October 28, 2010

• Uganda: Communications Innovators to Be Recognised Today (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rift Valley Railways Refurbishes Six Passenger Coaches (New Vision)
• Uganda: Business Improving, Says Central Bank (New Vision)
• Uganda/Kenya: Kenyan MPs Hail Local Football (New Vision)
• Uganda: Super League Bans Four Villa Players After Attack (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni to Sink the First Basket at New Stadium (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kwaya Referee for Cup Final (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bad Road Irks Hoima Residents (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kasese Approves Split of District (New Vision)
• Uganda: Honey Exports Down Despite Good Quality (New Vision)
• Uganda: Leaders Decry Corruption in Police (New Vision)
• Uganda: Leaders Blamed for Increasing Immorality Among Youth (New Vision)
• Uganda: Opposition Failing Govt, Says District Commissioner (New Vision)
• Uganda: Closure, Opening of CBS Exposed Buganda's Most Sly Enemies [opinion] (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Intellectual Property Rights [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Computer-Generated Music Lacks Essence [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Rainy Forest Restaurant Spruces Up Victoria Falls [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Boka, Zitac in Rent Row (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Asiagate Amnesty? (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Highlanders Meet Dynamos Again (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Peace Returns to Dembare (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Irrigation Scheme to Benefit 29 Chikomba Households (The Herald)
• Africa: Country to Host Africa Youth Day Festival (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Quarantined Pupils to Write Exams (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: No Place Like Home [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Time Saul Became Paul [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cost of Anti-Retroviral Treatment On Developing Nations [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chiefs' Conference Opens (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Be Your Own Bosses, President Tells Nation (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zimsec Nullifies Exam (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Gets Special Message From Mozambique (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Copac's Pending Stages Need U.S.$20 Million (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Disowns People-Driven Constitution (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Grandson, Nephew Stoned to Death (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Varsity Demands U.S.$80,000 From Bus Company (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bid to Seize House Fails (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Land Ownership Row Spills Into High Court (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Food World Loses U.S.$13,000 (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Maintain Discipline, Cops Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: MP Off the Hook (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Explosion Injures Three (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Public Advised to Bank Money (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Suspected Robbers Shot Dead (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Rapist Jailed 12 Years (The Herald)
• Southern Africa: Prioritise Water Resources Management, SADC Urged (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Merits of Scouting in Crop Production (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Musician Postpones Live DVD Recording (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: African Pride - MDC to See Light [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mai Charamba Not Slowing Down Yet (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Prepare to Laugh Your Lungs Out (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Are Tyres Main Cause of Kombi Accidents ? (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chamber of Commerce, Open University Sign Pact (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Empowerment Awareness Brought to Mutoko East (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tom Saintfiet Still in Limbo (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Veteran Golfer Tim Price Dies (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: More Work Required to Achieve Health Goals (The Herald)
• Guinea: UN Envoy Welcomes New Date for Run-Off Presidential Poll (UN News)
• Angola: Armed Forces Chief At 12th Meeting of CPLP (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister of Interior Promoted Chief Commissioner of the National Police (ANGOP)
• Angola: Education in Mupa to Open New Classrooms (ANGOP)
• Angola: Lubango Hosts Sixth Forum On Rural Women (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Wants Zim's Assistance in Training of Hotel Workers (ANGOP)
• Angola: Human Rights Head Calls for Creation of Advising Team (ANGOP)
• Central African Republic: Support for National Efforts Vital As UN Leaves, Says Secretary-General (UN News)
• Liberia: Weah Party Split on Merger (Analyst)
• Liberia: Sinje Adult Literacy Center Launched (Analyst)
• Liberia: Church, State Chaos Detected (Analyst)
• Liberia: AFL Widows Meet Pres. Sirleaf (Analyst)
• Liberia: Sirleaf Launches Polio Vaccination Campaign (Analyst)
• Liberia: Min. Woods Promises Tough Action Against Contractors (Analyst)
• Kenya: Communities Forge Their Own Peace in the Rift Valley (IRIN)
• Africa: Ignoring Women With Guns (IRIN)
• Ghana: Bawumia's 'Meticulous Piece of Scholarship' Unveiled (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: TNJ Africa Announces Proud Winners (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: Foreign Investors Jostle FORFG's Power Privatisation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NIS Marks 25th Anniversary, Honours Akpabio Omatseye, Others (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Parents Urged to Invest in Their Children (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CRFFN Chieftain Canvasses Local Content Freighting Forwarding (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Court Stops AP AGM (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Banks Are Frustrating Effort of Shipowners [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NPA Berates Nesrea Over Detention of Toxic Vessel (Vanguard)
• Africa: Stanbic IBTC Clinches Africa's Best Issuing House (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Dangote Cement Lists 15.5 Billion Shares On NSE (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Shipowners Abandon Nation for Ghanaian Dockyards, Patronizes Foreign Seafarers (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Ailing Diamond Company Digs for Quality (Business Day)
• South Africa: Avusa Acquisition Finalised (Business Day)
• South Africa: Thousands of School Children Denied Basic Rights - DA (Business Day)
• South Africa: Cabinet Approves Easing Parole Conditions (Business Day)
• South Africa: Baloyi Reveals Plans for Anti-Corruption Unit (Business Day)
• South Africa: PPI Slips to 6,8 Percent in September (Business Day)
• South Africa: Government Extends Guarantee to Eskom By R174 Billion (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Ondo - Ekiti Command Nets N16 Million in Eight Months (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FCT Command Foils Kidnapping Attempt (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We're in Line With Zero Tolerance On Corruption, Says Seme Customs Command (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Toxic Waste Vessel MV Vera D Still At Tin-Can Port (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Banji Calls for Enlightenment Programme On Clearing Procedures (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Customs Involve Communities to Fight Smuggler (Vanguard)
• Africa: Renewed Optimism in Africa's Future Economies [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: AEC 2010 - Interview with Dr. Joseph Okpaku [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Mobilizing Domestic Resources As a Way Out of the Crisis [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Angola: Expulsions Mark Rising Tensions Over Resources With DRC (IRIN)
• Sudan: Noor El Sham, 'It is Not Okay for a Man to Abuse Me' (IRIN)
• Kenya: Wheat Stem Rust Hits Rift Valley Farmers (IRIN)
• Angola: Fashion Trends for Different Seasons Exhibited in Caxito (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bishops Reported On the Overall Situation in Nation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Gizela Silva to Release Second CD in the November (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinet to Meet Friday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Fight Against Juvenile Delinquency Must Acknowledge Local Reality (ANGOP)
• Angola: Singer Kizua Gourgel to Release First CD (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ngau-Moyo House Presents Ballet Theatre in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Harry Marshal - Suspects Allege Torture (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Exam Malpractice - Uniabuja Expels Ex-EFCC Director (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Money Not Cause of Poor Power Supply, Says Bankole (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nation's Total Debt is U.S.$32.8 Billion - Govt (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Electoral Act - Presidency Denies Lobbying Mark, Reps (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Reps Lambast Ringim Over Comments On Civil Defence (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ciroma Meets Emir of Birnin Gwari (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Mushekwi Sets Diski Alight (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Rushwaya Drags Zifa to Labour Court (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Pay Up, GM Ordered (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Busy Day in Office for Sulu (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CD Prices Cut Again (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Platinum Demand Boon for Economy [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Share Buy-Backs Hit Cash-Starved ZSE (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Women's Sevens Fiesta On (The Herald)
• Kenya: 800,000 Tea Staff May Lose Jobs in Strike (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Zumailer Braces for Tough Competition (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: All Set for Netone Tourney (The Herald)
• Kenya: Tea Workers in Trauma Over Barren Strike (Nation)
• Kenya: North Rift Leaders Oppose Plans to Ditch ODM (Nation)
• Somalia: EU Navfor Offers a New Kerosene Facility in Seychelles to All Counter-Piracy Warships [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Kenya: Couple Wants School to Allow Hijabs (Nation)
• Kenya: TJRC Chair Kiplagat Gets MPs Backing (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Domestic Cricket Resumes (The Herald)
• Kenya: Judge Pulls Out of Kamukunji Poll Case (Nation)
• Cote d'Ivoire: American Embassy's National Daily Press Review (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Zimbabwe: Dembare Boycott Sup8r (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gearing for Post-GPA Nation [opinion] (The Herald)
• Somalia: Pirates Fail in Pirating LPGC Maido in the Basin [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Tanzania: Nation Lines Two Teams for Continental Basketball (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Wounded Lady Golfers Back Home (Daily News)
• Uganda: UNRA Warns Contractors (New Vision)
• Liberia: Widows of Fallen Army And Security Personnel Meet President Sirleaf (Liberia Govt)
• Kenya: Co-Op Bank Share Price Slows After CIC Deal (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Chelashaw in Court Over Euro Bank Deposit Case (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Cautious Unit Trust Managers Stifle Growth (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Condom Maker's Plan to Set Up Plant in Nation Gets Boost (Business Daily)
• South Africa: Yeni is There on Merit, Top Trainer Says (Business Day)
• South Africa: Province, Sharks Expect a Vicious Battle (Business Day)
• South Africa: More Activity Needed to Stimulate SA Economy (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Indonesia's Tsunami Death Toll Rises (BuaNews)
• South Africa: MoU to Turn Limpopo Into Coal-Mining Capital (BuaNews)
• South Africa: High Honour for Bafana Skipper (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Company Chosen to Install Network to Salt, SKA (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Madiba Distances Himself From Auction (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Strict Guidelines to Classifying Info (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Matrics Write Afrikaans Paper (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Villagers Look Forward to Motlanthe's Visit (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Refuse Policy to Benefit Poor Households (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Cabinet Applauds Unions for Signing Wage Offer (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Country Boasts World Class Beaches (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt Calls for Speedy Inquiry Into Court Fire (BuaNews)
• South Africa: PPI Eases to 6.8 Percent in September (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Cabinet Sends Matrics Best Wishes (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Go Banyana Go! (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Zuma Welcomes New Heads of Mission (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Coordination Needed to Fight Corruption (BuaNews)
• South Africa: NHI Needed to Counter Careless 'All Pay' System [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Ancient African Culture 'Could Not Be Our Own' [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Jazz - Newtown's Bassline [opinion] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Saru Documents Springbok's History in an Official Opus (Business Day)
• South Africa: Josephs Expects Tough Encounter Against Ajax (Business Day)
• South Africa: Target Small Business, Not Job Creation, Says Sunter (Business Day)
• South Africa: Lower Deficit Projections Seen as Treasury Victory (Business Day)
• South Africa: Murray & Roberts Orders Rise, But Outlook 'Dire' (Business Day)
• South Africa: African Alliance Steers Clear of Nation as it Eyes Continent (Business Day)
• South Africa: Gordhan Gets It Right On the Rand [editorial] (Business Day)
• South Africa: Finance Minister Pleases Political Opponents (Business Day)
• Uganda: Rabadaba's Musanvu Kitundu Finally Here (Observer)
• Uganda: Move Mental Illness Out of the Closet Now [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Africa Must Protect Her Displaced People [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Emancipation Only Comes With Motherly Nurture [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Local Media Turning Yellow [opinion] (Observer)
• South Africa: Strict Spending Limits Despite Revenue Overrun (Business Day)
• South Africa: Presidency Wants Extra R84 Million in Funding (Business Day)
• South Africa: Rural Towns Get R1,7 Billion More for Water, Sanitation (Business Day)
• South Africa: Humanities Qualification Not a Wasted Effort (Business Day)
• South Africa: Treasury to Use Surplus to Buy Reserves (Business Day)
• South Africa: Sabc Under Fire for Failing to Tighten Control (Business Day)
• Zimbabwe: Mabhena Precedent - Escalating Contention [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Workers Get a Fighter (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Mwana in U.S.$8 Million Private Placement (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Black Bird Flies Against the Odds (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: JSE Giant Revives Bid for Olivine (Financial Gazette)
• Nigeria: 50 Die in Sokoto Awaiting Pensions (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - North Central Speakers Endorse Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ondo's Federal Pensioners Reject Abuja Verification (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: LGs Dissolution - Edo PDP Drags Oshiomhole to Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Unilag Move to Make World's Top 100 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Abuja Blasts - Govt Should Seek Foreign Assistance -Senator Onwe [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nwodo - Jonathan in a Fix As Governors Mount Pressure (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - PDP Gladiators Raise Stakes in Niger (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Disquiet in Ohanaeze Over Jonathan's Endorsement (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Chukwu Cautions NFF (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gbolarumi to Akala - Get Ready to Leave in 2011 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: It's Kwara South's Turn, Says Guber Aspirant (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: About Time We Got It Right (2) [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Govt Seeks Private Sector Funding for Education (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sack of Edo Councils - Has Oshiomhole Breached the Constitution? [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Reps Slam IGP Over Utterances on Civil Defence Corps (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: No, EFCC, No [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Africa: HIV Research 'On the Rise' (SciDev.Net)
• Uganda: Wahome Mutahi Leaves Humorous Legacy (Observer)
• Uganda: Local Contestants Find Their Feet at Tusker Project Fame (Observer)
• Tanzania: Simba Leapfrog Yanga On Top Spot (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Ondo Govt to Ban Pregnant Women, Children From Okada (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Transport Union Activities Illegal, Akala Tells Army Chief (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Catholic Church to Partner With Edo on Schools Development (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Merge NSCDC With Police - Owie (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why We 'Re Hosting Kuramo Conference - Fashola (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Trade with Singapore Hits $90 Million - Minister Proposes Multi-Modal Tranportation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ijomah Blames Niger Delta Crisis on FG (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adamugate - Bio Confirms EFCC Interest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Stakeholders Blame Education Woes on Proverty, Teachers Laziness (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Heartland FC Disband Team B (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N700 Million Fraud - Trial of Ex- Governor Dariye Begins Jan 25 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Need to Explore Other Funding Options for Education, Say Bagudu [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mother of Rivers State's Commissioner for Power, Murdered (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Musa Completes Venlo Move 'He Belongs to Africa's Best 15 Players' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dead Commissioner Still 'Serving' in Yuguda's Cabinet (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 10 Bag First Class Honours At Crescent Varsity Convocation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Atiku Got It Right On the Economy [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Country to Become Full Member of REDD (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ogun Doctors Resume Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ciroma Committee's Decision Binding On Us - Gusau (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Examination Malpractice - the Way Out (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CCNN Installs Equipment to Curb Dust Emission (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 Presidency - PDP Youth Leaders Prefer Saraki, Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Islam And Girl-Child Education [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Atiku Threatens Legal Action Over Smear Campaigns (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Glorification of Onitsha [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Man Jailed for Stealing Phone (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Five Injured as Police Raid Palace of Lagos Monarch (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: I Didn't Call for Maigari's Resignation - Bio (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Approves Second Amendment to Constitution (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Apugo Advises Jonathan to Drop Presidential Ambition (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PDP Will Lose South - West, Says Tinubu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Loans - Traps,Trappings [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: DCB Net Profit Increases (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Plans to Change Procurement Legislation on Drawing Board (Daily News)
• Tanzania: More Uranium Recovered at Mkuju (Daily News)
• Nigeria: ICPC Adopts New Anti-Graft Strategy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Our Experience in the Search for Consensus - Adamu Ciroma [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCTA Shuts Down 337 Private Schools (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Area Council Spends N20 Million on Scholarship (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Security Beefed Up At Apapa Port After Arms Seizure (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Keshi, Siasia Shortlisted for Eagles Job (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Islamic Centre Marks Sharee'ah Anniversary (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dediare Blasts Football Set-Up (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: Lufthansa Promises to Boost Aviation in West Africa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Takes Presidential Campaign to Campuses (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ibadan University's Medical Students Honor Afe Babalola (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Task Force Clears Refuse Dumps in Karu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Budget Office to Ensure Strong Economy By 2020 - DG (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Suspected Fraudsters in Court Over Cheating (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Local Re-Elected Friends of the Earth Chair (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gbemi Saraki Gets Support From Kwara Indigenes in Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ANPP Leaders Meet to Stall Defection (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gombe Begins Hajj Airlift (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: Govt's Responsibility in Aids Funding (Health-e)
• Nigeria: Alleged Misconduct of Representatives - Court Frees Lawmaker (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Still Commander-in-Chief -Sambo (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: I'll Tackle Power Problems in Five Years -Jonathan (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Imo Exposes 194 Ghost Teachers (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: FG to Review Foreign Policy (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: N1.2 Billion Scam - Senate Wants Ex-Minister, Others Arrrested (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Nulge Suspends Ebonyi State EXCO Over Check-Off Dues (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: We've no Power to Ban Politicians-EFCC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: We Are Committed to Jonathan/Sambo Ticket - Benue Speaker (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Thiteen Containers of Arms, Ammunition Seized (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jang, Tafida Confident on Jonathan/Sambo 2011 (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Daniel Commiserates With Champion Over Fire (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Amaechi - No Going Back On Demolition of Waterfronts (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Drama As Arik Airline Hostess Walks Out on Judge (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: You Can't Stop Me-Kalu Tells EFCC (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Lagos Assembly Wants LASU VC Sacked (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Intervenes in PDP Crisis (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: SERAP Wants Gaddafi to Free Citizens On Death Row (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Country Drops On TI Corruption Index (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: 2011 Poll - Timeline Not Transitional -Senate (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Kaduna United Condole NOC President (This Day)
• Nigeria: Blackout! ...for Dopers Pressy Approves N150 Million for Fight (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eagles Job - Keshi, Siasia Get Interview Date (This Day)
• Nigeria: Unity Disunite Intercontinental (This Day)
• Nigeria: Western Teams Praise Pre-Season Mini-League (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Bad' Tennis Day It Had Citizens Crashing Out of Tour One After the Other (This Day)
• Nigeria: Next Level Begins 'Recharge And Go to Old Trafford' (This Day)
• Africa: Finding More Fish, Between Egypt and Vietnam (IPS)
• Somalia: NUSOJ Makes Submission to UN Universal Periodic Review [press release] (NUSOJ)
• Zimbabwe: Abandoned Constitutional Outreach Meetings Set for the Weekend (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Residents Hold Protest March Against Zesa (SW Radio)
• Angola: Minister Calls for Works Towards Humanity Sustainability (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cazenga Professional Training Centre Gains Computing Ward (ANGOP)
• Angola: Sport Associations and Journalism Under Debate (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 900 Deaths By Accidents Recorded in 2010 Countrywide (ANGOP)
• Angola: State-Run Agostinho Neto University Swears in New Deans (ANGOP)
• Angola: Theatre Group Exhibits Route of Justice Play (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Zifa Boss Fired for 'Insubordination and Mismanagement' (SW Radio)
• Southern Africa: Civil Society Groups Pressure SADC to Send Election Monitors (SW Radio)
• Nigeria: Over 200,000 People at Risk of Losing Their Homes [press release] (Amnesty International)
• Gambia: Tipper Garage Fish Market to Cost U.S.$3.35 Million, Says Mayor Colley (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Demba's Odense Host Nordsjaelland in Cup (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Sarr From Villain to Hero (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: New Police Commissioner On Familiarisation Tour (Daily Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Infighting Blamed for Gono-Grace Story (SW Radio)
• Gambia: AMESD Forum Underway (Daily Observer)
• Gambia/Senegal: Nation's U-17 to Play Senegal On Sunday (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Thief Convicted of Stealing (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Bakau Youths Sensitised (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Veteran Local Musician Meets President Jammeh (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Confab On Small Arms, Light Weapons Kicks-Off (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Abdoulie Paco Corr Spotted in FC Popa (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GCC, Stakeholders Brainstorm on Competition Policy, Law (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Kombo East Youth Committee Holds Second Congress (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Minister Tangara Visits Foreign and Commonwealth Office [press release] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Quality Education - a Priority for Khaled Ibn Al-Waleed Islamic School (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Towards the Vision 2020 [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Ceesay's Vital Goal Send Zilina Into Cup Last Eight (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: NAWEC Driver Arraigned for Negligent Driving (Daily Observer)
• Uganda: How Home Builders Waste Money (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bukenya to Grace Smack Sports Gala (Monitor)
• Uganda: Team Prepares for Five Tourneys (Monitor)
• South Africa: Medium Term Budget Policy Statement: Building Up to Bold Decisions, But Time Is Not on the Side of the Poor [opinion] (SACSIS)
• Nigeria: Excess Crude Account - From $20 Billion to $460 Million (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why Northern Elite Hardly Write Autobiographies - Magaji Dambatta [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sales Girl Accused of Stealing Employer's Money (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT to Rehabilitate NYSC Orientation Camp (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kuje Residents Decry Epileptic Power Supply (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Idris Receives Babangida Campaign Team in Lokoja (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Foreign Reserves Drop to $33.71 Billion (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CNPP Faults AGF's Caution to EFCC Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Don't Be Jittery Over FOI Bill, ICPC Boss Tells Lawmakers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Senate's Wise Decision [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Held Over Murder in Kwara (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest Retired Lt Colonel, Nine Others Over Criminal Force (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lack of Research Killing Economy - Don (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Katsina Concludes Pilgrims' Airlift Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Imoke Removes Village Chiefs Over Crisis (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sterling Bank Profit Hits N5.3 Billion in Third Quarter (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: African Leaders Tasked On New CBR Guidelines (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Opening Up Yobe for Business Development [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Gambia: Superintendent Landing Bojang Testifies in Ex-IGP Badjie's Trial (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Foroyaa Reporter in Court for 'Assault' (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: NAMs Regional Outreach Forum Begins (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: Seven Foreign Babannawa Players Stranded in Offa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Can Kano PDP Withstand the CPC Challenge? [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NSF Commends Sports Minister (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Sarki Tafida an Asset or Liability? [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Falcons Depart for South Africa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Resign Now, AFPON Tells Bio (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Sneijder is Favourite to Claim Fifa Ballon d'Or (Leadership)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Extends Polls to April (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minimum Wage - National Strike Looms Nov 10 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Empowers OVCs, HIV Patients (This Day)
• Nigeria: Creating a More Peaceful World (This Day)
• Nigeria: Pulling Yobe Out of the Desert [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dissolution of LGs - PDP Drags Oshiomhole to Court (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oil Differential Slips Over Planned Export Rise (This Day)
• Nigeria: Guber Aspirant Alleges Threats to Life (This Day)
• Nigeria: Communal Clash - Imoke Orders Arrest of Boje Chiefs (This Day)
• Nigeria: NSE to Increase Trading Hours -Lifts Restrictions on Price Movements (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Many Still Live in Poverty' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Yuguda Govt Rules Through the Media - Tela [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mandate Protection - JDPC Mobilises 10,000 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Wrong Diagnosis of Vision 20 - 2020 [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: UN Launch 2010 World Population Report (This Day)
• Africa: IMF Predicts Five Percent Economic Growth for Sub-Saharan Africa (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - PDP Youths Affirm Support for Saraki, Jonathan -Want IBB, Gusau, Atiku to Drop Ambitions (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mimiko - Why Leaders Steal Public Funds -Urges Women to Protest Naked (This Day)
• Zambia: The Anglican Church Promotes Governance Without Fighting. [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: No Party Can Dictate Power Shift in Kogi - Kadiri [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: HIV Prevention Receives N1.5 Billion Boost (This Day)
• Nigeria: Three Pilgrims Officials Jailed for Diverting N4.3 Million Hajj Fare (This Day)
• Kenya: Bitter Rivalry Keeps the Spirit of Beer Maker Burning (Nation)
• Kenya: MTN Snaps Nation's ICT Firm (Nation)
• Kenya: Railway Line to Be Built From Jomo Kenyatta International (Nation)
• Kenya: Hope for Titanium Mining as Australian Firm Begins Tests (Nation)
• Kenya: MPs Adopt Embassy Report (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibaki Loses His Chief Envoy and Trusted Pointman (Nation)
• Kenya: Findings That Forced Minister and Permenent Secretary to Leave Under a Cloud (Nation)
• Kenya: Official Loses Bid to Dodge Arrest in Burial Ground Deal (Nation)
• Kenya: 14,000 for Nairobi Marathon (Nation)
• Kenya: Nyayo Stadium Was Never Fit for International Matches (Nation)
• Kenya: Thika On High Alert As Gor Plot to Storm Stadium (Nation)
• Kenya: Gor Goalie - We Played On Oblivious of What Had Happened (Nation)
• Kenya: Army Chief Warns Against Poll Violence as Tension Builds Up (Nation)
• Africa: Make Safe Abortion Accessible, Says African Health Community (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Alao-Akala - No Going Back Over Ban On NURTW (This Day)
• Nigeria: Spring Bank - Court to Rule on Objection Friday (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Has Done Well, Says Dati [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: N5 Billion Scam - EFCC Re-Arraigns Nnamani, Others (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Rising Cost of Building Materials, Threat to Adequate Housing' [interview] (This Day)
• Cameroon: Scientific Research & Innovation - Centre Region Celebrates Progress (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zambia: Barotseland Agreement Advocates - Eight More Arrested in Mongu (Times of Zambia)
• Cameroon: Dilapidation Renders Mokam Street in Douala Impassable (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zambia: 'Pf Free to Petition' (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: Kenya's Wetangula Steps Aside Over Embassy Allegations (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zambia: State to Light Up Kalichero Centre (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Zone Five Nations Cup Pushed to February (Monitor)
• Uganda: Forgive Me If I Don't Celebrate CBS Reopening (Monitor)
• Uganda: In Search of the Correct Line - Nominations Close Peacefully [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nation Improves in Graft Ranking (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government Coughs Shs4 Billion Over Botched Park Deal (Monitor)
• Uganda: Museveni Asks for Copyright On His Song (Monitor)
• Uganda: Tullow Finally Agrees to Pay Taxes (Monitor)
• Uganda: Army, Youth MPs' Future Uncertain (Monitor)
• Zambia: President Urges Citizens to Register as Voters (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZCTU, Ronnie Rap TIZ (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Media Urged to Use Skills Stop Conflicts (Citizen)
• Somalia: Muslim Countries Urged to Act On Nation (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Hawiye Elders Call Government Officials to Solve Disagreements (Shabelle)
• Ghana: MTN Dedicates Six Awards to Customers (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Southern Africa: Malawi Diplomat Claims Mozambique Broke Agreement (AIM)
• Mozambique: Assembly Ratifies Protocol On Rights of Disabled (AIM)
• Mozambique: Strike At CIM - Management Refuses Higher Wages (AIM)
• Mozambique: Kenmare Rebuilds Topuito Houses (AIM)
• Mozambique: Mozal Pledges Emissions Will Not Exceed Legal Limits (AIM)
• Mozambique: Nation Improves in Corruption Perceptions Index (AIM)
• Africa: AfDB Must Engage With New Partners On Solid Ground, Says Afdb Chief Economist [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Fifth African Economic Conference Opens With Calls for Cooperation And Partnership With Africa [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Nigeria: Accreditation of Courses by NUC Compounds LASU Crisis [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Education is Not in Good Shape - Prof. Jowitt (1) [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: It is a Matter of Honour [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: N7.4 Billion Fraud - Dariye to Face Trial (Leadership)
• Nigeria: CNS Reshuffles the Navy (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ringim Pledges Better Security (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gusau Unveils Blueprint as Lamido Endorses Saraki (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Anenih Assures on Women Participation (This Day)
• Nigeria: FIFA And the Trial of Amos Adamu [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Power Problem - Lagos Expands Local Content [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Sambo Canvass Gender Empowerment (This Day)
• Nigeria: I Accept My Sack in Good Faith - Okereke [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: What Reverence for Obaship in Yorubaland? [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: IBB - Dumping Zoning Portends Danger (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jos - Police Arrest Seven, Link Fresh Attack to 'Prominent Personality' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Survey Ranks the Nation Worst in Healthcare (This Day)
• Nigeria: Borrowings Won't Exceed 25 Percent of GDP, Says Aganga (This Day)
• Nigeria: My Agenda for Zamfara [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: UN Lauds Cross River Forestry Programme (This Day)
• Nigeria: Illegal Arms - No Conclusions Yet (This Day)
• Nigeria: House Moves Against Plans to Sack 50,000 PHCN Workers (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'My Husband's Not a Terrorist' (This Day)
• South Africa: Who Killed the 2010 World Cup PR Guru? [analysis] (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: Dying for a Bag of Rice (This Day)
• Africa: Africa Must Show Sincerity in Technology Adoption, Says Kufuor (This Day)
• Nigeria: Chile's Lesson in Crisis And Emergency Management [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Illegal Arms - Import Papers Forged - Dikko (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Gusau - I'll Abide by Decision On Consensus (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Thirty Million Children Immunised Against Polio - WHO (Leadership)
• Nigeria: EFCC List - Don't Panic, Obasanjo Tells 'Boys' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ekiti Deputy Speaker is Dead (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Politics Runs in my Blood - Jambo [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour Party Accuses PDP of Vandalizing its Signposts (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NALCOMET Group Attains International Benchmark (Leadership)
• Nigeria: AMAC Staff Protest Non-Payment of New Salary (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Earmarks N135 Million for PHCN Workers' Pay-Off (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Citizens Have Been Short-Changed for Too Long - Elochukwu [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senate Approves New Timelines for 2011 Elections (Leadership)
• Nigeria: EFCC Re-Arraigns Nnamani, Others (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kwara Community Seeks Review of Education College Reform (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Minimum Wage - NLC Begins Strike Nov. 10 (Leadership)
• Namibia: Standard Bank Fights Fraud (Namibian)
• Namibia: Forecasters Expect Good Rainy Season (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Cross River State Conflict Displaces 10,000 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Women Can Decide Elections' [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Skye Bank Declares N10.1 Billion Profit (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NANS Carpets Jonathan Over 50th Anniversary (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan - Presidency, Warts And All [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police, NSCDC Cordon Off Keffi FMC Over Director's Appointment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ekiti Assembly Deputy Speaker Dies (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: League Shifted Again to November 6 (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Donates N43.6 Million to Flood Victims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dangote Becomes Largest African Direct Investor in South Africa (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Kwita Izina Gets UCI Nod (New Times)
• Rwanda: UNR Target Carré d'As Crown (New Times)
• Rwanda: UN Pledges Support in Peace Building (New Times)
• Rwanda: We Will Not Drop Erlinder's Case - Prosecutor (New Times)
• Rwanda: Regional Business Executives Discuss HIV (New Times)
• Africa: AU, ICGLR Sign Memorandum of Understanding (New Times)
• Rwanda: Civil Servants Undergo Cisco Training (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rwf 150 Million for Farmers' Credit Scheme (New Times)
• Rwanda: PLE Candidates Sit Wrong Exam (New Times)
• Rwanda: Senatorial Committee Summons Nsanzabaganwa (New Times)
• Rwanda: NUR Lecturers Suspended Over Negligence of Duty (New Times)
• Rwanda: KCC Continues With City Facelift (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sen. Inyumba Addresses UN Security Council (New Times)
• Rwanda: Minister Seeks Amendment of Sexual Harassment Law (New Times)
• Rwanda: 'Hotel Rwanda' Manager Faces Terrorism Claims (New Times)
• Kenya: Creators Who Translate Dreams Into Structures (Nation)
• Kenya: KCA University Aspires to Be the Best in Business (Nation)
• Kenya: Union Donates Food to Striking Workers (Nation)
• Kenya: Italian Criminals 'Hiding in Malindi' (Nation)
• Kenya: Squatters Protest Against Order to Kick Them Out of Agency Land (Nation)
• Kenya: Well-Wisher Fulfils Pledge and Pays Student's Fees (Nation)
• Kenya: Police Pledge to Flush Out Oromo Rebels (Nation)
• Kenya: Team Formed to Prepare the Way for County Governments (Nation)
• Kenya: Sh1 Million Bribes Paid During Army Hiring (Nation)
• Kenya: 'Miracle' Tree Offers Poor Locals Cheap And Effective Cure for Jiggers (Nation)
• Kenya: Kiplagat Insists Only Tribunal Key to His Fate (Nation)
• Kenya: City Residents Oppose Parking Fees (Nation)
• Kenya: We Can Have an Aids-Free Generation ay Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Transforming Learning in the 21st Century [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Construction Bug Bites Mombasa (Nation)
• Kenya: Raila Moves Into His New Office (Nation)
• Kenya: Hague Court Still to Name Key Witness to Post-Election Violence (Nation)
• Kenya: Turkana Takes Lion's Share of CDF Cash (Nation)
• Kenya: Embassy Scandal Forces Ouster of Foreign Minister (Nation)
• Namibia: WAD Still on About Legalising Prostitution (Namibian)
• Namibia: Small Budget Hijacks Police (Namibian)
• Rwanda: RDB to Formalize Cross Border Trade (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sitball Teams Intensify Preps Ahead of World Meet (New Times)
• Rwanda: 120 to Grace African Event (New Times)
• Rwanda: Pair Gears Up for Fina World Championship (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ntagwabira Down Plays APR Test (New Times)
• Rwanda: Family Planning Vaccine On Trial (New Times)
• East Africa: Work Towards Self-Reliance, Mwapachu Tells Bloc (New Times)
• Rwanda: Top US Military Official to Visit (New Times)
• East Africa: East African Community Holds Retreat (New Times)
• Rwanda: Local Electricity Tariffs Highest in the Region-Study (New Times)
• Rwanda: MPs Accuse House Bureau of Misleading Minister (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kagame Receives Global Peace Award (New Times)
• Rwanda: Premier Urges Continent to Fight Gender Violence (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kagame Receives French Cardinal (New Times)
• Namibia: Swine Flu Tops 100 (Namibian)
• Uganda: Teachers Form Rival Union (Monitor)
• Uganda: Army Denies Killing Karimojong (Monitor)
• Uganda: 'Response to Climate Change Slow' (Monitor)
• Angola: Holy See Envoy Rejoices Visit (ANGOP)
• Angola: CNSC Chairman Meets With Opposition Political Parties (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation Spent Over U.S. 9 Million With the Repatriation of Illegal Immigrants (ANGOP)
• Namibia: Taxi Driver's Attacker Gets Three Years (Namibian)
• Angola: Minister Denounces Criminal Networks Behind Illegal Immigration (ANGOP)
• Uganda: Tertiary Education Should Be Revitalised [opinion] (Monitor)
• Namibia: Police Cells in the South in Bad Shape (Namibian)
• Uganda: Books, Reading Are My Life's Haven of Comfort [opinion] (Monitor)
• Namibia: Burial Dispute Back in Court (Namibian)
• Uganda: Court Frees Motorist Accused of Blocking President's Convoy (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Nation Among Top Uncorrupt Countries (New Times)
• Namibia: Walvis Dumps Erongo RED (Namibian)
• Namibia: Groundbreaking for Community Open Market (Namibian)
• Gambia: National Assembly Hold Workshop On Inclusive Education (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Anti Drug Personnel Trained On Counter Narcotic Skills (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Hon. Daffeh Asks National Assembly to Revisit Prohibition of Corporal Punishment in Schools (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Flood Victims Unhappy About the Unavailability of Disaster Relief (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Defence to Open Case in Cocaine Trial (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Leaders Urged to Embrace Democracy (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Witness Complains Lack of Medical Attention in Ensa Badjie And Co Case (Foroyaa)
• Uganda: RDC Warns LC5 Boss on Govt Cars (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bwanika Promises Free Medical Care (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kipsiro, Kerunen Named Goodwill Ambassadors (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Tells NRM Petitioners to Remain Calm (New Vision)
• Uganda: Umeme Truck Kills Three (New Vision)
• Eritrea: Inhabitants of Bilenayo to Redouble Endeavors Towards Improving Living Standard (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Opening of Transport Terminal in Omhajer Imperative for Facilitating Activities (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Mereb Development Construction Company Gives Training to 135 Members (Shabait)
• Uganda: Blood Donation Drive Starts (New Vision)
• Eritrea: Secondary School Being Constructed in Nacfa Town (Shabait)
• Eritrea: More Students Need to Attend School in Kerkebet Sub-Zone - Report (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Araeta Sub-Zone - Youths Called Upon to Strengthen Organizational Capacity (Shabait)
• Uganda: Makerere Resumes Seven Courses (New Vision)
• Uganda: Three Killed in Taxi Crash (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mityana Offers Agric Diplomas (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Loses Sh1 Billion in Botched Deal (New Vision)
• Uganda: Maternal Mortality Disturbing - Danish Envoy (New Vision)
• Uganda: NRM Releases Final LC5 Flag-Bearer List (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wildlife Authority Okays Access to Queen Elizabeth Park (New Vision)
• Uganda: The Law Was Unfair to Ntungamo Women [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Suspected Goat Thief Arrested (New Vision)
• Uganda: Female Genital Mutilation is the Worst Form of Torture [column] (New Vision)
• South Africa: Property Writer Fife Dies (Business Day)
• Africa: Lamy Says Intra-African Trade is Key to Growth (Business Day)
• South Africa: Treasury Set to Beef Up Financial Regulation (Business Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - PDP Youth Leaders Vow to Stop Over 60 Years Old Aspirants (Leadership)
• South Africa: No Taxes Yet to Fund National Health Cover (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Boki Communal Clash - Boje Chiefs Arrested, Certificates Withdrawn (Leadership)
• South Africa: Gauteng 'Hyenas' Are on the Prowl (Business Day)
• South Africa: Mvela Hedges Bets With ANC's Big Names (Business Day)
• Nigeria: Akwa-Ibom Govt Tasks Oil Coy On Healthy Enviroment (Leadership)
• Uganda: Kasese Fish Mongers Protest Harassment (New Vision)
• Africa: Twelve Nations to Fight Gender-Based Violence (New Times)
• South Africa: Consumer Inflation at Five-Year Low Boosts Odds of Rate Cut (Business Day)
• Nigeria: House of Representatives Alters Constitution (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Quality Teachers Central to Quality Education - Gbagi (Leadership)
• Kenya: Wetangula Blames Permanent Secretary Over Japan (The Star)
• South Africa: Cosatu Launches UDF to Rescue Country (Business Day)
• South Africa: Gordhan Slashes Deficit as Revenue Overrun Fills State Coffers (Business Day)
• Sudan: Rape Is Not Adultery (IPS)
• Nigeria: Where is Turai's Cancer Centre? [analysis] (Leadership)
• East Africa: Minister Says Quicker EAC Integration Good for Business (New Vision)
• Rwanda: Let's Act Now Against GBV [editorial] (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Briefs Region on Row With Mugabe (Nation)
• Uganda: Floods Boost Fishing in Kumi, Soroti (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lugogo a Challenge as Play-Offs Start (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lira, Mayuge Farmers Plead for NAADS Funds (New Vision)
• Uganda: Computer Timing Sucks in Ssebuguzi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lugogo Indoor Stadium Returns to NCS (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbale Councillors Clash Over Sh99 Million (New Vision)
• Uganda: Injury Rules Mudoola Out of Cup Final (New Vision)
• Sudan: Western Equatoria's Ezo County Commissioner Urges Chiefs to Promote African Cultures And Values (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Don't Depend Only on Oil, Says Southern Leader (Sudan Tribune)
• Ethiopia: World Bank Delegates Impressed By Food Security Program (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Population Data Essential for Development Planning - Official (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Government Threatens to Deregister Two Newspapers [press release] (MISA)
• South Africa: Praise for Gordhan's Medium Term Budget (BuaNews)
• Guinea: New Date Set for Presidential Runoff (RFI)
• Uganda: Parliament Starts Debate on ChOGM Report (New Vision)
• Uganda: K'jong Warriors Kill One, Injure Three (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rugby Union Bans Cranes Star Kikonyogo After Club Games Conduct (New Vision)
• Uganda: Maternal Health Our Priority - Museveni (New Vision)
• Uganda: Works Ministry Probed Over Sh22 Billion (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fufa Calls Off Friendly (New Vision)
• Kenya: Resignations Signal New Era in Fight On Impunity [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Increase Sports Facilities [editorial] (Nation)
• Uganda: Barlonyo Victims Want Kony in Hague (New Vision)
• Nigeria: More Facts Emerge On Kumuyi's Remarriage (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Blind Headteacher Inspires Borno's Disabled Pupils (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ciroma Committee Defers Choice of Consensus Candidate (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Medium Term Budget Policy Statement [document] (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Quest for Knowledge (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mpumalanga Exam Papers Under Strict Security (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Environment Dept Cleans Up Its Act (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Authority Investigates Wonderboom Air Crash (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng Students to Get Motoring (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Stronger Relations Forged with Congo (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Country to Review Partnership With Mozambique (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Businesses Shy Away From Incentives (BuaNews)
• South Africa: R1 Billion for Youth Job Creation Projects (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Extra Hundred Million to Fight Aids (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Nation Out of the Worst of Recession (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Fire Destroys Part of Pretoria Magistrate's Court (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt Proposes Tough Measures Against Tender Fraud (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Country Called to Rally Behind Job Creation (BuaNews)
• Uganda: Kitgum District Residents Rehabilitate Roads (New Vision)
• Uganda: Witchcraft, Land Disputes Escalate Murder in Lango (New Vision)
• Rwanda: MFIs to Benefit From Brd's Rwf190 Million Fund (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nation to Partner With Three Indian Industries (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gov't Set to Sell Stakes in 20 Top Companies (New Times)
• Uganda: Presidential Campaigns Start in Buganda (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mao Sacks Gulu Council Member (New Vision)
• Tanzania: What Business Community Says About Elections (Citizen)
• Uganda: 5,000 Wanted for Top Teaching Jobs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nebbi Students Clean Town for Coronation (New Vision)
• Uganda: Arua Municipality DP Flag-Bearers Chosen (New Vision)
• Uganda: Clearing and Forwarding Agents Call for Abolition of Weighbridges at the Borders (New Vision)
• Angola: Church Proliferation Results From Multiculturalism - Cardinal Rode (ANGOP)
• Angola: Updating Voter Registration Doubled - Minister (ANGOP)
• Angola: Health Minister to Open CPLP Training Center in Cape Verde (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Wetang'ula Denies Role in Embassy Saga (Nation)
• Kenya: Food Security Assured With Bumper Harvest (Nation)
• Kenya: We'll Deal Firmly With Graft, Says Kibaki (Nation)
• Ethiopia: Held for Past Nine Years, Journalist Dawit Isaac Spends 46th Birthday in Prison (RSF)
• Somalia: 15 Die in Clashes in South, 6 Clerics Gunned Down (Garowe Online)
• Zimbabwe: White Commercial Farmer Shot and Killed in Chegutu (SW Radio)
• Uganda: Residents Invade Mt. Elgon National Park Again (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Seized Rockets, Grenades - How They Were Intercepted (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Legislators Approve Changes Moving Elections to April 2011 (This Day)
• Africa: Invest Locallly, Diversify for Growth, Says UN Official (UN News)
• Rwanda: RFI Back on the Air in Rwanda (RFI)