigenes Urged to Show Interest in April Poll (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Globacom Rolls Out Drums (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: BPE Holds Stakeholders Conference on Postal Sector Bill (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Agbaje Plans Economic Zones for Lagos (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Stolen Vitamin A Capsules - Nafdac to Shut 100 Pharmacies (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Edo Guber Race: Osunbor Rolls Out Agenda as Oshiomhole Sets Image Right (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: CIPMN President Pledges Transparent Leadership (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Anyaonu Promises Aguata People Effective Representation (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Eaglets Await Obj's Handshake (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Journalists Tasked On HIV/Aids Reportage (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Where PHCN Blames Residents for Non-Performance [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ohanaeze Releases 30-Point Demand (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Court Voids FG's White Paper on Indicted Candidates (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Revamping Nigerian Prisons [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bongos Ikwue - On 'Sabbatical' [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Strike Paralyses Court Activities in Osun (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Rivers NDP Guber Candidate Promises Scholarship for Militants (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Corpse, 2 Houses, 7 Vehicles Burnt in Delta (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nsukka Academics Drum Up Support for Chime (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Oko Poly Coach Attributes Victory to Hard Work (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: On Mbadinuju's Phobia [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: The Endless Battles of Anisulowo [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fake Batteries Ruining Our Business - Battery Charger (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Onitsha Drug Market Remains Closed (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Malachy Uzendu, Abuja and Bonny Amadi (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Pilgrimage - Egyptians Rape Nigerian Women (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: April Polls - AD Picks Another Presidential Candidate Tomorrow (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mass Housing is 100 Percent Feasible -Bode Adediji (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Odili Pledges Completion of Road Project in Oyigbo LG (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ohanaeze,Obis Meet, Insist on Igbo Presidency (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: One Dead, Six Injured in Kano Robbery (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Palm Sunday - Clerics Urge Politicians to Be Altruistic, Humble (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police Nab 6-Man Robbery Gang in Benin (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Can Someone Listen to Ohanaeze? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why Religious, Political Violence Persist, By Akunyili (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Imperfect Polls Better Than None - NCP (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ezekwesili Warns Against Continued Neglect of Education Sector (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: AC Rejects Ogun Govt Panel on Political Violence (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Isoko to Pull Out of Delta Elders Forum (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why Fashola Remains Best Guber Candidate for Lagos State - Tinubu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Utomi - Way Out of Future Crisis [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Relief Underway for Commuters on Oshodi-Apapa Expressway (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adamu Orders Athletes' Home Over April Poll (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Onuoha Positions for Eagles (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Canada 2007 - Abdullahi Invites 81 to Camp (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lambo Urges Nigerians to Fight Malaria Scourge (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ngige Meets Police Over Security (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Preparing for the Rains [editorial] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Anambra Guber Race - LP Wants Consensus Candidate (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: MASSOB Area Administrator Calls for Uwazuruike's Release (Daily Champion)
• South Africa: No Sign of Let-Up At Money-Making Machine MTN [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: No Cheering for the Azzurri in This Part of the World (Business Day)
• South Africa: Macmillan BEE Deal Benefits 22 Schools (Business Day)
• South Africa: Peterson Doesn't Drop the Ball for SA (Business Day)
• South Africa: Turnaround Adds Spice to All Joy (Business Day)
• South Africa: Intriguing Theories On Lotto Footwork [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ravishing Rewards Muir for His Long Transatlantic Journey (Business Day)
• South Africa: Five Years On, Merged Universities Ponder Role (Business Day)
• South Africa: Politics Will Be Guiding Force in White's Line-Ups (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rich Pickings in SA's Own Backyard [opinion] (Business Day)
• Africa: Bush Commits U.S. to 'Fair' Trade Deal (State Department)
• South Africa: Failed Bean Harvests a Metaphor for Costly Transformation Woes [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Small Business Tax Amnesty Extended (Business Day)
• South Africa: Calm Before the Inflation Storm (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Thick End of the Wedge [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Zenprop Drops Point Project (Business Day)
• South Africa: Warrants Report (Business Day)
• South Africa: Suspension of Lottery Puts Millions at Stake (Business Day)
• South Africa: Household Debt Fuels Inflation Risk (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mdladlana Cracks Whip On Seta Funds (Business Day)
• South Africa: Win for De Villiers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Help for Madams From Selebi's Thin Red Line [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wealth Need Not Be Ubuntu's Nemesis [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: KwaZulu Officials Face Financial Rap (Business Day)
• South Africa: Zimbali Grows, Grows [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: CEO Desai Coy On Plans for Johncom (Business Day)
• South Africa: Finance Minister Announces Big Tax Revenues (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ilithe Seeks Empowerment Edge On Universal Deal (Business Day)
• South Africa: Street Dogs - Making Decisions in the Face of Uncertainty [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Powers, Take Note of the Cape Town Property Fiasco [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: MPs Probe Background to Leaderguard Scam (Business Day)
• South Africa: Starting Again [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Your Uncle in the Microlending Business Who Likes to Blur the Issue [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Steel Firm Under Fire Raises Prices Again (Business Day)
• South Africa: AngloGold to Lift Capex to R1,1bn This Year (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Forecast Factory - a Chartist's Forward View On the Market [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wesizwe Leaps On Early Positive Signs At Site North of Rustenburg (Business Day)
• South Africa: Super 14 Log Not Nearly As Healthy After Weekend Woes (Business Day)
• South Africa: Middle Order Must Come to Party (Business Day)
• South Africa: Housing Gets R2,6bn Boost From Absa (Business Day)
• South Africa: Troubled Pro Sano Medical Scheme Under Curatorship (Business Day)
• Namibia: Angry Father 'Ambushes' Santam Awards Ceremony (New Era)
• Gambia: Daddy Sowe [interview] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Kanilai Festival Opens (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Oko Drammeh (Daily Observer)
• Uganda: Museveni Calls for Transformation (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cabinet Paper On Mabira Forest Ready (New Vision)
• Uganda: Enact Adult Literacy Law, NGO Begs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Get a Natural Mystic Dvd (New Vision)
• Uganda/Nigeria: Fifa Orders Uganda-Nigeria Rematch (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country, Kenya Row Over Island (New Vision)
• Uganda: Onyango At Eagles (New Vision)
• Uganda: Use Culture to Fight HIV, Nagginda Advises (New Vision)
• Uganda: Namilyango Faces Budo in Schools Final (New Vision)
• Uganda: MPs Speak Out On Bukenya Woes (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Asked for Female Teachers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Churches Oppose Mabira Giveaway (New Vision)
• Uganda: Celtel Donates to St Mary's Namalu (New Vision)
• Uganda: Journalists Scoop Children Rights' Awards (New Vision)
• Uganda: Grand Comedy Show (New Vision)
• Uganda: K'la Clubs Receive Archery Equipment (New Vision)
• Uganda: Odwar Shines in Kiisi Meet (New Vision)
• Uganda: World Theatre Day Climax (New Vision)
• Uganda: Gulu, Pader Children Train in Journalism (New Vision)
• Uganda: Regulatory Body Halts KCC FC Share Sale (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kabaka in Kenya (New Vision)
• Uganda: Growing Up - St. Lawrence From Secondary to University (New Vision)
• Uganda: Door to Door Aids Campaign Starts (New Vision)
• Uganda: Firm Secures 57 Dubai Jobs (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Saraki Woos Kwarans in Lagos (This Day)
• Nigeria: Don't Allow Rigging, Obasanjo Urges PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mubadala, Alheri, Others May Acquire Mtel (This Day)
• Nigeria: No Regret Leaving Banking for Politics, Says Pedro (This Day)
• Nigeria: Power - BPE Parleys With Firms (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ojukwu - APGA Govt'll End Fuel Scarcity (This Day)
• Nigeria: INEC - Akala's Indictment, Meaningless Afterthought (This Day)
• Nigeria: Buhari - Poverty, Root of Violence (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP Threatens Defectors With Expulsion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo's Last Dance [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Interim Govt Agitators, Enemies of Democracy' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Firm Complements Abuja Transport With N300m (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oando Adopts 250 Schools (This Day)
• Nigeria: Presidential Poll - Buhari, Yar'Adua Divides Northern Leaders (This Day)
• Nigeria: AC Flays Govt Over Suit (This Day)
• Nigeria: AD Meets on Adefarati's Replacement (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ex Presidential Aspirant Says Nigeria Heading for Chaos (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Okays N2bn to Reclaim Mining Sites (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP to Join FG in Suit Against INEC (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tinapa - A Dream Come True (This Day)
• Nigeria: Iwu's Encounter With Editors [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ensuring Free and Fair Elections (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: MTN Cements Emerging Markets Leadership With 40 Million Subscribers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: INEC Displays Lists of Registered Voters This Week (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Candidates Attacked as Elections Draw Near (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Our Victory Will Unite Nigerians - Golden Eaglets Captain (Vanguard)
• Africa: Union, Board Battle Over Lion of Africa Insurance Assets (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Deadline for 10% Maximum Public Sector Shareholding in Banks Elapse (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ondo 2007 PDP Gubernatorial Campaigns - Rallies Like No Other [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Oando's Profit Up By 50 Percent to N3.9b (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Onigbinde Dubs Taribo Junk (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Candidates, Parties, Programmes in Contention (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Emordi Slams Abdullahi Over Flying Eagles Invitations (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Intercontinental Bank, 5 Foreign Firms in N20bn Investment Deal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Blue Chips Gains Push Up Index, Capitalisation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: How Fake Soldier Beats Man to Coma (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 75 Nigerians Repatriated From U.S. (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Take Care of Children [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC to Close Buildings Over Tax (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cowe Chiefs to Be Tried (New Vision)
• Uganda: Teso Security Beefed Up (New Vision)
• Uganda: King Kiprop (New Vision)
• Uganda: How I Would Handle Mabira If I Were the President [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: MPs Endangered By Ruling - Lukyamuzi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pass PLE Books Out (New Vision)
• Uganda: Jubilee is Best Insurer (New Vision)
• Uganda: Unesco Promotes Barkcloth Training (New Vision)
• Uganda: A Balance Sheet for Our Multiparty Politics [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Muslims Reject School Head (New Vision)
• Uganda: Small Savers Decry High Taxation (New Vision)
• Uganda: Akope Fairs Well in Sunshine Golf Tour (New Vision)
• Uganda: Graduates Create Own Jobs in IT (New Vision)
• Uganda: Shareholder Wants Red Pepper Wound Up (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Bafarawa Vows to Scrap NDDC (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why I Prefer Fashola - Tinubu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Display of Voters' Register Begins Today (This Day)
• Nigeria: N/Delta - Obasanjo's Aide Seeks Role for Militants (This Day)
• Nigeria: Foreign Institutions Invest N20.25bn (US$161m) in Intercontinental Bank (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Pushes Debt Oil Warants to Next Govt (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cerebrospinal Meningitis Kills 5 (This Day)
• Nigeria: U.S. Envoy Seeks Credible Poll (This Day)
• Ghana: Some Action at Last! [editorial] (Accra Mail)
• West Africa: EWS to Detect and Monitor Conflicts in West Africa (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: When Death Calls [opinion] (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Minister Aspirants (Accra Mail)
• Africa: Development Africa/Canada [analysis] (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Verify Stories Before Publication (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: CAN 2008: Sekondi Stadium to Be Ready in September (Accra Mail)
• Angola: Swimming/World Cup - Angola Out of Melbourne Semi-Finals (ANGOP)
• Angola: Photo Exhibition to Celebrate Children's Literature Day Opened (ANGOP)
• Angola: NGO Spends USD Six Million on Children's Assistance (ANGOP)
• Congo-Brazzaville/Angola: Angola and Congo Brazzaville Play in Cabinda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Medical Assistance in Kwanza Norte Improves (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinda - Twenty-Four Mined Fields Identified (ANGOP)
• Angola: Opposition FNLA Party Praises National Agenda of Consensus (ANGOP)
• Angola: Seismic Station Inaugurated in Lubango (ANGOP)
• Angola: Govt Effort to Country's Reconstruction Highlighted (ANGOP)
• Southern Africa: Foreign Minister Back Home (ANGOP)
• Angola: Defence Attachés Briefed on Armed Forces' Functioning (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luisete Araújo Presents Candidacy for Presidential Elections (ANGOP)
• Africa: Kofi Annan to Chair Judging of Leadership Prize (allAfrica)
• Africa: Kofi Annan is Appointed Chairman of Prize Committee for the Mo Ibrahim Prize [press release] (Mo Ibrahim Foundation)
• Uganda: Fuel Stations Run Out of Diesel (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bujagali Power Dam Will Lower Tariffs (New Vision)
• Uganda: What a Difference a Week Makes! [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Budo Qualify for Mini Cricket Finals (New Vision)
• Uganda: Talks On Privatising Makerere Halls Start (New Vision)
• Uganda: Marine Unit Burns Illegal Fish Gear (New Vision)
• Uganda: Meet Are Our New Prefects (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bweranyangi Students Suspended (New Vision)
• Uganda: Scribes to Honour 2006 Sportsmen (New Vision)
• Uganda: Keep Time, Civil Servants Told (New Vision)
• Uganda: MP Lyomoki Denies Being a 'Rebel' NRM (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cars Up for Grabs in Simba Promo (New Vision)
• Uganda: IGG Praises Lukyamuzi Court Ruling (New Vision)
• Uganda: TV Sessions Added to Boxers' Training (New Vision)
• Uganda: Out of the Shadows [interview] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ministers to Settle Kitenga Land Fights (New Vision)
• Uganda: Luweero Land Office Funds Missing (New Vision)