September 21, 2010

• Africa: U.S. Secretary Announces Global Alliance to Improve Livelihoods of Women [document] (State Department)
• South Africa: Cinema in a Democratic South Africa by Lucia Saks [book listing] (Indiana University Press)
• South Africa: No Work, No Pay Rule Sticks (Argus)
• South Africa: Missing Orange Farm Girls Found Alive (Argus)
• South Africa: Derby-Lewis's Leg Could Be Amputated (Argus)
• West Africa: French Military Search for Hostages in the Sahel (RFI)
• Africa: African Development Strides Propelled By Policy Innovations, Says UN-Backed Report (UN News)
• Congo-Kinshasa: UN And DR Congo Distribute Identity Cards to Refugees to Improve Their Rights (UN News)
• Mozambique: Govt Hopes to Meet Development Goal on Water Supply (IRIN)
• Cape Verde: Nation On Track to Meet Most Development Goals (UNDP)
• Niger: UN Chief Welcomes Pledge on Constitutional Order (UN News)
• Nigeria: UN Probes Outbreak of Lead Poisoning in Northern Nigeria (UN News)
• Kenya: Home HIV Testing Helps Early Diagnosis of High-Risk Children (PlusNews)
• Africa: Tracking Progress on Health Development Goals (PlusNews)
• Kenya: The High Price of Birth (IRIN)
• Africa: Reducing the Risk in Slums (IRIN)
• Sierra Leone: 3 Years of APC Rule - Achievements [opinion] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Mokoena to Be Fit for Leone Stars Clash (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Tetteh, Marcel On Target in Sweden (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Sports News - Reo-Coker Agrees to Represent Salone (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Curse of Its Riches - Again? (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Viewpoint - 3 Years of APC Rule - Achievements (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Tenants Frown At 1973 Municipal Act (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Relics Commission Submits 2009 Report (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Bo Calls for Mental Home (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Dr. Thorpe to Address Slaj Monthly Symposium (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: As APC Marks 36 Months in Office... Slpp Eyes 2012 Come Back (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: 'Corruption Can Be Dealt With...' ...Deputy ACC Boss (Concord)
• Africa: Aids Needs Innovative Thinking (Health-e)
• Uganda: Besigye Reveals Election Agenda (Independent)
• Uganda: Agriculture Scheme Raised to $45 Million (EA Business)
• Africa: China Plays Poor (IPS)
• Nigeria: IBB - Facing Past And Present (Fahamu)
• Africa: South Sudan - Africa, Bashir And the ICC (Fahamu)
• Africa: Focus on Women and Girls Key to MDG Success [guest column] (allAfrica)
• Ghana: Oversubscribed Cocoa Board Facility Transaction Completed (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Angola: Portuguese Institute Spends Over U.S $3.0 Million in Health Projects (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer Association Pledges to Improve Infant-Juvenile Literary Prize (ANGOP)
• Angola: Law to Establish Ways for Ceasing of Public Managers' Mandates (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youth Should Learn More About Local Constitution (ANGOP)
• Angola: Measures to Reduce Crime of Passion in Luanda Recommended (ANGOP)
• Angola: Vice President to Chair Nation's Day Events at Shanghai Expo2010 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writers Association Holds Conference On Slavery Abolition and Neto's Poetry (ANGOP)
• Angola: 1,500 Families Benefit From Drinkable Water in Mufuma Commune (ANGOP)
• Angola: Armed Forces Debate HIV/Aids Issues (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youths Urged to Preserve Public Property (ANGOP)
• Angola: Contemporary Dance in Nation Needs Boost (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ministry of Commerce Holds Workshop on AGOA (ANGOP)
• Angola: Methodist Bishop Defends Need to Study Agostinho Neto in Schools (ANGOP)
• Angola: Attorney-General Announces Signing of Agreement With Chinese Oficials (ANGOP)
• Angola: 30 Killed as Police Road Blitz Ends (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation Vows to Achieve Millennium Development Goals (ANGOP)
• Africa: CAMFA Opens with Call to Stop Illegal Actvities on Africa's Waters. [SPONSOR WIRE] (African Union)
• South Africa: Parliament Botches Delivery Protest Investigation [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Namibia: Privilege and Poverty - Liberation's limits [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Kenya: Crunching Numbers At 'Africa's Biggest Slum' [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Zimbabwe: What Makes a Zimbabwean Hero? [column] (Fahamu)
• Ethiopia: Prisoner of the Prisoners [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: More Than a Continent? Remapping Africa [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Somalia: Puntland Police Arrested Two Suspected Persons (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: PM Resigns in Dispute With President (Garowe Online)
• Zambia: New Railway Line to Mozambique Port Opens (SANF)
• Africa: Connecting the Struggles - an Informal Chat With Black Americans [document] (Fahamu)
• Africa: African Civil Society Organisations - Chinese Perceptions (Fahamu)
• Somalia: The Real Pirates - Washington, Paris And Oslo [opinion] (Fahamu)
• East Africa: Long Way to Single EA Currency (EA Business)
• Kenya: Local New Co-Chair of Indian Solar Task Force (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Local Forex Reserves at U.S. $3.7 Billion (EA Business)
• Uganda: Local Pension Age Limit to Be Reduced (EA Business)
• East Africa: Opportunities in Lake Victoria [editorial] (EA Business)
• Burundi: EALA Sitting Commences (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Local Music Group Just Family Splits (EA Business)
• Kenya: Nation Banks Dominate Awards (EA Business)
• East Africa: To Thrive, EAC Needs Competition Policy [opinion] (EA Business)
• East Africa: Jazz Concert Stage Set (EA Business)
• Africa: Bharti Airtel, IBM Join to Transform Africa (EA Business)
• East Africa: Rwanda Short of Eggs as Uganda Cuts Supply (EA Business)
• Uganda: Kampala Readies for World Tourism Day Celebrations (EA Business)
• East Africa: Piracy, Row Cause Oil Shortage in Kenya, Uganda (EA Business)
• Uganda: UCU Canons Top Local Hoops (EA Business)
• Namibia: FDI Failed to Create Employment Says Govt (New Era)
• Namibia: Upstarts Upset Political Cart (New Era)
• Namibia: Ohangwena Affliates to an (New Era)
• Namibia: Minister Warns Poachers (New Era)
• Namibia: Karupu Unseated in Kavango Primaries (New Era)
• Namibia/Zimbabwe: Saintfiet Already Rocking the Boat in Zimbabwe (New Era)
• Namibia: Pakistani Raring to Go (New Era)
• Namibia: National Bank Starts Making Serious Money (New Era)
• Namibia: Poverty Grinds in Tobias Hainyeko (New Era)
• Namibia: Mogotsi's Job On the Line (New Era)
• Namibia: GIPF - The Nation Wants Action (New Era)
• Namibia: Massive Theft at School (New Era)
• Namibia: Gardening Project Gets Protection (New Era)
• Namibia: Praying in Pink (New Era)
• Namibia: From Employees to Employers (New Era)
• Namibia: Karas Netball in Durban (New Era)
• Namibia: Windhoek Show Celebrates 56 Years (New Era)
• Namibia: Stop the 'Mushrooming' of Traditional Authorities (New Era)
• Namibia: Swapo Primaries Shocker in North (New Era)
• South Africa: Palabora Magnetite Halted by Rail Accident (Business Day)
• South Africa: Competition Commission Withdraws Pioneer Fine Appeal (Business Day)
• South Africa: Job Shedding Falls (Business Day)
• Kenya: Kibaki Says Govt is Making Gains on Poverty (Nation)
• Kenya: Narc-Kenya Hails Poll Win, Eyes 2012 (Nation)
• Kenya: Keep Off New Law Implementation, Ministers Told (Nation)
• Kenya: ICC- Govt Date With Justice Still on (Nation)
• East Africa: Region's Trade in EAC Up 41 Percent (New Times)
• Rwanda: Pair Torn Between APR And Kiyovu (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ferwaba Select On the Up After UGB Win (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ndayikengurukiye Lauds RRA Players (New Times)
• Rwanda: Two Dropped From Commonwealth Team (New Times)
• Rwanda: 28MW Hydro Project Progressing - Official (New Times)
• Rwanda: Suspected Drug Dealers Arrested (New Times)
• Rwanda: Media Urged to Fight Corruption (New Times)
• Rwanda: KIST Suspends Internship Allowances (New Times)
• Rwanda: Queue Management Systems Installed in Hospitals (New Times)
• Rwanda: Parliament to Establish PAC (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rwanda to Learn From Vietnam Fishing Industry (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ibuka in Rwf 100 Million Loss (New Times)
• Rwanda: Traffic Proposal Goes to PM's Office (New Times)
• Rwanda: Anglicans Gets New Archbishop (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kagame Meets Gordon Brown Over Broadband (New Times)
• Rwanda: Broadband Internet; Vital Tool to Fight Poverty (New Times)
• Rwanda: Cardinal Roger Etchegaray and Bloody Symbolism (New Times)
• Rwanda: Is His a Lone Voice in the Wilderness? [opinion] (New Times)
• South Africa: Wooltru on Track to Acquire PBT Assets (Business Day)
• South Africa: Retiring CEO Says Mutual & Federal Plans to Take Advantage of Recovery (Business Day)
• South Africa: Petra Plans to Increase Output as Profit Returns (Business Day)
• South Africa: Airbus in New Deals With Local Firms to Make Components (Business Day)
• South Africa: Chance for Mittal Investors to Show Outrage [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Petra Denial Over Talks to Buy De Beers Mines [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Country Leads the Way in Standing Up Against War Criminals [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cheap Money is No Quick Fix for Unemployment [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Liberation Leaders Now Act Like Their Oppressors [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: On the Stage (Business Day)
• South Africa: Lions Play for Semifinal Spot in Clash Against Sharks (Business Day)
• South Africa: Naspers Buys E-Commerce Asset (Business Day)
• South Africa: Avusa Mum on Mvela 'Opposing Acquisition' (Business Day)
• Africa: Empowering Women Through Literacy Empowers Us All (UNDP)
• Africa: Press Conference on New Africa Development (Nepad) [press release] (UN)
• Africa: Committee Adopts Work Programme Covering Poverty Eradication, Development [press release] (UN)
• Namibia: New Look Ramblers Send Out Strong Warning (New Era)
• Namibia: ILO and the International Labour Standard On HIV/Aids [column] (New Era)
• Namibia: Khomas Finalizes List of Nominees (New Era)
• Africa: What Will You Do to Make Peace Happen? [guest column] (allAfrica)
• Africa: Resources, Political Will to Achieve Millenium Development Goals by 2015 [press release] (UN)
• Cameroon: Hilarious Welcome to Paul Biya at New-York (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zambia: Government Should Lead by example [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Communities Urged to Use Local Clinics (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Rise in Suspect Transactions Reported (Business Day)
• South Africa: Improvement, But Prisons Audit Qualified Again (Business Day)
• South Africa: Gordhan Warns Country Needs 'at Least 6,5 Percent Growth' to Create Jobs (Business Day)
• South Africa: Banks 'Need to Play Active Role in Agriculture' (Business Day)
• South Africa: India's Aegis to Employ 5000 After R500 Million Expansion (Business Day)
• South Africa: Millions of Small Businesses Operate in Dark (Business Day)
• South Africa: Country Plunges in Economic Freedom Index (Business Day)
• South Africa: DTI Looks Into Creative Industry Woes (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Opposition to 'No Politics' on Local Councils (Business Day)
• South Africa: At Long Last, Zuma Strikes a Presidential Note at ANC Indaba [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Government Gets Real on MDGs (Business Day)
• South Africa: Confusion Over New Post for Axed Official (Business Day)
• South Africa: Investec to Take £250m Mortgages Bet (Business Day)
• South Africa: Deal Expected in Pioneer Price-Fixing Fine (Business Day)
• South Africa: Altech Warns of Court Action Over Digital Tv U-Turn (Business Day)
• South Africa: Police Talk Tough on Social Grant Fraud (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt Rewards Young Leaders With President's Award (BuaNews)
• Tanzania: Hefty Fines for Local Fake Fuel Dealers (EA Business)
• Uganda: Comedian Enters Presidential Race (EA Business)
• Uganda: Nation Tops Cecafa Region Again (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Business Leaders Meet to Tackle Illicit Trade (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Fuel Supply Normal in Dar es Salaam (EA Business)
• East Africa: War Crimes Report Dents EA's Image [opinion] (EA Business)
• Uganda: Financial Illiteracy - Our Silent Crisis [analysis] (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Fuel Pump Prices Down (EA Business)
• East Africa: When Muk's Cleaner Turned Artist (EA Business)
• Angola: Santos FC and Petro De Luanda Close 25th Round of Girabola (ANGOP)
• Angola: Progresso Beat Norberto De Castro, Lead Second Division Tournament (ANGOP)
• Angola: Gambos District Needs Five Physicians and 100 Nurses (ANGOP)
• Angola: Territory Administration Delegation Returns (ANGOP)
• Angola: Society's Engagement in Forest Protection Required (ANGOP)
• Angola: Kibala District Gains One More School (ANGOP)
• Angola: Lubango's Commercial Radio Wants to Signal Expanded to All District (ANGOP)
• Angola: Officials Want Regional Category for New Hospital of Kwanza Norte Province (ANGOP)
• East Africa: EA Cement Makers Want Higher Import Duty (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Eldemerdash - Egyptair Has Big Plans for Tanzanian Market (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Windmills Add Value On Kilimo Kwanza Initiative (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Trading At DSE Continues to Tumble (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Survey On Investors' Inventory Coming (Daily News)
• East Africa: Country Fairs Well At EAC Market (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zakia's Club Games Participation in Limbo (Daily News)
• South Africa: Punters Like Some Sugar on Saturday (Business Day)
• South Africa: Stars Aim to Name Komphela as Coach (Business Day)
• South Africa: U.S. Passes the Buck Ahead of the End of the World [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Teaching Tolerance and Harmony in the Townships (Business Day)
• South Africa: Executives 'Should Be Alert to Tax Risk' (Business Day)
• Gambia: Man Charged With Murder Remanded (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: The Media [document] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Yjag Marks Third Anniversary Top Priority to the Welfare of Young Journalists (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Gamcotrap Trains Ebo Town Mothers On Harmful Traditional Practices (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: The Chief Jusctice Should Act - Delays in Judgment Are Unconstitutional [editorial] (Foroyaa)
• Zambia: Xenophobia Victims Resort to New Tactics [analysis] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Refrain From Politics, Army Chief Warns Soldiers (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Zimbabwean Envoy Salutes Zambia's Farmers Input Strategy (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: I Didn't Flee From Court-British Diplomat (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Masaiti Swims in Development (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Report Land Thieves to Police, Says Lundwe (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Change Not Always Good, Cautions Machungwa (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Chiefs Tip Clerics (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mabenga's Son-in-Law Still Under Detention (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kavindele Welcome If He Follows the Right Channels (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Spending Cuts Good - Union (Times of Zambia)
• Ghana: Vodafone Launches Blackberry (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Single Spine Salary Agitations - Signs of Things to Come [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Prison Service and Code of Ethics (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Another Policy Rate Cut Likely (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Toyota Retains Position in CIMG Hall of Fame (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: The Police Need Bullet Proof Vests (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Farm Radio International Respond to Food Security Challenges (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Tanzania: Livid Phiri Demands Change of Attitude (Daily News)
• Africa: Twiga Stars Await Draw for Africa Finals (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Poulsen Deplores Favouritism (Daily News)
• Kenya: Software Firm Keeps a Low Profile Despite Impressive Record (Business Daily)
• Africa: Are You in It for the Long Haul? Consider the Social Costs [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: IBM Deploys Team to Help Implement Digital Village Project (Business Daily)
• East Africa: Kenya Horticulture Sector Seeks Help in Trade Talks (Business Daily)
• Kenya: We Should Be Better Prepared for Emergencies [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Link Between Peace and Progress [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Pet Business Thrives as More Seek Companion Dogs (Business Daily)
• Kenya: What Comes First, Business Building or Brand Promotion? (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Housing Finance Launches Sh5 Billion Bond Issue (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Industrials Lift Nairobi Bourse Share Index by Two Per Cent (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Robust Economy Renews Investor Interest in NSE (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Slowing Bank Expansion Hits Access to Services (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Forex Purchases Keep Shilling Under Pressure (Business Daily)
• Uganda: NRM Poll Investigators Begin Work (Monitor)
• Uganda: UN Food Agencies Rally Against Sale of Harvests in Karamoja (Monitor)
• Uganda: Electoral Body to Remove Polling Stations From Barracks (Monitor)
• Uganda: Big Names Trailing in FDC Primary Elections in North (Monitor)
• Uganda: Shortage of Malaria Drugs is Largely Artificial (Monitor)
• Uganda: Political Interference is Behind Poor Services in Kampala City (Monitor)
• Somalia: Puntland Leader Urges TFG Leaders to 'Quit Dispute, Work for Somalia' (Garowe Online)
• Gambia: Foreign Minister Visits Commonwealth Secretariat [press release] (Commonwealth)
• Africa: Archbishop of Canterbury's Video Message to Mark UN Summit On the Millennium Development Goals (ACNS)
• Somalia: Two Radio Stations Taken Over By Militants [press release] (IFEX)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Ghana: Man Crashes Head in Bizarre Circumstance (Accra Mail)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Angola: Oxfam Official Announces Unification With Counterpart NGOs (ANGOP)
• East Africa: Infrastructure Still a Major Challenge-Executive [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Stanbic Pledges Commitment to SME Sector Growth [interview] (Monitor)
• East Africa: Comesa Roots for Harmonised GMO Policy (Monitor)
• Uganda: World Bank to Boost Support to Agriculture (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kasule Looks for Consistency Against Villa (Monitor)
• Uganda: Buyinza Outwits Muyanja (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nile Youngsters Down Tornado (Monitor)
• Uganda: Uganda Fighting to Salvage Draw (Monitor)
• Uganda: Eight Feared Dead as Boat Capsizes On Lake Albert (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mother Agonises Over Loss of Day-Old Baby (Monitor)
• Uganda: Thugs Hack Policeman (Monitor)
• Uganda: Sembabule NRM Registrar Sent to Prison Over Forgery (Monitor)
• Uganda: Posts Mixed Results On MDGs (Monitor)
• Africa: World Energy Conference Sets New Industry Agenda (Leadership)
• Nigeria: New Visa Policy Underway - NIS Boss (Leadership)
• Nigeria: INEC Timetable - Tofa, ACN Support Extension (Leadership)
• Nigeria: PDP Hails EFCC's Decision On Corrupt Aspirants (Leadership)
• Nigeria: SSAN Reinstates Commitment to Capacity Development of Members (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Accepts Gusau's Resignation (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Plight of Pensioners (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Urges Organisers to Approach Auto Makers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Intensifies Efforts to Stem Insecurity (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Will the Gang Up Against PDP Succeed? (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Corruption Stalls New Investments - Study (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Buhari Declares Next Month (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fresh Faces On the Presidential Podium (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I'm Running Under ACN - Ribadu (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Five NYSC Members Still in Captivity in Rivers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Country Will Achieve MDGs Target On Child Mortality Reduction' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Hajj - Saudi Arabia Grants Waiver to Old-Timers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Blame FG If INEC Fails - Atiku (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Growing Tide of Insecurity (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Exxonmobil Pioneers Use of Made-in-Nigeria Pipes (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Governor Uduaghan May Sack Striking Doctors (Daily Champion)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Leaders Call for Run-Off Election in Guinea [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Zimbabwe: Stage Set for Chibuku Road to Fame Finals (The Herald)
• Africa: Repositioning Africa for the 21st Century- Progress, Prospects and Challenges [SPONSOR WIRE] (ACBF)
• Nigeria: PDP Govs Purchase Nomination Form for President Jonathan (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: AWC Draws to Hold Today (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nations Cup Qualifier - Nsofor May Star Against Guinea (Leadership)
• Nigeria: How Many of us Are Left? [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kaduna United is Now a Big Club - Sports Commissioner (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Security Agencies Challenged (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Eagles' Job - I Will Apply - Keshi (Leadership)
• Mauritania: Al-Qaeda Offshoot Threatens Country (RFI)
• Somalia: PM Resigns Over Deadlock With President (RFI)
• Africa: Chairperson of the AU Commission begins a Series of Consultations on the Margins of the 65th UN General Assembly Meeting in New York [press release] (African Union)
• Zimbabwe: Fungisai Angers Fans (The Herald)
• Liberia: New Appointments Affecting Sinoe County Announced (Liberia Govt)
• Africa: The Future of Bilateral Aid in Africa [SPONSOR WIRE] (ACBF)
• Uganda: Besigye Reveals Election Agenda (Monitor)
• Africa: ACBF Recognizes Contribution of Policy Institution to Uganda's Economic Development [SPONSOR WIRE] (ACBF)
• Nigeria: Oniwon Urges NUPENG to Sustain Steady Products Supply (Daily Champion)
• Zimbabwe: Mapeza's Support Grows (The Herald)
• Sudan: Prisoners Receive HIV/AIDs Training in West Darfur [press release] (Unamid)
• Sudan: UNAMID JSR opens new Mission hospital [press release] (Unamid)
• Sudan: Nigerian Defense Minister Visits Unamid [press release] (Unamid)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku to Perform at Golf Concert (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Poll Shift: Political Parties, Others Back INEC (Lagos)
• Zimbabwe: Citizens in Diaspora Present Different Facets (The Herald)
• Eritrea: Smokeless Ovens Distributed to Mothers in Adi-Quala Sub-Zone (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ministry Striving to Control Illegal Animal Medicine Imports (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Strengthening Control Mechanism Vital to Mitigating Rising Price of Consumption Items, Say Customers (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Schools Under Construction in Five Administrative Areas (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Raising Public Awareness Imperative for Reduction of Maternal Mortality Rate in Gash-Barka Region - Report (Shabait)
• Somalia: Statement on International Peace Day on 21 September 2010 [press release] (NUSOJ)
• Zimbabwe: Kunonga Dedicates Song to Ngulube (The Herald)
• Gambia: YAPSA Board Inaugurated (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Niani Green Youths Clean Kuntaur Health Centre (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Farafenni Market Second Phase Near Completion (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Thief Sent to Jail (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Comium Donates to Old People's Home (Daily Observer)
• West Africa: Stakeholders Discuss Ecowas Youth Policy [analysis] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Two Ministers Visit Central River Region Flood-Hit Areas (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Governor Touray Appeals for Urgent Assistance for Flood Victims (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: NEA Sensitises ANEJ-G Members (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Taiwan Gives U.S. $50,000 to NDMA (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Scam at AGS Secretary General Denies Allegation (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Willy Joof Granted Bail (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Assault Lands Man in Jail (Daily Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Medical Aid Societies Short Changing Clients [opinion] (The Herald)
• Somalia: Gunman Attacks Presidency (Garowe Online)
• Uganda: Mobile Phones Connect Farmers to Agricultural Information (America.gov)
• Zimbabwe: 'Report Corrupt Police' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S.$50 Million for Fertiliser (The Herald)
• Nigeria: 2011- EFCC Will Advise Parties on Candidates, Says Farida (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: PSC, Treasury Clash Over Ghost Workers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Maganezi's Big Chance (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Jail Break- FG to Review Prison Security (This Day)
• Nigeria: Son of Slain SSS Officer Pleads Not Guilty (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe/South Africa: Mhofu Quits Stars (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Econet Slashes Cost of International Calls (The Herald)
• Nigeria: FCT Agency for Science And Technology Development to Take Over Science Schools in FCT - Hajia Yelwa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Market Capitalisation Slides By N28 Billion (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Youth Arise [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Female Workers - Bait for Money? (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bamaiyi- I Warned Abdulsalami on Obasanjo (Daily Trust)
• Ethiopia: Dev't Bank Negotiates to Sell Flower Farm (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Cooperative Bank Increases Profits Tenfold (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Third Time Proves Charm in Abyssinia's Core Banking Search (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Four-State Water Project Awaiting EU Approval (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Colour Convention (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Steeling Country's Metal Industry (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Gov't Assures Market Over Currency Fluctuation (Addis Fortune)
• Ethiopia: Fallen From Grace, Brehane Adelo Vows Comeback (Addis Fortune)
• Nigeria: Shift in Election Date - INEC Meets Party Leaders Today (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Book Upholds Road Safety (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Councillor Accused of Demolishing Homesteads (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cayeux Wins Leopard Rock Classic (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chihuri Declares War on Criminals (The Herald)
• South Africa: Zuma Rules Out Economic Policy Changes (Business Day)
• Africa: Failure to Meet Millennium Development Goals Undermines People's Dignity [opinion] (African Monitor)
• Sierra Leone: Brain Power to Muscle Power [guest blog] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Digging African Minerals Out of Dust - CSOs Should Be Commended [column] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Despite the 'Poverty', Nation is Still Africa's Most Generous [analysis] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: AA-SL Targets Service Providers on Accountability (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Easterners Acclaim OGI (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Solar Power for Magbenteh Hospital (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Accountability Alert on Transparency, Accountability (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: UNFPA Partners FBOs to Promote Gender Equality (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Lungi Airport Gears Up for 50th Anniversary (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Rotary Donates to Dental Clinic (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: ACC Guides MDAs on Best Practice (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: IGC Starts Growth Week 2010 Confab in London (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Rampant Land Grabbing in Koya (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Healthcare Monitors Receive Bikes (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Ahead of International Peace Day, British Council Aids Fight Against Violence (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: APC MP Blasts Police - 'They Lack Awareness to Handle Disabled Issues' (Concord)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf And Delegation Off to UN General Assembly in New York (Liberia Govt)
• Liberia: Appointments Made in Government (Liberia Govt)
• South Africa: Sacci Predicts Flat Unemployment Data (Business Day)
• Nigeria: I 'm Not Going to Lose- Gusau (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Swallows Hold Flame Lily (The Herald)
• Nigeria: We Shall Fight Corruption With All our Might - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Africa: Big Brother Africa - Biggie Blows the Whistle [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Glimpses From Labour Union History [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: South Drops Councillors (Namibian)
• Namibia: Country Makes Mark in HIV-Aids Response (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Nellie's League Cup Launched (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt to Stick to Cash Budget (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tom Comes to Town (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Anti-Corruption Campaigner to Run for Opposition Party (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Triumphant Swimmers Return Home Today (Nation)
• Kenya: Violent Clashes Stop Zimbabwe Constitution Review (Nation)
• Kenya/Lesotho: Under-20's Seek Home Win Over Lesotho (Nation)
• Kenya: It's Ulinzi Stars' Title to Lose (Nation)
• Kenya: Woman Accused of Burying Baby Alive (Nation)
• Kenya: Akasha's Gun 'Was at Mombasa Home' (Nation)
• Kenya: Agony as Girl Vanishes With Her Hosts' Child (Nation)
• Kenya: Dreams Shattered as Rent Riots in Nakuru Leave Youth Without a Leg (Nation)
• Kenya: Celebrations as Kabogo Takes Juja Seat (Nation)
• Kenya: Kabogo, Wanjiru and Mbuvi Win City Seats in Poll (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Methyl Bromide Phase-Out on Course (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Don't Cry for Norman (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S$31 Million Budget for Land Audit (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Private Sector Vital for Health Provision, Says Mujuru (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Our Stray Cattle Fed to Lions - Villagers (The Herald)
• Namibia: Go Well, Stay Shell Namibia? (Namibian)
• Namibia: Citizens Knowledgeable About Climate Change (Namibian)
• Namibia: Justice Not Served by Jailing Car Washer (Namibian)
• Namibia: Windhoek Councillors Chopped (Namibian)
• Namibia: National Oil Company Wants Millions (Namibian)
• Namibia: Close Call (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Not Give Room to Violence [editorial] (The Herald)
• Nigeria: NECO Releases Result (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Kereke's Medical Centre Now Open (The Herald)
• Sierra Leone: 'Kings' This Time, on 'Thrones of Gold' [guest blog] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Koroma Speaks on Third Anniversary as President [document] (Concord)
• Zimbabwe: Matabeleland South VTC Enrolment Down (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Atiku, Gusau, Saraki Boast of Bright Chances at PDP Primaries (Vanguard)
• Gambia: Journalists Sensitised on Election Reporting (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Surety Acquitted, Discharged (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: World Ozone Day Observed (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: More Presidential Aid to Disaster Victims (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Security Personnel Descend on President Jammeh's Farms (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: The President's Awards [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: SIC Imposes Ban on Bakawsu Fofana (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Man Jailed for Attempting to Bribe President Jammeh (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Narcotics and Corruption Free World Foundation Formed (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: KAC Pays D300, 000 to Nawec (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Sub-Regional Training on Responsible Fishing Ends (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Gamcotrap Trains 100 Parents on FGM (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Justice Jobarteh Queries Lower Court's Decision (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: New Biometric ID for Non-Permit Payers (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: Minorities And Majorities of National Electorates [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Govt to Act on Unemployment (Namibian)
• Africa: Big Brother Africa - Anger Management (Namibian)
• Angola: President Neto a Symbol of Culture - Official (ANGOP)
• Angola: Vuty Wins " Huambo City" Great Prix in Motorcycle (ANGOP)
• Angola: Progresso And Norberto De Castro Close Second Division 10th Round (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ambassador Defends Compulsory Aid From Rich Countries (ANGOP)
• Angola: DR Congo President in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Zambian Diplomat Considers Relations Excellent (ANGOP)
• Angola: Reverend Considers Agostinho Neto a Charismatic Man (ANGOP)
• Angola: Top Model Happy About Public Presence in Show (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 13,000 Voters Registered in Benguela Province (ANGOP)
• Angola: Governor Defends Continuous Participation in Peace Consolidation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Historian Hails Neto's Contribution to Valorisation of Culture (ANGOP)
• Angola: Diplomat Praises Region's Recognition of Zambian Support (ANGOP)
• Angola: DR Congo Presidents Analyse Bilateral Relations (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Army Asks Citizenss not to Panic Over Troops? Movement (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Seats Fell Vacant After Election Petitions (Nation)
• Kenya: New Roads Drive Motorists to Class (Nation)
• Kenya: Forest Lovers Plant Their Way to UN General Assembly (Nation)
• Kenya: Crash Victims Seek New Judge in Claims Suit (Nation)
• Kenya: Education Office Accused of Graft in Promotions (Nation)
• Kenya: Poor Citizens Often Given Wrong Drugs (Nation)
• Kenya: March On With Hiring, Army Told (Nation)
• Kenya: Water Chief Sent Home As Probe Starts (Nation)
• Kenya: Elections Marred By War of Words Over Voter Bribery (Nation)
• Kenya: Parties Battle It Out in Cosmopolitan Areas (Nation)
• Kenya: PNU Trounced in Juja as ODM Wins Starehe (Nation)
• Nigeria: INEC Meets Party Leaders on Poll Shift (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Kayunga Gets LC5 FDC Flag-Bearer (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Gets EU Funding for Somalia (New Vision)
• Africa: Now Showing at MMIA: Nude Images of Passengers (This Day)
• Uganda: Don't Vote Opposition, Museveni Tells Masaka (New Vision)
• Uganda: Opposition FDC Party Primaries Start (New Vision)
• Uganda: Children's Charity Opens in Mityana (New Vision)
• Uganda: Jamwa Lawyer Protests High Court Trial (New Vision)
• Rwanda: PSF, Ugandan Firms Partner to Boost Horticulture (New Times)
• East Africa: EAC Discuss Safety and Standards (New Times)
• Uganda: Thugs Murder Police Officer in Isingiro (New Vision)
• Uganda: Opposition FDC Trains Hoima Supporters (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Jonathan is Beatable, Atiku Boasts (This Day)
• Uganda: People Mark World Peace Day [opinion] (New Vision)
• Nigeria: PDP Delegate Election Now on Saturday (This Day)
• Uganda: Government Sets Up Drug Watch Unit (New Vision)
• Kenya: Minister's Utterances On the ICC Baffling [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Strengthen These Laws [editorial] (Nation)
• Angola: Workshop On Public Enterprise Held in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Angola: 'Vozes Do Amanhã' to Release Album in October (ANGOP)
• Angola: Italian Ambassador Unveils Honey Production Project (ANGOP)
• Angola: JMPLA in Canada Supports HIV/Aids Victims (ANGOP)
• Angola: Respect for Human Rights, Democracy Defended (ANGOP)
• Angola: Weekend Road Accident Death Toll Rises to 15 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writers Union Pays Tribute to First President (ANGOP)
• Angola: Region Displays Artistic, Cultural Potentials (ANGOP)
• Angola: Zambia Wants to Revive Trade Cooperation (ANGOP)
• Angola: FESA Runs 14th Techno-Scientific Events (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Parties Back Election Commission's Request for Polls Delay (This Day)
• Uganda: Ssembabule NRM Returning Officer Charged (New Vision)
• Uganda: Vote CHOGM Culprits Out - Matembe (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Vows to Punish Cheats of NRM Primaries (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kanungu Petitions IGG Over Road Works (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bharti, IBM Partner on IT Infrastructure (New Vision)
• Nigeria: State-by-State- Who Has More PDP Delegates? [analysis] (This Day)
• Uganda: MDGs - We Need the Communities to Score [editorial] (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Seventeen 'Wise Men' to Choose North's Consensus Candidate (This Day)
• Uganda: KCC Employees On Strike (Monitor)
• Uganda: Give Us Piped Water, Bugiri Begs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fire Razes Workshops in Mbarara (Monitor)
• Uganda: Court to Rule On Transfer of Jamwa's Case (Monitor)
• Uganda/Kenya: Cranes Call Two More Pros for Kenya Tie (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lions Club Donates to Youth (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kaabong Doctor Released on Bail (New Vision)
• Kenya: New Credit Card Deal to Ease Payments for Bank Clients (Nation)
• Kenya: PanPaper Faces Closure Due to Lack of Funding (Nation)
• Kenya: Varsity Head Joins Nation Media Board (Nation)
• Kenya: Giving Birth Should Henceforth Cease to Be a Death Sentence for Our Women [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Vote Count Underway in Nairobi By - Elections (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Home Affairs Minister Says Ruling Party Holding Police Captive (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Airline Spends U.S.$400 Million on New Aircraft (SW Radio)
• Uganda: Government Rehabilitates Tororo Airstrip (New Vision)
• Uganda: Soldier to Hang for Killing Colleagues (New Vision)
• Uganda: Namibia Shatters Intercontinental's Dreams (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbarara Residents Call for Tough Banking Regulations (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbale Bus Park Traders Evicted (New Vision)
• Uganda: National Insurance Maintains League Lead (New Vision)
• Uganda: Classy Buyinza Storms Round Two of ITF (New Vision)
• Uganda: Red Eye Disease Breaks Out in Moyo (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pearl Rally Survives Continental Axe (New Vision)
• Uganda: Speculators Feign Sickness to Get Free Drugs - NMS (Monitor)
• Uganda: Lawyer Charged With Stealing Tooro Queen Mother's Cash (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Opens Patriotism Club (Monitor)
• Uganda: Tororo to Get 230MW Power Plant (New Vision)
• Uganda: Three Commit Suicide in One Week (New Vision)
• Uganda: Distance Athletes Depart Last for Commonwealth Games (New Vision)
• Angola: Over 12,000 Migratory Movements Recorded (ANGOP)
• Angola: State Minister Highlights New Legislation for Public Companies (ANGOP)
• Angola: Executive Wants More Efficient Public Enterprises (ANGOP)
• Angola: DR Congo Leader Ends Visit (ANGOP)
• Angola: Mozambique Commission Meets in Maputo (ANGOP)
• Uganda: Two More Kenyans Charged With Terrorism (New Vision)
• Uganda: New Health Centre Excites Residents (New Vision)
• Angola: Over 7,000 Voters Registered in Kwanza Sul (ANGOP)
• Angola: Culture Activity Enliven Expo/2010 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Tourism Creates 1,887 Jobs in Two Years (ANGOP)
• Angola: DR Congo to Re-Launch Bases for Stronger Cooperation (ANGOP)
• Africa: DR Congo Express Unconditional Support for African Union (ANGOP)
• Uganda: Arua FDC Poll Ends in Chaos (New Vision)
• Uganda: Security Teams to Vet Parties, Weddings (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kasubi Tombs Reconstruction to be Completed by 2012 (New Vision)
• South Africa: Education Gives Prisoners Hope (BuaNews)
• South Africa: CO2 Tax to Curb Carbon Footprint (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Register Taxi Drivers for UIF, Says Labour (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Free State, KZN Count Losses After Veld Fires (BuaNews)
• Tanzania: Decision to Lift Ban on Raw Gemstone Exports Draws Fire (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: US Embassy Denies State Media Reports of Visa Denials (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Ruling Party Disrupts Constitutional Debates in Harare (SW Radio)
• Africa: Stealing Fish Like Taking Lives, Fair Fisheries Coordinator Says [interview] (Foroyaa)
• Somalia: 10 People Killed, 25 Others Injured Fighting (Garowe Online)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Army Colonel Arrested in U.S. on Weapons Charge (RFI)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Police Protesters Arrested (RFI)
• Africa: Continent's Health Care to be Showcased at Corporate Conference (America.gov)
• Malawi: Nation on the Road to Fighting Poverty (UNDP)
• Eritrea: Nation Reducing Maternal Death, on Track to Achieve MDGs (UNDP)
• Zimbabwe: Constitutional Outreach Meetings Suspended After Disturbances (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Officials Question U.S. Sincerity (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe's Party Calls for End to New Farm Invasions (The Herald)
• Sudan: Mediators Present Draft Peace Accord for Darfur (UN News)
• Gambia: Volunteers Weed President's Farm (Daily Observer)
• Africa: First Fisheries Ministers Confab Opens in Banjul (Daily Observer)
• Mozambique: Civil Society Fights Aluminium Giant Over Emissions (IPS)
• Ethiopia: Children Delight in Tales on Wheels (IPS)
• Africa: Campaign Calls for End to Mother-Child HIV Transmission [press release] (ONE)