March 19, 2010

• Liberia: Sen. Banney Urges Citizens To Be Calmed (Analyst)
• Liberia: Stakeholders Review PRS Implementation (Analyst)
• Liberia: 'Seek Investment Opportunities' (Analyst)
• Liberia: Civil Peace Service, MR Region On Peace Advocacy (Analyst)
• Liberia: Amb. Løj Urges Peacekeepers to Continue Their Efforts to Consolidate Peace (Analyst)
• Liberia: Women Group Rallies To Support Girls? Education (Analyst)
• Liberia: GAC Staffers Benefit from INTOSAI ISSA Workshop (Analyst)
• Liberia: House Summons Defense Minister (Analyst)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Targets Country - For The Launch of Its Volunteer Program (Analyst)
• Liberia: Citizens Need God?s Wisdom for 2011 Elections (Analyst)
• Liberia: Guilty or Not Guilty - Fate of Han Williams Et Al Hangs In the Balance (Analyst)
• Liberia: 'I Will Not Run' -Rep. Snowe Tells District #5 (Analyst)
• Angola: Maritime freight to Angola very expensive (ANGOP)
• Senegal: Tiki Barber To Join Senegal's President Wade at Special Washington, DC Screening Event for Travel Channel Film [SPONSOR WIRE] (Africa Society)
• South Africa: Cosatu Threat Over Metrorail Increases (Argus)
• South Africa: 'Kiss-And-Ride' Zones for Cape (Argus)
• South Africa: Teen Hangs Herself 'After Row At TB Clinic' (Argus)
• Nigeria: Bayelsa's Precarious Financial Base [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Electoral Reform - Can Jonathan Make Any Difference? (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogbulafor's Two Years in Office - the Good, the Bad, the Ugly [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Election Petitions - Final Clean Bill for Sambo (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onyedika Seeks Cooperation At Wikki (This Day)
• Nigeria: Zenith Bank League Starts March 22 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja Veterans Golf Tourney Tees-Off (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gateway Adds Ten New Players (This Day)
• Nigeria: NBBF Puts League Slots for Sale (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gruesome Murder of Efenji Efenjiâ (This Day)
• Nigeria: Don't Succumb to Governors' Dictates, AC Tells Jonathan (This Day)
• Nigeria: Minerva Group - We Can Turn Nitel Around (This Day)
• Nigeria: NBA Hails Dissolution (This Day)
• Nigeria: Power Failure Stalls Reopening of PH Refinery (This Day)
• Nigeria: Acting President Shocked us, Say Ex-Ministers (This Day)
• Madagascar: Will African Union Sanctions Work? (IRIN)
• Kenya: Cholera Risk Spreading (IRIN)
• Kenya: State Insists Counterfeit Law's No Threat to Right to Life (IPS)
• Angola: Health Ministry Restores Primary Health Care (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Makinde Flays Ghadafi Over Call for Country's Break-Up (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Seeks Protection From Genocide (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole Faults INEC Chair's Appointment (This Day)
• Nigeria: NUJ Unfolds Plan for 55th Anniversary (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Petitions EFCC Over Alamieyeseigha's Loot (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Kidney Failure Causes Beyond Human Comprehension' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Banking Sector - Mark Blames Failure On CBN's Poor Supervision (This Day)
• Nigeria: Sets Up Ad-Hoc Committee On Kano Market Fire (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senate Considers Legislation On DNA Tests (This Day)
• Nigeria: Delta Blames 'External Forces' for Blasts (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akinjide, David-West, Others React (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Grants George Leave to File Additional Appeal (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'PIB, Amnesty Programme, Key to Prosperity' (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP - We're Closer to Snatching Lagos (This Day)
• Nigeria: '75 Million Nigerians Lack Potable Water' (This Day)
• Nigeria: House Caucus Endorses Sack (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Orders NCC to Restore Mobitel's 2.3ghz Licence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Constitution Amendment - Ekweremadu C'ttee Submits Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Protesters Shut AGIP Facility (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kidnappers Release Odimegwu's Wife (This Day)
• Kenya: Nation Stuck With Somali 'Mercenaries' (The Star)
• Africa: Continent Emerges as Vast Laboratory for Media Innovation (allAfrica)
• Angola: Robbers Raid Foment Bank in Kilamba Kiaxi District (ANGOP)
• Angola: Fourteen Killed in Motorbike Accidents in Malanje (ANGOP)
• Angola: Methodist Bishop Voices for Country's Development (ANGOP)
• Africa: Media Initiative Calls for New Partnership for Continent's Development [document] (allAfrica)
• Kenya: Policy Offers New Hope for Displaced (IRIN)
• Cameroon: Negligible Safety Measures (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Thousands Celebrate UNESCO in Moungo (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Forest Exploiters Schooled on Best Practices (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: Human Rights - New Director For Central Africa at Star Building (Cameroon Tribune)
• Angola: Police Women Discuss Domestic Violence (ANGOP)
• Angola: Rains Claim 13 Lives in Huila Province (ANGOP)
• Angola: Huíla Province Needs More 300 Specialised Physicians (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chevron Donates Computers to Science, Agriculture Faculty (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation Wants to Strenghten Cooperation With China (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPLA Provincial Committee in Luanda Meets Saturday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Police Arrest 90 Alleged Criminals (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPs Learn On Cabinda Especial Programme (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation at the Fifth World Urban Forum (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 400 Constitution Copies Sold in Three Days (ANGOP)
• Angola: Viana Administrator Visits Local Infrastructures (ANGOP)
• Angola: Health Ministry Runs Seminar On Food Nutrition (ANGOP)
• Angola/Madagascar: South African Referees Whistle Nation's Match Against Madagascar (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation Signs Telecommunication Deal With Cuba (ANGOP)
• Angola: Etu-Lene Plays 'Traição Arde Como Ditumbate' (ANGOP)
• Angola: Building Factory Uses U.S. $5 Million for Investment (ANGOP)
• Angola: Health Minister Says War Hindered HIV/Aids Spread in Nation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Medical Profession is Subject to Permanent Changes - Oma Chairperson (ANGOP)
• Cameroon: Chantal Biya Partners Against Heart Diseases (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: African confederations Cup - Panthere to Host Vita Club in Yaounde (Cameroon Tribune)
• South Africa: Rift Valley Fever Cases Rise (Health-e)
• Kenya: Media Owners Faulted Over Local Content (Nation)
• Kenya: UNEP Calls for More Pressure Over Mau (Nation)
• Kenya: Low Internet Usage the Bane of Africa's Digital Media (Nation)
• Kenya: African Journalists Feted At Media Conference (Nation)
• South Africa: ANCYL Refuses to Accept Afriforum Memo - Again (Business Day)
• South Africa: Tensions Flare As Jub Jub And Co-Accused Granted Bail (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Benue Threatens Striking Teachers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nafdac Inaugurates Taskforce On Fake Drugs (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Senate Consoles Kano Market Fire Victims (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: UBA Pledges Support for Edo Devt (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Blame Threat to Igbo Language On Govts - Group (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: New Masterplan for Abia (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Nigerian Court Confirms Telkom SA License (Business Day)
• South Africa: Key Data Out Next Week (Business Day)
• Africa: Low Internet Usage the Bane of Africa's Digital Media (Nation)
• Kenya: African Journalists Feted At Media Conference (Nation)
• Nigeria: Appeal Court Grants Bode George, Others' Requests (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: We Can Fund Nitel Comeback - Minerva (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Starcomms Covers 20 States, Attains 3.2 Million Subscribers - Maheshwari (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Imoke Flown Abroad for Medical Treatment (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Senate Panel Okays Autonomy for INEC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Sacked Ministers Stopped From Travelling (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Kwara - Three Die in Auto Crash (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Police Seize Truck Load of Ammunition (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bayor, Okoe in Titanic War (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Achike Thrills Students With Triple Jump Lessons (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Okardi, Three Others Get One-Year Ban (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NBBF Throws Division 1 League Open (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Adenuga Pledges Increased Glo Sponsorship of Football (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Hoddlegate - It's Unfortunate, Says Okocha (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nsofor - I Was Cowed Into Inter Deal (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Acting President Shocked Us -Mustafa (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Gaddaffi - Nigeria Recalls Ambassador (Daily Champion)
• Zimbabwe: Attached RBZ Property Set to Be Auctioned Tomorrow (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: New Zealand Tour Pullout Unilateral (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Parly, Cabinet Head for Clash Over Diamond Probe (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Media Resolutions Remain in Limbo (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: 'Corruption Rampant in Mines Ministry' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Investec Set to Clinch a Seven Percent Stake in OK (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Chinamasa Defends Arrest of MDC Supporters (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Chiadzwa Mining - a Tale of Shady Deals And Characters (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Question Marks Over Zifa Voters (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Uganda: NFA's Akankwasa Arrested (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Parly Committee Seeks More Time to Review Bee Rules (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Transitional Justice is Needed Now! [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Foreign Direct Investment an Unmet Expectation (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Regulations Dash ZSE Recovery Hopes (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Royal Changes At Royal Harare (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Stars for Jazz Festival (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Country's Crisis Requires All Stakeholders [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Diamond Companies Make a Killing (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Increased Confidence As Bank Deposits Rise 35 Percent (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Salif Keita to Perform At HIFA (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Can't Bowl Pace, Can't Play Pace (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Succession Proponents 'Sellouts and Criminals' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Ncube Scoops Journalism Award (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Premier Bank Loses U.S.$50K in Loan Scandal (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Shady Activities Could Cost Premier (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Cameroon: «Okadas», Still Our Saviour (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zimbabwe: Zuma Breaks Talks Deadlock (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mimosa Mine Undeterred By Indigenisation Regulations (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Joina Centre Complex to Open Finally (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Indigenisation Puts Companies Under Spotlight (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Pearl Seeks to Recover U.S.$1 Million From Tenants (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Forget the Reds, Meet the Bona Fide Capitalists (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Madagascar: Timeline - a Turbulent Political History [analysis] (IRIN)
• South Africa: Seven New Rift Valley Fever Human Cases Confirmed (BuaNews)
• South Africa: National Population Register Targets New Births (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Bafana, Santana's Paths Cross Again (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Human Rights for All, Including Ex-Inmates - Deputy Minister (BuaNews)
• Namibia: Locally Born Youth Form Organisation (Namibian)
• Namibia: Sports Stars to Illuminate the Independence Day Celebrations (Namibian)
• Namibia: Goliath Faction Splits Over Karools (Namibian)
• Namibia: Property Transfer Duties to Drop (Namibian)
• Namibia: Strangler On the Loose With Trial Postponed (Namibian)
• Kenya: Human Rights Group Denies Uhuru Claims (Nation)
• Kenya: Agony of Shot Student's Parents (Nation)
• Kenya: Report Cites Harsh Life in Prisons (Nation)
• Kenya: Ex-Wife Acted in Bad Faith, Says Tycoon (Nation)
• Kenya: Aids Patients Wait for Verdict on Drugs Law (Nation)
• Kenya: Bar MPs From Salary Team, Says Lobby (Nation)
• Kenya: Leaders Want Embu Split Further (Nation)
• Kenya: Fertiliser Price Reduced by Sh500 a Bag (Nation)
• Kenya: Group Sues Minister Over Drug Allegations (Nation)
• Kenya: Commission Denies Releasing Graft Report (Nation)
• Sierra Leone: Witness Says, RUF Rebels Did Not Commit Crimes (CharlesTaylorTrial.org)
• Namibia: Dimba Wins Blitz Chess Tournament (Namibian)
• Namibia: Chief's Kidney Problem Solved (Namibian)
• Namibia: Magistrate Dismisses Mbok Bail Bid (Namibian)
• Namibia: Stop the Struggle-Era Rhetoric (Namibian)
• Namibia: Mutual Flexes Financial Muscle in Recession (Namibian)
• Namibia: Great Strides in Gender Equality Since Independence (Namibian)
• Namibia: Peru Coffee Farms in Tax Trouble in Cocaine Zone (Namibian)
• Namibia: Youth Want More Input (Namibian)
• Namibia: Old SA Consulate Houses Under Hammer in Walvis (Namibian)
• Namibia: Okanona Donates Big to Hanganeni (Namibian)
• Namibia: Snub Exposes Legal Loophole (Namibian)
• Namibia: Gourmet Treats for Zuma and Friends (Namibian)
• Namibia: DTA Joins RDP in Boycott (Namibian)
• Kenya: Cash Woes Bury Outgrower Firm (Nation)
• Kenya: ICT Firm in Cable Leasing Deal (Nation)
• Kenya: Horticulture Earns Kenya Sh71.6 Billion (Nation)
• Kenya: Voter Registration Set for Next Week (Nation)
• Kenya: President, PM Called in Over Review Talks (Nation)
• Nigeria: Plateau Tribunal Sacks Council Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: France Boosts Country's Micro Finance Sector (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: How We Will Deliver 100,000 Houses By 2013 -FHA [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: How to Improve Power Generation, By PHCN Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Will Seek Fresh Nitel Bids If Sale Collapses (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Attempt By EFCC to Arrest Me Political -Bafarawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kogi Govt Explains Alleged Attack On House Member (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: How to Contain Jos Crisis - By Yahaya Mahmood [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eagles, North Korea Friendly Doubtful (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jos - Solution Looking for Problem [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Approves New Salaries for Judicial Staff (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Barkindo Turbaned New Lamido of Adamawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cabinet Dissolution - 'Jonathan May Have Kept Obasanjo in Dark' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NBBF Withdraws Bid for African Championship (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NDIC Pumps N464 Million Into Education Sector (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FERMA Inspects Nasarawa Roads (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ngige's Petition Against Obi Lacks Merit --Ezeife (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Warri Worries [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jos - NYSC Members Reject Re-Deployment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ruling Party Chairman Satisfied With Dissolution of Cabinet (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jos Killings - I've Been Wrongly Accused, Says GOC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Akunyili, Abbe, Gada Justify Ministers' Sack, Score Selves High (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rights Group Accuses Abia CP of Intimidation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Odimegwu's Wife Released (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: EFCC Summons Ogun Speaker (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Message to MEND [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Senate Okays 2011 Polls for December (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Soludo Fooled us On Bank Debts, Says Senate (Vanguard)
• Togo: Hereditary Presidency [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: S-West PDP Backs Dissolution of Cabinet (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Amodu Asks for Justice (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Thugs Beat Up Commission Officials (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Residents Jubilate Over Ministers' Sack (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta Council Workers Protest Warri Explosions (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cleric Tasks Jonathan, Nass On Kidnappings (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mark Canvasses Use of DNA to Solve Crime (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rivers Moves to Check Sale of Fake Drugs (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bomb Scare - Edo Beefs Up Security (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Storm - Nimasa, Isan At War Over Vessel Removal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Foreign Banks Express Confidence in Banking Industry (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lukman Says Opec Considering New, Cleaner Options for Energy Production (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: IFC Expanding Training Opportunities for Small Businesses (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Lambasts Ghaddafi, Recalls Ambassador (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ANPP Chieftain Condemns Warri Explosions (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nafdac Shuts Enugu Drug Stores, Bakeries (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Egypt: Lifters Storm Egypt for Olympic Qualifier (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ndlea Nabs Two Suspected Drug Traffickers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagerback Cant Stop the Big Crash, Erico (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Stay Away From Drugs, NWF Warns (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Illegal Brewery - Bizwoman Denies Media Reports (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fashola Douses Tension On Title Deeds (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N5 Million Up for Grabs in Gulder 5-a-Side Tourney (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Let a Technocrat Run Sports, Porbeni Begs Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Grillo Wins Glory Emmanuel Inter-House Sports (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bode George Gets Leave to Amend Appeal (Vanguard)
• Somalia: 'Some Ministries Attack the High Court' Chairman (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Hizbul Islam Vows Attacks Against Ethiopian Troops in Central Somalia (Shabelle)
• Eritrea: Opposition - 'Asmara Does Not Send Weapon to Somalia' (Shabelle)
• Angola: Women Journalists Forum Plays Video On Domestic Violence (ANGOP)
• Angola: Spanish Businessman Considers Nation's Economic Growth a Potential (ANGOP)
• Angola: Media Work in Forming Public Opinion Highlighted (ANGOP)
• Angola: Jurist Carlos Magalhães Releases Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: Agriculture Ministry Drafts Forests Inventory (ANGOP)
• Angola: Authorities Recorded Over 250,000 HIV Positive Cases in 2009 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Government Pledges Houses for Violence Victims (ANGOP)
• Angola: Dundo's Power Supply Network Expects Repair Works (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Checks Functioning of Fisheries Sector in Namibe (ANGOP)
• Angola: Historian for Divulgence of HIV Information in Vernacular Languages (ANGOP)
• Angola: Saundi Brothers to Release New CD (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Kenya Open Envoys to Use Windsor for Preps (Nation)
• Africa: Altitude Test to Harden Runners for Gala (Nation)
• Kenya: Gor Up Against City in Empty Stadium (Nation)
• Kenya: Upper Hill Seek Basketball Title (Nation)
• Kenya: Teach Sciences More, Not Less [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Enough Malingering, Now's the Time to Put Our Act Together [opinion] (Nation)
• Africa: At Last, an Accurate Picture of a Continent by Its Own People [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Ayimba Spoilt for Choice (Nation)
• Nigeria: NFA 'Harass' Fifa Over $1 Million Training Grant (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rights Activist Detained in Gambia (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anambra Guber Result - a Matter of Opinion [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mixed Feelings Trail Lagos Judges Redeployment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Machinery, Transport Equipment Tops Finnish Export (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Union Bank Offers Full Services At Enugu Fair (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: DN Tyre Targets Quick Return to Profitability (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NSE Lists GTBank's N13 Billion Bonds (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CIBN, Lotus Capital Unveil Benefits of Islamic Banking (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Street Knowledge is Power for a Hands-On Marketer (Business Day)
• South Africa: Political Blackmail - Personal Attacks Will Not Silence the Media [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Why All This Talk About Killing, Anyway? [opinion] (Business Day)
• Tanzania: Simba in Tough CAF Encounter Today (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Activists Call Swiss to Act on Blood Diamonds [press release] (HRW)
• Tanzania: Twiga Stars Face Ethiopians (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Egyptair Strengthens Its Aircraft Fleet (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Mission Urges Budgetary Increase to Promote Tourism (Daily News)
• Africa: Quiet Corruption Harmful to Long-Term Development (America.gov)
• Africa: Climate Change Impact On Water Already Affects Nations Worldwide (America.gov)
• Africa: Gender Inequality Still Rampant, Says World Bank (Daily News)
• Tanzania: London Chamber Urges Dar to Adopt ATA Carnet System (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Boxers Win Three Bronze Medals (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Musician's Genocide Appeal Thrown Out (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Stakeholders Challenged On Consumer Services (Daily News)
• Africa: Media Coverage Can Help Drive Progress, Says Gates Foundation [document] (Gates Foundation)
• Nigeria: Estate Agent Denies N2.6 Million Fraud Charge (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cod Dream Elite League Action (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: LOC May Invite EFCC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Enyimba Will Reclaim League Crown (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: George-Taylor Feels for Samuel Peter (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: The Nigerian is a Nightmare Once More (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Govenors' Forum Inspects Projects in Bauchi (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fashola Launches Eko Education Project (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: 2011, Ogbeha, Jemibewon, Kogi Leaders Insist On Power Rotation (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Profit Taking Slashes Market Capitalisation By N58.54 Billion (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Guilder Ultimate Five-Aside Football Tourney Kicks Off in 24 Cities (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Court Upholds Sale of 2.3GHZ, Orders Release of Licence (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: N27 Billion Scam - EFCC Files Amended Charges Against Bank Staff (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Yakubu Eyes More Everton Glory (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lastma Official Kills Driver in Ejigbo (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ibenegbu's Israel Move On Course (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ahmad Musa Can't Stop Scoring (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Iwu And NLC's Journey to Self Destruction [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Hijacking of Chinese Fishing Boat And Phantom Pirates (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Cabotage And Exclusion of Indigenous Shipowners (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Congestion Looms At Ports (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Shippers' Council Appoints Shittu to SPAC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bayelsa Assembly Calls for Dissolution of Biometrics Bureau (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Buhari Joins CPC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Home Eagles Loss, an Eye Opener [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FG Appeals to UK Over Prisoners Repatriation (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole Faults Law Empowering (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NDlea Arrests Two Over Drugs (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ik Uche Won't Rush Recovery (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Drogba - I Didn't Deserve Red Card (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fastest Goal Thrills Omo Ojabu (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bayelsa to Spend N187 Billion in 2010 (Daily Champion)
• Africa: World Bank Sees African Economies Rebounding in 2010 (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Festus Odimegwu's Wife Freed (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Akunyili - Soludo Threatens to Sue Obi (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nitel - Group Debunks Envoy's Claims (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NBTI Trains 81 Entrepreneurs On Economy Dependence (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NYSC Needs More Five Pit Toilets in Camp At Umunya (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ex-LG Boss Carpets Police Over Illegal Arrest (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Group Tackles Ogbulafor Over Posture On Ebonyi PDP Crisis (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: CWO Hails Obi's Victory (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Chime's Wife Solicits Prayer For Yar'Adua (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Presbyterian Women Honour Ude's Wife (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: An Appeal to Militants [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Anambra - Kidnappers' Regrouping Worry Residents (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Alaba Excites Germany (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FRSC Challenges Special Marshals (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Prospects of Slum Tourism in Nigeria [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Orange Lines Takes Delivery of 25 Peugeot Cars (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: When Crimes Become Legal [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Africa: Removing Incentives For Coups in Africa [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Don't Vandalise Govt. Property Senate Warns Communities (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bomb Blast - Delta Govt Accused of Witch-Hunting Enemies (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Kamarudeen Set For One Last Shot (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Anichebe Focusing On Euro Place (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ijeh Escapes Death in Sweden (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Okoronkwo Teams Up With Rostov (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Olayinka Sanni Joins Tulsa Shock (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: I've No Problem With Elechi, Ebonyi PDP--Senator Ude (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Constitution Review - Nafada Calls For Patience (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ekweremadu - New Fairy Tales From Enugu [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Sacked LG Chairmen Sue Dakingari (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jos Killings - Politics, Buck Passing Continue [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lame's Lame Outburst [editorial] (Daily Champion)
• Tunisia: President Ben Ali Receives U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Participation in Paris "Customer Strategy" Fair Highlights Country's Attractiveness a Call Center Services Pole (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Kairouan Conference Stresses "Malekite Rite As a Bulwark Against Fanaticism" (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Country Holds Congress On "Improving Performance And Preserving Athletes' Health" (Tunisia Online)
• Kenya: Churches Back Down On Abortion Stance (Nation)
• Liberia: Family Connection, Discrimination Rob Me of Justice (Informer)
• Liberia: Logs Shipment Begins (Informer)
• Liberia: Ellen Takes First Action On Report -Instructs MOJ, LRC to Execute Recommendation (Informer)
• East Africa: Kenya Throws Elephants a Lifeline (Nation)
• Liberia: UNHCR, Partners Gearing Up for Repatriation (Informer)
• Liberia: Woods - New Budget Will Target More Feeder Roads (Informer)
• Liberia: Education is Pillar of Development (Informer)
• Liberia: Disunited Leaders, Disunited People -Ellen Urges Unity in River Gee (Informer)
• Liberia: Gbeapo Citizens Catalog Ellen's 4-Yr. Development (Informer)
• Liberia: Demolition Victims Make Humanitarian Appeals (Informer)
• Liberia: UN Deputy Envoy Lauds Chinese Peacekeepers for Infrastructure Devt. (Informer)
• Ghana: FA And PLB - Wishes Baah "Speedy Recovery" (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Kidnapped Boy Sahil Saeed Reunited With Father (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Military Academy Shuts Doors On SHS Graduates to Pave Way for Degree and Diploma Holders (Accra Mail)
• Kenya: Luminaries Debate Media, Politics Development at Conference (Nation)
• Kenya: New Book Reveals How Deal to Seize the 'Nation' Failed (Nation)
• Zambia: Citizens Not Prepared for the Post-Privatisation Era [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Give Capital to Agro Sector (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sata's Ingratitude to Levy Speaks Volumes (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZICTA Increases Technical Capacity (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'Don't Incite Youths' (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Ndola Rotary Club Bails Out Pupils (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Govt Stakes K192 Billion for IFMIS Implementation (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: RB Hails Samakai (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'Nawakwi's Comments Mere Rhetoric' (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Ndola Man Vomits Two Condoms (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: State to Employ More Magistrates, Says Veep (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Britain Commits £5.7 Million to Anti-Graft Plan (Times of Zambia)
• Sierra Leone: UN Issues Warning on Political Clashes (UN News)
• Uganda: UN Continues to Help Ugandan Landslide Victims (UN News)
• Kenya: The Aga Khan Pledges His Commitment to Free Media (Nation)
• Kenya: New Media Feature at Conference (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Mpofu Blames UK Mining Firm for Diamond Crisis (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Faces New Accusations of Re-Oiling Its Violence Machinery (SW Radio)
• South Africa: The Darker Side of 2010 World Cup [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Zimbabwe: Typhoid On the Rise in Harare (SW Radio)
• Somalia: Militia Force Radio Station Closure (Garowe Online)
• Zimbabwe: Police Block Demo by Violence Victims (SW Radio)
• Somalia: Militia Faction Rejects Deal With Govt (Garowe Online)
• Kenya: Kibaki, Odinga to End Impasse Over Constitution (Nation)
• Liberia: Female Peacekeepers Inspire Local Women (MediaGlobal)
• East Africa: Debate On African Unity Takes Centre Stage (Nation)
• Gambia: Consumer Protection Association of the Gambia (CPAG) Highlights the Need for Better Access to Financial Services (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Indicted Judges And Co Appear Before Justice Richards (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: School Children Doing 'Set Settal' Cleansing Exercise (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Local Government And Lands Ministry Speaks On Their Warning (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Are Family Members of Heads of State Public Officers? [editorial] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: The Trial of Giboro And Jidda 86 Accused Persons (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Former IGP Still Not Seen Or Heard From By Family (Foroyaa)
• West Africa: Hunger Knows No Borders (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Agents Decry Extortion, Delay At PTML Terminal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why We Are Backward in Cocoa Production, Akomas [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Country Realises N56.7 Billion in 2009 (Vanguard)
• Liberia: House Committee Arrives in Lofa (Informer)
• Liberia: Bloody Decoration (Informer)
• Liberia: Police Contradicts Justice Minister's Claims (Informer)
• Liberia: "Judiciary Inquiry Commission is a Death Track for Judges" (Informer)
• Liberia: Sirleaf Market Fund Constructs U.S.$143,000 Market in Saclepea (Informer)
• Liberia: Denmark Offers U.S.$20 Million to Reduce Child Mortality (Informer)
• Liberia: Promise Fulfilled - Ellen Describes 100-Bed Hospital in Nimba (Informer)
• Liberia: YAI Boss Cautions Students to Read Frequently (Informer)
• Liberia: Marketers in Kanweaken Celebrate New Structure (Informer)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Warlord's Prosecutors in Eye of Storm (Aegis Trust)
• Rwanda: UN Tribunal Renders Judgments in Appeals Lobbied By Two Convicted Citizens (UN News)
• Africa: World Water Day, 22 March - Clean Water for a Healthy World [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: The African Women to Play an Important Part in Building the African Financial System [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Eritrea: Potable Water Supply Project in Hirkok Rendering Efficient Service (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Needy Women in Dekemhare Sub-Zone Register Improvement in Their Living Standard (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Members of the Eritrean Community in Jeddah Decide to Donate 1 Percent of Their Two-Year Income Towards Reinforcing National Resolute Rebuff (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Gash-Barka And Anseba Regions Conclude Co-Operation Protocol Agreement With Sudanese Kassala Region (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Foreign Minister Delivers President's Message to Omani Leader (Shabait)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Mozambique: Public Works Minister Visits Inhambane (AIM)
• Mozambique: Cholera Situation "Stationary" (AIM)
• Mozambique: Decentralisation Memorandum Signed With Donors (AIM)
• Mozambique: Stormy Weather Causes Power Cuts (AIM)
• Mozambique: Dispute With Donors Over, Says Minister (AIM)
• Mozambique: New TVM Chairperson Sworn in (AIM)
• Mozambique: Woman Detained By Renamo Says She Will Not Give Up (AIM)
• Ghana: GUCC Hospital Poised for Quality Service (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: 3-Unit Classroom Block for Tafo M/A JHS (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Sofoline Interchange to Be Completed By July 2012 -Consultant (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Madagascar: Timeline - A Turbulent Political History (IRIN)
• East Africa: Cost of Telecoms, Internet to Go Down (Daily News)
• Tanzania: How Population Growth Hinders Progress (Daily News)
• Tanzania: TUGHE Supports Countrywide Strike (Daily News)
• Tanzania: World Bank Finances Trade Project to Raise Country's GDP (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Growers to Benefit From Improved Coffee Varieties (Daily News)
• Kenya: ARV Woes Push Universal Access Off-Track (PlusNews)
• Somalia: President 'Sadden' By UN Monitoring Group Report (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: Puntland Gov't, Elders Sign Agreement (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria: Jubilation At National Planning Commission Over Usman's Sack (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jos - Reps Ask FG to Cut Diplomatic Ties With Libya (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PDP Blasts El-Rufai Over Rotational Presidency (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anxiety As Kidnappers, Robbers Regroup in Anambra (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jos Crisis - Ajibola-Led Probe Panel Dismisses Insinuations (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Utomi Blames Warri Explosions On Flawed Federalism (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Uneven Battlegrounds - Prices Not Sole Reason for Downstream Failures [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Leaders Must Answer to More Than Just the Law [opinion] (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Enugu Trade Fair Preparations Heighten (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Rights Bodies Have the Responsibility to Verify Abuse Claims [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: High-Powered UN Delegation Arrive Tomorrow (New Times)
• Rwanda: Privatisation Earned Gov't Rfw 75 Billion (New Times)
• Rwanda: U.S. Military Hail Local Peacekeepers (New Times)
• Rwanda: MINEDUC Launches $9 Million SDSTP Project (New Times)
• Rwanda: Land Tenure Programme a Success-Dfid Official (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gov't to Increase Electricity Rollout (New Times)
• Rwanda: 900 Ex-Combatants Get Vocational Skills (New Times)
• Rwanda: Berlin Exhibitors Explain Reasons for Win (New Times)
• Rwanda: Mushayidi Appears in Court (New Times)
• Rwanda: SOS Pupils Get 150 Laptops (New Times)
• Rwanda: OTC Market Report - Thursday March 18 2010 (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gov't to Buy Nyagatare Maize Produce (New Times)
• Rwanda: Inflation Eases By Two Percent (New Times)
• Rwanda: Inyange Mineral Water Acquires RBS' Quality Mark (New Times)
• Rwanda: Constitutional Amendment Back in Parliament (New Times)
• Rwanda: DFID Boost Access to Finance With Rwf8.7 Billion (New Times)
• Rwanda: Hail to Your Opinions! [opinion] (New Times)
• Mauritius: Home truths (L'Express)
• Mauritius: The Telugu Community in country - When differences no longer matter (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Silly season - Electoral stocks fly ! (L'Express)
• Uganda: Kasubi Tombs Fire - Forensic Investigation Underway (Monitor)
• Uganda: Is North Becoming More Vital to Museveni Than Buganda? [analysis] (Monitor)
• Uganda: At 50, NMG Affirms Media Freedom Goal (Monitor)
• Uganda: Human Rights Chief Wants Killings Investigated (Monitor)
• Uganda: Tour Operators Recall Glory of the Royal Tombs (Monitor)
• Uganda: Hon. Masiko's Acidic Bill Will Deform the Media [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mutebi Turns Down KCC Job (Monitor)
• Uganda: Electoral Reform is a Big Fight Over a Small Animal [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Muna Out of ARC Season (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ekiring Resumes Training (Monitor)
• Uganda: Special Constable Shoots Three Students in Bushenyi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Otunnu Stoned At Kasubi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Challenges of the Diversities Our Countries Have to Contend With [analysis] (Monitor)
• Uganda: MUBS Student Dies in Hostel (Monitor)
• Uganda: Lukiiko to Meet On Monday (Monitor)
• Uganda: Calm Restored At Makerere University (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government - Don't Blame Museveni for Deaths (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Court Warns Yakmut, Others Against Flouting Its Order (Independent)
• Nigeria: Egyptian Doctor Sues Yobe Govt (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'Transfer of LG Officials For Accountability, Productivity' [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG Recalls Ambassador From Libya Over Gaddafi's Statement (Independent)
• Nigeria: SAHCOL Boss Highlights Advantages of Privatisation (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nokia, Anti-Counterfeit Coalition, Son Bemoan Product Counterfeiting (Independent)
• Nigeria: AP Nets N5.47 Billion Third Quarter Loss (Independent)
• Nigeria: South-East Nema Raises Alarm Over Cerebral Meningitis (Independent)
• Nigeria: We Don't Condone Rage On Board Aircraft - Amadi (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG Solicits Borno's Support Against Smuggling (Independent)
• Nigeria: It's a Whole New Ball Game [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Industrialist Blames Cabals for Refineries' Woes (Independent)
• Nigeria: Windstorm Wreaks Havoc in Abi (Independent)
• Nigeria: APMT Invests U.S.$176 Million in Apapa Container Terminal (Independent)
• Nigeria: Gulder Five-a-Side Tourney Kicks-Off April (Independent)
• Nigeria: Why Almajirai Issue Defies Solution - Shekarau (Independent)
• Nigeria: Rivers Police And Battle Against Violent Crimes [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ayo Oritsejafor's Doctrine of Death And Definition of a Devil [analysis] (Independent)
• Uganda: Army Explains Shooting (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt to Repair 1,400 Secondary Schools (New Vision)
• Uganda: Are Our And Kenyan Security Personnel Losing It? [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Close Bars And Marriages Will Blossom [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Should Bars Close At 10pm? (New Vision)
• Uganda: Oldest Travel Firm Awarded (New Vision)
• Uganda: Flower Industry Affected By Economic Crisis (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'Don't Sell All Public Companies' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nagenda Blasts NCS' Aligawesa (Monitor)
• Uganda: IGG Orders Sacking of Wobulenzi Town Clerk (Monitor)
• Kenya/Uganda: Club Gives Coach Marching Orders, Hires Ugandan Coach (Nation)
• South Africa: Investec Expects Marginally Higher Profit (Business Day)
• South Africa: Carbon Market 'Key' to Cutting Emissions (Business Day)
• South Africa: Original Equipment Unit Vital for Metair (Business Day)
• South Africa: Aspen Quits India Venture, Will Still Supply (Business Day)
• South Africa: Transnet Board Approves Private Investment (Business Day)
• South Africa: Investec 'Consistency' Sees Assets Grow (Business Day)
• South Africa: Indian Link Boosts Cipla Medpro's Revenue 27 Percent (Business Day)
• South Africa: Amec Acquisition to Aid Growth in Africa (Business Day)
• South Africa: BHP Cautious, Says Departing Chairman (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Npl Elections - NFF, Not Law Courts, to Decide -Yakmut (Independent)
• Nigeria: South African 2010 Amidst Tourism Preparedness (Independent)
• Nigeria: Controversy Trails Idle Scanner At Seme Border (Independent)
• Nigeria: Era Raises Alarm Over Oil Spill in Abesan Community (Independent)
• Nigeria: Bomb Blasts in Warri [editorial] (Independent)
• Nigeria: U.S. to Unveil New U.S. $100 Bill April 21 (Independent)
• Nigeria: IATA Predicts U.S. $522 Billion Rise in Revenue in 2010 (Independent)
• Nigeria: Air Midwest Ends Simulation Exercise (Independent)
• Nigeria: Will Yar'Adua Continue to Receive Salaries? [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: EU Donates N196 Million ICT Hardware to Cross River (Independent)
• Nigeria: As the Hearing Impaired Rejoice At Mothers' Day [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Manchina People Deserving of Government Aid -Bukar [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Yutong Buses Poise to Conquer The Country's Market (Independent)
• Nigeria: Obi Has Empowered Anambra People Through Anids - Okaka [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ekeji - Candour Borne Out of Patriotism [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: A Validation of Uwais' Committee Recommendations [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Court Confirms Owa of Egbe Ekiti's Appointment (Independent)
• Nigeria: Governor Denies Ordering Erection of Illegal Stalls in Aba (Independent)
• Kenya: Bank Services Out of Reach for Many Kenyans, Says Central Bank (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Kingdom Unveils Growth Blueprint for Retail Niche (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Time is Ripe to Tap Into Growing Chinese Coffee Market [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Our Universities Must Now Wake Up [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Slow Recovery Overseas to Hurt Kenya's Growth (Business Daily)
• Uganda: Give Countrymen Abroad Absentee Voting Status [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mao, Otunnu Are Birds of the Same Feather [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: UN to Rebuild Royal Tombs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Man Spends Two Nights in Luzira Women Prison (New Vision)
• Uganda: CMC Supports Tombs Re-Building (New Vision)
• Uganda/Burundi: Strikers Give Bobby Headache Ahead of Burundi Clash (New Vision)
• Uganda: Battle On for New Delhi Games Mark (New Vision)
• Uganda: It is Time for Mass Volleyball (New Vision)
• Uganda: Four More Stars Desert Falcons (New Vision)
• Uganda: Government Should Invest in Safe Water [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Suspected Cattle Thieves Arrested (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Orders Probe Into Hoima Land Wrangle (New Vision)
• Uganda: Farmers Lose Sh1 Billion Produce to Queen Elizabeth Park Animals (New Vision)
• Uganda: Children's NGO Opens Library in Gulu (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Clears Land for Farming in Moroto, Kotido (New Vision)
• Uganda: Over 360 Illegal Guns Recovered in Teso Region (New Vision)
• Uganda: Acholi Chiefs to Fight Gender Violence (New Vision)
• Nigeria: 'Nigeria-France Trade Volume Hit 3.2 Billion Euros in 2009' (Independent)
• Nigeria: NUJ to Roll Out Drum At 55 (Independent)
• Nigeria: NNPC Spends N7.7 Billion On Litigation in One Year (Independent)
• Libya: Ghadafi's Comment Irresponsible-FG - Recalls Ambassador in Libya-representatives Call for Severance of Ties (Independent)
• Nigeria: FOI Bill is Alive, Bankole Assures (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG, Burkina Faso Close Ties (Independent)
• Nigeria: Court Orders NCC to Restore Mobitel's 2.3GHZ Licence (Independent)
• Nigeria: Soludo Misled Citizens On Banks' Consolidation -Mark (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Moves to Sack Service Chiefs - Barkindo, Iwu, Waziri's Jobs Also Threatened (Independent)
• Nigeria: Corrupt Officers Plan to Attack us -EFCC (Independent)
• Nigeria: Senate Receives Ministerial Lists Tuesday - Rejects Appointment of INEC Chairman By NJC (Independent)
• South Africa: Theft of Paintings Leaves Artist Devastated (Argus)
• South Africa: Créches Suffer While Waiting for Funding (Argus)
• South Africa: Kidnap Suspects Turn State Witness (Argus)
• South Africa: 'Please Do Not Dump a Helpless Child' (Argus)
• South Africa: Pay-Tv Rival to Dstv to Launch in May With Cheaper Packages (Business Day)
• South Africa: Writing is on the Wall for Capital Controls - Moody's (Business Day)
• South Africa: Manufacturing Confidence Index Improves, but Patchy (Business Day)
• South Africa: Eskom to Spend More on Power Net Revamp (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Bafarawa - 'Those Who Caused Row in Court Not Sokoto Indigenes' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Qaddafi's Gaffe - Nigeria Recalls Envoy From Libya (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Senate - Soludo Fooled Countrymen on Global Meltdown (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Share Your Good Luck, Pay Our 25 Months Salaries - NITEL Workers Tell Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dust Obstructs Flights in Maiduguri (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Lokoja Truck Accident [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nnaji Warns Yakmut Against Court Contempt (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rights Abuse - Court Orders Police to Pay Alfa N3 Million (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Spokesman - N250 Million Earmarked for Anti EFCC Campaign (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mass Housing - 'FCTA Yet to Meet Obligations' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Amaechi - Labour Party Wants Tribunal Disbanded (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PTDF Commends Media Trust on Integrity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Electoral Reform - Senate Panel Wants President to Appoint INEC Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Zamfara Senators to Quit ANPP (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Recycling - A Nigerian Disease [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: NEPAD Promotes Sustainable Development of The Country's Cities (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Search for Credible Representatives in Ibadan (1) (Independent)
• Nigeria: I'm Fulfilled Playing Music -Mfon [interview] (Independent)
• Sierra Leone: Medicine Links Dental Care to Premature Births, Deaths (IRIN)
• Uganda: Rwandan Refugees Face Hunger as Farming Ban Bites (IRIN)
• East Africa: Kibaki Advises Media On EAC Integration (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbarara Man Faces 325 Counts of Forgery (New Vision)
• Uganda: Works Chief Engineer Prosecuted (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lectures Resume At Makerere (New Vision)
• Uganda: Commonwealth Boss Lashes Out At MPs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lawyers Vow to Clean Up Poor Image (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC blocks Construction Over Kisenyi Drainage (New Vision)
• Uganda: MPs Block Sh240 Billion Loan for Ibanda-Kamwenge Road (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Arrests Six Over Rukiga Polls (New Vision)
• Uganda: Forestry Authority Boss Charged With Abuse of Office (New Vision)
• Uganda: Supreme Court Halts Lukyamuzi Ruling (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Urged to Prioritise Cancer Fight (New Vision)
• South Africa: Zuma to Visit Informal Settlement (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Hernandez a Threat to Bafana (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Two Rift Valley Fever Deaths Confirmed (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Province Tackles TB Default Rate (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Protecting Bus Drivers a Top Priority (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Party Calls on Minister to Pay Back R55 Million (Business Day)
• South Africa: Chilling Warning to Nyanga Foreigners (Argus)
• South Africa: NGOs Take Lotto Board to Court (Argus)
• Zimbabwe: Bank Mergers the Way to Go [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Senior Cop Charged With Battering Lover (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: GMB Announces New Maize Price (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Black Week for Entertainment Industry (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Coltart Blasts New Zealand (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Fun-Filled Weekend in Store for Revellers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: African Sun Takes Move to Cut Costs (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Consumer Protection Act in Pipeline (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Constitution-Making - the Talking Points (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Urban Agric Boosts Food Security - Agritex (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mutare Mayor Warned (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku Receives First Family's Donation (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Power Cut Leaves Harare Dry (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt, Iran Ties to Grow - Outgoing Ambassador (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ex-Zesa Boss Wins House in Retrenchment Wrangle (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Be Patient, Says PSC (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt to Rationalise Farm Sizes (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Herbal Treatment Needs Careful Use [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Winter Wheat Faces Power, Fuel Hitches (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe/Egypt: Egyptian Giants in Town (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Keep Tobacco Free From Contamination' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Malajila's Nightmare (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZIMA Awards Bounce Break (The Herald)
• South Africa: Just How Damaging Are Service Delivery Protests for 2010? (Biz-Community)
• Zimbabwe: Happy People Confident (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Two-Horse Race for Zifa's Top Job (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Woman Dies After Baptism (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: All Set for Vapositori Music Fest (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Renaissance Rescues Ailing CSC (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: South African Institute Hosts Discussion On Country (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Troubled WMMI Loses Mimosa Vehicle Deal (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Malianga Retains Presidency (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: TZ Meets Tomorrow (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Group Loses 22 Percent Property Value (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: TM Supermarket Wins Appeal Against Eviction (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mobile Operators Get Ultimatum (The Herald)
• South Africa: Vukile Predicts 'Reasonable' Rise in Distributions (Business Day)
• South Africa: Retailers' Share Prices Rise in Anticipation (Business Day)
• South Africa: SARU Job May Be Uncontested (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cheetahs Have 'A Few Plans' for Stormers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Editors And Cosatu Take On Youth League Over 'Intimidation' (Business Day)
• South Africa: ANC Rallies As Opposition Flays Zuma (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: Zuma Encouraged By 'Concessions' (Business Day)
• South Africa: DA Queries Second Tender for Nyanda Firm (Business Day)
• South Africa: Population Register Clean-Up Starting Next Week (Business Day)
• South Africa: Empowerment Group Emerges As Mystery Rights Holder (Business Day)
• South Africa: Officials Fear New Xenophobic Violence (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rand Rally Raises Hope for Interest Rate Cut (Business Day)
• Malawi: Local Language Dictionary Released (IPS)
• Zimbabwe: Women's Participation Enriches the Economy (The Herald)
• Uganda: Mao Cancels Tour Religious Leaders (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Unity Govt Agree on Peace Deadline (The Herald)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Warlord Trial, Witness Says Court Officials Ignored Him (Lubanga Trial Website)
• Uganda: Pentecostal Movement Mourns With Buganda (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Big Guns Jostle for Cabinet Posts (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: Stopping the Polio Virus (IPS)
• Uganda: Opposition Leader Stoned at Royal Tombs (New Vision)
• Africa: Kagame Urges Africa to Unite to Have Bigger Say (New Times)
• Nigeria: Govt Recalls Ambassador From Libya in Protest (This Day)
• Nigeria: Sacked Ministers Beg to Return (Vanguard)
• Senegal: Smaller Business Struggles to Access Bank Credit (IPS)