October 6, 2010

• Kenya: Mungiki Rebrands for 2012 (The Star)
• Uganda: Nation Group to Cross-List Here on October 19 (Monitor)
• East Africa: Businesswomen to Benefit From Comesa Training (Monitor)
• Uganda: Farmers to Benefit From New WFP Purchasing Model (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mukono Health Centre IV Gets Laboratory (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ecobank on Board to Sponsor League (Monitor)
• Uganda/Kenya: Cranes Can Win From Anywhere, Says Coach (Monitor)
• Uganda: Pressure on Leader Mutebi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Golden Kipsiro (Monitor)
• Uganda: A Thug Who Wears a Suit And a Rolex is Still a Thug [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Electoral Reform Reports Are Too Little Too Late for 2011 Polls [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bus Companies Protest ?High? Parking Fees (Monitor)
• Uganda: Election Report Was Unfair, Says Electoral Boss (Monitor)
• Uganda: Regulator Questions Power Cuts (Monitor)
• Uganda: I Will Announce My Own Results - Besigye (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ezra Case Referred to Constitutional Court (Monitor)
• Somalia: Uganda Wants Airport and Docks Blocked (Monitor)
• Uganda: Minister Bbumba Slaps Total Ban on Buveera (Monitor)
• Uganda: FDC Lines Up Candidates in the West (Monitor)
• Uganda: Do Job Seekers Have Any Right to Privacy? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Access Rules to the President Need to be Reviewed [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Germany to Supply 5,000 Ballot Papers for 2011 Elections (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country Condemns Nigeria Bomb Attacks (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bududa Victims Move to New Home (New Vision)
• Uganda: Man Burnt in Makindye Shrine (New Vision)
• Uganda: Woman Held Over Car Robberies (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ezra's Case Sent to Constitutional Court (New Vision)
• Uganda: Luwero Muslims Sue Mufti Mubajje (New Vision)
• Uganda: New Magistrate to Hear IPC Women Case (New Vision)
• Uganda: Energy Minister Explains Fuel Shortage (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rev. Zoreka Named New Kinkizi Bishop (New Vision)
• Uganda: Resolve the Lunch Fee Saga Urgently [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: What Exactly is Prostitution? [column] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Officials Escape Death in Delhi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Matugga-Kapeeka Road Works On Course - Road Authority (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country Asks for Explanation of Rwandan Arrest of Kabale Men (New Vision)
• Uganda: Inspector General's Father to Get Uhuru Honours (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Calls for No-Fly Zone Over Somalia (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kipsiro Wins Commonwealth 5000 Meter Gold (New Vision)
• Uganda: Women Get Funds to Fight Poverty (New Vision)
• Uganda: IDP Pupils Want Teachers Relocated (New Vision)
• Uganda: We Need Food for Babies, Say HIV Positive Mothers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Covered Road Signs Worry Kapchorwa-Mbale Drivers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Verification of Lakwena War Victims On (New Vision)
• Uganda: Only I Can Trounce Museveni, DP Head Says (New Vision)
• Uganda: Aids Voluntary Testing Clients Rise (New Vision)
• Uganda: Schools Warned On Caning Pupils (New Vision)
• Uganda: Gulu Universirty Don Among Winners of UPC Primaries (New Vision)
• Uganda: Gulu Residents Want Compensation For Property Destroyed in War (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cultural Leaders Decry Land Disputes (New Vision)
• Uganda: American College to Honour Defence Chief (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Asked to Respect Scribes (New Vision)
• Uganda: 71 Heart Patients Get Open Heart Surgery (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country Eyes Global Telecom Council Seat (New Vision)
• Uganda: Women Make 2011 Poll Demands (New Vision)
• Uganda: MPs Grill Entebbe Chiefs Over Sh900 Million (New Vision)
• Uganda: UPC Attacks Opposition Over Independence Day Celebrations (New Vision)
• Uganda: Exports, Food Security Key to Continued Growth [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: If Familes Are Peaceful, So Will the Country [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country Falls Short of Last Eight Berth (New Vision)
• Uganda: Trans-Border Deal Signed with Tanzania (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Sued Over Damaged Crops (New Vision)
• Uganda: Pollution Worries Kamwenge Residents (New Vision)
• Uganda: Two Pupils Drown in School Pond (New Vision)
• Uganda: Defiler Jailed for 15 Years (New Vision)
• Uganda: Slum Residents Polluting River (New Vision)
• Uganda: Share Demand Increases (New Vision)
• Uganda: Robusta Coffee Grading Experts Trained (New Vision)
• Africa: Improving Democracy Spurs Aviation (New Vision)
• Uganda: Future is in Agro-Packaging (New Vision)
• Uganda: Disabled People Cry Foul Over Insensitive Developers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lack of Regulation Dogs Housing Sector (New Vision)
• Uganda: Samula, a Pioneer in Assembling Electronics (New Vision)
• Uganda: Unfired Bricks That Cut On Environment Damage (New Vision)
• Uganda: The Raw Deal On Mobile Phones (New Vision)
• Uganda: Long Term Financing Still a Challenge [interview] (New Vision)
• Uganda: How Diabetes Will Wreck the Economy (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt, Make Family Planning a Priority [opinion] (New Vision)
• Africa: Funding Falls Short for Global Fight Against Aids (IPS)
• Malawi: Richer Soil First Defence Against Climate Change (IPS)
• Burundi: Handheld Computers Speed Up Food Aid (IPS)
• Mali: Parliament Continues Family Law Debate (RFI)
• Guinea: Second Round of Elections Date Announced (RFI)
• Angola: Satellite Construction Launch To Begin This Month (ANGOP)
• Angola: Family Minister Highlights Importance of Rural Woman (ANGOP)
• Angola: Rural Development Organisation Invests U.S.$1.5 Million in Community Projects (ANGOP)
• Angola: Botswana Cooperation Enables Development in Various Fields (ANGOP)
• Angola: Tekassala And Shunnoz Present Shoes Collection (ANGOP)
• Liberia: Government Responds to Liberia's Transport Needs (Liberia Govt)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Council Cutting Off Water Supplies, Despite Ministerial Order (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Friday Meeting Set to Discuss SA December Deadline for Zims (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Botswana President Calls for End to Zimbabwe Sanctions (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Copac Switches Dates for Harare Meetings to Next Week (SW Radio)
• Gambia: Capacity Building for State Prosecutors Ends (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Case of Bun Sanneh And Co Resumes (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Judgment in Favour of Amie Cham (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: P W 3 Testifies in Cocaine 9 Trial [interview] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Two Judges Appointed At the High Court (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Dr Mbowe Confirms His Release (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Gun Battle At the Border Between Armed Groups in Casamance (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Power Outages And Price Increases (Foroyaa)
• Togo: Al-Sabah receives letter from Togo's President (Republic of Togo)
• Tanzania: Food Prices Stable in Dar Es Salaam (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Don Warns 'Lazy Minds' Over Dependence (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Citi Bank Tanzania Gets New Boss (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Local Currency Set to Gain Further (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Private Sector Debt Grows By 10 Pc (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Tanzania Set for World Shooting Championships (Daily News)
• Tanzania/Morocco: Taifa Stars Camp Receive Major Boost (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Fifa 'Axe' On Licensed Agent Rule Will Hurt Africa-Ndumbaro (Daily News)
• Africa: AfDB Approves Debt Relief for Liberia [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Seventh African Development Forum Mainstreaming Climate Change in Development [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Kenya: Seven Killed As Lorry Veers Off the Road (Nation)
• Kenya: Audit for CDF Kitties in North Rift (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibaki Urges Region to Crack Whip On Counterfeits (Nation)
• Kenya: Pupil Welfare Takes Centre Stage At Meeting (Nation)
• Kenya: Teachers Cite Heavy Workload With FPE (Nation)
• Kenya: Garissa Leaders Agree to Peace Deal (Nation)
• Kenya: MPs Fail to Elect New Law Team Chair (Nation)
• Kenya: Technology Blamed for Adolescents' Sexual Exploitation (Nation)
• Nigeria: 50th Anniversary Dinner - Jonathan Explains Absence (Leadership)
• Eritrea: Expansion of Social Service in Rahaita Being Stepped Up (Shabait)
• Cameroon: North West - 140 to exhibit products at Ebolowa Agro-Pastoral show (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Fako Unionists in Unison for a Better Tomorrow (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Kumba - Govt Delegate Hails President Biya's Accomplishments for His Municipality (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Buea - CEFAM Marks Beginning of School Period (Cameroon Tribune)
• Senegal: Police Manhandle Journalists [press release] (MFWA)
• South Africa: Dlamini Zuma Returns to SA (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Make-Over for Social Sciences (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Book At Testing Stations (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Jo'burg Residents Satisfied With Services (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Home Affairs Pleased With Zim Turnout (BuaNews)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Govt Improves Education, Child Survival But Greater Efforts Needed - UN (UN News)
• Nigeria: Lead Poisoning Kills 400 Children (RFI)
• Ethiopia: Opposition Leader Freed (RFI)
• Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Rebels Hand Over Leader for Rapes (RFI)
• Mozambique: Taxi Drivers Complain At Competition (AIM)
• Mozambique: Solar Powered Irrigation Scheme Launched (AIM)
• Mozambique: Chiefs Seize Community Property (AIM)
• Mozambique: Manual On Prison Management Launched (AIM)
• Mozambique: Vodacom Urges Longer Period for Sim Card Registration (AIM)
• Mozambique: Prime Minister Opens Conference On Prison Reform (AIM)
• Cameroon: IFJ Calls for Independent Investigation Into Death of Journalist [press release] (IFJ)
• Ghana: Ghana's Future in Jeopardy...as Violence Against Children Still Rampant (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: HIV/Aids - Record Contributions to Global Fund 'Not Enough' (PlusNews)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Lubanga Appeal - Victims Ordered to Make Their Filing Public (Lubanga Trial Website)
• Liberia: MFWA Welcomes Historic FOI Legislation [press release] (MFWA)
• Africa: ACBF Launches Latest Development Memoirs [SPONSOR WIRE] (ACBF)
• Sudan: Southern Women Struggle for Justice (IRIN)
• Kenya: KACC to Monitor Registration Office Over Graft (Nation)
• South Africa: Kalahari Resources Director Wants Company Hijackers Arrested (Business Day)
• South Africa: Roland Schoeman Bags Bronze in 50m Butterfly (Business Day)
• South Africa: Famous Brands Forecasts 20 Percent to 25 Percent Increase in H1 Profit (Business Day)
• Sudan: Doha Follow up Mechanism meets in El Fasher [press release] (Unamid)
• Africa: Could More Women Transform Politics? [analysis] (CISA)
• Africa: Tanzanian Catholic Scholar Speaks On Human Rights in Africa (CISA)
• Sudan: Workshop On Good Governance Kicks Off in Rumbek (CISA)
• Nigeria: Archbishop of Abuja Condemns Bombings (CISA)
• Africa: Malaria 'May Increase African Women's Susceptibility to HIV and Aids' (CISA)
• Africa: Summit Kicks-Off Tomorrow with High Level Official Meeting in Tripoli [SPONSOR WIRE] (African Union)
• Africa: Launch of Decade of African Women to be Held in Kenya [SPONSOR WIRE] (African Union)
• Liberia: U.S. Embassy Announces 2012 Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery (Informer)
• Liberia: Germany Donates U.S.$650,000 to WFP School Meals Programme (Informer)
• Liberia: Gongloe in Cameroon for 2nd African Decent Work Symposium (Informer)
• Liberia: Legal Practitioners Hail Supreme Court's Ruling (Informer)
• Liberia: Woods Chides Parents for Irresponsible Acts (Informer)
• Liberia: 'We'll Beat Them Bad' -UP Chair Warns Opposition (Informer)
• Angola: Level of Banking Services Used By People Considered Low (ANGOP)
• Angola: National Tennis Champion Appeals for Engagement in University Sports (ANGOP)
• Angola: Rural Women Urged to Preserve Environment in Kalandula District (ANGOP)
• Angola: About 200,000 Children Vaccinated in Uije Province (ANGOP)
• Angola/Guinea Bissau: Tickets for National Team Match Against Guinea Being Sold on Wednesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Russian and Local Parliaments Must Concert Positions - Diplomat (ANGOP)
• Angola: Culture Director of Bié Advises Safe Sex Among Youths (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Hosts Workshop on Intellectual Propriety (ANGOP)
• Angola: Family Minister Works in Luanda Districts (ANGOP)
• Angola: Consultative Council Discusses Preparation of 2011 Agricultural Season (ANGOP)
• Angola: 70 Youths Get Training in Bié Agriculture School (ANGOP)
• Angola: Russia is Working to Implement Accords - Ambassador (ANGOP)
• Angola: Provincial Radio Station to Gain FM Stereo Channel (ANGOP)
• Angola: Better Medicines Management Recommended in Quipungo District (ANGOP)
• Angola: Brazilians Urged to Vote in Presidential Run-Off (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 70,000 Tonnes of Agricultural Products Harvested in Caluquembe (ANGOP)
• Angola: Basketball Player Armando Costa Defends Revitalisation of School Sports (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Man Claims Rape by Gang of Women (RFI)
• Kenya: KQ Boosts Fleet Capacity to the Far East (Nation)
• Kenya: Second Time Closure for Pan African Paper (Nation)
• Kenya: Pakistan Shoe Firm Joins Aggressive Market (Nation)
• Kenya: Oil Sector to Break Sh100 Mark Over Refinery's New Fees (Nation)
• Kenya: HF Bond Oversubscribed by 41 Percent (Nation)
• Kenya: House Team Cancels Sacco Meeting (Nation)
• Kenya: More to Benefit From ARV's - Govt (Nation)
• Kenya: Treasury Told to Pay Sh5 Billion CDF Budget (Nation)
• Kenya: 500 Teachers Sent Home for Impregnating Pupils (Nation)
• Africa: AU Commission Outlines Role in Peace and Security [press release] (African Union)
• Namibia: NFA Honours Amutenya (New Era)
• Namibia: Karibib Council Sets Jobs Condition for Investors (New Era)
• Namibia: RDP Backs ELCIN Over Flags Ban (New Era)
• Namibia: Trust to Fight Carbon Emissions (New Era)
• Namibia: Swakop Council Raises N$200 000 for Disadvantaged (New Era)
• Namibia: Shikerete Leaves Congress of Democrats (New Era)
• Namibia: Positive Growth in 2nd Quarter (New Era)
• Namibia: Home Affairs to Work on Its Image (New Era)
• Namibia: Tobias a Bitter Man (New Era)
• Namibia: NUDO Wins Court Case (New Era)
• Namibia: Environment Ministry Re-launches Website (New Era)
• Namibia: Slight Increase in Tourist Numbers (New Era)
• Namibia: Germany Commemorates Reunification (New Era)
• Namibia: 'More Tourists, More Jobs' (New Era)
• Namibia: FNB Sponsors Equestrian Sport (New Era)
• Angola: Russia Considers Parliament Speaker's Visit 'Extremely Important' (ANGOP)
• Africa: Economic Recovery Not Helping Most, Says Machel (SAPA)
• Angola: Cazenga Radio Station to Boost District's Development (ANGOP)
• Ghana: A Stab in the Back [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: AGA Challenged Despite Huge Investments (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Western Union Gives to Underprivileged Schools (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: Tackling Malaria in Africa - Miracle Or Mirage? (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Expunge the Indemnity Clause [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Gold Fields and GIMPA Collaborate to Develop Leadership Skills (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Mao Says Besigye Won't Defeat Museveni (New Vision)
• Africa: African Union Commission Outlines Role in Peace and Security [SPONSOR WIRE] (African Union)
• Uganda: MPs Want Statement on High Fuel Prices (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bududa Mudslide Victims Relocated to Masindi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court Dismisses Sedition Charges Against Journalist (Independent)
• Uganda: Why NRM Losers Don't Join FDC [column] (Independent)
• Uganda: Bukenya's Defeat Shows Museveni is a Political Genius [opinion] (Independent)
• Uganda: 'We Don't Want Your NRM Jobs' (Independent)
• Uganda: A Freeze on Retired Soldiers' Benefits (Independent)
• Uganda: Cancer Drugs Still Missing (Independent)
• Uganda: Public Order Bill Could End in Court [analysis] (Independent)
• Uganda: Voter Register Clean Up Fails Again [analysis] (Independent)
• Uganda: FDC Sends Its Heavy Guns for 'Operation West' (Independent)
• Uganda: Ghost Delegates Haunt Beti Kamya's UFA Party (Independent)
• Uganda: Kyangwali Refugee Camp - Between Hope and Despair [analysis] (Independent)
• Uganda: Toro Queen Mother's 'Stolen' Shs 4.5 Billion [column] (Independent)
• Uganda: Is the Judiciary Delivering or Delaying Justice? [analysis] (Independent)
• Sudan: Darfur Challenges Humanitarian Workers (IRIN)
• Africa: Record Donations to HIV/Aids Fund Still Not Enough (IRIN)
• South Africa: Govt Eyes Business Opportunities in Vietnam (BuaNews)
• Africa: Region, Arab Countries to Meet (BuaNews)
• South Africa: National Team Clinches Five Medals (BuaNews)
• South Africa: UN Praises Zim Documentation Process (BuaNews)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Ministers to Meet in Monrovia on Mineral Development Policy, Forum [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Africa: Continent Needs to Energize Anti-Terrorism Plans [analysis] (SAIIA)
• Kenya: Religious Outrage Over Minister's Support of Gay Rights (PlusNews)
• Nigeria: FG Budgets N14 Billion for Compulsory Insurances in 2010 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cholera Death Toll Rises to 50 in Yobe (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Benefits of Revamping the Ladi Kwali Pottery Centre [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Aliyu Orders SUBEB to Refund Teachers' Pension Funds (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kon-X Introduces New Housing Project Financing (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 Campaign - Jonathan, Others Violate Law, Labour Party Tells INEC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bishop Demands Justice Over Abuja Bombings (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Delta Loses 30 Teachers in One Year (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NSE Wants Perpetrators of Murdered Engineers Fished Out (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Don Wants the Country to Develop Own Conglomerate (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shell Joint Venture Secures Wells in Ogoni Area (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwara Commissions 446 Shops (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos State Govt. Acquires Julius Berger FC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oil Hits Two-Month Peak On Dollar, French Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Governor Gaidam Urges Prayer for Peace, Security (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Jang Withdraws Deputy Governor's Staff (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sheriff Appeals to Teachers On Poor Salaries (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flood Renders Many Homeless in Kogi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Pengassan Raises Alarm Over Adulterated Fuel (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Banking Stocks Boost Transactions On NSE (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Kill Three Robbers in Kogi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Corps Member Builds Clinic for Prisoners (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kalu Declares for President Under PPA (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yobe Opposition Canvasses Support for Ruling Party (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oyo Command Loses 14 Policemen (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Role of Youths in the Evolution of the Country [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abia Appeals to Banks, Schools to Reopen (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ekiti Test-Runs Security Alert System (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nestoil Completes U.S.$1.1 Billion Pipeline Project (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Freed Murder Suspect Arrested in Stolen Car (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FIFA's Unfair, Says Babangida (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Accountants Fault CBN Over Closure of Micro Banks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: World Teachers Day - Teachers Bemoan Their Condition (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ex Governor Aliero Leads Loyalists From PDP to CPC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Bomb - Ex-AFG Condoles With Citizens (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Amac-Bwari Rep Aspirant Pledges Positive Change (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NURHI Takes Family Planning Campaign to Kaduna LGs (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Rail - An Idea Whose Time Has Come (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lumumba - It is Blessing in Disguise (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Flays Jonathan's Exoneration of MEND (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Driver in Court Over Cheating (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Unity Bank Meets Capital Requirement (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: One Shot as Robbers Terrorise Abaji Residents (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bomb Blast - NLC Tasks FG On Security (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NIA President Decries Demolition as Solution to City Slums (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: I Shot the Sheriff [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Beyond the Sexist Chauvinism [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bizman Accused of Criminal Intimidation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flood Renders Many Homeless in Kogi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Atiku Isn't a Desperate Politician - Coordinator [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Thoughts On Zoning Compromise And Education [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Die in Gada-Biyu Auto Crash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Alleged NFF Fraud - Court to Rule On Lulu's Motion Nov. Fourth (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FUT Yola Expels Eight Students Over Acid Bath (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: World's Oil Reserves Declining? (Daily Trust)
• Mozambique: Hunger Affects 14,000 in Chemba (AIM)
• Mozambique: Miners Exempted From South African Tax (AIM)
• Mozambique: Survey Shows Decrease in 'Non-Monetary Poverty' (AIM)
• Mozambique: 'Authentication' of Photocopies Abolished - Again (AIM)
• Mozambique: Army Not Politicised, Says Chief of Staff (AIM)
• West Africa: Hundreds Work as Slaves on Fishing Vessels (RFI)
• Gambia: 'Matricide' in Bundung! (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Basse Ferry Crossing Point Floods Residents, Business People Vacate Premises (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: MP Trading Gives Scholarship to Two Students (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Gold Dust Robbery Trial Resumes (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Dawda Bah and HJK Retain Finish Title (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Beakanyang Donates to BKYSDA (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Congratulations, Mr President [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 11 Biometric Science Students Leave for Taiwan (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: U.S. Embassy, Entrepreneurs Meet On AGOA (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Gamyaa President Attends Commonwealth Games (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Aziz Corr's Sundsvall Close in On Promotion (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Trafficking in Persons Amendment Bill Ratified (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Casamance Rebels Strike in Foni (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Fire Ravages Shop in Busumbala (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 'Service Delivery Will Not Be Compromised' - President Jammeh Tells Newly Sworn-in Judges (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Third Prosecution Witness Begins Testimony in Cocaine Case (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Legislators Introduce Death Penalty for Drug Possession (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Whistle-Blowers [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Teenage Girls the Victims of the New Nongqawuse [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Pouring Scorn is No Substitute for Good Analysis [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Du Toit Closes With a Hard-Won Gold (Business Day)
• South Africa: No Glue Left Between Unions and ANC Youth (Business Day)
• Namibia: Man Arrested for Child Labour And Domestic Violence (Namibian)
• Namibia: Police Concerned About Dagga in Oshana Region (Namibian)
• Namibia: Absent State Witnesses Delay Henties Bay Nepotism Case (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nudo Candidate Dispute Thrown Out of Court (Namibian)
• Namibia: 'Galz & Goals' Win International Award (Namibian)
• Namibia: Court Has Mercy On Car Washer (Namibian)
• Namibia: Home Affairs Hush-Hush About New Re-Entry Visa Fee (Namibian)
• Namibia: Labour Unions at Loggerheads (Namibian)
• Angola: National Control Service Tightens Fight Against Illegal Fishing (ANGOP)
• Angola: U.S$62 Million Invested in Fishery Resources Protection (ANGOP)
• Angola: Deputy Defence Minister Receives Botswana Military Delegation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Foreign Secretary Visits Sao Tome and Principe (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Highlights Govt's Commitment to Repatriation of Refugees (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Message Given by Ex-Freedom Fighter Requires Serious Reflection [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Krol Should Get Ready for End of the Honeymoon [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Captains of Industry Sign on With Lions (Business Day)
• South Africa: Doctor Declares Josephs 'Is Okay' After Tests (Business Day)
• South Africa: Jantjies Needs to Be Groomed - Mitchell (Business Day)
• Angola: Audiovisual Institute Promotes Cinema in Communities (ANGOP)
• Zambia: MMD Adopts Candidates (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: 1º De Agosto and Interclube Open Victorino Cunha Basketball Tournament (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Change Attitude Towards Elections - Ngulube (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Duet Win Provincial Popular Music Festival Variante 2010 (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Okah Remanded in Johannesburg Prison (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Takes Strong Security Measures (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Okah - Jonathan Wants to Blame North (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Rawlings Blames Partners for Underdevelopment in Africa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bomb Scare - Civil Servants Flee Federal Secretariat (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: EFCC Hunts for Lawyer Over N6.8 Million Fraud (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: We Will Not Be Deterred, Say IBB, Atiku, Saraki, Gusau (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Two Die in Mine Accident (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Armed Robbers Burn Herbalist, Car Over Failed Charms (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC Workers Forced to Close Early (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Transcript of Henry Okah's Interview on Al Jazeera [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Northern Leaders Threaten Jonathan With Impeachment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: IBB - Govt is Blackmailing Opposition (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Militants Visit to Villa Testimony of Innocence, Says Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Workers Sue Kogi Governor Over Salaries (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Emir of Gwandu Commends Saraki's Performance in Kwara (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ebonyi Govt Spends N135 Million On Youth Empowerment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Insists Bombing is an Act of Terrorism (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Polytechnic Loses 3 Union Leaders in Auto Crash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fall-Out From Abuja Bomb Blasts - The Statement By Northern Political Leaders [press release] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ex-NFF Chiefs - We're Not Accountable to You (This Day)
• Nigeria: Garlands for Nigerian Women [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Golden Jubilee - Rivers Pushes Education Frontier [analysis] (This Day)
• Angola: Administrator for More Interaction Between Local Radio and Citizens (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Democracy in Post-Independence [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: UI Embraces Home-Grown Curriculum (This Day)
• Nigeria: American Journalist Warns On Threat to Democracy (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bomb Scare Grips Abuja Residents (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cholera Outbreak Claims 122 Lives (This Day)
• Nigeria: NAPTAN Faults Conduct of Post-UTME (This Day)
• Nigeria: NSE Lifts Scoa Off Technical Suspension (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan's Oil Deplomacy With China [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abia 15 And Endangered Children [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fifty Years After, Media Trudges On [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Musa, Enugu CNPP Bicker Over Chime's Endorsement (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rector Tasks Unions on Industrial Relations (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Quality Teachers, Key to Skills Devt' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Combating Illiteracy Among Women [editorial] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Restrains EFCC Over Fayose (This Day)
• Nigeria: We've Transformed Education in Ekiti - Oni (This Day)
• Zambia: ZICTA Bans Five Internet Providers (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Territory Administration Official Rules Out Electronic Balloting (ANGOP)
• Zambia: President Returns (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Social Policy Commission Analyses Education System's Drafts Statutes (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Parliament Punishes Mpombo (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Proposed Metropolitan, Momentum Merger Before Competition Tribunal (Business Day)
• South Africa: Moving Fruit is a Nerve-Wracking Job (Business Day)
• Africa: Altron Eyes 128-Million Households in Africa [opinion] (Business Day)
• Africa: Press Statement of the 242nd Meeting of the Peace and Security Council [press release] (African Union)
• Nigeria: Ogun Crisis - Coker Faction Faults National Assembly (This Day)
• Nigeria: Osaile Blasts - It's Football Mafia at Work (This Day)
• Nigeria: Celebrating Education At 50 (2) [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kidnapping - 'Neglect of Education to Blame' (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Wants Oil Deal With Petrobras Reviewed (This Day)
• Nigeria: School Advocates Cultural Orientation (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Arewa Youths Endorse Jonathan/Sambo Ticket (This Day)
• Nigeria: Should All Professors Retire At 70? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Alleged Plot to 'Arrest' Guber Judgment - We Stand By Our Statement, ACN Insists (This Day)
• Nigeria: Delhi 2010 - Nation, Three Others Secure Knock Out Stages (This Day)
• Nigeria: ABSU Partners Canadian Varsity (This Day)
• Nigeria: Protesters Invade Chevron Lagos Office (This Day)
• Nigeria: System Upgrade Stalls N1.2 Trillion Inter-Bank Transactions -Unity Bank Scales Recapitalisation Hurdle (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kanu, Yobo Call for Presidential Intervention (This Day)
• Nigeria: We Can't Afford to Fail, IGP Tells DIGs -Jonathan Decorates Seven Police Chiefs (This Day)
• Nigeria: Soldiers to Stay Put in Abia, Says Orji (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja Bomb Blast - Saraki Calls for Speedy Inquiry (This Day)
• Nigeria: Okonkwo Flays Aba Kidnapping, Abuja Bombing (This Day)
• Nigeria: Customs Seizes N26 Million Contrabands (This Day)
• Nigeria: NNPC-Chevron Honours Student Artists (This Day)
• Nigeria: NTI Trains 140,000 Teachers (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP, Now Franchise for Governors, Says El-Rufai (This Day)
• Nigeria: Decoding Suntai's Silent Style in Taraba [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Fifa Suspension It's Time to Demonstrate Our Resourcefulness [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Vision 20 - 2020 Not Achievable - Don (This Day)
• Nigeria: Belgore - Troubled Banks' Toxic Assets Now N3 Trillion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Golf - UBA, Others Partner Ikoyi Club (This Day)
• Africa: Rawlings - Disunity Impedes Africa's Global Stature (This Day)
• South Africa: Deputy President to Lead Delegation to the Second Afro-Arab Summit to be Held in Sirte, Libya [press release] (SA Govt)
• Africa: UN Foundation Points to Global Fund Commitments and Leaders of African Countries as Key to Fighting Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria [press release] (UN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Release of UN Report a Vital Opportunity for Justice [press release] (International Centre for Transitional Justice)
• South Africa: 'No Showdown' at BMFOver My Future - Manyi (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sacoil Enters Nigeria's Oil, Gas Market (Business Day)
• South Africa: Datacentrix Hit by Drop in Government Spending (Business Day)
• South Africa: Standard Bank Warns Staff of Possible Retrenchments (Business Day)
• South Africa: Recession Slowed Productivity Growth (Business Day)
• Southern Africa: Experts Called in to Fix Customs Union Split (Business Day)
• South Africa: Judge Zondo Questioned About Labour Court Efficiency (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rhino Killings to Be Treated as Organised Crime - NPA (Business Day)
• South Africa: Raising Taxes to Pay for NHI 'Premature' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Opposition Calls for Minister to Explain Hushed-Up Museum Report (Business Day)
• South Africa: Opposition Berated by Ministry for Wanting Flight Details (Business Day)
• South Africa: Unions 'Should Pay for Strike Violence' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ruling Party's Figures on Number of Doctors for NHI 'Distorted' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mvela Rallies Support to Block Avusa Print Deal (Business Day)
• South Africa: Broadcaster Needs Millions for Digital TV (Business Day)
• South Africa: UN Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Gutteres Praises Nation's Migration Policy and Decision to Document Zimbabweans [press release] (SA Govt)
• Africa: Big Brother Africa - Stars Rally the Vote for Meryl! (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rate Decision Will Be a 'Close Call' - Steytler (Namibian)
• Namibia: Tigers Edge Black Africa (Namibian)
• Namibia: Kazenambo's Prostitution Views Draws Fire From NGOs (Namibian)
• Namibia: School Development Fund Vs the Right to Education [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Bowls Off to Great Start At Commonwealth Games (Namibian)
• Namibia: Riruako Wants Answers on 1904 Genocide Motion (Namibian)
• Rwanda: Athletes Start Medal Hunt (New Times)
• Rwanda: Egypt Test for Nation in Africa Junior Tourney (New Times)
• Rwanda: Teams Arrive for Afrobasket Kagame Cup (New Times)
• Rwanda: MHC Cautions Umusingi Newspaper (New Times)
• Rwanda: Millers Urged to Improve Hygiene Standards (New Times)
• Rwanda: Upgrading of Bweyeye Road Complete (New Times)
• Rwanda: Shooting of Policeman Accidental - Spokesperson (New Times)
• Rwanda: Police Confirms Holding Two Ugandan Men (New Times)
• Rwanda: RDF Donates Free Health Insurance (New Times)
• Rwanda: Cattle Vaccination Campaign Kicks-Off in the East (New Times)
• Rwanda: CDF Cash Underutilised - Report (New Times)
• Rwanda: Scribes' Body Launches Report on August Polls (New Times)
• Rwanda: Two Arrested Over Murder of Ugandan Businessman (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sezibera Commends Health Sector (New Times)
• Rwanda: Cabinet to Be Sworn In (New Times)
• Rwanda: No 'Double Genocide' - Swiss Diaspora (New Times)
• Rwanda: Of 'G' Word Overuse And Eating Lunch at the Wrong Time [column] (New Times)
• South Africa: Cida City Campus to Become Residential Institution (Business Day)
• South Africa: Eskom Denies Flouting Environmental Laws (Business Day)
• South Africa: New Company Laws 'Will Ensure Global Accounting Compliance' (Business Day)
• South Africa: Billion Plans to List New Rebosis Fund (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rand, Foreign Competition Hinder Altron (Business Day)
• South Africa: Xstrata Mulls Chance to Buy Half of Big Platinum Property (Business Day)
• Zambia: Agriculture Cardinal - President (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: Homeless Scramble for Empty GRN Houses (New Era)
• Zambia: Sata's Attacks on Investors Wrong - Muteteka (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: Fresh Storm at GIPF (New Era)
• Zambia: 'President Qualities Warrant Another Term' (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: Ernie Els to Grace Golf Event (New Era)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants Have a Strong Case [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Conservancies - Islands of Colonial Land Tenure [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Road to Fame Motivates Participants (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Agrarian Reform Major Driver of Economic Growth [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Alexio Kawara Set to Record Live DVD (The Herald)
• Kenya: Hospital Insurance Comes Under Scrutiny Over Audit of New Health Plan (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Counties Need Benchmarks to Fulfil Their Proposed Aims [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Country Embraces Generic Drugs Amid Scepticism (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Faulty Meter Costs KPLC Sh48 Million (Business Daily)
• Kenya: CFC Moves to Capture Retail Market (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Centum's New Shares Begin Trading (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Belgian Fund Sets Sights on Small Businesses (Business Daily)
• Zimbabwe: Document Historic Events - Sculptor (The Herald)
• Africa: South Africa And the Nation Have Leadership Role in Africa - SA Foreign Minister [interview] (Leadership)
• Africa: AfDB Supports Investment in Hospitality Sector in Ghana [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Tallen Petitions Presidency, As Jang Tackles Her (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Professionals in Politics - Conflict With Ethics? [document] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ecobank Unveils Pan-African Investment Banking (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Insurance - Commissioner Decries Brokers' Unethical Act (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Don Wants Pan-Nigerian Movement (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Unity Bank Meets CBN's Recapitalisation Deadline (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Who Needs an International Airport? (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Leave No Child Behind [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: INEC Set for New Voter Registration - Jega (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ex-Militant Leaders Visit Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Former Abia State Governor Declares for President (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Globacom, Samsung Extend Independence Celebrations (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tribute to a Friend - Late Abubakar Sayedi Kutigi (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Toxic Assets in Ten Banks Hit N3.3 Trillion - Belgore (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tofa Wants Culprits Hanged (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Expert Seeks Bailout for CDMA Operators (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bomb Scare - False Alarm - Police, NNPC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: PDP Urges Jonathan to Probe Bomb Blast (Leadership)
• Nigeria: EFCC Seals Off Ex-Governopr Fayose's Home in Ekiti (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: EU Earmarks U.S$200 Million for Projects (The Herald)
• Rwanda: BRD Commit Rwf 60 Million Into Dairy Industry (New Times)
• East Africa: BK Named Among Region's Leading Banks (New Times)
• Rwanda: CMAC Kick-Starts Bralirwa's IPO Pre - Offer Campaign (New Times)
• Tanzania: Finnish, Local Entrepreneurs Meet (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zain Launches Sim Card Registration Promo (Daily News)
• Tanzania: TIC Trashes U.S. Firm Claims (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Number of Atec Candidates Drops (Daily News)
• Tanzania: T-Bills Investors Smile Broadly (Daily News)
• Tanzania/Morocco: TFF Reduces Ticket Price for Stars, Morocco Clash (Daily News)
• Tanzania/Morocco: El Zhar Out of Taifa Stars Tie (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Dembare-Shabanie Tie Off (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: A'Zambezi Lodge to Close for Renovations (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bosso Sing the Blues (The Herald)
• Cameroon: HIV/AIDS - Media Practitioners Improve Writing Skills (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Asked Me to Implicate His Opponents - Okah (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: MEND Threatens to Resume Hostilities (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Group Campaigns for Genuine Democracy (Daily Champion)
• Africa: Sixteen Local Banks in Africa's Top 100 (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Niger Delta Group in Holland Condemns Abuja Bomb Blast (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Uwazuruike Absolves Massob of Kidnapping (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Orji Uzor Kalu Joins Presidential Race (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: PDP is Toxic-El-Rufai (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ekiti - ACN Insists on Plan to Arrest Judgment (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nyako's Agriculture is On Paper-Madaki (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Uduaghan Tasks Teachers On Exam Failures (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Fresh Bomb Scare in Abuja (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lead Poisoning - Death Toll Now 400 (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Mrs. Ohakim Counsels Children on Crimes (Daily Champion)
• Sierra Leone: Going for Another Ernest Koroma Presidency! [column] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: 80 Women Benefit From Business Training (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Concern Over Export of Scrap Metals (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: HANCI-SL Donates Le100 Million for 'Every Child in School Project' (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Plan Schools Journalists On Child Rights Reporting (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Fambul Tok Film, Book to Be Released (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: German Turns Nation's True Friend (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: 'We Need More Money'- Agriculture Minister (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Marie Stopes Sensitizes On PMTCT, VCCT (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Mercury Donates Le118 Million to Charity (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: National Youth Coalition Certifies 13 Youth Leaders (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Nigerians Celebrate in Grand Style (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: U.S. Envoy Commends Govt (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Cabinet Reshuffle List Withheld - Alpha Kanu, Three Others May Go (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Policy Implementation Biggest Snag in Nation - International Growth Centre (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Editors Retreat to Bo (Concord)
• Zimbabwe: Cement Demand Spurs Economic Recovery (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govts Urged to Improve Urban Service Delivery (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: POSA Amendment Bill Goes Through Second Reading (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Protect Nation's Reputation, Official Tells Civil Servants (The Herald)
• Malawi: Zim Student's Murder Case Sucks in Immigration Staff (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 8 000 Attend Zvishavane Wellness Programme (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sables Step Up Car Preps (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ex-Governor Mabhena Dies (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe/Cape Verde: Benjani Talks Up Warriors (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Outreaches Under Threat (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Three Women Kidnap, Rape Cop (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Khama Endorses Call to End Sanctions (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Aganga, Sanusi for World Bank Summit (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Won't Import Maize Seed - Seed-Co (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Begins Fight Against Hunger (The Herald)
• Central Africa: Deliver Justice to All Congo's Victims [guest column] (allAfrica)
• Sierra Leone: Nation Needs to Tackle More Challenges On the MDGs (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Why Votes Were Invalidated At the Kailahun Court Barray [column] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: First Lady Puts Women, Children Top At UN Meet (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Curing Our Over 50 Years Inferiority Complex [analysis] (Concord)
• Zimbabwe: NBSZ Under Fire Over Pricing of Blood (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Don't Bond Nurses, State Told (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Jonathan's Aide Wanted Me to Implicate North - Okah (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fifty Years After, Challenges Facing [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: President Warns Against 'Dirty Politics' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: When Amnesty is Tainted by Discrimination [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: EU to Attend Non-Oil Export Conference (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Market Capitalisation up by N126 Billion (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Goldern Jubilee - The Low And High Points of the Senate [analysis] (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: New Hospital for Masvingo on Cards (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Donations, Cheap Drug Imports Threaten Local Production (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Lawyer Arrested (The Herald)
• Nigeria: The Nation Will Not Have Peace, Until... Don (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Yobe - Governor Gaidam Tasks Traditional Leaders on Voters' Registration (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Insecurity - Abia First Lady Goes Spiritual (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Obi Restates Commitment to Education, MDGs (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: PHCCIMA Lists Barrier to the Country's Economy (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Ekiti - Why I Want to Wrest Power From Oni -Ex Commissioner (Daily Champion)
• Zimbabwe: Saintfiet Told to Go (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Jazz Singer Mtunzi Releases Album (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Munya's Battle Cry ! [opinion] (The Herald)
• South Africa: Simmer And Jack Closes Tau After Death (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Militant Claims Govt Wanted to Blame Northerners for Abuja Blasts (allAfrica)
• Zimbabwe: Industry Gets U.S.$1,3 Billion (The Herald)
• Africa: Wan-Ifra Calls for End to Criminal Defamation, Insult Laws [press release] (IFEX)
• Somalia: Six Top Candidates for Prime Minister's Office (Garowe Online)
• Southern Africa: Khama Says Zimbabwe Sanctions are a 'Hindrance' (Business Day)
• Sierra Leone: High Unemployment Among Youth a 'Time Bomb' (CISA)
• Kenya: Marende Orders Audit of IDP Camps (Nation)
• Somalia: 30 Killed in Three Days of Mogadishu Clashes (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria: Former Militants Meet With President, Deny Involvment in Abuja Blasts (This Day)
• Nigeria: Political Warfare Over Abuja Bombings (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kalu Set to Run for 2011 Presidency (This Day)
• Africa: Strategic Approach to Foster Growth in the World's Poorest Countries (UNDP)
• Zimbabwe: Stray Lions, Hyenas Wreak Havoc (The Herald)
• Eritrea: Ministerial Cabinet Meeting Conducts Deliberations on Various Sectors (Shabait)
• Zambia: Vanished Funds Mean Fields Stay Dry (IPS)
• Africa: Delta Air Lines Responds to Increased U.S.-Africa Demand (America.gov)
• South Africa: Expect More Roadblocks in Free State (BuaNews)
• Africa: African Democracy Revived (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Put Safety First, Says Labour Minister (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Standing Committee Has Classified Info (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SA, a Big Hit With Overseas Visitors (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Calls to End Zim Sanctions (BuaNews)
• Kenya: Bashing Gays Simply Not on; Wishing Them Away is an Exercise in Futility [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Protests Over Crime a Sign of Great Distress [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Yes, Shelve Licensing Idea [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Firms Post Record Bonus Takings (Nation)
• Kenya: Confusion Over Top Standards Bureau Job (Nation)
• Kenya: Regardless of Polls, I'll Keep Marching on [opinion] (Nation)
• East Africa: Kibaki Urges EAC to Remove Trade Barriers (Nation)
• Kenya: House Okays New Law Team Panel (Nation)
• Angola: Ex-Soldiers Exempted From Paying Taxes, Customs Fees (ANGOP)
• Angola: Education in Huambo Province is Critical-Governor (ANGOP)
• Angola: Regional Seminar on Constitution Starts Tuesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinda Government Congratulates National Radio (ANGOP)
• Angola: Water Development Project Costs Over U.S.$100 Million (ANGOP)
• Angola: Enana Opens Tender for Terminals (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 400,000 Children Vaccinated Against Polio (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer Wins Jabuti Award in Brazil (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinet Council Meets Wednesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: President Sacks Foreigners, Migration Services Chief (ANGOP)
• Eritrea: Water Reservoirs Providing Reliable Drinking Water to Livestock (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Water Supply Problem Endeavors Need to be Stepped Up - Report (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Handicraft Training Courses for Women Imperative for Improving Their Life Style (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ninth Eritrea Festival in the Netherlands Conducted With Patriotic Zeal (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Sub-Zonal Administrator Stresses Active Popular Participation in Development Programs (Shabait)
• Kenya: Burial Plans for Akuku 'Danger' Start (Nation)
• Kenya: Rights Watchdog to Sue Over Renditions (Nation)
• Kenya: Graft 'Rife in Healthcare Sector' (Nation)
• Kenya: Official Defends Sacco Bosses in Fraud Probe (Nation)
• East Africa: Uniform Courses at East African Varsities on Way (Nation)
• Kenya: 47 Percent Pay Rise for Primary Teachers (Nation)
• Kenya: Police to Probe If Sonko Has Warrant (Nation)
• Kenya: MPs Approve Team to Oversee New Law (Nation)
• Kenya: Judge Rawal Picked to Aid ICC Probe (Nation)
• Kenya: Experts Warn of More 'Fish and Frogs' Rain (Nation)
• Uganda: Place Competence Before Price, Architects Told (Monitor)
• Uganda: Banks Warned On Repacking Old Products As New Innovations (Monitor)
• East Africa: East African Community Outlines Industrialisation Arrangements (Monitor)
• Uganda: Economics Don Urges Govt to Double Civil Servants' Salaries (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kamwenge Fufa Delegate Suspended (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kipsiro Eyes 5,000 Meter Gold (Monitor)
• Uganda/Kenya: Oliech Hopes Form Will Down Country (Monitor)
• Uganda/Kenya: Time is Right, Says Kayizzi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kampala, Kigali 'Ate' in Old World Order, Eating in New One Too [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kabale Protests Rwanda's Arrest of Two Citizens (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government Gives Sh9 Billion to Schools for Science Kits (Monitor)
• Uganda: Electoral Commission Not Ready for Elections - Report (Monitor)
• Kenya: Kipchoge's Shot at 'Club' Gold (Nation)
• Kenya/Uganda: Stars Skipper Oliech Firing On All Cylinders (Nation)
• Kenya: Dunford Splashes Into Final (Nation)
• Uganda: Soldier Sues UPDF Over Discharge Refusal (Monitor)
• Uganda: Water Problem is Here to Stay, Says Jinja Official (Monitor)
• Uganda: NRM Causing Poverty in Busoga - Mao (Monitor)
• Uganda: Entebbe NRM Official Charged Over Polls (Monitor)
• Uganda: Handouts to Elderly Proves Ours is Nation of the Wretched [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: A Civilised Society Does Not Need Draconian Laws [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Jiggers Attack is a Telling Story of 25 Years of NRM [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kalungi Not DP Member, Kakande Says (New Vision)
• Uganda: Officials Fail to Arrest Bomb Suspect in Tanzania (New Vision)
• Uganda: Five in Jail Over Robbery, Murder (New Vision)
• Uganda: Vision Journalist Wins International Award (New Vision)
• Uganda: Economic Transformation Vital for MDGs - Museveni (New Vision)
• Uganda: Country's Development Impresses Chad Premier (New Vision)
• Uganda: New Host Base for UN Peace Force (New Vision)
• Uganda: Two Held Over NRM Poll Fixing (New Vision)
• Uganda: Sh8 Billion for School Science Equipment (New Vision)
• Uganda: Social Services Better Than Cash for the Poor [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ecuador's Brilliant Proposal, Applied to Somalia (New Vision)
• Uganda/Kenya: Oliech Sends Strong Message to Cranes (New Vision)
• Uganda/Kenya: If David Obua Does Not Play, What Next? (New Vision)
• Uganda: Burundian Leader to Grace Uma Trade Fair (New Vision)
• Uganda: Gulu-Juba Rail Link Underway (New Vision)
• Uganda: House Opens Income Tax Debate Today (New Vision)
• Uganda: Soldier Held Over Killing Car Civilian (New Vision)
• Uganda: Two Brothers Killed in Jinja Land Row (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt to Consider Pay Rise for Teachers (New Vision)