May 7, 2010

• Nigeria: Uniben SUG Demands N20 Million from Terry G [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Oluyinka Ayanda Takes Centre Stage at the Coliseum [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ajasa Relocates to 3rd Avenue (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Microfinance Trust Fund Will Promote Access to Micro-Credit - Okereke [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N200 Billion Will Bolster Agriculture - Sanusi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Starcomms Expands Its Internet Services Devise (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos Hosts Movie Sequel Sex and the City 2 [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Dump National Team, Coach Begs Damola Osayomi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Urhobo - Nigerian Athletes, Coaches Are Pathetic (Vanguard)
• Africa: UN Aid Chief Highlights Ills Caused by Drought, Conflict in DR Congo (UN News)
• Chad: Security Council Consults on Cutting Peacekeepers (UN News)
• Mali: Farmers Restore Forests (IPS)
• Nigeria: Home-Based Players Worthy of Eagles Shirt (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Where is Rashidi Yekini in the Year of Africa's First World Cup? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NPL Election - a Two Horse Race? (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Referees Who May Decide Eagles Fate in South Africa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Onyedika Disappointed with Eagles World Cup Preparations (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A Golden Chance for Tornadoes as Wikki Come Knocking (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Controversy Trails Death of Cattle Rearer (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police, Army Clash Averted over Illegal Road Blocks at Seme/Badagry Road (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Govt's Axe Dangles Over Soccer Officials (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua Was Committed to Rule of Law, Says Akhigbe (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Expect Miracle from Lagerback - Aminu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: His Death Is a Colossal Loss to the Nation - PPA (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Shell Facility on Fire in Ogoni (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Search Has Begun for Next Elite Supermodel [column] (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Cabinet Committee Rejects Anti-Gay Bill (Monitor)
• Africa: Formation of African Coalition Governments Criticised [column] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: ACR Diamond Company Official Locked Up at Matapi Police Station [column] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Police Block Journalists from Marching [column] (SW Radio)
• Kenya: Top Predators in Semis Hunt (Nation)
• Kenya: Have Your Galaxy, So Long as We Can Tell Stars Apart [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: Kimanzi-Less Mathare in Line of Fire (Nation)
• Kenya: Low Turnout as Torrents Dampen Mombasa Meet MEE (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: National Democratic Institute Anniversary Dinner with Zimabwe Prime Minister Tsvangirai and Choco Women of Colombia [press release] (NDI)
• Kenya: Health Ministries Are a Big Let-Down to Kenyans [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: The Cutting Edge [column] (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Puts Brakes on Ford-K Polls (Nation)
• Kenya: Seven Kenyan Lawyers Get Hague Nod on Chaos Cases (Nation)
• Kenya: 1990 - Country's Experience in the Mud of Local and Diplomatic Politics [analysis] (Nation)
• Kenya: Police Uncover Phone Cash Transfer Racket (Nation)
• Kenya: Older People Grappling with Memory Loss (Nation)
• Kenya: Two Swept Away by Raging Floods (Nation)
• Kenya: Politicians Request Meeting as Ocampo Arrives (Nation)
• Kenya: Meeting 'Not a Campaign Rally' (Nation)
• Kenya: Ngugi's Book Warns Africans to Shed European Culture or Perish [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Teachers' Joy in 41 Percent Pay Rise (Nation)
• Kenya: Researcher Taps Honey from Stingless Bee (Nation)
• Kenya: Muslims Step Up War on Drugs (Nation)
• Kenya: Kalonzo is Trying Out the Art of the Possible [opinion] (Nation)
• Africa: Continent Truly Leads in Smart Mobile Phone Use [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Appointing Politicians to Our Foreign Missions is an Insult [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Polls Team Set to Choose Symbols (Nation)
• Kenya: Coercion to Tithe Does Not Require Physical Force [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: It is Time for Religious Leaders to Stand Up [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Land Owners Conspiring to Deny Women Rights in Draft Law Debate [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Lessons from British Polls [editorial] (Nation)
• Cameroon: CPJ seeks untainted Cameroon investigation of Ngota death [document] (CPJ)
• Africa: Secretary Clinton to Deliver Remarks at CARE's 2010 National Conference May 11 [press release] (State Department)
• Mozambique: No Radioactive Waste on Dumped Floating Dock (AIM)
• Mozambique: Poverty Can Be Defeated, Guebuza Insists (AIM)
• Mozambique: Attorney General Demands PIC's Autonomy (AIM)
• Tanzania: Mozambicans in Tanzania Ask About Dual Nationality (AIM)
• Mozambique: Criminals Attack Army General in His Residence (AIM)
• Mozambique: Useful Discussions Held with Potential Investors, Says Guebuza (AIM)
• Africa: Cattle Disease Vaccine Finally Launched (SciDev.Net)
• Sudan: Egyptian Peackeepers Killed in Darfur [press release] (Unamid)
• Liberia: Country Will Seek Diplomatic Solution to Boundary Dispute (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Former LNP Col. Slapped with Raping 12-Yr Old (New Democrat)
• Liberia: MPW Tops Proposed 2010/11 Budget (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Country's Legal Code Held Hostage [opinion] (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Supreme Court Halts Threshold Proceedings (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Double Pay for Single Job (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Ellen Defies E-Mail Scandal Report (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Dep. Min. Grigsby to Appear in Sinoe Court (New Democrat)
• Africa: La Francophonie, Commonwealth Secretaries-General Meet in Paris (Commonwealth)
• Nigeria: Posers for Film Makers at Zuma Filmfest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mimiko Initiates Economic Transformation in Ondo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Movie Producer Battles MYTV for N500 Million (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Producer at War with Film Pirates (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: What Next After Yar'adua? [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Actors Raise Alarm on Ghanaian Influx Into Film Industry [column] (Vanguard)
• Guinea Bissau: Security Sector Reform Hangs in the Balance (IRIN)
• East Africa: Anti-Counterfeit Policy Will Provide 'Proper' Generics [interview] (IPS)
• South Africa: Unions Divided over Transnet Strike (Business Day)
• South Africa: Services Group Finbond Reports Debt Impairments Up 5.3 Percent (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pamphlets Cause Concern as Mokonyane Goes Head-to-Head Against Mashatile (Business Day)
• Tanzania: No World Cup Team Will Camp - TFF (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Ilala Target Glory as Taifa Cup Gets Underway (Daily News)
• Somalia: Militias Occupy Clinic (UN News)
• Uganda: America Introduces New Single Online Visa Application Form (Independent)
• Sudan: UN Condemns Killing of Peacekeepers in Darfur (UN News)
• South Africa: E-Cape Traffic Authorities Mean Business (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Motlanthe Hails the Return of Freedom Charter (BuaNews)
• Kenya: WFP Seeks Solutions for Water Conflicts (Nation)
• Kenya: KRA Probes Sh600 Million Tax Stamps Loss (Nation)
• Kenya: KCB Owners Approve Sh15 Billion Rights Issues (Nation)
• Kenya: 12 Million Sign Up to Vote on New Constitution (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Opposition Infighting Raises Spectre of Violence (IRIN)
• Liberia: Sexual Harassment - Auditor John Morlu Linked (Informer)
• Liberia: R/Gee Dev Supt Escapes Corruption Allegation (Informer)
• Liberia: Civil Society Monitors PRS Implementation - Deploy Staffers in Five Counties (Informer)
• Liberia: SSS Denies Newspaper Reports (Informer)
• Liberia: Ellen Makes Several Appointments in Government (Informer)
• Liberia: Life for Life - Jubah's Killers Get Death by Hanging, but... (Informer)
• Namibia: Fitch Affirms Nampower at 'BBB-' Outlook Stable (Namibia Economist)
• Africa: Global Youth Leaders Tip on Continent's Economic Future (CISA)
• Tanzania: Panel Proposes Football Power to Fight Malaria (CISA)
• South Africa: Church to Celebrate Mass to Fight Human Trafficking (CISA)
• Africa: Several Nations Violating Religious Freedom, Says U.S. Report (CISA)
• Tanzania: Amecea Youth Challenge Leaders on Corruption (CISA)
• Kenya: Cash-Flush Banks Race for Housing Projects (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Economy Points to Strong 2010 Growth (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Oil Marketers' Boycott of Pipeline Fuels Fears of Higher Pump Prices (Business Daily)
• Rwanda: Picturesque Kigali Shows Huge Appetite for Order [column] (Business Daily)
• Africa: Scangroup Targets Growth with Ogilvy Deal [interview] (Business Daily)
• Namibia/South Africa: Mini-2010 World Cup Tourney in Katutura (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Flick Your Plastic for a Beer in Omuserra-Komba [column] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Local Exhibitors Satisfied With ZITF (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Conservationist Asks for the Adoption of Alternative Fuel Sources (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Poetry Competition Offers Big Prizes Again (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Waterskiers Win Medals in SA (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Consumer Confidence Up, But Import and Export Indices On a Downward Spiral - IJG (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Offbeat [column] (Namibia Economist)
• Kenya: Govt to Seize Weapons in North (IRIN)
• Angola: NY bomb suspect 'giving useful information' to police (ANGOP)
• Angola: Asia shares fall over Greece debt (ANGOP)
• Angola: Six countries confirmed for Cuca international chess tournament (ANGOP)
• Angola: 108 Labour Rules Infringements Recorded in Huambo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youth Residences Worth Over 80,000 Kwanzas Per Month (ANGOP)
• Angola: Spontaneous Movement Promotes Community Activities (ANGOP)
• Angola: Commerce Minister Unveils Real Estate Fair (ANGOP)
• Angola: National Under 18 Team Coach Says Basketball Has Lost Identity (ANGOP)
• Angola: Journalists Union Wants Uniform Salaries (ANGOP)
• Angola: Stability and Businesses Opportunities Highlighted (ANGOP)
• Angola: Local Ombudsman at French-Speaking Mediators' Meeting (ANGOP)
• Ghana: GPRTU Calls for Suspension of New Insurance Premium (Public Agenda)
• Africa: Outcomes of the Second African Water Week Still Relevant (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: World Bank Reviews Its Information Policy (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Ceiling On Supreme Court Judges Rejected (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Good News to Tilapia Lovers (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Government Must Go to the Root of TOR's Problem [editorial] (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Manual to Assist Women Participate Effectively in Decision Making Launched (Public Agenda)
• Cameroon: No Room For Sterile Conflicts (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: 100 Cassava Chipping Machines to Enhance Processing (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Imprisoned for Crockery (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua's Death, Huge Loss - Iwu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A Man Called Goodluck [column] (Vanguard)
• Africa: Setting Africa On A Global Agenda (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Yaounde to Host 1st International Golf Tournament (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: After Five Years of Reforms, What Next? (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Water and Energy - Public / Private Partnership Under Review (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Rakes in $117 Million From Tobacco Sales (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Blowing Hot and Cold in the Caribbean (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Hands Off Banks - BAZ (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: A New Wave of Global Market Fears is Rising (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Commitment, Dedication, Skill Are Vital for Success - Mutambara [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Shamu Attacks Public Media Reforms (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Congo's Kabila Intervenes in Unity Govt Dispute (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: ZSE Trading Dropped By 21 Percent in April (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mobile Phone Operators Face Off (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Do Or Die for CAPS United in CAF Return Leg (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Minister Attacks Colleague on Salary Freeze Saga (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: The Island of Graceful, Prolific Sportsmen (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: 'Principals Hindering GPA Implementation Progress' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Hwange Fully Operational By Year-End - Gwasira (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: 'High Court Did Not Authorise Mbada to Sell Diamonds' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Life Must Be Guided By Moral Values [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Masunda, Councillors' Trial Deferred (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: MDC Cannot Always Be in Sync With Govt (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: National Healing Has No Clear Mandate - Holland (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: A Lot Still to Do Before Elections [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Political Violence - a Death Knell for National Healing [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Sticking to Stale Old Mantras [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Nigeria: Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, 1951-2010 - the Life of a President (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: At the Gate of the Villa (Daily Trust)
• Kenya: Fresh Training for Parasatal Heads (Nation)
• Kenya: Weatherman Warning Over Floods (Nation)
• Kenya: UK Polls Offer Lessons (Nation)
• Kenya: Court Reinstates Election Petition (Nation)
• Kenya: Destroy Ivory to Curb Poaching, PM Urges Tanzania (Nation)
• Nigeria: NGE Mourns Yar'Adua (Vanguard)
• Uganda: UN Boss to Visit Nation This Month (New Vision)
• Uganda: IGG Drops Controversial House Deal (New Vision)
• Uganda: NDA to Take On Food Monitoring (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ruggers Head to Nakuru for Bamburi Series (New Vision)
• Uganda: Express Coach David Otti Bedridden (New Vision)
• Uganda: Explosive UCU, Marines Match Up at YMCA (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bunamwaya Look to Okuthi in Kakungulu (New Vision)
• Uganda: Walusimbi, Okecho in Hunt for Cricket Talent (New Vision)
• Uganda: Buddo Eject Copa Favourites Kitende (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Wheat Shortfalls to Worsen - CFU (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Africa: Energy Access Vital to Success of Millennium Development Goals (MediaGlobal)
• Africa: Mobile Phones Revolutionize Education (MediaGlobal)
• Africa: Dual Burden of Disease is Addressed at World Malaria Day (MediaGlobal)
• Uganda: New National Development Plan Not So New (MediaGlobal)
• Nigeria: The Man Jonathan (This Day)
• Nigeria: Local Content - Pengassan Lists Conditions for Participants (This Day)
• Nigeria: Electoral Boss Denies Existence of Official Residence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Residents Decry Stench From Morgue (This Day)
• Nigeria: Vote Campaign - Oshiomhole Urged to Enlist Govenors (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Making of a President [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Elders Fault Rehabilitation Work On Roads (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mega Party - Count Us Out, Says LP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest 10 Pipeline Vandals, Robbery Suspects (This Day)
• Nigeria: Criminal Defamation - Court Grants Bail to Orji's Aide (This Day)
• Nigeria: Govt Okays IPP to Power Industrial Estates, Enterprise Zones (This Day)
• Nigeria: Patience, the New First Lady (This Day)
• Nigeria: 200 Commercial Sex Workers Arrested in Kano (This Day)
• Nigeria: Elumelu Calls for Diversification of NSE Stocks (This Day)
• Nigeria: UI Signs MOU On Conflict Resolution (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senate Orders Reinstatement of Customs' Top Shot (This Day)
• Nigeria: Beware of Sycophants, Organised Labour Tells Jonathan (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Now President (This Day)
• Nigeria: GKS Disowns Statement By Cleric (This Day)
• South Africa: Fifa Warns Against Ambush Marketing (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Access to Electricity Improves in 2009 (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Transnet Ready for Possible Strike Action (BuaNews)
• South Africa: WEF On Africa Draws to a Close (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mandela Welcomes World Cup Trophy (BuaNews)
• Nigeria: Tribunal Verdict - Will It Usher a New Ekiti? [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - AC, PDP Back to the Trenches in Lagos [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Umaru Yar'Adua - End of an Era [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Prison Reform - the Senate Initiative [editorial] (This Day)
• Nigeria: House Moves to Save 18 Condemned Locals (This Day)
• Nigeria: Underage Marriage - 'Yarima's Conduct Unacceptable' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Niger Demands 25 Percent Budget Share of FCT From FG (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fashola Lauds Zain for Boosting Security (This Day)
• Somalia: Somaliland Needs Own Plan for Climate Change (IRIN)
• South Africa: Sasol Chemists Start an Education Chain Reaction (Business Day)
• South Africa: Zuma's Thoughts and Other Metaphysical Puzzles [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: A Need to Be Seen Doing Something [editorial] (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Testing Times [editorial] (Business Day)
• Malawi: PMTCT Battles Missing Drugs, Missing Moms (PlusNews)
• Tanzania: Govt Expels Aids Activists During Economic Forum (PlusNews)
• South Africa: Fund Managers' Profit Soars 210 Percent in Rebound (Business Day)
• Kenya: Why Public Health Officers Should Inspect City Eateries [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Accesskenya Shares Lose Lustre Despite Boom (Business Daily)
• South Africa: Glenryck Takes a Bite Out of Oceana's Earnings (Business Day)
• South Africa: Randgold Gets New Mines Operating to Boost Output (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mondi Upbeat as Prices, Orders Increase (Business Day)
• South Africa: Service Delivery Up But 'Discontent Growing' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Forum Denies Barring Media Over Manuel Reports Last Year (Business Day)
• South Africa: Transport Strike Threatens Power Supply, Says Business (Business Day)
• South Africa: Fifa 'Needs to Protect Its Sponsors' (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Funding Gives Ballet Company a Lift (Business Day)
• Namibia: Forensics Rule Out Human Remains in Well (Namibian)
• Namibia: Man in Court for Girlfriend's Grisly Shotgun Murder (Namibian)
• Namibia: Serial Stock Thief Jailed for Ten Years (Namibian)
• Namibia: More Rain for Windhoek (Namibian)
• South Africa: A New Crisis on the Horizon [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Too Many in ANC Forget Real Centre of Power [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Private Investor - Altron Unit Has Power but Beware of Bears (Business Day)
• South Africa: The Kings Park Faithful Should Be Rubbing Their Hands in Anticipation (Business Day)
• South Africa: IBO Title Beckons for the Fast Improving Oosthuizen (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pierre Jourdan Not Quite a Shoo-in for Highveld Horse of the Year (Business Day)
• South Africa: Semifinal Hopefuls in Key Rugby Clashes (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Pillars Will Not Slack- Musa (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Heartland Won't Give Up- Nwaopara (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: We Will Punish Kwara United- Dike (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Enyimba Will Be Double Champions - Anyansi (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: 3sc Will Maintain Their Winning Streak - Amoo (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ali Assures On Cameroon Golf Tournament (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: And the Winner Is...red Fury Hope to End Decades of World Cup Pain (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Taiwo Relishes League Title (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Dynamos Set to Crush Gaborone Utd (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Okonji Picks Loyola Marymount (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Could Indiana Land Emmanuel Negedu? (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Babayaro Resurrects [interview] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: We Let Ourselves Down - Sodje (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Omoile Dreams Global Success (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fagbenle is Poised to Make It in the U.S. [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Coming Out to America Was Difficult-- John Amaechi (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Igwe Ready For Red Stars (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Uwak Gets Coaches' Praises (Daily Champion)
• Namibia: No Bail for Record Robbery Suspect (Namibian)
• Namibia: Lion Killer to Be Charged (Namibian)
• Namibia: Tiny Baby Sets a Record (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo, Others Must Account For Yar'Adua's Death -Okwu (Independent)
• Nigeria: Lagos Lawyer Alleges Threat to Life, Petitions Onovo (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ekiti AC to Appeal Against Tribunal Judgment (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'Jonathan's Presidency Will Change Political Equation' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Fight Against Poverty Must Not Be Politicised -Obi (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Can Seek Presidency For Two More Terms - Akeredolu (Independent)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua - A Veritable Agent of Change, Says Ibori (Independent)
• Nigeria: Business Paralysed Over Yar'Adua's Death (Independent)
• Nigeria: AC Pays Tribute to Yar'Adua, Hails Smooth Succession (Independent)
• Nigeria: FRSC Certifies 208 Driving Schools (Independent)
• Nigeria: Thousands Witness Yar'Adua's Burial (Independent)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Don't Join The Race, Falae Advises Jonathan (Independent)
• Uganda: Mubiru to Represent Common Man's Views (New Vision)
• Uganda: Vote Disciplined People - Bakaluba (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nambooze Vows to Cut Vendors' Taxes (New Vision)
• Uganda: I Was Sent by God - Pastor Talemwa (New Vision)
• Uganda: Independents Clash at Bukerere Rally (New Vision)
• Uganda: Two Youth Sentenced to Death for Murder (New Vision)
• Uganda: Gulu Residents Protest Eviction (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Searching for Adjumani CAO (New Vision)
• Uganda: Enforcement of Ban On Coaching Welcome [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Iganga Losing Swamp Vegetation Due to Grass Scarcity (New Vision)
• Uganda: Manafwa Leaders Want District Approved (New Vision)
• Uganda: Four Die in Tirinyi Road Accident (New Vision)
• Uganda: Human Waste Choking Sironko Town (New Vision)
• Uganda: Insurers Advised on Common Market (New Vision)
• Uganda: Heritage Sale Concludes in June (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pre-Export Verification Starts June 9 (New Vision)
• Uganda: Baroda Gets First Offsite Teller Machine (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country Needs Useful Solutions for Disasters [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Co-op Can Drive the National Devt Plan [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Soldiers Have a Right to Vote for a President [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Government Looking for U.S. Office (New Vision)
• East Africa: East Africa to Check Internet Crime (New Vision)
• Uganda: Red Cross Recommends Highway Ambulance Service (New Vision)
• Uganda: Campaign to Reduce Mothers' Deaths Starts (New Vision)
• Uganda: Parties Protest Over Allocation of Donor Funding (New Vision)
• Uganda: Defence Demands Sh25b to Hunt Kony (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bidandi Refuses to Join Parties Coalition (New Vision)
• Uganda: Zzimwe Laid to Rest in Seeta, Mukono (New Vision)
• Uganda: Omega Pastors Bribed Me - Witness (New Vision)
• Uganda: Politicised Clergy or Politician - Who Will Take the Prize Home? [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Gets Turkish Doctorate (New Vision)
• Uganda: State Orders Arrest of Priest Over Rape (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Names Kampala Robbery Taxis (New Vision)
• Uganda: Domestic Tourism Picks Up (New Vision)
• South Africa: Three-Year Accident Claim Limit to Come Under Scrutiny (Business Day)
• South Africa: 'Ghost Schools' Scam Could Cost Eastern Cape R12 Million (Business Day)
• South Africa: Loss Rises as Miner Gears for Growth (Business Day)
• South Africa: 'Financial Botox' for Markets No Safeguard Against Asset Bubbles (Business Day)
• South Africa: Miner Raises Millions to Fund Expansion Projects (Business Day)
• Mauritius: Power and the Press - Independence or Political Bias? (L'Express)
• Mauritius: The teaching of Creole at school - The real concerns (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Good winners and good losers (L'Express)
• South Africa: Shipping Group 'Turns the Corner' as Global Freight Recovers (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mittal Not Fazed by Zimbabwe Rejection (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rivals Locked in Tense Battle for Gauteng ANC Crown (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cabinet Takes Aim at 'Jobs for Cadres' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Airlink in Clear, Acsa Blamed for Near-Disaster (Business Day)
• South Africa: Judges Appeal State of Joburg Court Library (Business Day)
• Uganda: Monitor Journalist Gets Fellowship (Monitor)
• Uganda: Traders Get Training (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Private Firm Tackling Power Problems Head On [interview] (Made It In Africa)
• Uganda: Warid and MTN Slash Internet Rates (Monitor)
• Uganda: All Constituencies Should Be Districts [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Simba Test Bunna's Cup Ambitions (Monitor)
• Uganda: We Must Get Out of the Box And Think for Uganda [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: 'Government Lost Shs1 Billion in Drugs Scam' (Monitor)
• Uganda: Make Electricity Vandalism a Capital Offence [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Works Minister 'Under Siege' in Ibanda [analysis] (Monitor)
• Uganda: More Towns to Become Municipalities (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Salutes Fallen Legend Obua (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ice Cap Faces Extinction in 40 Years (Monitor)
• Uganda: Budo Eliminate Kitende (Monitor)
• Uganda: Law Society Asks President to Interdict Justice Choudry (Monitor)
• Uganda: Warriors Struggle to Beat KCC Lions (Monitor)
• Uganda: URA Names 1,000 Top Tax Defaulters (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Receives Doctorate (Monitor)
• Uganda: Violence and Youth Participation in Politics [analysis] (Monitor)
• Africa: Policy Shift Needed for Growth - Kasekende (Monitor)
• Angola: Macanga Conquers Asian Cup and Manifests Wish to Change Team (ANGOP)
• Angola: Sale of Phenylpropanolamine Drugs Suspended (ANGOP)
• Angola: Family Contributes to Development (ANGOP)
• Angola: Roberto Martin Autographs Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: UNFAO Conference Enables Country to Show Developments (ANGOP)
• Angola: Non-Oil Sector Grows Over 50 Percent Eight Years (ANGOP)
• Angola: Country Attends World Economic Forum on Africa (ANGOP)
• Angola: Campaign to Vaccinate Over 3 Million Children (ANGOP)
• Angola: Government Grants U.S. 350 Million for Agriculture (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bio-Fuels Law Establishes Rational Land Concession (ANGOP)
• Angola: FAO Chief Praises Farming Policies (ANGOP)
• Angola: EU Donates Text-Books to Over 200,000 Students (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cica Launches Good Governance Programme (ANGOP)
• Angola: Attorney General's Office Mission Works in Uíge (ANGOP)
• Angola: Housing Institute Signs Deal With Flexibuild (ANGOP)
• Angola: Trade Minister Opens Real Estate Fair (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Stresses Training for Theatre Quality (ANGOP)
• Somalia: AMISOM Warn of Suicide Bombings (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: Ahlu Sunnah and the Collapse of Power Deal With TFG (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: MSF Opens Clinic in North Galkayo (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria: Nigeria - Our Nation in Mourning [document] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: How Yar'Adua's Remains Left Abuja Airport (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua - Lamentation as Body Departs Villa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Katsina Mourns as Remains Laid to Rest (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Davis Cup - NTF Member Positive (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Heartland, Enyimba in High Spirits (Daily Champion)
• Uganda: URA Bothered by Low Tax Collections (Monitor)
• Uganda: Rights Bodies Challenge Parties Law (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Here Comes the Jonathan Presidency [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obama, Zuma Other World Leaders, Mourn (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Brown, Russian President Mourn Yar'Adua (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Questions Bio Must Ask [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Enters President Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Wako Bans Campaign Rallies (The Star)
• Zambia: Violence is Not Answer [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Stop Harassing African Leaders, RB Tells NGOs (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Chiluba Dates Luapula People (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Don't Be Used, Cifire Warns East Teachers (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kazonga Canes PF Councillors (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'HIV/Aids Stalls Development' (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kazungula Pontoon Goes Missing (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mambwe Flood Victims Go Back Home (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ECZ to Review Electoral Code (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Channel Funds to Projects, Not Gay Rights, Donors Urged (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Increase Fuel Levy, Says Permsec (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mufumbwe By-Election Petition Justified - FODEP (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Aids Law Project Relaunches With Broader Focus (Health-e)
• Tanzania: Yvonne Chakachaka in the Country for Cause (Citizen)
• Nigeria: Duke's Resignation From PDP in Bad Taste - Representative (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ibadan Key to My Calling - Arewa [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Era of Impunity Over in PDP - Atiku [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: More Questions On "One Man, One Vote" Rally [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Succour for Lagos Destitute (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ebonyi Pays N988.5 Million to Ex-Councillors (Independent)
• Nigeria: Finance Minister Charges Insurers to Be Customer Oriented (Independent)
• Nigeria: FAAN Gives Reasons for Training Security Personnel (Independent)
• Nigeria: NLC Chides Yobe Govt On Desertification (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'Count Omisore Out of Oath Taking' (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Making of Youth Entrepreneurs [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Wages - Kwara TUC Faults Non-Inclusion in Committee (Independent)
• Nigeria: Mba - Honoured for Meritorious Service (Independent)
• Nigeria: Sachet Water Hawkers Protest in Benin (Independent)
• Nigeria: Babalola Identifies Critical Success Factors For Insurance Firms (Independent)
• Nigeria: Presidential Election Verdict - Before the Blackout [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: When Covey Gave Zain Corporate Advantage (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'How Reform Increased Private Sector Investment in Ports' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Challenges Facing Nigerian Health System [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Port Harcourt Airport - 'Power is Our Greatest Challenge' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Still On New Face of Jonathan [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: When Youths Shut Down Uyo Town (Independent)
• Nigeria: Imo Govt, NGOs to Establish Industries in Rural Areas (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nwaoko - Canvassing PHCN Service Delivery in Jos [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: IBB Will Right the Wrongs of The Past - Imasuangbon [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Bristow Group Pledges Technical Support For NCAT (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nuhu Ribadu in Public Court (Independent)
• Nigeria: Back Bio's Proposed Sports Summit, Commend Minister (Independent)
• Nigeria: Senate's Stance On Emodi Vs. Igbeke (Independent)
• Nigeria: Anambra State And Uncritical Analysts (1) [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Shipyard - South African Firm Undertakes Feasibility Study in The Country (Independent)
• Nigeria: Iweka - Our Agenda in the Justice Oputa Award [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Representatives Want Ex-Eagles in Football Administration (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG Approves U.S. $8 Million For 2010 World Cup (Independent)
• Nigeria: Maiduguri Residents Flay Chinese Firm's Poor Road Construction (Independent)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua - Business Activities Paralysed Nationwide (Independent)
• Nigeria: Yobo May Quit Everton This Summer (Independent)
• Tanzania: Ministry in Move to Eradicate Destructive Birds in Shinyanga (Citizen)
• Africa: WEF- Direct Investment Decreases 20 Percent (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Scarcity of Health Facilities Blamed for Maternal Deaths (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Beyond Tomorrow - ICT Solution to 85,000 Dar Teacher Shortage (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Mkapa's Position on Zanzibar Unity Vote (Citizen)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Iwu And INEC [editorial] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Celebrating 'Road Safety Week' in Silence [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Africa: Maritime Arbitration - Specialised Center to Be Established in West, Central Africa (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Foreign Direct Investment - South African Firm to Establish Shipyard in The Country (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: A Monumental Loss -- Oyinlola (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: He Deserves Peace Prize -- Kalu (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: 44-Man List. 30... Argentina... [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: A Selfless Leader --Chime (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Mikel Returns in Two Weeks After Surgery (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FG Approves N1.25 Billion For World Cup (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Citizens in U.S. Mourn (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Adamawa PDP Crisis - Lessons, Issues [analysis] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: A Rare Patriot, Statesman --Bankole (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Yobo Dreams Arsenal Move (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: PDP's Crisis is Inevitable-- Sagay [interview] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: A Great Nation Builder --Shonekan (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Obama Condoles With The Nation (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Our Nation is Mourning --President (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: We Have Lost a Statesman --Oshiomhole (Daily Champion)
• South Africa: Business 'Following World Trend Away From Unskilled Labour' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Grand Parade Investments Gets Total Thuo Control (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Absa Trust Aimed at 'Feet On the Ground' Investor (Business Day)
• Nigeria: PSP Chairman Denounces Impeachment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oyo Political Tussle - Ladoja, Adeojo Unite Against Akala (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The President is Dead (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Driver Trapped for Hours in Auto Crash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT Residents, Associations Mourn Yar'Adua (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Man Struggles With Suspected 'One- Chance' Operators (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yar'Adua's Corpse Borne Into Stadium (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Utako Police Rescue Kidnapped Lebanese (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Plateau Congress - Ogbulafor Wants Caretaker Office Reopened (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Late President Yar'Adua's Body Arrives Airport (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Govt Chairmen Shun Takai's Rally (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Funeral Prayers Held for Yar'Adua (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Sworn in as President (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yerima and His Teenage Wife [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Coy Explains Participation at Lagos Architects Forum (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Govt to Supervise Reconstruction of Razed Market (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Robbed World Bank Official Dies at Gwagwalada (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCTA Removes Speed Breakers From Roads (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'New Ministry Will Boost Housing Delivery' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: An Unsteady 35 Months [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Now That Jonathan is President [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bank Reforms Cripple Real Estate- REDAN (Daily Trust)
• Africa: World Economic Forum On Africa - "We Must Attract Foreign Investors to Africa," Says AfDB President [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Ghana: MiDA Spends $ 401.94 Million On Contracts (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Amidu Inspects Work At Ankaful Maximum Security Prisons (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Veep Praises Asantehene for Exemplary Traditional Leadership (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Parliament to Pass ADR Act Into Law Soon (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Hearts and Olympic to Vie for Millennium City Cup (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Five of the Ten Jail Breakers Believed to Be Hiding Badukrom (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Government Denies That Dr. Cadman Mills Uses Police Outriders (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Speed Up Work On Ajumako District Hospital (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Government to Suffer Revenue Loss Through Smuggling/Fake Alcoholic Beverages- (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Minister Orders Police to Provide Security for Asenema Community (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Rural Enterprises Project Rolls Out Two Credit Systems (Accra Mail)
• Burkina Faso: Rural Technology for Development in Burkina Faso (UNDP)
• Tanzania: Things Fall Apart for Simba from Successful Record Season to Zero (Daily News)
• Nigeria: The Yar'Adua I Knew [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Judiciary Workers Suspend Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NUC Lists 34 Illegal Universities (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Umaru Musa Yar'Adua - the Last Trip Home [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: What Next After Yar'Adua's Exit? [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bugaje Berates PDP Zoning Arrangement (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Katsina Stands Still (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Aspirant Pledges to Rebuild Abia Health Care (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jonathan's Interview On CNN [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Iwu Should Be a Gentleman [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Maurice Iwu the Piper [opinion] (Independent)
• Rwanda: Barthez Visit Excites Ruggers (New Times)
• Rwanda: Revelations of the Real Evil Intentions of the Self-Professed Humanitarian, Paul Rusesabagina (New Times)
• Rwanda: FESPAD 2010 to Proceed Despite Presidential Polls (New Times)
• Rwanda: Child Welfare is Everyone's Responsibility [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Mini-Expo Opens At Rwanda Village (New Times)
• Rwanda: NPC Second Phase Set (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nshimiyimana - Title Ours to Lose (New Times)
• East Africa: EABC Seeks More Active Participation (New Times)
• Rwanda: TFF Threaten to Ban Simba From Kagame Cup (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nyamagabe Gets New Library (New Times)
• Rwanda: eRwanda Project to Get Two More ICT Buses (New Times)
• Rwanda: NPC Head Revels in New Continental Role (New Times)
• Rwanda: German Charity Refurbishes School (New Times)
• Rwanda: Police Construct Terraces in Kanyinya (New Times)
• Rwanda: Human Rights Record Impressive: UN Official (New Times)
• Rwanda: RTLM Journalist Pinned On City Killings (New Times)
• Rwanda: Inaugural Soccer Academy Tourney Kicks Off (New Times)
• South Africa: Cable Suppliers 'Collusion' Inquiry (Business Day)
• South Africa: Minister Wants to Merge Saps, Metro Police (Business Day)
• South Africa: No Real Threat From Right Wingers, Just 'A Few On Fringe' - Minister (Business Day)
• Rwanda: Gaming Corp Honours Genocide Victims (New Times)
• Rwanda: MTN Mobile Money Hits Rwf590 Million (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ingabire's Other Co-Accused Appears in Court (New Times)
• Rwanda: OTC Market Report - Thursday May 6th, 2010 (New Times)
• Rwanda: Investment Meet to Enhance Business Opportunities (New Times)
• Rwanda: IBM Partner CAL-Rwanda Rebrands (New Times)
• Rwanda: Fuel Prices Hike (New Times)
• Nigeria: Clinton Statement On Passing of Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua [document] (America.gov)
• Zimbabwe: MPs Should Stay With Constituents [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Put Squabbles Aside, Says Kunonga (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Contamination - Serious Threat to Crop Value (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Minister Clears Air On Salaries (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Advocacy Vital in Disease Prevention - Parirenyatwa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Crop Rotation Keeps Soil Rich, Improves Yields (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Parties to Preserve Liberation Legacy (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tempers Flare Over Clr's 'Animal' Slur (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Biti to Negotiate Lines of Credit With SA Counterpart (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Malema Victimised, Says Zanu-PF Youth League (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Farmers Blame Contractors (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sanctions Must Go Completely [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: YOG Countdown Begins (The Herald)
• East Africa: Comesa Gets 20 Million Euro Food Security Fund (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Biti Promises to Pay War Vets (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: VP Nkomo Meets Envoys (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bowled By the Rain and Heat (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: PSL Weekend Clashes Without Big Guns (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Dembare Fight Against Complacency (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Down But Certainly Not Out (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Econet Share Price Tumbles (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Local Art On Exhibition in Seoul (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Women Urged to Join Army (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CIMAS Hikes Contributions (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Special Teams' to Run Bindura, Redcliff (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Munyoro Excels in SA Muscle Contest (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zimplats to Settle U.S.$23,5 Million Tax (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Vabati Vajehovah, Tavengwa in Bitter Row (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Renovatio Release Six-Track Album (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Call for Gender-Sensitive Business Policies (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CAPS United Confident (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: State Lose to Mozambique (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Herbal Therapy Transforms Villagers Lives (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tobacco Sales Up 67 Percent (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chartered Accountants Urged to Uphold Ethics (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mobile Operators Implement Per Second Billing (The Herald)
• South Africa: Online News Sites go After Critical Mass, Advertising Model Still Elusive (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Retail Under Pressure, Self-Service to the Rescue? (Biz-Community)
• Angola: Fashion Designer Suggests Use of Clothes in Cold Season (ANGOP)
• Angola: Has 30 Million Hectares of Arable Land (ANGOP)
• Angola: Police Official Stresses Staff Elevation Level (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Cape Fans Get Hold of Last-Gasp World Cup Tickets (Argus)
• South Africa: Final Seconds of Death Bus (Argus)
• South Africa: Man Claims Stabbing of Teen Was Self-Defence (Argus)
• South Africa: Cold Front Lashes Through Coastal Villages (Argus)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Shuns Yar'Adua's Burial (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Sworn in As President - Absent At Yar'Adua's Burial (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Obasanjo Absent From Funeral (Daily Trust)
• Burkina Faso: Community Organizations Key to Fighting HIV/Aids (UNDP)
• Nigeria: FG Must Probe Yar'Adua's Death, Handlers - Akintola (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Struggle for Vice-President Begins (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jostling for Vice Presidential Slot Begins (This Day)
• South Africa: Zuma Breached Ethics Code, Says Official (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: 'Super Ministers' Come Under Fire (The Herald)
• Uganda: Revenue Body Under Fire (New Vision)
• Rwanda: Skills Shortage Thwarts Small and Medium Enterprises (New Times)
• Nigeria: Nation Mourns as Yar'Adua Interred (This Day)