April 29, 2010

• Zimbabwe: ZESN Says GNU Making No Effort to Create Safe Election Environment (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Tension Rises in Mwenezi After Schoolboy Kills Zanu PF Thug [column] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Tourism Minister in Climb Down Over North Korean Team Visit [column] (SW Radio)
• Nigeria: Political Parties Hail Firing of Elections Chief (Vanguard)
• East Africa: Region Promotes One Laptop Per Child (Monitor)
• Kenya: Dying Moments of Ill-Fated KQ Plane (Nation)
• Kenya: MP to Move Motion for TJRC Ouster (Nation)
• Kenya: Thrills and Anxiety of Maiden Crossing on a Ferry (Nation)
• Uganda: Historic LRA/Uganda Legislation Takes Crucial Step Forward in US House of Representatives [press release] (U.S. Congress)
• Nigeria: Agriculture - India, Country Partner on Capacity Deficit Reduction (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Soyinka, Political Bosses Shun Rally Over Babangida (Vanguard)
• Africa: South Africa 2010 - the Countdown is On [column] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Creating a New South African Identity [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Sudan: Monitoring Elections - Increasing Transparency [press release] (Fahamu)
• Kenya: Women's Rights and Constitution - Challenging 'Men of Faith' [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Redd - Seeing the Forest for the Trees [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Ethiopia: Information Without Interference [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Madagascar: Political Crisis Harms Economic, Social Rights [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Burundi: Tanzania Offers Long-Term Refugees Citizenship [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Obama Expands Military Involvement in Continent [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Why Constitution Should Recognise Kadhi's Courts [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Denudation - Remembering Dr. Bala Mohammed Bauchi [column] (Fahamu)
• Africa: There's No Such Thing as Plain Kiswahili [opinion] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Labour Market Shuts Out Women [opinion] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Freedom Not Yet [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Infrastructure Transformation in Continent an Urgent Priority (America.gov)
• Africa: Entrepreneurship, Infrastructure Vital to Continent's Development (America.gov)
• Kenya: Start-Ups Turning Plastic Waste into Gold in Kariobangi (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Yasmin - I Hope to Break Even in Six Months (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Why Ill-Gotten Fortune is Soon Frittered Away [column] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Pension Debts Start Haunting Firms (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Kenya Re Net Profits Drop to Sh1.3 Billion Despite Expansion Drive (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Scangroup Turns to Bonds in Wait for Buyout Plans (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Sambili Calls for Unified Elections (Nation)
• Kenya: Sofapaka to Starve Harambee Stars Despite Plea (Nation)
• Nigeria: Activists Welcome Sacking of Election Team Boss (Nation)
• Kenya: Okeyo Optimistic of Full House as Loc Moves Date Again (Nation)
• Kenya: Kimani's Back-to-Back in Golfer Series (Nation)
• Kenya: Ferry Tragedy Fresh on Minds of Survivors (Nation)
• Kenya: Diplomatic Police Hunt for Missing Players (Nation)
• Kenya: Schools to Benefit from Rugby Revamp (Nation)
• Kenya: Jilted Lover Sets Himself on Fire (Nation)
• Kenya: Mombasa Council Pays Sh1.5 Billion Debts (Nation)
• Uganda: The President Deserves His Comfort [opinion] (Observer)
• Kenya: Controversy over Ford-K Polls (Nation)
• Kenya: ODM Won't Expel MPs in 'No' Camp (Nation)
• Kenya: VP's Planned Visit to Central Sparks Row (Nation)
• Kenya: NCCK Leaders Cry Foul over Talks (Nation)
• Kenya: HIV-Positive People Who Can Hide Aids Virus Baffle Researchers (Nation)
• Kenya: Wathika's Poll Case to Be Decided (Nation)
• Kenya: Men Keep Wives from Voters' List (Nation)
• Uganda: Ronald Ssebuguzi Shoulders Fans' Hopes (New Vision)
• Uganda: Muhangi Seeks Late Scrutineering to Sort Out Fuel Trouble (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Acting President Receives 2009 Christian Pilgrimage Report, Commends Committee on Standards (Nigeria First)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Peacekeepers Airlift Gorillas to Safety (UN News)
• Zambia: Poor Conditions Mean Double Jeopardy for Inmates (PlusNews)
• Liberia: VP Boakai's Fate Sealed as UP, LAP and LUP Merger Convention Looms (New Democrat)
• South Africa: Backing for Huge HIV Testing Campaign (Health-e)
• Sudan: Peacekeepers Stay to Back North-South Peace Pact (UN News)
• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Relief Chief Arrives to Review Humanitarian Needs (UN News)
• Nigeria: EFCC Probes Suswam's Government (Daily Trust)
• Uganda: 10 for Mukono Seat (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Fresh Disputes Threaten Unity Govt (Nation)
• Nigeria: When the Righteous Are on the Throne [opinion] (Independent)
• Kenya: Govt Apologises to UAE for Gaffe (Nation)
• Kenya: New Draft Constitution Published Next Week (Nation)
• Kenya: Airline Defends Plane Crash Pilots (Nation)
• Zambia: Opposition Leader Under House Arrest (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Remains Stumbling Block in Efforts to Implement Gpa [opinion] (SW Radio)
• Nigeria: Season of Uncertainty [analysis] (Current History)
• Zimbabwe: Court Ruling Tests Patience of Blood Diamond Activists (IRIN)
• South Africa: King Couple Face Final Sequestration (Argus)
• South Africa: Shocking Cost of Lighting Up Cape Town Stadium (Argus)
• South Africa: Duarte's Position 'To Be Scrapped' (Argus)
• South Africa: D-Day for Youngsfield Refugees (Argus)
• South Africa: Tears for Our Murdered Mom (Argus)
• Cameroon: UNESCO Head Calls for Investigation Into Death of Detained Journalist (UN News)
• Africa: AfDB to Help Shape Continental Agenda at World Economic Forum [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: IFAD President Urges African Leaders To Invest in Agriculture [press release] (IFAD)
• Africa: AfDB Approves U.S.$50 Million Investment in Africa Capitalization Fund [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: AfDB Approves U.S.$20 Million Grant to Support Higher Education in Eritrea [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Liberia: Taylor Refused to Attend His Trial in Protest Against Treatment By Dutch Security Personnel (CharlesTaylorTrial.org)
• Liberia: Witness Says, RUF Fighters Were Not Recruited From NPFL Cells (CharlesTaylorTrial.org)
• South Africa: Researchers Warn Against Use of DDT (Health-e)
• Kenya: Crown Berger Profit Up 80 Percent (Nation)
• Kenya: Tea Production Up 69 Percent in Q1 (Nation)
• Kenya: Treasury to Develop Policy for Diaspora (Nation)
• Kenya: Atwoli - Workers Won't Back 'No' Hopefuls (Nation)
• Kenya: Shilling Steady Versus Dollar (Nation)
• Kenya: Suspended PS Denies Cemetery Saga Charge (Nation)
• Kenya: Ministers Summoned Over Poor Performance (Nation)
• Kenya: Govt Puts Child Traffickers On Notice (Nation)
• Kenya: AG Seeks Court Action in Sh600 Million Case (Nation)
• East Africa: Go China, Museveni Tells EAC Technocrats (Monitor)
• Uganda: Muhangi in Fuel Fix Before Pearl Rally (New Vision)
• Uganda: State Must Invest More in Her Detectives [editorial] (Observer)
• Uganda: Development Plan Must Start With Peasantry [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Stiff Anti-Gay Law is Very Dangerous [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: The Complex Place Called Southern Sudan [book review] (Observer)
• Uganda: CBS is Set to Reopen (Observer)
• Kenya: Mobile Broadband Set to Be the Next Big Thing [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Marketers' Shift to Use of Cartoon Opens Doors for Artists (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Bright Yellow Colour Rule Leaves City Taxi Operators Dazzled (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Bank Joins Rate Cut Queue in Scramble for Loan Seekers (Business Daily)
• East Africa: Unilever Shines Among Award Finalists Awards (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Investors in Bid to Stop Company's Assets Sale (Business Daily)
• Tanzania: Downpour Halts Sports Activities (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Cricketers Gearing Up for Premier (Citizen)
• Tanzania: British Govt to Help Dar Cope With Climate (Citizen)
• Uganda: SWANMA Makes New Cut for Music Awards (Observer)
• Ghana: Police Crackdown On Migrant Fulani Herdsmen (IRIN)
• Somalia: From Refugee Camp to University Campus (IRIN)
• Tunisia: Holds National Consultation On Books and Reading (Tunisia Online)
• Uganda: Kalangala Residents Warned On Misuse of Tsetsefly Traps (New Vision)
• Uganda: 23 Held Over Dead Policemen (New Vision)
• Uganda: Reap From Sudanese Market, Says Minister (New Vision)
• Uganda: District to Get New Secondary School (New Vision)
• East Africa: EAC Summit Woos Foreign Investors (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ten Vie for Mukono North MP Position (New Vision)
• Uganda: DP Drops Two Senior Lawyers (New Vision)
• Uganda: State Has Only 2,000 Doctors (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Told to Ignore Bushenyi Split Petition (New Vision)
• Uganda: Disabled Persons Receive Sh1.5 Billion (New Vision)
• Uganda: Injured Soldiers Out of Danger (New Vision)
• Uganda: Set Minimum Wage, MPs Tell Govt (New Vision)
• East Africa: EAC Urged to Build Roads (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fufa Snubs Kenyans Over Nations Cup (New Vision)
• Uganda: Buukya Scores 17 in COPA (New Vision)
• Uganda: It is a Potential Express Vs Bunamwaya After Cup Draw (New Vision)
• Uganda: CRO Frustrate Leaders, Iganga Holds Jogoos (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ex-Soldiers Register (New Vision)
• Uganda: IGG Clears Health Permanent Secretary (New Vision)
• Uganda: Multiplex Installs Road Signs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Atiak-Nimule Road Works Start in October (New Vision)
• Uganda: Luzira Gets More Decent Homes (New Vision)
• Uganda: Assess Children's Abilities At the Household Level [opinion] (New Vision)
• East Africa: Politicians Must Promote Benefits of the EA Market [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Opposition Does Not Believe in Rule of Law [opinion] (New Vision)
• South Africa: Constitution Not Under Threat - Zuma (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mpuma Premier to Get Tested for HIV (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Sports Can Bridge Boundaries - Stofile (BuaNews)
• South Africa: PPI Rises to 3.7 Percent in March (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SACAA Launches Medical Risks Committee (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Bafana Return to Winning Streak (BuaNews)
• Nigeria: Two Cops Get Death Sentence for Killing Student (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Why IBB Will Contest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fresh Row Over Atiku's Return (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Windstorm Kills 13 Year Old in Cross River (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NGE Mourns Slain Journalist (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Assures of Enough Gas for Power Plants (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: SEC Gives NSE Ultimatum On Onyiuke's Successor (Vanguard)
• Angola: Filmmaker to Release Debut Film (ANGOP)
• Angola: Polytechnic Higher Institute Starts Activities in May (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cuban Minister Visits Writers Association (ANGOP)
• Angola: Deputy Attorney-General Expected in Namibe (ANGOP)
• Angola: Occupies 10th Position in African Judo Championship (ANGOP)
• Angola: Striker Love Kabungula Ponders Leaving 1º De Agosto (ANGOP)
• Angola: Petro De Luanda Face Bravos Do Maquis (ANGOP)
• Angola: 1º De Agosto Beat Recreativo Do Libolo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Geology Department Director Praises Mining Sector's Contribution (ANGOP)
• Angola: Sharing of Military Experiences Represents Aids Sovereignty (ANGOP)
• Angola: Journalist Releases Book On Media (ANGOP)
• Angola: Attorney General Assesses Observation Centre for Minors (ANGOP)
• Angola: Governor Visits Economic Undertakings in Matala (ANGOP)
• Angola: Director Releases Debut Movie at Atlântico Cinema (ANGOP)
• Angola: Speaker Informed About Cuban Cultural Agreement (ANGOP)
• Uganda: Women Turn to Stone Quarrying to Survive (New Vision)
• Uganda: Support Midwives to Save Mothers [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Migereko Applauds NRM Padyere Win (New Vision)
• Uganda: Israelis Assess Cracks On Kabale-Kisoro Road (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Probe Burning of Bushenyi Homes (New Vision)
• Uganda: More Landslides Hit Bududa (New Vision)
• Uganda: Six Children Killed in Jie Fighting (New Vision)
• Tunisia: UAE to Boost Economic and Trade Cooperation (Tunisia Online)
• South Africa: Cashbuild Opens More Stores But Expects Delayed Recovery (Business Day)
• South Africa: Metorex Back in Business After Reducing Debt 77 Percent (Business Day)
• South Africa: Corporate Governance 'Supports Social Investment' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Online Boutique Takes Brave Step With Weekly Sales (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Private Investor - If the Portfolio Had Heard Bell's Technical Alarms [column] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Reserve Bank Deputy Warns on Stalled Growth (Business Day)
• South Africa: Twice-Thwarted MTN Turns Its Attention to Orascom (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Lighter Side of Making Sure Women Are Heard (Business Day)
• South Africa: Controversial Mining Project to be Completed in Third Quarter (Business Day)
• Angola: 18.0 Billion Dollars Needed for Energy Sector (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinet Council Adjusts Statutes of Ministerial Organs (ANGOP)
• Angola: Government to Pay Public Debt Until June (ANGOP)
• Angola: Government Works for Integrated Fight Against Poverty (ANGOP)
• Africa: Infrastructure Projects Financiers Eye Continent (TradeInvest)
• Nigeria: Illegal Deductions - EFCC Begins Probe of Benue Govt (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Mega Party Vows to Unseat PDP (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ijaw Students Laud Jonathan Over Orubebe (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Iwu - End of Controversial Tenure [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Senate Decries Lack of Law to Fight Terrorism (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Forget 2011 Poll --OPC Leader Tells IBB (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Pro-Fashola Group Storms Assembly (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Orji Denies Buying Estates in Umuahia (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bode George Loses N2 Billion (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest 50 Pro-Ibori Protesters (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: NAFDAC Uncovers Fake Anti-Malaria Drugs in Gboko (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Akinnola Doles Out N.25 Million to Wives of Dead Journalists (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Paramilitary - FG Begins Payment of Pension Arrears (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fashola Commissions Oluwole Market (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ibori Loses Bid to Stop Arrest (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: I Never Said AC Will Die -- Atiku (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fatai Amao Takes Over Home-Based Eagles (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FG Earmarks N79 Billion for Police Reform --D.I.G (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lagerback Knows 80 Percent of World Cup Squad (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ekwueme Bemoans Nigeria-Biafra War (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jos - Scientists Allay Fear Over Glazing Light (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Police AIG Tours Scene of Journalists' Death (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Abia PDP Backs Ogbulafor (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Tension in Owerri As Uwazuruike Appears in Court (Independent)
• Nigeria: Finbank Reports N125.851 Billion Negative (Independent)
• Nigeria: Senate Probes Yerima's Marriage to 13-Year-Old Egyptian Girl (Independent)
• Nigeria: World Cup - Okorowanta Kicks Against Semi-Final Target (Independent)
• Nigeria: Constitution - Representativess Voted to Please Governorss - Nafada (Independent)
• Nigeria: Caring for the Under-Privileged - Gani's Example [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: South Africa Threatens to Report SAFA to Fifa (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ugbagwu - Exit of a Newsroom Activist [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Infrastructure - PenCom, ICRC to Collaborate On N1.6 Trillion Pension Fund (Independent)
• Nigeria: Senators Back Jonathan For 2011, Want PDP Constitution Amended (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ibori Restates Faith in Judiciary (Independent)
• Nigeria: EFCC Investigates Suswam Over Council Fund Deductions (Independent)
• Nigeria: Tribulations of Bola Tinubu [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: GLO Promo Winners Back With Exciting Tales (Independent)
• Nigeria: Virgin Nigeria Financially Sick - Jimoh Ibrahim (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Meets Security Chiefs, Postpones EXCOF Meeting (Independent)
• Nigeria: PDP Crisis - Battle for Democratic Change [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: One Man, One Vote - Gospel According to Oshiomhole [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Onuoha Will Regret Dumping Eagles - Orumen (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Expert Examines Damaging Effects of Poverty, Corruption On Education [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: LASU Boosts Curriculum With New Courses (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NESREA's Presence At Ports Counter-Productive, NBCC (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: The Human-Elephant Conflict (Citizen)
• Namibia: Flooded Caprivi Has Water Shortage (Namibian)
• Namibia: Enviro Law Not Enacted But Compliance Urged (Namibian)
• Namibia: Govt to Get Active On Climate Change (Namibian)
• Namibia: Pugilists Conquer Zone Six (Namibian)
• Namibia: Playing It Safe Eats Into SBN Profits (Namibian)
• Namibia: Don't Litter Your Writing - Minister (Namibian)
• Namibia: No Sign of Missing Boy (Namibian)
• Namibia: Historic Dump in Swakopmund 'Mined' for Treasure (Namibian)
• Namibia: Final Report On Uranium Rush in Erongo Out Next Month (Namibian)
• Namibia: Kasaona Takes Success Story to USA (Namibian)
• Namibia: Feedmaster Obtains ISO Certification (Namibian)
• Namibia: Caprivi Tribal 'War' Defused (Namibian)
• Namibia: U.S. University Honours Prime Minister Angula (Namibian)
• Namibia: Omitara Sport Day a Success (Namibian)
• Namibia: Media Ombudsman Visits Karas Region (Namibian)
• Namibia: Leyenaar Takes Over As BAN Chief (Namibian)
• Namibia: No Coalition With CoD (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ex-Namdeb Man's Diamond Theft Appeal Fails (Namibian)
• Namibia: Malema to Visit (Namibian)
• Namibia: Govt to Get Active On Climate Change (Namibian)
• Namibia: Family of Three Wiped Out (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rehoboth Suspends Five Over 'Borrowed' Cash (Namibian)
• Uganda: DDT Spraying Agenda Resurfaces (Monitor)
• Uganda/Kenya: FUFA Throws Out Kenya Request over CHAN Tie (Monitor)
• Uganda: 19 Found Guilty of Defilement (Monitor)
• Uganda: Govt And Opposition Strike Deal On Reforms (Monitor)
• Uganda: Trade Enhancement Project Launched (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bukenya Blames Low Productivity On Extension Workers (Monitor)
• Uganda: Linking Mao to Corruption is Surely Satirical [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Suspected Meningitis Kills Six More in Bugiri District (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nakawa Wetland Destroyer Defies Environment Authority (Monitor)
• Uganda: Army Denies Killing Nine Karimojong Warriors (Monitor)
• Uganda: New Bill Explains How Oil Will Be Managed (Monitor)
• Uganda: The More You Scare People the Less They Fear You [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mangat Carries Nation's Burden (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Oyinlola Slams Bola Ige, Akande Over Debt (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: I'll Strive to Eradicate Polio in The Country -- Chukwu [interview] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Edo Speakership And the Makurdi Humiliation [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ohakim Bags Aso Villa Chapel Award (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Job Applicants Protest At INEC Office (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Experts Suggest Ways to Tackle Malaria (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Experts Warn On Future of Aviation (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Quality Service Promotes My Business -- Ms. Nwodo (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: The Country's Ceaseless Mediocre Leadership [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Power Plants Record Improved Gas Supply - Presidency (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Incest - How Fathers Raped Daughters [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Uganda: Museveni to Meet PAC Team Today As MPs Trade Blame in Jinja Over Mbabazi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Sleeping Sickness Hits Kaberamaido (Monitor)
• Uganda: Victoria Eye Semis (Monitor)
• Uganda: Black Mamba Case Back to Haunt DPP (Monitor)
• Uganda: Land Commission Diverted Lourdel Road - KCC (Monitor)
• Uganda: 120 Recruited to Supervise Elections Next Year (Monitor)
• Uganda: President Museveni Blames CBS Closure On Ministers (Monitor)
• Zambia: By-Elections in Milanzi Must Jolt Peace-Loving Citizens [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Ensure Polls are Peaceful - Banda (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: UNIP Game for Mufumbwe Seat (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Simbao Bemoans High Death Rate of Women During Childbirth (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: CASAS to Develop Training Manuals (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Accept 15 Percent Pay Award - ZCTU (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'Vote MMD's Whiteson Banda' (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: PF Sure of Wrapping Up Milanzi (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Battle Lines Drawn for Mufumbwe, Milanzi By-Elections (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Constitution Amendment Should Be Through Parley - NCC (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: RDA Awards Contracts in North-West (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Bill Shouldn't Block Generics, Minister Agrees (IPS)
• Nigeria: Political Intrigues - Democracy Without Morals [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: ANPP Rejects Tax Increment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Anti-Terror Bill Passes Second Reading in Senate (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister Advocates Review of Teacher Education Programmes (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG to Boost Naval Ties With Spain, Pakistan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ogbulafor Gets Abia PDP's Support (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Insurance Products in The Country Are Recycled Products' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Workers' Day And Challenges Before the Labour Minister [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Conventional Insurance is Haram in Islam' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Pension Most Regulated Sector in Nigeria -Expert [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua - Case Against National Assembly For Mention June 3 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCTA to Strengthen Relationship With Labour (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Emodi, Igbeke Battle for Anambra North (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Representatives - Governors Influenced Voting On Constitution Changes (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eagles Camp Will Be Tough -Nsofor (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: World Bank Approves N5.4 Billion Grant for Agriculture in Kaduna (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Priest - Imported Solutions Won't Develop Africa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Senate Approves N138 Billion World Bank Loan for FG (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Set to Appoint Technical Assistants On Power (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kebbi PDP Factions to Reconcile (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bus Conductor Jailed for Phone Theft (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Topography of Mountains Could Complicate Rates of Global Warming' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Alao-Akala is Detribalised, Amiable - Odeyemi (Independent)
• Nigeria: Conferment of SAN Has Enhanced Legal Practice - Nwobike [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Third Term for Obasanjo [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ex-Commissioner Empowers Moro Indigenes (Independent)
• Nigeria: Why the Decline in Bauchi Poly, By Musa (Independent)
• Nigeria: Group to Launch Projects in Ondo Communities (Independent)
• Nigeria: Cross River Declares Prayer, Fasting Days (Independent)
• Nigeria: Rainstorm Wreaks Havoc in Yola (Independent)
• Nigeria: Murder Case - Community Absolves Kinsman (Independent)
• Nigeria: Abia Ministry to Train 250 Workers On Health Care (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Police - Onovo is Not the Problem - S. Barth Ozoana [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Beyond Anambra North Senatorial Seat [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Eagles at the World Cup - Preparing For Disaster [editorial] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Thou Shall Not Kill, Nigerian Lawyers Warn Governors [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Tackling Unending Election Petitions [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Zamfara PDP Elders Dissociate Selves From Ex-Chairman (Independent)
• Nigeria: Court Grants Ijaw Communities Leave to Value Property (Independent)
• Nigeria: IDB Meeting in Jeddah - Rewarding Excellence (i) (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Scribe - ANPP Unfazed By Buhari's Exit (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lafia Drainages Can't Drain Stormwater (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano to Host Karate Tourney (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yarima - My Wife is Not 13 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Domestic Airlines Going Under (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Climate Change And Food Challenge [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ACF Has Failed the North- Balarabe Musa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The PDP Scorpions Are Stinging Themselves to Death [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Insurance is Not Against Islam - NCRIB President [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwali Chairman-Elect Pledges to Provide Infrastructure (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: National Minimum Wage Pegged At N18,500 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Set to Revitalise Oil Palm Production (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Too Slow to Grow [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Cannot Handle Non-Oil Revenue Issues Lightly- Finance Minister (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Igbo Man Appointed Councilor in Adamawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ACF Leaders Meet With Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mallam-Madori - How Trains Build Nations [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CNPP Slams PDP Over Confidence Vote (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: Reaching Young People Through Soccer (Health-e)
• South Africa: Rift Valley Fever - First Human Death in Western Cape (Health-e)
• South Africa: Religious Leaders Offer Support, Advice to Soccer Team (ENI)
• East Africa: EA Conference Roots for Infrastructure Development (New Times)
• Rwanda: BPR Honours Genocide Victims (New Times)
• Rwanda: PM Receives Ivorian Official (New Times)
• Rwanda: Unions Push for Minimum Wage Increment (New Times)
• Rwanda: EU Softens On EPA (New Times)
• Rwanda: Police Sensitize Students On Security (New Times)
• Rwanda: Matusi Falls to Turkey's Akbulut (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kibuye Coach Positive On Top Flight Promotion (New Times)
• Rwanda: Two More IBUKA Officials Arrested (New Times)
• Rwanda: PLE Exams to Be Done in English (New Times)
• Rwanda: Community Policing Week Launched (New Times)
• Rwanda: Preparations for World Press Day Kick-Off (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ntare School OBs in Worthy National Cause (New Times)
• Rwanda: Farmers Supply Produce to World Food Agency [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Districts to Help Farmers Sell Their Produce (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ntare Old Boys to Build Rwf 2.5 Billion School in Bugesera (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rugambarara Pins Interahamwe (New Times)
• Angola: Lawsuits Over Fake Money Transfer Continues - Attorney General (ANGOP)
• Angola: Investment Agency Approves Over 600 Private Investment Bids (ANGOP)
• Angola: Women's Representative Calls for Family Cohesion (ANGOP)
• Angola: Singer Margareth Do Rosário Enlivens Workers' Day Activities (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinet Approves Bill on State Budget (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Government Encourages Children to Visit Monuments (ANGOP)
• Angola: Sharing of Military Experience Represents Sovereignty Advantages (ANGOP)
• Angola: Lawsuits Over Fraudulent Transfer of Money Continues - Attorney General (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Opposition Party's Elections 'Won't be Credible' (Argus)
• Rwanda: Interpol to Boost Police Capacity (New Times)
• Rwanda: Internet Cable Break Causes Losses (New Times)
• Rwanda: APR Go Down to GSU (New Times)
• Rwanda: AfDB Capital Resources to Increase By 200 Percent (New Times)
• Rwanda: EASBRICOM Meets in Kigali (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rugby Clubs Gear Up for Shark 10s (New Times)
• Rwanda: Static in Latest Fifa Ranking (New Times)
• Nigeria: I Will Take Over MASSOB Struggle If... -Uwazuruike [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Indigenes Decry Crisis in Umuneke Community (Independent)
• Nigeria: LGs, Others to Fund Police With N420 Billion (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ibadan FRCN Boss Advocates Developmental Broadcasting (Independent)
• Nigeria: Only Internal Democracy Can Save PDP in 2011--- Usman [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'Court Will Not Allow a Litigant to Vary Section 266 of C.A.M.A' [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Can Jonathan Bring Goodluck to Pensioners? [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Obongship Tussle - Court Adjourns Hearing to May 19 (Independent)
• Nigeria: Peace Award For Evwreni Community (2) [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Bulletproof-Car Craze And 2011 Elections [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Orange Drugs Rewards Distributors (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Poverty Alleviation, Antidote to Crime [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Jail Break [editorial] (Daily Champion)
• South Africa: Gijimaast Soldiers On Despite Tender Spat (Business Day)
• South Africa: Conference to Decide On Standard for TV Decoders (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Bank Policy Aims to Reduce Risk (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ad Sector's Racial Mix 'Changing' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Wits Museum Will Bring Treasures to Light (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bank Begins Project to Help Emerging Farmers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Legal Activists to Press Ahead with Case on Judicial Commission (Business Day)
• South Africa: A Quack Cure - Nationalisation Far From a Panacea in Venezuela [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Golden Opportunity Wasted - Excess, Political Bias Devalue National Orders [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Coetzee's Stormers are Finally Functioning Like a Well-Oiled Machine (Business Day)
• South Africa: Eastern Cape Housing Project to Benefit 5000 Families (Business Day)
• South Africa: Turned 16 and the World Hardly Cared [opinion] (Business Day)
• Africa: SA Has to Lead the New African Struggle [opinion] (Business Day)
• Somalia: Hizbul Islam Chief Accuses Senior Rebel of 'Joining Govt' (Garowe Online)
• South Africa: Irish Filly Talk of De Kock's July Entries (Business Day)
• South Africa: Bakkies in Business for Bulls (Business Day)
• South Africa: Oosthuizen is One Fight Closer to World Title (Business Day)
• South Africa: Association Overturns Decision on World Cup Bonuses (Business Day)
• South Africa: Presidency's Chief Operations Officer Resigns (Business Day)
• South Africa: Former Top Cop 'Spent Money That Was Given by Crime Boss' (Business Day)
• Uganda: Govt to Deregister Fake Unions (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Sports Commission to Hold Induction Workshop (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tannery's Property Attached to Pay Sacked Workers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Hifa Explodes Into Life (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Manufacturing Sector Needs Protection (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Keys Set to Unlock Talent On Channel O (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Telecel Challenges AG Over Dropped Prosecution (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Whyte On Mission to Consolidate Firm (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'PM Snubbed Ahmadinejad for Date With Ian Khama' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tourism Book Set to Cultivate Confidence (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Complainants Bail Out Prison Service (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Scores Attend Hifa Exhibition (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gwekwerere Strikes (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Application Thrown Out (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Enchanting Music At Recital Room (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: DPM Khupe Meets Reserve Bank of Bangladesh Senior Managers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: President Promotes AFZ Officers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Hands Off , EU Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Driver Arrested Over Fatal Crash (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Airzim Clears Passenger Backlog (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Minister Raps RG's Office Over TTDs (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Body Found With Private Parts Missing (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S. Pushing for Like Law (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Rapes, Kills Girl (Eight) - Police (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chivi Man Charged With Brother's Murder (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tobacco Earnings Rise to U.S.$96,4 Million U.S.$96,4 Million (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mharakurwa Marches On (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bernard Mizeki Thump Seke (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: DPM to Lead Delegation to World Economic Forum (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZSE Continues Limping On [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S.$40,000 Lodge for Chiwundura to Boost Tourism (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Metallon to List On ZSE (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Potraz Accuses Operators of Violating Regulations (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Stanbic Taken to Court Over Failed Transfer (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Barclays to Transfer Custody Business to Standard Chartered (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Young Entrepreneurs Urged to Think Outside the Box (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: China Makes History (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Time the Worker Got Bread, Butter [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Revolution, History and Collective Identity [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Two Dutchmen Showcase Their Paint Craft (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Karate Union Selects Zone Six Tourney Junior Team (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: O, A-Level Results Rebound (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Must Think for Itself [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: SWAZ Registers Displeasure (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Fires Elections Chief (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Sends Iwu On Terminal Leave (Independent)
• Nigeria: Diary of Iwu's Elections [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Iwu - His Trials, His Achievements [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Sends Iwu On Leave (Daily Champion)
• South Africa: Outrage At Plan to Move Cape Cop Shop (Argus)
• Zimbabwe: 'Men Should Support Women's Economic Empowerment' (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Parliament, UN to Discuss Agriculture (New Times)
• South Africa: African 'Discontent' Over Local Mining Firms Grows (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Electoral Chairman Faces the Axe (This Day)
• South Africa: New Opposition Party Faces Leadership Crisis (Business Day)
• Uganda: Exports Still Stuck At Entebbe Airport (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Faces CHOGM Probe Today (New Vision)
• West Africa: Fake Drugs Back in Markets (Monitor)
• Somalia: Attacks in Mogadishu Claim 16 Lives (Garowe Online)
• Zimbabwe: Country Loses 45,000 Teachers to Brain Drain (Monitor)
• Somalia: U.S. Charges 11 Somalis With Maritime Piracy (America.gov)
• Somalia: 21 People Killed in Mogadishu Violence (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Removes Election Chief From Office (Daily Trust)