August 4, 2009

• Kenya: Host Coach Plots Tunisia Contest (Nation)
• Kenya: Country Can Feed Herself, Says Top U.S. Minister (Nation)
• Kenya: Charity Begins At Home, Continent Advised (Nation)
• Gambia: Sierra Leonean Youth Appears in Court (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Sobeya Skills Training Center Holds Graduation Ceremony (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Ecowas Holds Seminar (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Tango Holds Annual General Meeting (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: International Conference On Competitive Market Ends (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: F.C. Rangers Reigns in SK East Yet Again (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Public Office And Public Conduct (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Jamisa Ward Book a Place in Saamasang Inter-Community Football Tournament (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: KGH Sports Academy Win Lamin Super Cup Trophy (Foroyaa)
• Senegal: 'We Will Continue With the Continental Task of African Unity' Says Foreign Minister Gadio [interview] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Managing Editor Testifies in Press Freedom Case (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Halifa Sallah Addresses the 989th Wilton Park Conference [interview] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: President Jammeh On Chief Manneh's Disappearance [interview] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: DPP Chenge Adresses Court On Ebrima Sawaneh And Co Case (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Gambia Table Tennis Association to Hold Tournament (Foroyaa)
• Kenya: Poor Health Pushes Catholic Bishop Out of Office (CISA)
• Kenya: Kibaki Saves 4,000 From Hangman, Church Happy (CISA)
• Nigeria: African Faith Leaders Deplore Islamist Violence (CISA)
• Nigeria: Eleven Churches Ruined in 'Boko Haram' Chaos (CISA)
• Sudan: 185 Killed in Ethnic Clashes, Catholic Radio Says (CISA)
• Liberia: Land Commission Act Signed Into Law (Liberia Govt)
• Southern Africa: Company Launches Fiber-Optic Cable for Southern, Eastern Africa (America.gov)
• Africa: Civil Society, Private Sector Important to Africa Trade Act (America.gov)
• Kenya: Data Firm Cuts Internet Rates By 90 Per Cent (Nation)
• Kenya: EABL Case Ruling Expected Wednesday (Nation)
• Kenya: Judge Orders Speedy Sale of Devani Assets (Nation)
• Kenya: Abolish Death Penalty [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Give Real Meaning to Agoa Forum [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Major U.S. Delivery Firm to Buy Uniforms (Nation)
• Kenya: Odinga Attacks West on Governance Issues (Nation)
• Kenya: Security Blanket Thrown Over City As Trade Forum Starts (Nation)
• Africa: Look Beyond Agoa Pact, U.S. Official Tells African Firms (Nation)
• Kenya: Barclays Profit Up a Marginal 5 Percent (Nation)
• Kenya: The Cutting Edge [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: CDF - Country's Unique Success Story [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: 40 Not Out - Odumbe Walks Back to the Crease (Nation)
• Kenya: Country's Makeover in Diplomatic Ties Should Focus On Economic Statecraft [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Ban the Importation of Used Motor Vehicles Altogether [opinion] (Nation)
• Ghana: Can Kotoko Tame Lions? (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: These NDC Supporters Must Be Brought to Book [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: NYEP Coordinator Vows to Remain At Post (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Govt to Complete Phase 2 of Sefwi Hospital in 2012 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Despite the Difficult Times, NDC Chair Promises Better Days Ahead (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 'Atta Adaadaa Yen' Demonstration Rocks Accra Today (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Residents Rehabilitate Road (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 1,000 Benefit From Subin MP's Educational Fund (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Gbetsile Residents Accuse Military of Harassment (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Police Gun Down Another Notorious Armed Robber (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: MP Ahi Secures 150 Acre Land for Rice Project At Bodi (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Review IMF, World Bank Agreements, Group Says (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ayeboafoh Decries Nation's Polarization Along Ethnic, Tribal Lines (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: No Water At New-Amanful in Past Eight Months (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Public Urged to Have Faith in Rural Banks (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: NDC Hoodlums Run Amok (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 'Due Process of Law' - What is It? [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: The Business of Faith [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: UT Schools Transport Owners On Good Business Practices (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: 'Continent Needs Pros in Sports Business' (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Zimbabwe: Mbeki Claims He Wanted Mugabe to Be 'Ceremonial' President (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Vice President Msika Dead at 86 - Reports (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Persistent Problems Dog UZ Reopening (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Parliament Draws Up Final List of Media Commissioners (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Deputy Minister Mahlangu Released on Bail (SW Radio)
• Africa: Clinton's Tour to Stress U.S. Commitments [analysis] (IPS)
• Sudan: First Batch of Infantry Troops From Burkina Faso Join African-UN Force in Darfur (UN News)
• Kenya: National Government of Impunity? [analysis] (AfricaFocus)
• Africa: U.S./Kenya - What Kind of Partnership? [analysis] (AfricaFocus)
• Kenya: Lamu Unease as County Poll Cancelled, Then Allowed (Nation)
• Kenya: Influx of Livestock Worries Residents (Nation)
• Kenya: Frenzy as Exhibitors Put Final Touches (Nation)
• Kenya: Performances Disrupted by Heavy Rains (Nation)
• Kenya: Stars to Face Malaysia Ahead of Mozambique (Nation)
• Kenya: Piracy Case Stalls as Lawyers Quarrel (Nation)
• Kenya: M-Pesa Shops Hit by Fake Cash Syndicate (Nation)
• Kenya: Forestry Official Accused of Graft (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Minister Held Over Phone Theft Freed (Nation)
• Kenya: Power Cuts On the Way, Says Murungi (Nation)
• Kenya: U.S. Scolds Kenya for Tribunal Failure (Nation)
• Kenya: Plane Mishap Company Suspends Flights (Nation)
• Africa: Clinton's Trip Coincides with Democratic Downturn [press release] (Freedom House)
• Botswana: This is the Way to Go [editorial] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Tafa Launched At Anti-Moupo Rally (Mmegi)
• Botswana: BNF Targets Molepolole North (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Incompetence Rife in Police Service (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Bonepwa Project Contributes to Livelihoods (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Bllawu Petitions DC Over Tonota DO (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Sporadic Outbreaks of FMD in Ngamiland (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Firm Fails to Overturn Tender Award (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Training Levy Vital to Economy - Bota (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Volleyball Team Needs Psychologist (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Santos Confirm Chiefs' Trophy-Less Season (Mmegi)
• Botswana: BFA Escapes Court Action Over Debt (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Mathe Going Strong Despite Stolen 'Vocals' (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Petlo Trust Publishes Anthology of Batswana Writers [book listing] (Mmegi)
• Botswana: BDP Members Fight Over Cleaning Shoes With Khama's Portrait (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Pan African Bank Promises to Help (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Jelusic to Join Chiefs,Masomere for GU (Mmegi)
• Botswana: Police Act Declared Unconstitutional (Mmegi)
• Somalia: President Applauds Hillary Meeting (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: French Hostages May Face Sharia Trial - Report (Garowe Online)
• Sudan: 185 Killed in Raid (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: A Turbulent Marriage (IRIN)
• Somalia: President Sharif Explains the Meeting With Hilary Clinton (Shabelle)
• Mozambique: Closure of Day Hospitals 'Irreversible' (AIM)
• Madagascar: Rivals to Meet in Maputo (AIM)
• Mozambique: No Good Reason for People to Fall Victim to Animals (AIM)
• Mozambique: Corruption 'Is Like Drinking Your Brother's Blood' (AIM)
• Mozambique: Fuel Companies Will Be Compensated, Minister Insists (AIM)
• Mozambique: Minister Calls for Productive Use of Electricity (AIM)
• South Africa: Car Sales Continue On a Downward Trend (BuaNews)
• South Africa: New Trauma Unit to Improve Service Delivery At Baragwanath (BuaNews)
• South Africa: New Energy Saving Game On MXit (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Domestic Tourism Surviving, Despite Recession (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Nkoana-Mashabane to Host Hillary Clinton (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Ndebele Vows to Stamp Out Illegal 'Taxis' (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Airport Will Not Run Out of Fuel - Spokesperson (BuaNews)
• Uganda: Kashoma Asks Court to Reverse His Bail (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kutesa Denies Involvement in Entebbe Airport Deal (Monitor)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Central Africa: Go Home, Uganda Tells Rwandan Refugees (IRIN)
• Burkina Faso: The Path to Mother's Milk is Paved With Kola Nuts (IRIN)
• Liberia: Creeping Oligarchy, Shifting Alliances (Analyst)
• Liberia: Lawmakers Introduce New Act (Analyst)
• Liberia: UNHCR - Basic Management Training for Partners (Analyst)
• Liberia: PUL Frowns On Media Institutions (Analyst)
• Liberia: Justice Minister Vows Onslaught Against Criminals (Analyst)
• Liberia: Dr. Dahn, Others Take Over At Planning Ministry (Analyst)
• Liberia: Audit Commission Presents Another Audit Reports (Analyst)
• Liberia: Criminals Roam Capitol Building (Analyst)
• Liberia: Ellen Aids Reach Victims in Nimba (Analyst)
• Liberia: Employees Interest Will Be Protected (Analyst)
• Liberia: Remembering Tajudeem And Pondering The Challenge Of Reconciliation [document] (Analyst)
• South Africa: Pinnacle Point Still Needs R250 Million in Capital After Reaching Deal With Absa (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bidvest in a R250 Million Deal for Food Firm (Business Day)
• South Africa: Leveraged BEE Deals At Risk, But 'Not Write-Offs' (Business Day)
• South Africa: White Knight to Super Group's Rescue [column] (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: Country Turnaround Lifts Tongaat Hulett (Business Day)
• Burkina Faso: Breast Not Always Seen As Best (IRIN)
• Niger: Two Journalists Detained Ahead of Referendum [press release] (CPJ)
• Africa: Gabon to Launch Largest AfDB Road Project [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Liberia: BFF Prexy Gets National Prestigious Award (Analyst)
• Liberia: No Malaria Outbreak In Lofa (Analyst)
• Liberia: Ghanaian Company Earmarks More Opportunity For Citizens (Analyst)
• Liberia: On TRC Report, Pres. Sirleaf Must Decide (Analyst)
• Somalia: Desperate Water Shortage in Somaliland (IRIN)
• Nigeria: How 19-Yr-Old Boy Lures Victims to Robbers (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Tertiary Students and Managers in Talks (Argus)
• South Africa: Swine Flu Kills One, But 'No Need to Panic' (Argus)
• Kenya: Opening of Agoa By Clinton Reaffirms Kenya's Regional Status [analysis] (Nation)
• Kenya: Textile Firms Call for Permanence of Trade Pact (Nation)
• Africa: Stringent Regulations Make Agoa a Big Boys' Club [analysis] (Nation)
• Africa: Deal Offers Continent Access to U.S. Markets (Nation)
• Kenya: Give Youth Leadership Chance, MPs Urged (Nation)
• Kenya: Violence Suspects May Face UK Travel Ban (Nation)
• Kenya: Former Detainees Move to Court Over TJRC (Nation)
• Kenya: AfDB to Probe Ethiopian Dam Project (Nation)
• Angola: Head of State Pays Homage to Deceased MP Beatriz Salucombo (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Uhuru, MPs Differ On Stimulus Package (Nation)
• Africa: UN Rights Chief Concerned Over Civilian Deaths in Nigerian Clashes (UN News)
• Uganda: Return of the Kivez [column] (Monitor)
• Egypt: Opposition Equated With Terrorists (IPS)
• Liberia: Senator Hannah Brent is Dead (Analyst)
• Uganda: No New Guns in Karamoja, Says UPDF Officer (New Vision)
• Uganda: Norway Gives Kitgum, Pader Sh1 Billion (New Vision)
• Uganda: Teso Commends Govt for Delaying Land Bill (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Pays Tribute to War Hero (New Vision)
• Uganda: UPDF Soldiers Discharged (New Vision)
• South Africa: Eveready Recharges With House of York (Business Day)
• South Africa: Tough Times 'Demand Smart Leaders' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Oando Gets Nod to Raise R10 Billion for Expansion, Capital Base (Business Day)
• South Africa: Companies Urged to Conduct 'Robust, Flexible' Internal Audits (Business Day)
• Sierra Leone: 'Football Growth Depends On Clubs' - JS Kelfala (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Teacher Gray' Assures Fans of More Goals (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: FC Johansen Win Mid Nordic Cup (Concord)
• Liberia: Reincarnating Africa's Old Man [opinion] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Building the Bridge of National Trust [opinion] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: The Charles Margai Factor - SLPP At It Again [opinion] (Concord)
• Liberia: Country Joins Liberia in Independence Celebration (Concord)
• West Africa: UN Humanitarian Air Service Appeals For Funds (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Nursing Director Bags Africell Prize (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: GST to Boost Local Industries (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Flood Victims Explain Ordeals (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: PMDC Scribe Resigns (Concord)
• Liberia: Pres. Sirleaf On TRC Report (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: SLPP - The Margai Factor Again! ' - But Margai is Sixth in PMDC' Says Mohamed Bangura (Concord)
• Namibia: Grootfontein Man in Court for Copper Wire Theft (Namibian)
• Namibia: Criminal Procedure Act Challenge Could Head to Supreme Court (Namibian)
• Namibia: 'Nepotism' Claims Upset Keetmanshoop Residents (Namibian)
• Namibia: New Flag for Police (Namibian)
• Africa: Why is Clinton Coming to Continent, What Are the Issues? [column] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Coastodianship Coming Soon (Namibian)
• Namibia: Swakop Clamps Down On Illegal Building Activity (Namibian)
• Namibia: Swakopmund Tourism DVD Launched (Namibian)
• Namibia: Haven for Pelican Orphans (Namibian)
• Namibia: Cod Targets Veteran Politician (Namibian)
• Namibia: Recession Eats Into Pageant Prizes (Namibian)
• Namibia: Knives Out in Union Dispute (Namibian)
• South Africa: H1N1 - Student 'Had Cardiac Arrest' (Argus)
• South Africa: 'Principal Distracted By a Love Affair' (Argus)
• South Africa: Vandalism Deliberate - CPUT Students (Argus)
• South Africa: School Stabbings Rise Dramatically (Argus)
• South Africa: ANCYL Scoffs DA's Effort to Lay Charges (Argus)
• South Africa: Commission Blamed for District 6 Delay (Argus)
• Namibia: Flu Education in Informal Settlements a High Priority (Namibian)
• South Africa: Minister Spends a Night With Diepsloot Residents (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Over 4 700 Young People to Receive Development Skills (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng to Get More Anti-Retroviral Treatment Sites (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt Will Continue With Projects Despite Low Budget (BuaNews)
• Kenya: End of the Affair (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Time to Renegotiate Nile Pact [editorial] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Who Will Save Nation From This Agony? [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Africa: Relief Flights Threatened by Shrinking Funds, Warns WFP (Business Daily)
• Gambia: Governor Ganyie Touray Felicitates President Jammeh (Daily Observer)
• West Africa: The Agricultural Policy of Ecowas [document] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: President Jammeh Gives D890,000 to KMC, Others (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: President Jammeh Presides Over July 22nd Wrestling Show (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Nianija Weeds President Jammeh's Farm (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: CDS Warns Against Deceptive Use of His Name in Social Functions (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: The Balance Sheet 15 Years of Jammeh's Rule [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Invest in Training to Recession-Proof Your Business [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• Kenya: Proper Reforms a Boon to Business [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: State Moves to Reclaim Mau Land From Settlers (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Pyrethrum Players Work on Reviving Ailing Industry (Business Daily)
• Kenya: MPs Reject Nile Treaty (Business Daily)
• Kenya: We Want Reliable Data From Census, President Appeals (Business Daily)
• South Africa: 702 And Pastel Launches Small Business Awards (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Vuvuzelas Help Catch Alleged Thief (Argus)
• South Africa: District 9 Coming to Country (Biz-Community)
• Eritrea: President Isaias Holds Talks With Delegation From the Sudanese Red Sea Region (Shabait)
• Nigeria: Uncertainty Over Alleged Cancellation of 2.3 Ghz Licence (Independent)
• Nigeria: CAP Suffers 23.83 Percent Half-Year Net Profit Slide, As NSE Index Climbs 1.57 Percent Up (Independent)
• Nigeria: Okafor, Diogu to Play for D'Tigers (Independent)
• Nigeria/Tunisia: Tunisian Plays Cote D'Ivoire to Prepare for Super Eagles (Independent)
• Nigeria: Court Halts Payment of N800 Million to Intercontinental Bank (Independent)
• South Africa: Technophobic Teachers Stymie Education, Say Principals (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Dentists Face 'Meth Mouth' Toothache (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Education Department Wants Language Policy on Refugee Learners (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Drop-in Shipping Containers Battle Aids Crisis (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Taliep Petersens' Insurance Payout Contested By Family (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Striking Municipal Workers Get Rowdy After Protest (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Another Robben Island Prisoner's Grave Identified (West Cape News)
• South Africa: WBU Boxing Champ Shows Youngsters The Ropes (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Housing Department Stalls Workers Dreams of O\wning Homes (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Learner Migration Leads to Overcrowding at Provincial Schools (West Cape News)
• Tanzania: Leader Tells Workers to Establish Saccos (Citizen)
• Tanzania: SMEs Benefit From Sh260 Million Sido Lending (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Kagera Feeder to Be Cleaned-Up (Citizen)
• Africa: Continent's Women Making Progress in Legislative Politics (America.gov)
• Nigeria: NBA Condemns Extra Judicial Killings (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: North Govs Move to Regulate Preaching (Daily Trust)
• Somalia: Somali Gunmen Opens Fire to Traveling Lorry, Injures Three Passengers Near Jawhar (Shabelle)
• South Africa: SABC Approves Additional 1.5 Percent (Biz-Community)
• Somalia: President Travels to Kenya, Seven Killed in Clashes (Garowe Online)
• Kenya: Publisher Prepares Gifts for Children Under New Titles (Business Daily)
• Eritrea: Relics Being Exhibited at Eritrea Festival Highlight the Nation's Rich History and Culture (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Seminar on Promoting Public Awareness Regarding Bird and Swine Flu Conducted (Shabait)
• Zimbabwe: Drivers' Attitude to Blame for Accidents [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Time Up for Rebel MPs [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: BBC Presence Should Not Provoke Citizenry [opinion] (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Kikwete Says No Change to Agro-Policies (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Voters Registration Exercise Hits Snag (Citizen)
• Tanzania: No Bail for Accused in Sh680 Milion Tusks Case (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Business Back to Normal At Dar Port After Truce (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Govt Cautious On Loss Report (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Donors Dish Out Sh420 Billion in Budgetary Support (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Police Arrest Six Over Raid On NMB Branch (Citizen)
• Nigeria: Jos Crisis - Ajibola Panel to Wind Up Sitting (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: LG Suspends Immunisation Officers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sectarian Crisis - Wives, Mothers Lament Loss of Bread Winners (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: After Boko Haram [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: One Dead, Ten Injured in Lokoja Free-for-All (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Woos Oil Industry (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Reps Probe Alleged Breach of Expatriate Quota (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Unijos Screens Candidates Despite ASUU's Opposition (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I'm Yet to Get Olajuwon, Declares NBBF American Coach (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Chidi Amuta, Ojo Maduekwe And the PDP Leadership [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Confederations Cup - NFF Insists On Enyimba, Warri Wolves (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CBN Bars Interbank Forex Trading (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Urged to Establish Exam Malpractice Commission (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Alleges Marginalisation of Binis (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Deliver Justice for Victims of Post-Election Violence [press release] (HRW)
• Nigeria: Northern Govs Meet, Condemn Boko Haram Crisis (Vanguard)
• Africa: Conflicts On Continent Exacerbate Gender-Based Atrocities (America.gov)
• Africa: Kenyan Businessman Praises Benefits From Agoa (America.gov)
• Africa: Agoa Forum Promotes Important Economic Interaction (America.gov)
• Africa: Clinton Africa Trip Seen Offering Opportunities (America.gov)
• Tanzania: Maugo to Challenge Congolese (Citizen)
• Tanzania: TPDF Whip Dar Khalsas in Hockey Championship (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Castle Rockets Triumph Over Marafiki.com (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Simba Delay to Release Stars Players (Citizen)
• Africa: Get Agricultural Research to Farmers, Universities Told (SciDev.Net)
• Africa: Dispelling the 'Big Fat Myth' (Health-e)
• Angola: Musician Highlights Luanda Jazz Festival (ANGOP)
• Angola: Fisheries Ministry Invests $ 40 Million in Aquaculture School (ANGOP)
• Africa: Coach With Challenge to Remain 26 Years On Podium (ANGOP)
• Angola: Skipper Points Out Ways to Win Afrobasket2009 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Country Tops Gold Medals Board (ANGOP)
• Angola: Science And Technology Ministry Holds Superior Council (ANGOP)
• Angola: Felizardo Ambrósio Among 11 Shortest Basketball Players (ANGOP)
• Angola: Olympic Committee Chief Foresees Difficult Tournament (ANGOP)
• Angola: Criminal Investigation Body to Have Modernized Headquarters (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ambassador Praises Country, Netherlands Relations (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer Carlos Pedro Releases Poetry Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Pays Homage to Martyrs of Kuito (ANGOP)
• Angola: Five Musicians Close Luanda Jazz Festival (ANGOP)
• Angola: Deputy Minister Defends Scientific Cultural Research (ANGOP)
• Ethiopia: ERA Privatizes Gedu, Nekemt Road to Chinese Company (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Market Known for Cereals, Pulses gets Renovation (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Environmental Group Calls for Investigation on GGIII (Addis Fortune)
• Eritrea: Administrator Calls On People to Enhance Participation in Endeavors to Achieve Food Security (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Country Festival in Scandinavian Countries Colorfully Concludes (Shabait)
• Ghana: Police Drop Murder Charges Against Operators of Eusbett Hotel (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Health Tourism, an Emerging Market for Country -DR Anyaa (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ashanti NPP MP Caucus Pushes for Adoption of New Constitution (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Cocoa Spraying Exercise Must Be Devoid of Politics -DCE (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Accra Brewery Supports GA Traditional Council to Celebrate Homowo (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Kuapa Kokoo Supports One Million Tonnes Agenda By Gov't (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Tourism Minister Promises Grand Panafest, Emancipation 2011 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Austrian Investor Installed Asafohen of Anomabo (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Awuni Worried Over Trafficking of Children (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Zoomlion is a Wholly-Owened Ghanaian Company (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Action Aid Blames Floods On Disaster Management Instead of Prevention (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Assemblies Urged to Take Keen Interest in NHIS (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Aqua Privy Facility Commissioned At Yapesa (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Sakumono Cluster of Schools Abandoned After Heavy Rains (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Tim Africa Aid Country Combats Malaria (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Wasa/Mofa Trains 161 Farmers On Agro-Inputs (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Prosecution of Suspected Rapist Stalled (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Prez Mills Directs Ministry of Local Gov't (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: District Officers Educated On Culture, Development Planning (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Benyiwa Doe is Courageous (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Madagascar: Rivals to Meet in Top-Level Summit (allAfrica)
• Ghana: The NPP, the NDC And the Financial Loss Law [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Goil Company Makes Remarkable Strides (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Farmers Promise More Prospects for Northern Star Tomato Factory (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: PEF President Elected 1st Veep of Pan-African Chamber of Commerce And Industry (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Join Me Fight Bribery (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: MTN Soccer Academy to Be Launched Today (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Over to You, Joe Gidisu [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Judge Refuses to Sit On Cocaine Case (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: Job Loss Fear Grips Addax Workers (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ghana Plans to Be Major Electricity Exporter to Nigeria, Others (Independent)
• Nigeria: Agoro's Detention - Kutigi Writes Osun CJ, Police Boss (Independent)
• Nigeria: Lagos LCDAS - Coalition Backs FG, Seeks Return to 20 LGs (Independent)
• Nigeria: 46 Journalists Killed in Six Months - Report (Independent)
• Nigeria: Govt Must Probe Boko Haram Leader's Killing, Aturu Insists (Independent)
• Nigeria: DPR Reads Riot Act to Off-Spec Lubricants Importers (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ondo Civil Servants to Write Promotional Exams (Independent)
• Nigeria: Another Oil Spill Devastates Bayelsa Community (Independent)
• Nigeria: Still On the Effurun Controversy (Independent)
• Nigeria: Wailing From Biafran War Veterans [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - We'll Probe Crisis, Yusuf's Death - FG (Independent)
• Nigeria: Fast Food Dealers Challenge Lagos Hotel Occupancy, Consumption Law (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Tasks Before Onovo [editorial] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ekweremadu's Sermon on State Creation (Independent)
• Africa: Jackson - Lesson in Management (2) [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Walk-Out Threat By South South Governors [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Nation's Muslim Leaders Urged to Speak Out Against Puritans (Independent)
• Nigeria: Linkserve Restores Ku-Band Service On Back-Up Platform (Independent)
• Nigeria: UN Must Make Bunkering International Crime - Ugokwe [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Covenant Varsity Introduces EC-Council Certification Courses (Independent)
• Nigeria: Labour, FG May Clash Over Deregulation (Independent)
• Nigeria: Anambra 2010 - Ekwueme, Ngige, Insist On Free, Fair Poll (Independent)
• Nigeria: Zain Unveils New Call, Tariff Offer (Independent)
• Nigeria: TGTSSAN, MAN Chide FG Over Unemployment (Independent)
• Nigeria: Presidency Rallies Stakeholders' Support For Petroleum Bill (Independent)
• Nigeria: Two Killed, Houses Burnt in Lokoja Violence (Independent)
• Nigeria: Still On Cross River State's 76 Oil Wells [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jakande And the Testament of Governance [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: SSAEAC, NUEE Petition National Assembly Over Tariff Regime (Independent)
• Nigeria: Telcos, Banks Dealing With SAT-3 Challenge (Independent)
• Nigeria: WATS And Healthcare Delivery to Ipaja Community (Independent)
• Nigeria: Etiaba Denies Misappropriating Obi's Campaign Fund (Independent)
• Nigeria: Afromedia Jakande Residents Appeal to Fashola on Roads (Independent)
• Nigeria: Swine Flu - Saudi Bans Elderly, Minors From Hajj (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Video Shows Ex-Commissioner's Execution (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nitel/MTEL Workers Groan Over 13 Months Unpaid Salaries (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: DPP Calls For Inquiry (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Farming Can Still Raise the Poor' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dangote Upbeat On NSE Presidency (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Hostages - Yuguda Releases 120 Women, Children (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oil Leaps Above U.S. $70 a Drum (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Women Get 360 Tons of Fertilizer From FCT (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Close Airlines' Ticketing Offices' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shopping Malls, Retailing And the Nigerian Economy [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos Ready For Dialogue on LGs (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Warn Against Rumour Mongering (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Time to Halt Kidnapping [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Medical Workers on Strike in Nasarawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Transcript of Late Yusuf's Interrogation by The Army [document] (Daily Trust)
• Cameroon: New HIV Strain Discovered In A Woman (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: U-17 World Cup - Kaduna Gets Fifa's Nod (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Magistrate Defers Sentence in Assault Case (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oke-Ode Community in Abuja Holds Annual Prayers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Relay Team Fails to Make the Cut for IAAF (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Golf - Country Aims for Top Prize at African Tourney (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NFF General Assembly Begins Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Plateau PDP Crisis - Lar to Summon Jang, Mantu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why I Visited CAF Headquarters, By Rivers FA Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 36 Suspected Sect Members Remanded in Prison (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why We Dropped Impeachment Against Yar'Adua - Nguroje (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sultan's Vision [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Man Jailed for Stealing Laptop (Daily Trust)
• Cameroon: Opportunities To Grab (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Napep Begins Disbursement of N72 Million to 500 Households (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Commissioner Threatens to Cancel A-Ibom Refuse Evacuation Contract (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Kogi Governor Extols Sani Lulu (Vanguard)
• Cameroon: Customs Fraud - GPS, The Magic Key ! (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: Lions Out to Conquer Africa (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Manyu Militants Invite Comrade Paul Biya (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Health Commissioners Are United for Improved Healthcare Delivery (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Amuneke Decries Lack of Wing Play in Eagles (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flood Destroys Bridge in Zagabutu Community (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Islamic Group Launches Prayer Book (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Odili Has No Plan to Leave PDP, Aide Says (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jigawa Needs N3 Billion to Combat Dutse Erosion (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Adepoju - 3SC Will Sign New Players (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Environmental Health Council Warn Members on Ethics (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Student Group Honours Dabo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gbazango Residents Decry Dilapidated Road (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Commends FTCA Over Speed Breakers (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Good Roads for Farmers, Essential [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sata Abandons Impeachment (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: Sudan FA is Fraudulent - NFF (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Allow State to Sell Zamtel - NGP (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Experts Warn Against Uniformed Police Guards (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: President Banda to Visit South Africa (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Kebbi Task Force Enforces Sanitation (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: $20 Million Spent on Connecting Provincial Centres to Optic Fibre Network (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: UBA Teaches Staff About Environmental Safety (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Mysterious Disease Victims to be Moved to UTH (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua Doesn't Interfere With My Goverment Says Shema [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Nine Arrested for Illegaly Selling Plots (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Opposition Parties Defend Decision to Join Rivers Goverment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: JTF Commences Full Relocation to Bayelsa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Court Recess Delays Okiro's Prosecution, Says Ndic (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sect Violence - Onovo Denies Blaming Northern Elite (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Farmer Urges FG to Re-Introduce Commodity Boards (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Baro - North's New Port City (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Wives, Mothers Lament Loss of Bread Winners (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Preaching Regulation May Not Work - Izala (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Additional Crop Purchasing Funding Under Discussion (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Chiluba Warns Foul-Mouthed Young Politicians (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Don't March, Ronnie Appeals to Media Bodies (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: K450 Million Used on Road Projects (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Lusaka Man Kills Chinese Employer (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: Aid Plus Trade Can End Extreme Poverty (allAfrica)
• Namibia: Another Recession Warning for Country (Namibian)
• Namibia: Taxi Industry Must Toe the Line (Namibian)
• Africa: Four Namibians in Continent's Team (Namibian)
• Namibia: New 'Town' at Hosea Kutako (Namibian)
• Namibia: Swapo Goes Cyber! (Namibian)
• Namibia: Richter Beats Pieters to Win ITF Junior Title (Namibian)
• Rwanda: Goverment Commits U.S.$100 Million to Poverty Alleviation (New Times)
• Rwanda: Alphonse Hitiyaremye is the Deputy Prosecutor General [interview] (New Times)
• Rwanda: QuestNet Banned (New Times)
• Rwanda: A Fine Ride on Luck (New Times)
• Rwanda: The African Genocides - the Rwanda-Darfur Connection [column] (New Times)
• Rwanda: IOC Allocates Country Four Wild Card Slots (New Times)
• Rwanda: Row Deepens as PSP Splits Over Leadership (New Times)
• Rwanda: Swine Flu Emergency Plan Under Review (New Times)
• Uganda: Just Say 'No' and Operate Under 'Absolute Good Faith' [opinion] (Monitor)
• Rwanda: More Records Tumble in Sulfo League (New Times)
• Africa: Smart Partnership Ends with Call for Infrastructural Development (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Local Firms Exhibit at Agoa Forum (New Times)
• Uganda: Pay VAT When You Take Goods from Your Shop [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Investigate the Mess in Transport Union [editorial] (Monitor)
• Africa: Peace Cup Provided Highlight of the Season (New Times)
• Uganda: Warriors, KCC Remain Content (Monitor)
• Uganda: Super Lady Muwonge Voted Best for July (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Man Gets Five Years for Bribing a Judge (New Times)
• Uganda: Bobby Tips Upcountry Coaches (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Kigali City Records Highest Concentration of ICT Users (New Times)
• Uganda: Country Wins Silver and Bronze at Weightlifting Meet (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Agoa Exports Fell By 70 Percent Last Year (New Times)
• Uganda: Sprite Bringing NBA's Howard (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Parliament Paves Way for SCSL Convicts Transfer (New Times)
• Uganda: Paranoid Fufa [analysis] (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Health Workers Vow to Excel (New Times)
• Rwanda: Local Institute Beats Target of Bio Diesel Production (New Times)
• Rwanda: Etincelles Win Second Division Title (New Times)
• South Africa: SADC Integration Timeframe Needs Rethink (Business Day)
• South Africa: Slowdown in Property Market to Taper Off (Business Day)
• Southern Africa: Sacu States Urged to Link With New Centres of Economic Growth (Business Day)
• Nigeria: NUC Identifies 45 Unaccredited Varsities (This Day)
• Nigeria: Osun Govt' to Spend N2.5 Billion on Teaching Kits (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Maternal, Child Mortality Reduction Not Feasible by 2015' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Islamic Leaders to Vet Clerics (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jos Crisis - Ajibola Panel Winds Up Sitting (This Day)
• Nigeria: Saudi Group Constructs School, 23 Mosques in Sokoto (This Day)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Northern Leaders Seek Overhaul of Security Agencies (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lukman - No Going Back on Review of Oil Contracts (This Day)
• Africa: Scientists Find New Strain of HIV (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oba's Wife, Six Others Kidnapped in Ekiti (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP Candidate Seeks Suntai's Return in 2011 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Govt Budgets N4 Billion for Green Park (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akpabio Governors Position Not Confrontational (This Day)
• Nigeria: Govt Advised to Spend Less on Recurrent Expenditure (This Day)
• Nigeria: New Lagos Radar Begins Operation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Councils - PDP Accuses Fashola of Playing to the Gallery (This Day)
• Nigeria: National Hospital to Commence Bone Marrow Transplantation in 2010 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Planning Commission Tasks States on Vision 2020 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Niger Delta Crisis Hits External Reserves (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Dragged to Court Over Tax (This Day)
• South Africa: Serving Country Abroad 'Will Not Weaken Cause of Opposition' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sexwale Beds Down in Diepsloot Sleepover (Business Day)
• South Africa: Still Looks Like Someone is Lying to the JSC (Business Day)
• South Africa: So Many Questions on Broadcasting, So Little Time for Replies (Business Day)
• South Africa: Axed Service Provider Takes on Gauteng MEC (Business Day)
• Rwanda: Goverment to Freeze Assets of Corruption Suspects (New Times)
• Rwanda: MTN Extends Merger Talks With Bharti Airtel (New Times)
• Africa: Today's Rwanda Needs No Refugees [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rwanda OTC Market Report - Market Silent With No Shares Available for Sale (New Times)
• South Africa: The White Cop, the Black Professor and the Smart President [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Opposing Ideas [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Trade-Offs Country's Trade Unions Will Have to Face [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Armed and Dangerous [editorial] (Business Day)
• Africa: Unexpected Power in Simple Royal Question to Economists [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Blue Bulls Taking Nothing for Granted (Business Day)
• South Africa: Power Station Blast Deals Blow to PSL (Business Day)
• South Africa: Selection Headache for Coach De Villiers (Business Day)
• Africa: Local Skills Boost Development, Says Foundation Head [interview] (allAfrica)
• Africa: Mobile Phones Achieve More Than Aid, Says Industry Chief [interview] (allAfrica)
• Africa: We Can Eliminate Extreme Poverty By 2025 [interview] (allAfrica)
• Africa: Change Ways of Giving Aid, Says Economist [interview] (allAfrica)
• Africa: Best Aid Monitors Are Those At Grassroots [interview] (allAfrica)
• Africa: Invest in Small Farmers, Says IFAD Chief [interview] (allAfrica)
• South Africa: Bank Knocked By Soaring Bad Debt (Business Day)
• South Africa: 'Worst of Bad News' as Factory Output Stagnates (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: RBZ Calls for Unified Policy to Curb Inflation (The Herald)
• Africa: Give Continent Fair Coverage, Media Urged (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: African Destiny, Club Shanga Off to Music Crossroads Finals (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZSE Investors Adopt a Wait-And-See Attitude (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Goverment Mulls Setting Up of Commodity Exchange (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Baptism of Fire' Was Inevitable [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Werrason - Distinguished Songsmith (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Monoz in TP Mazembe Test (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Supermarket Evicted (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Nation's Athletics Team Selected (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zesa Seeks U.S.$80 Million Loan (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Kirsty Cements Place as Swimming Immortal (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CAPS United in Turmoil (The Herald)
• Africa: Unity Emerges at Pan African Fiesta (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Minister Robbery - Seven Appear in Court (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zuma to Meet President (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mhunga Suspends Operations (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Veteran Nationalist Gumbo Laid to Rest (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Woman Arrested in Copper Scam (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Fixtures Cancelled (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Global Fund Team Arrives (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: PSL Course on New Rules (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mpofu Off to Mining Conference in SA (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Muchongoyo Popular at Children's Festival (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Miss Tourism Works on Promotional Song (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Ensure Gender Parity' (The Herald)
• South Africa: Telecoms Strike Set to Continue (Business Day)
• South Africa: Nurses' Union Accuses Agencies of Exploitation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Another Top Official Makes a Sudden Exit (Business Day)
• South Africa: Leon is Not Done With Politics Just Yet (Business Day)
• South Africa: Nominees for Business Day Basa Awards Named (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pay Regime Talks Need to Be Resumed, Say Unions (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Fifa Leaves Deltans Guessing After Final Visit (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jossy Lad Pleads for Falcons Coaching Trio (This Day)
• Nigeria: Final 47 for Battle (This Day)
• Nigeria: AIT Awards Launches Today (This Day)
• Nigeria: Warner Declares Kaduna Ready (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogoegbunam Celebrates Back-to-Back Medals Win (This Day)
• Nigeria: LOC Set to Disconnect 'Nepa' [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG's Threat Against Lagos [editorial] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Promoting Local Entrepreneurs [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Plant a Tree, Save the Environment [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Taming the Menace of Child Abuse [analysis] (This Day)
• Africa: Finbank is Strong, Says Africa Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Vision 2020 - Vice President Lauds Private Sector (This Day)
• Nigeria: $35 Milliom Debt - AP, Access Bank Agreement Threatened [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: When the President Got Angry [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Man's Death Sparks Protests (This Day)
• Nigeria: Reinstated Lecturers Demand Implementation of Supreme Court Order (This Day)
• Nigeria: ICPC to Probe Politicians' Donations (This Day)
• Nigeria: May & Baker Explores Opportunities at Tinapa (This Day)
• Uganda: First Ladies Need a Budget of Their Own (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Praises Kyambadde (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govermentt Engages Processors, Exporters Over Immature Fish (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'Laziness Affecting Competitiveness' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country Under Fire Over Tororo Port (New Vision)
• Uganda: Law for Organised Towns Due (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fake Agricultural Inputs Distort Sector Incentives [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: To Promote New Products Boost Incentives [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Peace Does Not Only Exist in Charters and Covenants [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Adopt Irrigation, Minister Tells Farmers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Withdraw Army From Somalia, Besigye Demands (New Vision)
• Uganda: NRM Seeks Views on Constitution Change (New Vision)
• Uganda: Population Growth Worrying - UN (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bitamazire Lauds African Development Bank (New Vision)
• Uganda: IGG Drops Charges Against Jinja Mayor (New Vision)
• Uganda: Surveyors Return to Migingo (New Vision)
• Uganda: Food Shortage to Worsen - FAO (New Vision)
• Uganda: LDC Failures Irk Museveni (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mwondha Fails to Take Over New Office (New Vision)
• Uganda: Probe Choudry, Says Judicial Commission (New Vision)
• Uganda: Advertising Formula Milk Illegal - Goverment (New Vision)
• Uganda: Buganda to Hold Prayers to Mark Coronation Anniversary (New Vision)
• Uganda: Human Rights Body Calls for Law on Public Order (New Vision)
• Uganda: Army Slams Embassies Over HIV Discriminations (New Vision)
• Uganda: Body's Identity Still Unknown (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Martial Gets New Boss (New Vision)
• Uganda: It is Not All Over for Losers Warriors, KCC Leopards (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nation Recovers to Beat Kenya (New Vision)
• Uganda: 13-Year-Old Wins National Medal (New Vision)
• Uganda: Muyingo, Fufa to Scout Talent (New Vision)
• Uganda: Toroitich Wins Bukwo Meet (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mugisa Triumphs in Fort Tourney (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'Super Lady' Muwonge Wins USPA July Award (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kwebiiha's ACC Downs Tornado (New Vision)
• Uganda: Muhoozi Hails PGB Wives Over Income Projects (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bravo Apac! [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bushenyi Tea Growers Get Packing Machine (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Towards Reinventing a New Nigeria [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Heresy and the Bauchi Mayhem [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: No, They Can't! [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua V Fashola - National Assembly Can Be Compelled to Rafify LCDAS [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: A Senator's Worries Over Kafin-Zaki Dam [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'I've Completed All Projects I Inherited From Yar'Adua' [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: House, Corruption and Self Inquest [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tobacco Bill Provoked Controversy in Senate [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Country Ready to Host All Africa Military Games (This Day)
• Nigeria: Annual General Assembly to be Held in Lokoja (This Day)
• Nigeria: The N8.2 Billion Attempt at Confusing Fifa (This Day)
• Nigeria: LOC Exonerates Self (This Day)
• Uganda: Teddy Cheeye Out of Prison (New Vision)
• Mauritania: Fighting Aids in a Conservative Country (IPS)
• Zimbabwe: Zuma Agrees to Intervene On Behalf of Tsvangirai (Business Day)
• Cameroon: Fears for Forest As Dam Construction Begins (IPS)
• Nigeria: Delta Militants Demand Money for Arms (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Peacekeepers Flown to Kenya for Treatment (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Media Interviews Frozen (The Herald)
• Uganda: New HIV Strain Found (New Vision)
• Cameroon: Dam Project Questioned (IPS)
• South Africa: TB Vaccine in the Pipeline (IPS)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Treatment of Women Horrifying, Says UN Official (UN News)