January 30, 2008

• Nigeria: Fire Destroys N10m Property At Ogwashi-Uku (Vanguard)
• Kenya: The Right Way Forward [press release] (HRW)
• Kenya: AU Leaders Should Urge Probe After Election Fraud [press release] (HRW)
• Nigeria: FG Realises N117 Billion From NEITI (Nigeria First)
• Kenya: Fitch Lowers Country's Credit Rating (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Firms Plan Private Placements (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Country Unlikely to Feel Shocks of a U.S. Recession (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Supply Crunch As Buyers Rush for Coffee Beans (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Foreign Investors Count Losses As Shilling Falls (Business Daily)
• Kenya: The Art of Political Mediation [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Going Back to the Past to Build Strong Institutions [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Eveready to Continue Production Despite Unrest (Business Daily)
• Kenya: London Adventist Choir Returns (Business Daily)
• Kenya: CCK Sets Up Consumer Complaints Office (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Firms Turn to Therapy to Boost Staff Morale (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Keroche Debacle And the Danger of Arrogant Bodies [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Digital TV Sets Debut (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Ending Unrest is Everyone's Duty [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: We Should All Give Annan's Team a Chance to Succeed (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Zain '07 Profits Rise By 11 Percent to Hit $1.13 Billion (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Vineyards Flourishing in Dry Plains (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Safaricom - Our Network Not Censoring Messages (Business Daily)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Kenya: NSE Retreats From 'Black Tuesday' (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Tourism Suffers Another Blow As Meet is Postponed (Business Daily)
• Kenya: The Origins of Land Rows in Happy Valley [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Children Bear the Brunt of Post-Poll Violence (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Talks Could Determine Country's Future (EA Standard)
• Kenya: KFF, KPL Differ On Coast Stars (EA Standard)
• Kenya: M-pesa Services Paralysed By Post-Poll Unrest (Business Daily)
• Kenya: UK Issues Alert for Citizens (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Police Still Holding Two Over Embakasi MP's Death (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Kibaki Leaves for Addis Ababa (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Raila Laments Violence And Killings (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Annan Lists Agenda for Mediation Over Crisis (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Reconvene House to End Crisis, Says Lobby (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Opposition Barred From Addressing AU Meeting (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Uneasy Calm Returns to Kisumu Town (EA Standard)
• Kenya: MPs Wont Leave Nairobi Until a Solution to Crisis is Found (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Last Chance to Hit Olympics Mark (EA Standard)
• Kenya: More Than 200 Taken to Court Over Violence (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Moi to Stay in Hospital Longer (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Military Accused of Brutality (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Police Intervene to Stop Evictions (EA Standard)
• Kenya: 34 Firms Bid to Construct Gas Facility (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Police Intensify Highway Patrols, Escort Motorists (EA Standard)
• Kenya: Leaders Call for Speedy Probe Into Were Killing (EA Standard)
• Eritrea: Ministry Offers Vocational Training to Street Children in Northern Red Sea Region (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Tiessa Land Allotted in Berikh Sub-Zone (Shabait)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Goma Conference - Follow Up Work in Progress (MONUSCO)
• Tanzania: Mining Poses Health, Environmental Threat - UN Expert (UN News)
• Liberia: "I Was Never Harmed, Nor Tortured," Former Speaker Koukou Says (Liberia Govt)
• Liberia: Vice President Boakai Departs for Addis Ababa (Liberia Govt)
• Liberia: World Bank President Robert Zoellick Visits, Renews Bank's Commitment to the Country (Liberia Govt)
• Uganda: Govt to Crack Down on Aids Cure Claims (Monitor)
• Uganda: U.S., EU Join Juba Peace Talks (Monitor)
• Uganda: Fufa Appoints New Advocates (Monitor)
• Uganda: MPs Call for List of Army Officers (Monitor)
• Uganda: Seven Sent to High Court Over Murder (Monitor)
• Uganda: Express Beaten, Villa Held (Monitor)
• Uganda: Relocating Schools May Not Be Bad [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Fuel Shortage Creeping Back (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt Asks Kibaki to Protect Ugandans (Monitor)
• Uganda: Is IGG Body Due for an Overhaul? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: WHO Chief Visits (Monitor)
• Uganda: Private Sector Wants Airlifts (Monitor)
• Uganda: Achon for Marathon (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bidandi Cautions Museveni On Tribalism (Monitor)
• Uganda: Put Tribes At the Centre of National Affairs [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ntege Wins Uganda Junior Tourney (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Attends AU Addis Meeting (Monitor)
• Africa: IMF to Host Meet On Finance (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt Should Aid National Sports [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Monitor Scribe Wins Award (Monitor)
• Uganda: Cuban Jimenez Ready to Revamp Amateur Boxing (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mityana RDC Blames NRM Leaders for Dwindling Support (Monitor)
• Uganda: GTV Adds Super Bowl to Menu (Monitor)
• Kenya: Besigye Blames Kibaki, Warns Uganda [press release] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Investment Authority Set for Investors Meet in India (Monitor)
• Uganda: RVR Starts Repairing Damaged Railway Line (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt Insists On Automatic Primary School Promotion (Monitor)
• Burkina Faso: Some $450 Million in Medicines for "Neglected" Diseases (IRIN)
• Mozambique: Japanese Funds for Community Projects (AIM)
• Mozambique: Suspected Child Traffickers Arrested (AIM)
• Mozambique: Threat to Sue Beira Daily Paper (AIM)
• Mozambique: Flooding in Tete City Worsens (AIM)
• Africa: U.S. President to Flat Pepfar Fund - Network (Daily Monitor)
• Sudan: UN, AU, and Govt Hold Consultation On Unamid Deployment (Daily Monitor)
• Africa: AU Executive Council Prepares for Summit Candidates for AU Chairpersonship (Daily Monitor)
• Ethiopia: New Health Kit Launched to Better Manage STIs (Daily Monitor)
• Botswana: MP On Lerala Peace Mission (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Dikakapa Shoots Video (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Striking TCE Students Await Ministry Action (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Mabrano Confident of Promotion (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Murder Convict Loses Court of Appeal Bid (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Age Saves Certificate Forger (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Tati Nickel to Surpass BCL On Power Consumption (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Maun to Host Wetlands Day (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Students Suspended for Riots After Power Failure (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Batswana Tap Clothing Market (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Seepapitso Unhappy With Govt Stance (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Veteran Muso to Release Album (Mmegi)
• Botswana: BDP Buries Veteran Campaigners (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Promote IP Exploitation - Minister (Mmegi)
• Botswana: 'White Man' Causes Stir (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Rollers to See Stars (Mmegi)
• Botswana: About Women And Willpower (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Gunners Admit Weaknesses (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Branding Botswana On Course - Makgato-Malesu (Mmegi)
• Cameroon: Making a Living out of Garbage (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Handicraft Exhibition - First Lady Impressed (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: South West - Elephant Dealers in Court (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Neimeth Pharmaceuticals Diversifies, Projects N10 Billion Turnover By 2010 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why We're Backing Anyim for PDP Chairmanship Seat, By Yesufu [interview] (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Government Orders Universities to Remain Closed Till After Elections (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Angola and Mozambique Block Face-to-Face Talks Between Mugabe, Opposition Leader (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Voters Kept in the Dark Over New Constituency Boundaries (SW Radio)
• Gambia: Awaking the Sleeping Giant - Gambians Must Take Action Now Or They Will Go Down In History [opinion] (Freedom)
• Niger: Millennium Challenge Corporation Announces Program to Promote Girls? Education, Combat Corruption [press release] (USMCC)
• Sudan: Follow-up of case SDN 140108 - Release - Allegations of Incommunicado Detention [press release] (World Organization Against Torture)
• Botswana: Bisto Won't Keep Quiet Yet (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Hosiah Tops Chess Qualifiers (Mmegi)
• Kenya: Kibaki is a Political Rapist [editorial] (Mmegi)
• Cameroon: West - Bafoussam Rapid Intervention Unit Goes Operational (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: British Special Envoy At Star Building (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Bilingualism - Where There's The Will (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Police Crack Down On Crime (Cameroon Tribune)
• Somalia: Human Rights Expert Condemns Killings of Aid Workers and Journalist [press release] (NUSOJ)
• Africa: Millennium Challenge Corportation Head Outlines Plans to Congress [document] (USMCC)
• Africa: Clean Elections No Guarantee of Strong Democratic Society, Global Study Finds [press release] (Global Integrity)
• Gambia: Ecowas Court to Give Judgment in the Case of 'Disappeared' Journalist January 31 [press release] (MFWA)
• Burundi: Lt General Niyoyankana Rejects Col Bangirinama's Accusations On Muyinga Massacres (Burundi Réalités)
• Liberia: World Bank Group President Ends Two-Day Visit [press release] (World Bank)
• Liberia: SRSG Loj Calls On Vice President Boakai (Liberia Govt)
• Eritrea: Civillian Killed in Bomb Attack (Shabait)
• Africa: Daily HIV/Aids Report (Kaisernetwork.org)
• Cameroon: 'Technical Education is Very Expensive' [interview] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Kenya: U.S. Senate Condemns Violence, Supports International Vote Audit [press release] (United States Senate)
• Somalia: Press Group Meets Over New Challenges Facing Media [press release] (NUSOJ)
• Cameroon: Commodity Prices Witness Continuous Increase (Cameroon Tribune)
• Ghana: UDS Students Cry for Help (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Don't Allow Yourselves to Be Used As Conduit, Ameyaw Advises Muslims (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Don't Politicize Bawku Conflict - Bartels (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Leading Journalists Threatened With Same Fate As Murdered Opposition MP [press release] (RSF)
• Kenya: Human Rights Workers Receive Death Threats [press release] (Amnesty International)
• Africa: Endowment Fund to Support Commonwealth Scholars [press release] (Commonwealth)
• Zimbabwe: MDC Must Focus On Elections [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cop Accused of Robbery (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chinese Investor Eyes Manicaland (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Involve All Stakeholders in Waste Management [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Whyte to Lead At Rally Championships (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Councils Workers' Union Demands $329m Salary (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: New Boards for ZDC, Zisco (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Shortage of Drugs Hits Chitungwiza Clinics (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Muvuti Threatens to Commit Suicide' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Voters to Get 4 Ballot Papers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Respect the Women in Our Lives [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Iyasa to Launch Documentary (The Herald)
• Gambia: Brig General Tamba Adopted Father (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: A Destructive Proposition for African Sport [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Ambassador Chang Thanks Media (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Bakau Councillors Vow to Fulfill Promises (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Theft At State House - Three Suspects Charged & Remanded (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Paris Club Wipes Out Debt (Daily Observer)
• Angola: CAN' 08 - Sports Minister Expectant About Country's Qualification (ANGOP)
• Angola: President Receives South African Standard Bank's Chairperson (ANGOP)
• Angola: Local And Cuban Health Officials Visit Benguela (ANGOP)
• Somalia: Urgent Help Needed in Drought Regions (IRIN)
• Ghana: Pollution Forcing Farmers Into Illegal Mining? (IPS)
• Zimbabwe: NIPC to Establish Rentals Committee (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mupariwa Ruled Out of Fourth ODI Against Pakistan (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cash Baroness Fined $160bn, Sent to Jail (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ruling On Mann Today (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Insiza Dam Full (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Volleyball Team Coach Chisvo to Trim Squad (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gold Output Declines (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Death Robs Mhepo of Top Jazz Artistes (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bosso Vow to Soldier On (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Swimming Course for Firefighters On Cards (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Van Hoogstraten Released From Custody (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Newspaper Shortage Explained (The Herald)
• Ghana: Canon Hosts 200 Partners At Ghana 2008 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Too Much Carnage On Our Roads - Veep (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana/Morocco: Whacking Morocco Gave Us a Buzz (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: NDC Candidate May Have Chosen Running Mate (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Prime Rate Still At 13.5 Percent (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Gold Fields Congratulates Stars (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ghana Secures $16 Million Private Sector Loan (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Bahmed Gives Stars $30,000 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: This is Abuse of Power [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ayalolo Cluster of Schools Beseiged By 'Wee' And Noise (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Country Enjoying Rapid Expansion of Economic Base - Bank (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: MP Rescues Two Schools (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: DCE, DCD Fallout Over ¢4 Billion Contract (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Vandyk Wins Lady Captain Golf (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Makola Market Women Still in Jubilant Mood (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Abodakpi Indicts Court Ruling (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Boye Laryea to Contest Okaikoi North Seat (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Rwanda: 2008 Sees New Results Oriented UN (ARI-RNA)
• Cameroon: Woman Rewarded For Philanthropy (Cameroon Tribune)
• Somalia: Some Mogadishu Main Roads Reopened (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Govt Troops Rob Businesses, Commuters in Capital (Shabelle)
• Kenya: Media Being Silenced As Political Crisis Intensifies [press release] (IFEX)
• Egypt: Al-Jazeera Reporter, Cameraman Arrested and Questioned by Authorities [press release] (RSF)
• Nigeria: Kidnapped Lawmaker Released (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Catholics Commission Calls for INEC's Dissolution (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Army Reads Riot Act to Officers (Vanguard)
• Southern Africa: Learning to Live With Floods (SANF)
• South Africa: 2010 Social Cohesion Linked to Economic Benefits (BuaNews)
• South Africa: HSRC Appoints New Executive Director (BuaNews)
• South Africa: 'Education a Foundation for the Future' (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Six Thousand Civil Servants Charged With Fraud (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Legal Action for Credit Providers Retaining Cards (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Joburg City Gets Clean Audit Report (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Partnership Needed in Energy Crisis, Says Minister (BuaNews)
• South Africa: CPIX Hikes to 8.6 Percent (BuaNews)
• Gambia: Are the Election Results a Sign of Political Support for or Rejection of the APRC? [analysis] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Security Officials, Civilians Charged With Stealing Government Vehicle (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: 7 UDP Supporters in Court (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Essau Arrestees Demand to Know Reason for Arrest (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Risk Allowances of Nurses Unpaid Since September (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: D Day for Chief Manneh (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Is the APRC Proud of the Election Results? [editorial] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Sheriff Minteh's Murder Trial Adjourned Again (Foroyaa)
• Liberia: House Finally Accepts Independent Probe (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Treason Suspects Found Guilty (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Supreme Court Rules Against LMA (Inquirer)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf Calls for Efficient Civil Service (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Cllr. Brumskine, Justice Minister Critique Supreme Court Decision (Inquirer)
• Liberia: No One Could Have Done Better Than Ellen (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Bivac Boost Government's Revenue (Inquirer)
• Africa: Ford Invests R1.5 Billion in Automotive Sector (BuaNews)
• Cameroon/Sudan: Indomitable Lions Prepare for Battle against Hawks (Cameroon Tribune)
• Gambia: Nadd Councillor/APRC Candidate Speaks Out (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Women in Gambian History [interview] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Is Anyone Listening to the Cries of Local Journalists? [book review] (Foroyaa)
• Eritrea: New Revelations About Eiraeiro Prison Camp (RSF)
• South Africa: School Forced Me Out, Says Albino Girl (Argus)
• South Africa: 'We Don't Want Coloureds Here!' (Argus)
• South Africa: World Cup-Winning Coach Carlos Untouchable? (Argus)
• Angola: Cabinet Council Meets Today (ANGOP)
• Angola: Provincial Youth Council Holds Seminar (ANGOP)
• Angola: CNE Officials Discuss Poll Stations (ANGOP)
• Angola: Agostinho Neto Bust to Be Installed in Zaire (ANGOP)
• Angola: Foreign Ministry Wants Advantageous Partnership Accords (ANGOP)
• Angola: Deputy Social Communication Minister Meets With Brazilian Officials (ANGOP)
• Angola: Diplomat, AU Official Discuss Cote d'Ivoire Peace (ANGOP)
• Angola: Main Indicators Show Macroeconomic Stability - Premier's Assistant (ANGOP)
• Tanzania: Learning to Love Ballali and Bush [opinion] (Citizen)
• Equatorial Guinea: Visit of UN Human Rights Expert Postponed (UN News)
• Somalia: Rights Expert Decries Killing of Aid Workers (UN News)
• Namibia: German Parliamentarians Seek Bilateral Co-Operation (Namibian)
• Namibia: 'Wrong Approach on Prepaid Telecoms Vat' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Damaras Aim to Strengthen Unity (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nam Children Still Dying From Preventable Diseases (Namibian)
• Namibia: Zimbabwe Power Loan Worthwhile - Nampower Official (Namibian)
• Namibia: 3 Escape From Cop Cells (Namibian)
• Namibia: PSUN Slams Declining Education Standards (Namibian)
• Namibia: Telecom Copper Scam Trial Starts With Not Guilty Pleas (Namibian)
• Tunisia: Country Among All the World's Tourism At FITFUR Salon in Madrid (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Banks Posit Increase of Financial Assets, Decrease of Debt Ratio (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: The Movement of Socialist Democrats Holds Next Congress in August (Tunisia Online)
• Kenya: Tensions High as Annan-Brokered Talks Begin (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Senate Dismisses Security Report Against Marwa (Vanguard)
• Namibia: 'Writing By Kids' Book Launched (New Era)
• Namibia: Rössing to Generate Own Electricity (New Era)
• Namibia: Life At DRC is an Endless Struggle (New Era)
• Namibia: Pohamba Urges Getting Rid of Bad Apples (New Era)
• Namibia: Farmers Advised to Relocate Cattle (New Era)
• Namibia: New Initiative in HIV Battle (New Era)
• Southern Africa: Nampower Seeks Alternative Sources (New Era)
• Namibia: Strike Triggers News Blackout (New Era)
• Namibia: We're Not Members of RDP - Vatuva Family (New Era)
• Namibia: Kamburona Resigns From DTA (New Era)
• Namibia: Film Project Needs People (New Era)
• Namibia: Namcol Signs Agreement With Botswana Counterpart (New Era)
• Namibia: Child Labour Comes Under Spotlight (New Era)
• Namibia: Abolish School Fees - UNICEF (New Era)
• Kenya: Controversial Aid Given to Govt (IPS)
• Africa: Brain Drain - Major Concern in Africa [column] (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Chris Anyanwu, Iyabo Obasanjo Demand Stiffer Sanctions for Incest, Other Sexual Crimes (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NLC Wants Current Petrol Price to Remain Beyond 2008 (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Blackout Crisis - States Comment 'Nonsensical' (Argus)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Shut-in Crude Drops to Less Than 600,000 B/D (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mobile Xpress - Alternative to Blackberry? (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rivers to Display Voters' Register (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Amaju Wants Kanu to Take Over Eagles (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eagles Are Unstoppable, Eguavoen Boasts (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Olufemi Bags Itan Performance Award (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Ghana: Cote d'Ivoire Do It for Eagles (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Intercontinental Bank Targets Global E-Banking Market (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Communities Donate Land to Varsity (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: BNC Lauds Supreme Court On Atiku's Right to Query INEC Boss (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Laptops Taking Over the PC Market - TD Boss (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Rights Commission Has Lived Up to Its Mandate [column] (Nation)
• Africa: Wetang'ula - AU Won't Discuss Kenya's Crisis (Nation)
• Kenya: Visitors Cancel Bookings Due to Violence (Nation)
• Kenya: City Residents Mourn MP Killed in Raid (Nation)
• Kenya: UN Sends Agent to Probe Killings (Nation)
• Kenya: 10,000 Teachers Out of Work (Nation)
• Kenya: Slum Youth Shoot Journalists (Nation)
• Kenya: Man Shot Dead As Panic Spreads in Central Region (Nation)
• Kenya: Kenyans Must Choose Peace [opinion] (Nation)
• Africa: Golf - a Number of Changes Introduced in 2008 Classic (Nation)
• Kenya: Police Probe MP's Death (Nation)
• Africa: Volleyball - Differences Between Players And Coaches Led to Flop (Nation)
• Nigeria: NNPC to Flood Market With Cooking Gas (This Day)
• Nigeria: NPC Completes Vital Registration Data (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why Cross River Govt Rejects NECO (This Day)
• Nigeria: Water Resources - Ki-Moon Pledges Improvement (This Day)
• Nigeria: British Council Donates Equipment to Partners (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mismanagement of PEF Shocks AC (This Day)
• Nigeria/Benin: How We Bounced Back - Obi (This Day)
• Nigeria: Strike - Untold Hardship On the Plateau (This Day)
• Nigeria: Obi Floors Uba At Supreme Court Again (This Day)
• Nigeria: My Removal, a Huge Joke - Akinfenwa (This Day)
• Nigeria: Iwu's Response to Atiku [document] (This Day)
• Nigeria: GNU - Yar'Adua is Keeping to Agreement - Yarima (This Day)
• Nigeria/Cote d'Ivoire: Cote d'Ivoire Gives Eagles Lifeline (This Day)
• Nigeria: Women Seek Strategy to Address Gender Concerns (This Day)
• Nigeria: Immunity Clause - Abdulsalami, Mark, Idris Back Removal (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Whistle Blower (This Day)
• Nigeria: Militants Attack Boat Company, Injure One (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Halts Planned Retrenchment in NITEL/Mtel (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nigerian Clerics Preach Tolerance in Canada (This Day)
• Nigeria: Haruna Replaces Awoniyi As ACF Chairman (This Day)
• Nigeria: Beating the Fury, Hazards of Harmattan (This Day)
• Nigeria: Salem Varsity Commences Academics in September (This Day)
• Nigeria: PTDF Boss Seeks AGF's Position On Funds Management (This Day)
• Nigeria: The New Cement Policy (This Day)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Drogba Tipped for Top Award (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akunyili - Accused Person Goes to Supreme Court (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rivers - Prosecute Sponsors of Violence - CLO (This Day)
• West Africa: Ecowas Intervenes in Local Traders/Ghanaian Govt's Face-Off (This Day)
• Nigeria: Firm Launches Jolly Phonics Children's Club (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senate Dumps Security Reports, Confirms Marwa, Chikwe, Nwite (This Day)
• Nigeria/Ghana: Okocha Debate Rocks Ghana (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jigawa to Adopt Domestic Violence Act (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ali Walks Out Bankole, Kingibe (This Day)
• Nigeria: Transparency - FG Tasked On NEITI Act Implementation (This Day)
• Nigeria: NBTE Moves to Save Informal Sector Through Competency Training (This Day)
• Nigeria: An Assembly of 419ers Or a Distinguished Congregation? [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: NBA, Idoma Demand Probe of Tribunal Exhibits' Falsification (This Day)
• Nigeria: Free Trade Zones - China Partners Osun (This Day)
• Nigeria: Committee Considers Sexual Offences Bill (This Day)
• Nigeria: Thisday Awards - Who's Banker of the Year? (This Day)
• Nigeria: 23-Year-Old is Best Graduate As Unilag Convocates (This Day)
• Nigeria: Vitafoam Donates to Visually Impaired Students (This Day)
• Nigeria/Ghana: Panic Grips Ghanaians Over Quarterfinal Clash (This Day)
• Nigeria: Japan Pledges More Collaboration With UBEC (This Day)
• Nigeria: Awolowo Varsity Now Regional Centre for SIDA (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ruling Party Members in Violent Clash (This Day)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua - Anti-Graft War Not PR Gambit (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senator Summoned Over Corruption Allegations (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gas Flaring Deadline Stands, Says Govt (This Day)
• Nigeria/Ghana: Lulu Predicts Tough Tie Against Ghana (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Media Role's Key in Corruption Fight' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Country's Education Crisis And Imperatives of Reform [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Corruption - Beyond the Kleptomaniacs [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ukeje Bows Out (This Day)
• Nigeria: How to Build a Democracy (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Country Needs $250m, N80bn, to Rehabilitate Power Stations' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Iwu - Ballot Papers Not Awarded to South African Firm (This Day)
• Africa: Rawlings On the African Condition [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'To Spur Growth, Citizens Must Imbibe Savings Culture' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Politics, Hiccups of 2008 Budget Debate [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: NIPP Gulps N36bn So Far (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Canvasses Community Empowerment (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'How Senate Rule 111 Stalled National Health Bill' (This Day)
• Nigeria: GSM Service Quality - Solution Lies With Nitel -- Senate (This Day)
• Nigeria: South-South Govs Back Anyim (This Day)
• Nigeria: TPC Golf - Ayuba, Enaigbe Target $13,500 Star Prize (This Day)
• Nigeria: Delta Gov. Orders Slash in State Varsity Fees (This Day)
• Nigeria: Crude Oil Reserves Drops By 2bn Barrels (This Day)
• Nigeria: Elechi's Convoy in Road Mishap (This Day)
• South Africa: World Cycling Events to Hit Pietermaritzburg (BuaNews)
• South Africa: North West to Promote Traditional Music, Dance (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Major Skills Drive Underway in Letaba Municipality (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Engineers to Assist Flood-Hit Limpopo (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Busses Provided for Stranded Train Commuters (BuaNews)
• Gambia: Lt Bakary Camara and ASP Manlafi Sanyang Appeared in Court on Theft Charges!! (Freedom)
• Kenya: Citizens May Soon Turn to Fighting Hunger (Nation)
• Kenya: Country in Charge Against Namibia (Nation)
• Rwanda: Questions as French Minister Visits Great Lakes Region (Nation)
• Kenya: Phone Firm Sets Up New System (Nation)
• Kenya: Lobby Groups Want Warmongers Taken to Court (Nation)
• Kenya: Relative Calm Returns to Kisumu Town (Nation)
• Kenya: In the Crisis, the Buck Stops With Kibaki [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Four More Die As Clashes Rage in North Rift Region (Nation)
• Africa: Boxing - Gallant Shisia Narrowly Loses Beijing Ticket (Nation)
• Kenya: The Truth About Violence is in the Bigger Picture [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Government Clears the Air on Cabinet (Nation)
• Nigeria: Shell Job Cut Not Related to Militancy (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Rift Valley Burns as Death Toll Soars to 750 (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Educationists find it hard to sever bonds with Cambridge (L'Express)
• Mauritius: "Discipline is an essential ingredient in education" (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Bec bans private tuition in its secondary schools (L'Express)
• Nigeria: 'Burma Boy' by Biyi Bandele [book listing] (Farafina Publishers)
• Rwanda: UN Chief Supports Bid to Transfer Cases (New Times)
• Rwanda: Govt Launches Rural Mobile Phone Scheme (New Times)
• Rwanda: First Lady Hosts Mrs Ban Soon-Taek (New Times)
• Nigeria: Minister Pushes for Ceasefire in Niger Delta (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Review of the Constitution is Inevitable - Sen Hambagda [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: M. Schneider Energy Director Arraigned in Court (Leadership)
• Nigeria: LG Polls - Chukwumerije Condemns Imposition of Candidates (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour Minister Bags CON Award (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest 13 for Electoral Offences (Leadership)
• Nigeria: No Fire Hydrant in Nyanya Fire Station (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Newspaper Chairman Regains Freedom (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senate Clears Marwa, Chikwe, Nwite for Ambassadorial Appointment (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Shekarau Rewards ANPP Youths (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NIPC, Nimasa Sign MoU (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Iyabo Obasanjo, 16 Others Move Against Sexual Harassment (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Insists On Quality Education (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FG Abolishes JSS Disarticulation in Unity Colleges (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Postscription On University And 2008 Budget [column] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Day Waterman College to Open Soon (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: New Twists in National Assembly Fraud Allegations [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FTS Teachers Receive Training (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Foundation Hails Closure of Illegal Schools (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Alao's Unkind Cut [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Policemen Invest in Shares (Leadership)
• Nigeria: AC Threatens to Drag Gov Idris to Court (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ballots Not Printed in SA, Says Electoral Commission Chief (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Purpose of Anti-Corruption War Not to Impress, Says Yar'Adua (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Harmattan - Losers And Gainers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Progenics Commended On NSE Automated Floor (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Niger Guber Tribunal Decides On Three Issues (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Which Way? [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Nitel, Mtel Transformation On Course' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua's Budget And the Seven-Point Agenda [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: GSM - Senate Tips Nitel As Panacea to Service Problems (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NCC, Telecoms Operators Plan Emergency Call Centres (Leadership)
• Nigeria: We Have Started Rehabilitating Militants -- Gov Sylva (Leadership)
• Nigeria: IBM Haruna Replaces Awoniyi As ACF Chairman (Leadership)
• South Africa: Uniforms, PCs And Printers for Ilitha Primary (BuaNews)
• Southern Africa: Coordinate Flood Relief Efforts - SADC (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mines to Have 90 Percent Power By Thursday (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Deal Broken As Witness Tells the Truth (Argus)
• South Africa: Students Struggling to Pay University Fees (Business Day)
• South Africa: Chance to Influence Future Uncertain [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sunflower Power for Free State Town (Business Day)
• South Africa: Fast-Food Company Stocks Seem to Be on a Slower Track [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Film Industry to Get BEE Incentive (Business Day)
• South Africa: JD Group Sales Drop Under Weight of Rate Crunch (Business Day)
• South Africa: Country Hit By Its First Shortage of Zoned Land (Business Day)
• South Africa: Foreign Sell-Off Imperils Current Account, Rand (Business Day)
• South Africa: CTICC Expansion 'May Not Happen' (Argus)
• Zambia: Seven Run for Kanyama Seat (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Coca Cola Group Pledges Us$100,000 for Floods (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kanyama Polls in Doubt (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Country's Devastating Countrywide Floods [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mopani Has K7bn Obligation to Mukuba (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Strike in Cape Town Off to a Slow Start (Argus)
• South Africa: State Calls for 'Urgent' 10 Percent Electricity Cutback (Business Day)
• South Africa: JD Group Hit Hard [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mines to Run Normally By End of Week (Business Day)
• South Africa: Open Gets a Welcome Boost (Business Day)
• South Africa: Kulungile Paves Way for Listing (Business Day)
• South Africa: Director-General Confident of Home Affairs Turnaround (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bond Market Offers Traders Calmer Waters [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Those in the Know Paint a Gloomy Picture (Business Day)
• South Africa: Jo'burg Agencies Impress Auditors (Business Day)
• South Africa: No Guarantees, Says Coach (Business Day)
• South Africa: We Cannot Sweep Differences Under the Rainbow [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Landlords Tackle Energy Crunch (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pinched Homeowners Scramble to Sell (Business Day)
• Rwanda: Kouchner's Attempts to Normalise Ties With French - Reyntjens (Hirondelle)
• Rwanda: UN Secretary General Visits Genocide Memorial Centre in Kigali (Hirondelle)
• Rwanda: Lloyd Williams, Consummate Judge And Gentleman (Hirondelle)
• Nigeria: Coalition of Political Parties Refute TMG Report (Leadership)
• Nigeria: PDP Convention - Reps Caucus May Team Up With G-21 (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Minister, Police Promise to Apprehend Killers of Kwali Boss (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kwara NLC Demands Implementation of 15 Per Cent Salary Increase (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bankole Appoints Chief of Staff, Special Advisers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Niger Records 117 Fire Outbreaks in 2007 (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua Inaugurates NEITI Working Group (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Police Nab Suspected Indian Hemp Dealer (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The North - Sardauna's Fading Legacy [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Vital Registration Not Substitute for Census - Makama (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Governor Sambo Cautions LG Chairmen (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Akwa Ibom Governor's Attack on Press Freedom (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Supreme Court Rejects Uba's Bid to Reverse Judgment (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kogi CJ Harps On Honesty in Judiciary (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Cisco Systems Begins $40,000 Promo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Country Will Encourage More Investors in Oil, Gas - Yar'Adua (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tackling Youth Development Challenges [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Country Partners Norway On Environmental Management (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Museums Management Parleys Curators On Way Forward (Leadership)
• Africa: Donor Countries to Invest $9bn in AfDB (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jos Alive With Animation Experts (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Doma Promises to Investigate Lafia Market Fire Incident (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NFL, Clubs Task NFA to Reconstitute Referees Committee (Leadership)
• Africa: Ecobank Launches Continent's First Multiple Currency Debit Card (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Group Urges FG to Abide By Gas Flaring Deadline (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Christ Victory Life Church Marks Anniversary (Leadership)
• Nigeria: New VIO Boss Tasks Officers On Corruption (Leadership)
• Nigeria/Cote d'Ivoire: Super Eagles Squeeze Into Quarter-Finals (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Atiku's Final Vindication On PTDF [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Petroleum Majors Buoy NSE Activities (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Public Accounts Committee Can Examine Public Expenditures - BA (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senator Nuhu Aliyu Faces Senate Ethics Panel (Leadership)
• South Africa: This May Have Been Zondo's Greatest Escape (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sars Extends E-Filing Deadline for Companies (Business Day)
• South Africa: Corvest and Safika Buy Into Micros Fidelio (Business Day)
• South Africa: Share Scheme Sank Saambou - Auditor (Business Day)
• Africa: Mobile Movers and Shakers Head for Barcelona (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bowling Fine, Now There is a Shortage of Opening Batsmen (Business Day)
• South Africa: A Spent Force Standing in the Path of Democracy [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Slower Subscriber Growth at Vodacom (Business Day)
• South Africa: Proposed Cut in Rates for State Rejected (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Attempt to Heal Rifts Over Charter (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ermelo Parents in School Protest (Business Day)
• South Africa: Politics of Expedience [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: JSE Catches Its Breath After Rough Week (Business Day)
• South Africa: Disturbing Signs of a Return to Monstrous Behaviour [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: State Steps Up Battle With De Beers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cape Town Wants to Lessen Usage (Argus)
• Nigeria: Arms Loot - Army Retires Maj-Gen (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: AC Seeks Probe of PEF (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bankole Gets Chief of Staff, Special Advisers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ECP Increases Investment in Country to N62.8bn (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PHCN Wants N80bn for Egbin, Sapele, Shiroro Dams (Vanguard)
• Africa: Bush's Proposed Visit to Continent [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ballot Papers for Presidential Poll Not Numbered - Iwu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Keep Military Out of N/Delta- Iyasere (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Guber Polls - A-Ibom AC Asks Court to Set Aside Tribunal's Judgment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gen Haruna Emerges New Arewa Chairman (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Supreme Court Dismisses Uba's Bid to Sack Obi (Vanguard)
• South Africa: 'Education Should Be Our Priority', Says Expert (IPS)
• South Africa: Water Meters Are Good for Environment, Says Official [interview] (IPS)
• Kenya: Work on Sh607m Road Stalls (Nation)
• Kenya: Subaru Set to Launch New Model in Kenya (Nation)
• Kenya: NSE Halts Trade for 15 Minutes (Nation)
• Kenya: Report Puts Mediation Efforts in Spotlight (Nation)
• Kenya: KPA Acts to Reduce Congestion At Port (Nation)
• Kenya: HIV Positive Teachers in Central Form Lobby to Fight the Scourge (Nation)
• Sudan: UN Chief Urged to Press Govt on Darfur [press release] (HRW)
• Sudan: Rights Group Sends Letter to Ban Ki-moon [document] (HRW)
• Africa: Sudanese Soccer Players Attack Egyptian TV Crew (MFWA)
• Rwanda: Kenyan Violence Ruining Bus Business (New Times)
• Rwanda: The Lost Generation of Our Education System [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Frw50m for Paralympics World Cup (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rugby Gets New Boss (New Times)
• Rwanda: 'Robbing Hoods' Threatened in Suharto's Land [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Fuel Crisis Comes to an End (New Times)
• Rwanda: No Hagenimana Show (New Times)
• Rwanda: Stories of Housemaids That Are Never Told [column] (New Times)
• East Africa: Flexibility Needed for East African Community Single Currency (New Times)
• Africa: Rwanda Rules Out Tanzania Rally (New Times)
• Nigeria/Benin: Super Eagles Fly High, Malians Out (allAfrica)
• South Africa: Snaith Sends Warning to Top Trainers (Business Day)
• Namibia: NBC Crippled By Strike (Namibian)
• Namibia: City Dog 'Gives Birth to Kitten' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Brownouts 'Around the Corner' (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Governor's War on the Press [editorial] (Daily Champion)
• South Africa: Extraordinary Times [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: No Time to Hike [editorial] (Business Day)
• Uganda: What Happens to the Selection Rejects? [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Makerere Twins With Belgian University (New Vision)
• Kenya: Ethnic Violence Might Tear Country Apart [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rotary Clubs Aid Needy (New Vision)
• Uganda: Makerere to Discuss Mamdani Book (New Vision)
• Uganda: MPs Query Ministry Chief Over Land Deal (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbabazi to Handle Women's Golf Team (New Vision)
• Uganda: Disabled Ask for Special Beds (New Vision)
• Uganda: Morris Ntege Wins Juniors Golf (New Vision)
• Uganda: Canon Njangali High Promoting Girls' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Army Blows Up 20 Bombs in Kasese (New Vision)
• Uganda: Onegi-Obel Explains AGOA Failure (New Vision)
• Uganda: Hybrid Goats Not a Sure Way of Fighting Poverty (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kampala Police Constables Disarmed (New Vision)
• Uganda: 100 Citizens Stuck in Kenya (New Vision)
• Uganda: Government to Recruit 2000 (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rioters Torch 15 Cars (New Vision)
• Uganda: Health Insurance Scheme Does Not Provide for Rural Poor [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Juba Peace Talks Resume Today (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rotarians Honour Kisubi Centre's Founding Director (New Vision)
• Uganda: Religious Groups Want Control Over Schools (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kayihura Erred On the Law to Hold Rallies (New Vision)
• Uganda: Baganda Hold Most Jobs in Revenue Body (New Vision)
• Uganda: Refs for URA, Express CAF Ties Named (New Vision)
• Uganda: Labour Market Affects University Education (New Vision)
• Uganda: UK Project to Boost Honey (New Vision)
• Uganda: Gender Ministry Denies Bombo Evictions (New Vision)
• East Africa: Bonds to Finance EAC Road Network (New Vision)
• Uganda: Title Runners KCC, Villa Return to Action (New Vision)
• Uganda: Industries At Risk of Closing (New Vision)
• Uganda: Balunywa Tips Basoga On UPE (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kenya Commercial Bank Appoints MD (New Vision)
• Uganda: Makerere University to Form College (New Vision)
• Uganda: Investors Urged to Partner With Govt (New Vision)
• Uganda: New Kampala Can Take Part of Wakiso [interview] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kabale Woman Reaps From Growing Matooke (New Vision)
• Uganda: FDC Attacks Government On Graft (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bombers' Cuban Coach Jets in Today (New Vision)
• Uganda: Traders Forced to Change Routes (New Vision)
• Uganda: 1,500 Turn Up to Join UPDF in Bushenyi (New Vision)
• Uganda: WFP Feeds 400 Pupils in Busia (New Vision)
• Uganda: Busoga Begins Tree Project (New Vision)
• Kenya: Kibaki and Odinga Pledge to Reunite Citizens (Nation)
• Rwanda: Ban Ki-moon Gives Frw5.4m to Genocide Survivors (New Times)
• Kenya: Politicians and Lobby Group Deplore Killing (Nation)
• Somalia: Two Police Officers Killed in Sneak Attack (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria/Benin: Super Eagles Finally Win, to Face Ghana (New Vision)
• Egypt/Zambia: Pharaohs Prey On Chipolopolo (Nation)
• Ghana/Morocco: Essien Magic Ignites Hope, Pride in Hosts (Nation)