November 8, 2010

• Togo: Obilale to receive US$ 100.000 from FIFA (Republic of Togo)
• Cameroon: Road Maintenance Slow Due to Lack of Funds (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: Counting on Changing Mindsets and Financial Resources to Promote Sustainable Development [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• South Africa: New Technology to Be Discussed At Water Conference (BuaNews)
• South Africa: NW Finance Chief Charged With Misconduct (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Limpopo Refutes Cabinet Reshuffle Rumours (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Two School Boys Arrested for Gang Rape (BuaNews)
• Sudan: NGO Letter to President Obama Regarding Waivers to the Child Soldiers Prevention Act [document] (HRW)
• Somalia: UN Envoy Deplores Rising Recruitment of Child Soldiers in Somalia (UN News)
• Zimbabwe: Misa Criticises Government for Maintaining Broadcasting Controls (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Diamond Arrests Raise More Questions About Government Involvement (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Concern As Silence Prevails Over Ongoing Farm Attacks (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Army Deployed to 'Assist' Shambolic Zanu PF Structures (SW Radio)
• Benin: Counting the Cost of Flooding (IRIN)
• Sudan: Darfur - UN Pledges Support for Voluntary Return of Displaced People to Safe Areas (UN News)
• Western Sahara: Protestors Clash With Moroccan Security Forces (UN News)
• Liberia: Rep. Enoch Embarks On Agric Break Tours-Meet West Pointers (Informer)
• Liberia: 43 Judges, Magistrates Benefit From Judicial Institute Training (Informer)
• Liberia: Up Chairman Seeks Permanent Employment for Partisans (Informer)
• Liberia: Nudp Rubbishes Media Report -Says Sam Jackson is Lost (Informer)
• Liberia: Ellen is Gift to Liberia-Deputy Minister Kortimai (Informer)
• Liberia: Firestone Liberia Clarifies Media Reports (Informer)
• Somalia: Yachtsman Safely Transferred to South African Authorities [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Somalia: Dutch Navy Chases Pirates [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Opposition Unites Against Gbagbo for Tense Run-off (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Manyu CPDM Mobilises to Lead in Voting Biya (Cameroon Tribune)
• Ghana: Ghanaian Trio Named For CAF Award (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Limbe - Memorable celebrations Mark 28th anniversary (Cameroon Tribune)
• Angola: Local, Portuguese MPs Share Experiences (ANGOP)
• Angola: Hockey Federation Works for Argentina 2011 World Cup (ANGOP)
• Angola: UNAC Promotes Workshop to Speak About Artists Profession (ANGOP)
• Uganda: Bukedea District Boss Accuses NRM of Abandoning Ideologies (Monitor)
• Uganda: Opposition Framing Me, Museveni Tells Lango (Monitor)
• Uganda: Trailer Rams Into Bidandi's Convoy On Masaka Road (Monitor)
• Uganda: Electoral Commission Happy With Progress of Campaigns (Monitor)
• Uganda: NRM Fronts Sematimba for Mayor (Monitor)
• Uganda: Beti Kamya Promises Policy for Widows and Orphans (Monitor)
• Uganda: Democratic Party to Reduce Legislators' Pay (Monitor)
• Uganda: 40 Luuka Pupils Injured in Classroom Collapse (Monitor)
• Uganda: Teacher Held for Defilement (Monitor)
• Africa: Endometriosis Can Be Treated And Managed If Found Early (Health-e)
• Guinea: AU Chairperson Commends Presidential Election [press release] (African Union)
• Kenya: Ruto - My Trip to the Hague (Nation)
• Kenya: Minister Insists Matatus to Be Phased Out As Planned (Nation)
• Kenya: Raila Urges Transparency in Anti-Graft Fight (Nation)
• Kenya: Officer Appears in Court After 10 Shot (Nation)
• Somalia: Yachtsman Safe After Refusing to Cooperate With Pirates [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Somalia: Pirates Attack Naval Warship [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Nigeria: Fresh Rift Brews Between FG, Oil Majors Over PIB (Independent)
• Nigeria: Questions As Mammoth Posters Jostle to Win Attention [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Power of Sound in Branding [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Reactions Trail Representatives' Backing of APCON's Political ADs Vetting Regulations (Independent)
• Nigeria: Of Green Campaign And Panasonic's Market-Driven Approach [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nuc Kicks Against Direct Allocation of Subventions to Varsities (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'National Assembly May Sanction Firms Over Tax Remittance to ETF' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Widening the ASUU - South East Governors Impasse (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Nation Needs Mapping Policy, Says Maikano (2) [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Akure Eyes Megacity Status With N13.5 Billion Road Schemes (Independent)
• Nigeria: Twin Towers for the Rock City (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ringim Starts Well, But... [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: What Status for 'Illegal' Governors? [editorial] (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Asiwaju Factor in the Nation's Evolving Democracy [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Promise Godswill Akpabio Must Keep [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: This Country Belongs to us All [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Victims of Boki Communal Clash Moved to Camps (Independent)
• Nigeria: EFCC Trails Mu'azu Over Alleged N19.8 Billion Fraud (Independent)
• Nigeria: Presidency Has no Hand in Abuja Demolition - FCDA (Independent)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Atiku Shrinks Jonathan's Lead in Many States - Survey (Independent)
• Nigeria: Minimum Wage - Labour Party, CNPP Back NLC (Independent)
• Nigeria: INEC Signs Contracts for DDC Machines (Independent)
• Nigeria: PDP Will Recapture South West in 2011 - Nwodo (Independent)
• Nigeria: Attahiru Bafarawa On the Move [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Lawmakers' Resistance to Dissolution of Councils (Independent)
• Nigeria: Assuaging the Niger Delta Predicament [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: I'm Determined to Change the Nation - Gusau [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Inside Akure Intellectual Carnival (Independent)
• Nigeria: Tests for NAF in Owode-Yewa Community (1) (Independent)
• Nigeria: Alao-Akala Stresses Importance of Science Education (Independent)
• Nigeria: Monarchs Support Olurin's Governorship Bid (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'I've Support Base to Realise My Aspiration' [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Imoke Commends Rivers Education Retreat (Independent)
• Nigeria: Firms Disrupt Work at Sapele Power Station - Battle Over Use of Facilities (Independent)
• Nigeria: Why We Campaign Against Social Ills - Chukwuma [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Group Insists on 2015 Igbo Presidency (Independent)
• Nigeria: Obi Tasks Ndigbo on Dying Culture - As Anambra Plans Xmas Carnival (Independent)
• Nigeria: Sensitising Bauchi Youths on Drug Abuse (1) [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Yuguda Reassures Jonathan of Support (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ritualist in Minna, Plucks Fulani Woman's Eye (Independent)
• Africa: Working for a World Free of Poverty [press release] (World Bank)
• East Africa: Rift Valley Railways Investments Firm Enters Deal With Brazillian Company (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Nation Gets U.S.$2.2 Million for Climate Change Fight (EA Business)
• Tanzania: More Maize Buyers Allowed Into Nation (EA Business)
• East Africa: 'More Ugandans Getting Richer' (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Big India Companies to Invest in Nation (EA Business)
• Kenya: Tourism Industry, Get Rid of Beach Boys (EA Business)
• Uganda: New Chairman for Local Bourse (EA Business)
• Burundi: Burundi Ups Taxes (EA Business)
• Uganda/Kenya: Cecafa Renews Old Feud With Kenya (EA Business)
• East Africa: Agencies Frustrating Trade Named (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Another Term for Kikwete, CCM (EA Business)
• Uganda: Nation's New River Nile Bridge to Cost U.S.$109 Million (EA Business)
• Uganda: Presidential Hopefuls Face Tough Fight [editorial] (EA Business)
• Tanzania: National Fuel Prices Rise At the Pumps (EA Business)
• East Africa: Region to Get One-Stop Information Database (EA Business)
• Africa: 11 for All Africa Ladies' Golf (EA Business)
• Nigeria: Offshore Rig Attacked, Five Workers Kidnapped (Daily Trust)
• Sudan: Security Workshop Between Three Southern States Concludes in Rumbek (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Three Latvian Crewmen Abducted in Darfur, Peacekeeper Injured (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Ruling NCP Shows No Interest in Post-Independent South, Machar (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Southern Government Hands Over Vehicles to Referendum Bureau (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: UN Urges to Ensure Safe Environment for Aid Workers in South (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Egypt is Not Just Looking for Water! [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: JEM Rebels Clash With Government Troops in North Darfur (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: South Invites Foreign Investors to Improve Economic Growth (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Southern Human Rights Defenders Receive Training in Uganda (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Over 200 Sabiny Girls to Be Circumcised (New Vision)
• Nigeria: My Re-Election Guarantees Political Balancing in Imo - Ohakim (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG Committed to Niger Delta Development - Orubebe (Independent)
• Nigeria: CP Ibi Wants NFA to Give Siasia Free Hand (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Nation Celebrate Siasia's Appointment (Independent)
• Nigeria: Siasia Targets 2014 World Cup Semis (Independent)
• Nigeria: N9 Billion NTA Broadcast Equipment Arrive December (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'Malaria Medicine Could Save 100,000 Lives Yearly' (Independent)
• Nigeria: LG Dissolution - Oni, Fayemi Supporters Trade Words On Facebook (Leadership)
• Nigeria: No Evidence Against My Husband - Ibori's Wife (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Indigenous Company Set to End Illegal Bunkering and Facilities' Vandalisation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rich & Poor States - How States Shared N1 Trillion in Six Months (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A Legend's Son Rises to His Own Acclaim (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gridlock in the Universities (Vanguard)
• Africa: Biosafety Protocol - Ten Years on and Lagging Far Behind [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: The Bad Ones Have Left Edo PDP - Imasunagbon [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Vicissitudes of Justice (3) [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Immaculate Falcons Zoom to Semi-Finals! (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police Investigates 17-Year-Old Girl's 'Suicide' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Be Distracted, Rep Tells Fayemi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Faced Death Threats - South African Referee (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bankole Harps On Good Governance (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lesson From U.S. Mid-Term Election [column] (This Day)
• Liberia: Acting Cabinet Convenes First Meeting in Monrovia (Liberia Govt)
• Nigeria: Hostages Seized From Oil Rig (RFI)
• Sudan: South Vows to Address Increase in Gender Based Violence in Rural Area (Sudan Tribune)
• Ethiopia: Haile Gebrselassie Retires From Running (RFI)
• Sudan: Nation Says Radio Dabanga Working With ICC (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Press Freedom Watchdog Condemns Crackdown On Darfur Journalists (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Finance Minister Discusses Debt Relief With Visiting U.S. Congressman (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: SPLM - Abyei Talks Due to Resume Next Week in Ethiopia (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Army, JEM Rebels Clash in North Darfur (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: South Political Parties' Council Launches Referenda Action Plan (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: South Rejects Calls to Delay Independence Referendum (Sudan Tribune)
• East Africa: Scholars Call for More Funding (EA Business)
• Africa: Barriers Can Be Turned Into Opportunities (EA Business)
• Rwanda: KLM Takes On Brussels in Nation (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Nation Urges Donors to Aid Private Investments (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Nation Deserves Credit for Peaceful Elections (EA Business)
• East Africa: Region Gets Five for MTV Nominations (EA Business)
• Africa: On Youth and Young People [opinion] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: My Life as a Security Guard [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: U.S. Revolution and Counterrevolution - Turns, Twists and Zigzags [analysis] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: What Would Chris Hani Say Today? [document] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Seize the Time - Daring to Invent the Future [document] (Fahamu)
• Somalia: Pirated MV Golden Blessing Released [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Sudan: Civilians in From Mayom County in Unity State Handover Over 1,700 Guns to SPLA (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: President, Darfur Mediators Discuss Outstanding Issues in Doha Talks (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Abyei Expects to Receive Over 36,000 Displaced From North (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Senior Official At South Referendum Bureau Resigns, Says Unhappy With Boss (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Era of Marginalization Over, SPLM Youth Leader Tells Southerners (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: President Establishes Committee for Support of Unity And Referendum (Sudan Tribune)
• Nigeria: Ogbomoso Rally Was a Success, Say Akala's Opponents (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - ACN, ANPP, CPC, Others' Merger Talks Target PDP (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Standards Authority Warns on Substandard Goods (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bushmeat - Hunting Our Wildlife to Extinction [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Big Star of the Week - Samuel Eto'o [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Corruption - Major Hindrance to Development [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FBI to Quiz Mutallab Over Mail Bomb (Leadership)
• West Africa: Why We Adopted Vision 20 - 2020 - ECOWAS (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2010/11 Premier League Kaduna United, Pillars Open New Season Today (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Problem With Desperados [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Governors' Forum as Battlefield [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I Am Fulfilled - MBGA Winner [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Common Wealth Games - A Big Experience (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Al-Mustapha's Trial - Power Outage Forces Judge to Adjourn Case (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Public Service Games to Hold Soon (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Demolition - FCDA Denies Presidency's Involvement (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Anniversary - Kannywood at 20 - Group Rolls Out the Drums (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Committed to Effective Journalism (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senators Hail Representatives' Resolution On Ekiti, Edo, Ondo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nassarawa Primary Schools Hold Soccer Tournament (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Habiba Lamido Mohammed - A Promising Daughter [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: We Should Be the Change We Want - Mo' [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Most Nigerian Stars Are Ignorant - Godwin Okwuelum [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Why We Don't Want Abdullahi Adamu - Ndu (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Why We Are Privatising - Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senate Under a Former General - What Lessons? (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Dakingari Accused of Betrayal (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bafarawa Joins ACN (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Volcanic Eruption in Benue (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Siasia And the Rest of us [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NAFDAC Seals Illegal Clinic in Jos (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Can't Do Without Rice [analysis] (Leadership)
• Tunisia: Local Film Critic and JJC Founder Tahar Cheriaa Dies at 83 (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Nation and DESERTEC Sign MoU (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: 13 Local Enterprises Take Part in 'Interselection' Trade Fair in Paris (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Nation Wins Prize At International Forum On Innovative Education in South Africa (Tunisia Online)
• Africa: Key Facts About Rice (IRIN)
• Kenya: Water Suppliers 'Unfair to the Poor' (IRIN)
• Ghana: Nation Attains Middle Income Status (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: Kidnappers Abduct Former Benin Uniiversity Teaching Hospital's Boss (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Strike - Respect Belgore Report, CNPP Tells Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG to Disburse N500 Billion Soft Loans (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: CUF to Contest Election Results in Tandahimba (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Twenty for Women Special Seats in Isles (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Former Cabinet Minister 'Attacks' Attorney General (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Big Guns Lead Pack in League (Daily News)
• Nigeria: FCT Moves to Regulate Tenancy Rates (Vanguard)
• Tunisia: 'Tounes Bledi' Online Radio Airs 24 - Hour Program for Young People (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: 'Tunis Re' Granted 'MSI 20 000' Certification (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia/Gambia: CAN 2011 - U-17 Qualifiers - Nation to Play Gambia (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Students From Tsukuba University in Japan Train in Nation (Tunisia Online)
• Tanzania: Kallaghe Applauds Kikwete, Shein Victory (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Slaa's No Shows Irk Many Moshi Residents (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar President Appoints Attorney General (Daily News)
• Kenya: Economy Will Be Make Or Break for Obama [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: PNU Architects Got It All Wrong at the Drawing Board [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Ngilu Must Stop the Mumbo-Jumbo and Address Corruption Concerns (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibaki Not Serious About Fighting Graft [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Profiles of ICC 'Key' Witnesses Put Their Credibility to Question (Nation)
• Kenya: Tame Oil Profiteers [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Fix Quality Concern at Our Universities [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Why Mutava Musyimi is a Man to Watch (Nation)
• Kenya: Raila's Soft Spot for the Water Minister Suicidal [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Only the Mono-Eyed Ogre in Cabinet Will Survive the Ongoing Blood Sport [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Children Fighting Somalia's Wars (Nation)
• Nigeria: Arms Import - Frightening Details Uncovered (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Minimum Wage - We'll Pay, But... - President (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Farida's Anti-Socratic! (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lucky Minister Deziani [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Believe What You Hear [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Microfinance Sector Gets Firm Support (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo's Presidency Was a Failure, Says Femi Okunnu(2) [interview] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Cotton Exporters in Trouble Over Contracts (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Corruption And Conflict of Interest Acts - Root Causes [column] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Experts Want Quick Reforms on Trade (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Jonathan at Silverbird at 30 - N200 Million Lifeline for Entertainment Industry (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Zain Targets Rural Communities to Expand (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Vintage Omowunmi Akinnifesi [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Consensus Candidate - Ciroma Committee Storms South (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: TFF 'Alter' Kaseja Charges (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Kidnapping - Akwa-Ibom Takes the Lead (3) [column] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Junior Duo on Tennis Spotlight (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Women Need to Increase in Professionalism-- Ini Onuk [interview] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Yellow Fever Jab Requirement Now Headache to Kia Travelers (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Takes Oath Amid Fanfare (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Werema Reappointed Attorney General (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kikwete Urges National Healing (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Museum Meets With Community on Mutual Grounds (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Arusha-Namanga Road Expected to Boost Business (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Rotary District Governor Hails Local Achievements (Arusha Times)
• East Africa: Illicit Trade Cripples East Africa Industries (Arusha Times)
• Tunisia: President Ben Ali Delivers Address to Nation On the Occasion of 23rd Anniversary of the Change (Tunisia Online)
• Tanzania: NGO Raises $50,000 for Local School, Orphanage Centre (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: 'Best Ray' Gives Ray of Hope to Oldonyo-Sambu school (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Thousands Shun Voting in Kagera (Daily News)
• Tanzania: CCM Hauls Councillorship Seats in Katavi (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Rukwa Nabs 15 Over Poll Chaos (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Anna Vies for Speaker's Post (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Chadema Candidate to File Petition (Daily News)
• Tanzania: More Fault Slaa Over Vote Rigging Claims (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kificho, Mhunzi Keen on Lead Reps (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kikwete to Be Sworn-in on Saturday (Daily News)
• Tanzania: It's Jakaya Kikwete Again (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Dongobesh Councilor- Elect, Students Off to Norway (Arusha Times)
• South Africa: Banyana Step Closer to 2011 World Cup (BuaNews)
• Tanzania: Holy Family Catholic Organizes Thanksgiving Day in Njiro (Arusha Times)
• South Africa: R1 Million to Clean Up Madibeng's Water Crisis (BuaNews)
• Tunisia: President Ben Ali to Chair Ceremony On 23rd Anniversary of November 7 Change (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Young Local Physician Receives Best Neurosurgical Award in Europe (Tunisia Online)
• Kenya: Country's Hope Shattered at Music Video Awards (Nation)
• Kenya: Top Benga Musicians to Feature in Gatanga Night at Carnivore (Nation)
• Kenya: Is Kony a Terrorist, Myth Or Just a Misunderstood Man? [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Ex-Minister Blames Ethnic Politics for Polls Violence (Nation)
• Kenya: Meeting Ocampo a Costly Affair (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibor Denies 'Ready for ICC' Report (Nation)
• South Africa: World's Top Brass Meet to Tackle Crime (BuaNews)
• Kenya: Central MPs Plan to Help Uhuru Clear His Name At the Hague (Nation)
• Kenya: 'Carry Your Own Cross' Has No Biblical Meaning, It Was Invented [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: New Constitution is Yet to Reach Mombasa [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Comrade Mugabe, If You Think You Are Aggrieved, Follow the Route of Justice [opinion] (Nation)
• Tanzania: St Jude School Features in TPC Stamps Programme (Arusha Times)
• Kenya: Why Raila Will Have to Kneel Before Ruto and Beg for His Forgiveness [opinion] (Nation)
• Africa: Ladies in Africa Golf Event Off to Abuja (Nation)
• Tanzania/Kenya: Dar Could Stage All Cecafa Matches (Nation)
• Kenya: Mean Machine, Mwamba to Square Off Again at UoN (Nation)
• Kenya: Burial Feud Rocks U.S. Family Kin (Nation)
• Kenya: I Was Kicked Out of Army, Twice (Nation)
• Tanzania: Opposition Feature Prominently in New city Council (Arusha Times)
• South Africa: New Tax Incentive for Manufacturing Sector (BuaNews)
• Tanzania: Chadema Retains Karatu Seat, CCM Prevails in Arumeru (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: City Standstillas Opposition Reigns (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Kikwete to Inaugurate Parliament Next Week (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Citizens Confident of New Government (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Chadema Parliamentary Candidate Threatens Petition Against Results (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Norwegian PM Hails Kikwete for His Re-Election (Daily News)
• Burundi: Two Newspaper Journalists Held for 48 Hours Without Being Told Why (RSF)
• Kenya: Need to Reduce HIV Risk Among Health Workers (PlusNews)
• Tanzania: Simba, Yanga Back in Action (Daily News)
• Tanzania: The Turkish Art of Coffee Reading (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kaseja - TFF Got It Wrong, I Shook Hands With Kandoro (Daily News)
• Somalia: Pirates Release Oil Tanker [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Rwanda: Hakizimana Crashes On Final Day (New Times)
• Rwanda: Minispoc Bails Out Sitball Teams (New Times)
• Rwanda: Etincelles Hold Rayon (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gov't, UN Meet Over EDPRS (New Times)
• Rwanda: Farmers Trained in Land Use (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kigali City Official Woos Investors (New Times)
• Rwanda: KIM's New Rector Pledges to Enrich Courses (New Times)
• Rwanda: Media Fraternity Wants Defamation Decriminalized (New Times)
• Rwanda: PSD Urges Members to Participate in Polls (New Times)
• Rwanda: AfDB Official Says Business Environment Attractive (New Times)
• Rwanda: Cabinet Approves Draft ICT Bill (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gov't Receives U.S. 379 Million Global Fund Aid (New Times)
• Rwanda: President Urges African Business Leaders to Invest in Health (New Times)
• Rwanda: Us$3 Million Raised During Private Sector Summit (New Times)
• Africa: Pomp As 'Africa United' Premieres (New Times)
• Rwanda: Hillywood Will Unlock Local Potential (New Times)
• Africa: Why African Media Must Unite to Serve Africa (New Times)
• Rwanda: RCA Names Provisional Squad for ACA T20 Tourney (New Times)
• Nigeria: WHO, FG's Dissagreement On Cholera Mortality (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG Reviews Data On Millenium Development Goals (Independent)
• Nigeria: New LUTH Initiative Rekindles Hope in Modern Healthcare (Independent)
• Nigeria: Education And Unemployment - the ADGC Example [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Sylva - Battling to Rise Above Booing, Stoning (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Dilemma of Flood Ravaged Community [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kidnappings in My State Have Political Undertones - Akpabio [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: There'll Be Level-Playing Field for All Aspirants, Says New PDP Chairman [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jigawa 2011 - Give Hadejia Zone a Chance (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Still on Maku's Statement of Crisis Over Jonathan's Candidacy [analysis] (Leadership)
• Rwanda: Tetteh Backs Wasps to Qualify From Tough Group (New Times)
• Nigeria: Braced Commission - Facilitating South-South Integration (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Where Lagos Lawmakers Stand [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Court Ruling on Tenure - the 2011 Politics Begins in Rivers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: CYON Marks Spiritual Week (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NERC Nominees Versus Profession Supremacists [analysis] (Leadership)
• Africa: Mamas 2010 - Meet the Nominees (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Corporate Governance in Insurance - Playing By the Rules [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I Feel Challenged As a Surveyor -Bode Adediji [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Artistes Line up for MUSON Jazz Festival (Independent)
• Nigeria: My Latest Work, Ajantala, Talks About Nigeria [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: I Never Indulged in Any Childhood Pranks -Idoko [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Anxiety Grips PDP Leaders Over Osun Election Petition Verdict (Independent)
• Nigeria: NUEE Threatens Another Showdown (Independent)
• Nigeria: Uduaghan's Critics Mischievous - Efekoda (Independent)
• Nigeria: Benue Elders Split Over Jonathan (Independent)
• Nigeria: Imo - Udenwa, Araraume, Others Set to Join ACN (Independent)
• Nigeria: Citizens Tired of Ethno-Religious Politics -Nwodo (Independent)
• Nigeria: Voter Registration - INEC to Pay Ad-Hoc Staff N18 Billion (Independent)
• Nigeria: Unrelenting Passion for Change (Independent)
• Nigeria: Chime's Camp is Working Against PDP - Ezea [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Civilians Don't Conduct Credible Polls - Audu [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: I Raised My Boys, Girls Without Discrimination - Oguntade [analysis] (Independent)
• Angola: Education Official Speaks in Favour of Respect for Teachers (ANGOP)
• Angola: Strategic Studies Centre Official On Independence Gains (ANGOP)
• Angola: Team Win Football Tournament in Canada (ANGOP)
• Angola: Singer Gizela Silva Disc Surpasses Expectation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Interclube Runner Wins Angola 35 Years Race (ANGOP)
• Angola: Peace Achievement Deemed as a Lesson to World (ANGOP)
• Angola: Head of State in Cazenga to Launch Urban Re-Qualification Programme (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPLA Youth Wing Members Give Bloods to Kwanza-Norte Main Hospital (ANGOP)
• Angola: Musongue Da Tradição Unites 'Old' Generation of Semba (ANGOP)
• Angola: Referee Hélder Martins Officiates Final of Angolan League Cup (ANGOP)
• Angola: Exhibitors Satisfied With 'Educaangola' Fair (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: 2011 - I Have No Plans to Withdraw From Race - Jonathan (Independent)
• Nigeria: Court Quashes Application for Dissolution of Delta PDP EXCO (Independent)
• Nigeria: Senate Under Attack Over Life Allowances for Military Rulers (Independent)
• Nigeria: Perpetua Nkwocha - Shooting Hard, Scoring Freely [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Bouncing Back to Reckoning [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: What Business Model for the Country's Airlines? (Independent)
• Nigeria: Reliable Electricity Impossible by 2012 - Nnaji [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Fitch Rating - Alarm Over Dwindling Economy? [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: MAMA Nomination - The Nation Leads Other African Countries (Independent)
• Nigeria: Onyeka's Performance for Friends Africa Wowed Kigali Audience (Independent)
• Nigeria: A New Chapter Begins in Lady of Songs Life - Essien (Independent)
• Nigeria: SONFAN Unveils Plans for Members (Independent)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Charges Youths to Learn From His Success, Mistake (Independent)
• Nigeria: Kwara a State in Bondage [book review] (Independent)
• Uganda: Paying Off Those Loans (Monitor)
• Uganda: Dhaira On the Mend (Monitor)
• Uganda: We Need More Fire Power On Sunday- Blick (Monitor)
• Uganda: Bobby Underlines Important Period (Monitor)
• Uganda: Promise of Presidential Committee On Corruption Kills Good Manifesto [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Citizens Idolise Graft, Says Bishop (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kamya - I Will Build Permanent Houses for War Victims (Monitor)
• Uganda: Age Gives Me an Edge Over Competitors, Says Bidandi (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Sickening Pay for Civil Servants (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Rassou Ruled Out of as Kigali Clash (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sezibera Calls on Researchers to be Practical (New Times)
• Tanzania: Three Local Athletics Coaches to Train in Germany (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Golfers Off to Abuja for Africa Challenge Meet (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Premier League Race Heats Up (Daily News)
• Tanzania: TFF Suspends Rowdy Kaseja (Daily News)
• Rwanda: Traffic Police Complete Training (New Times)
• Rwanda: More Residents of Karongi to Receive Cows (New Times)
• South Africa: Thieves Use Truck to Rip Open Somali Clothing Store (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Cape Counsellors Brace Themselves for Increase in Abuse (West Cape News)
• South Africa: No Taps and Blocked Toilets in Khayelitsha's New Zwelitsha Settlement (West Cape News)
• South Africa: 'The Media is a Cockroach' Say Popular Comic Duo (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Ceasefire Holds in Hanover Park After Two Months of Gang War (West Cape News)
• Rwanda: Kivuwatt to Diversify Financing for Methane Project (New Times)
• Rwanda: KCB Donates Desks to Primary School (New Times)
• Rwanda: Fire Breaks Out in Hotel (New Times)
• Togo: New President for the Togo Football Federation (Republic of Togo)
• Rwanda: Govt to Host Great Lakes Peace Conference (New Times)
• Rwanda: RRA, Private Sector Vow to Promote Business Growth (New Times)
• Rwanda: City Continues With Facelift (New Times)
• Nigeria: The Bumpy Road to Consensus (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Despite Bloody Clash, Rally Against Akala a Success - Ladoja (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ohakim Declares Second Term Bid (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ex-Bayelsa Commissioner Killed in Road Crash (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Won't Quit Presidential Race - Yerima (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Politics of NGF - Games Governors Play [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: One Shot, Property Burnt in Delta Clash (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Onu Mobilises Against Staggered Polls (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nwodo to Aspirants - Citizens Want Issue Driven Campaigns (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Smugglers Kill Another Customs Officer (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why I Defected From PDP to Acn - Omo-Agege (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Search for Apartheid Political Prisoners Continues (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Matriculants' Books Lost in Shack Fire as Finals Loom (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Court Orders Home Affairs to Renew Asylum Seeker Documents (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Watering the Daisies [opinion] (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Showbiz and Socialism Make for a Good Song and Dance [opinion] (West Cape News)
• South Africa: 'Gorgeous' Jennifer Hudson Spotted in Cape Town (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Woman Battles Boss for RDP House (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Cushy Parliament Package for Switchboard Operator Angers Unions (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Hold the Champagne, Says Marcus (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Tarot Gets an African Interpretation (West Cape News)
• South Africa: NGOs 'Extremely Concerned' at Maize for Bio Fuels Lobby (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Cape Township Businesses Get Their Own Updated Yellow Pages (West Cape News)
• South Africa: I, Claudia Delivers Much More Than Its Title Promises [opinion] (West Cape News)
• South Africa: International Experts Share Notes on Shutting Down Drug Labs (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Mom Forced to Close Shop For Not Attending Community Anti-Crime Meeting (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Somalian Shot Dead in Khayelitsha - Nothing Stolen (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Brazilian Movement Heals Local Township Kids (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Township Drama Groups Take the Stage in Drama Festival (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Some Art Should Be Burnt [opinion] (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Small-Scale Farmers March to Parliament Over GM Maize (West Cape News)
• Rwanda: ICTR Prosecutor Files Fresh Motion to Transfer Cases to the Country (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nation to Host Major Workshop On E-Health (New Times)
• Rwanda: Why We Focus More On Managerial Issues [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Hakizimana Edges Closer to Open Title (New Times)
• Rwanda: First Lady Joins Police in Planting Trees (New Times)
• Africa: All Set for Premiere of "Africa United" (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kagame Tours Bugesera (New Times)
• Rwanda: Telling Lies is Criminal, It Must Stop [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Planting More Trees Will Save Our Environment (New Times)
• Rwanda: Fuel Prices Hiked (New Times)
• Africa: 'Africa United' to Premiere in Kigali (New Times)
• Gambia: Antwerp-Banjul Challenge Donates to NBR Communities (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Witness Defends Charge Against Robbery Suspects (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Man Arrested for 'Spraying Teargas' On Security Personnel (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Gaza Onslaught Remembered (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: African Cashew Alliance Organises Cashew Week Forum (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Niumi Bakalarr Murderer Denies Charges (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Man Docked for Alleged Rape (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Nation Will Not Be a Safe Haven for Heinous Crimes, Says President Jammeh, as He Meets Local Authorities (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Toubabo Extends Goal Tally to 13 in Mons Win (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Stop the Crimes [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Court of Appeal Revisits High Court's Decision (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Bakau Nawettan Climaxes (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Religious Leaders, Others Sensitised on Violence Against Women, Girls (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Man Denies Murder Charge (Daily Observer)
• Rwanda: South Sudanese Women MPs Wind Up Tour (New Times)
• Gambia: Communities Sensitised on Forest Protection (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: VDF, Child at Venture Organise Entrepreneurial Skills Training (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 30 Senior Immigration Officers Trained (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: NSC Names Besenty Gomez Replacement (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: British Couple Poised to Support African Unity (Daily Observer)
• Rwanda: NGOs Too Must be Accountable (New Times)
• Ghana: Unibank Promotes Savings Culture (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Try and Avoid Overexposure! [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Creating a Perfect Film Connection (Nation)
• Africa: The Future of African Literature (Nation)
• Kenya: Why I Will Not Venture Into a Laboratory Any Time Soon (Nation)
• Kenya: Expedition to the Scenic Gulf of Aden [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Like a Customer, the Patient is Always Right [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: The Sacred Mission God 'Assigned' Akorino (Nation)
• Kenya: Don't Pressure Your Child [opinion] (Nation)
• South Africa: Cape Town Teacher Goes It Alone (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Du Noon Suicide Tragedy (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Makhaza Toilet Protestors Absent From Court (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Du Noon School Gets Brand New Library (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Jan Smuts Treated Like a Slave (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Mobile Phones Bring the Book Back (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Philippi Residents Demand Budget Information (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Pan African Space Station Tunes the Continent From Cape Town (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Sculpting Scrap Into Cash (West Cape News)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Witness Gives All Evidence in Closed Session as Testimony Nears End (Lubanga Trial Website)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Judges Fault Lubanga Prosecutors Over Disclosures (Lubanga Trial Website)
• Sierra Leone: Senior RUF Officer Cross-Examined for Third Day (CharlesTaylorTrial.org)
• Zimbabwe: 'No Vote' Campaign Gathers Momentum (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Politics Could Hurt Tobacco Bills (Financial Gazette)
• Gambia: Regional Fire Officer Solicits Public Co-Operation (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GFA Supremo Has Gambia U-17 Hope (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Turning Point in Kuntaur Imam's Murder Case (Daily Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Windfall for Colcom Directors (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Resentment Broods in MDC-M Over Sibanda Replacement (Financial Gazette)
• Africa: 'China is Creating Consumer Societies' in Continent (East African)
• Kenya: Why Only a New Breed of Class-Conscious Local Can Fight Tribalism [analysis] (East African)
• East Africa: Tingatinga Piece Fetches Regional Record Price in Paris Auction (East African)
• East Africa: Mental Health Largely Ignored (East African)
• East Africa: Why It's So Difficult to Tell Mandela's Story [analysis] (East African)
• East Africa: In the Future, You Won't Need That TV Remote, a Smartphone Will Do (East African)
• East Africa: New Kid On the Block Catalyst Set to Launch First U.S.$100 Million Fund (East African)
• East Africa: Defiant Regional Firms Face Risk of Ban On Global Trade Over Carbon Emissions (East African)
• East Africa: Experts Punch Holes in Proposed Oil Law, Energy Minister Stays Defiant (East African)
• Tanzania: Local Electoral Commissions Under Fire Over Handling of Poll (East African)
• East Africa: CBK Kills Cabinet Plan to Use Forex Reserves (East African)
• East Africa: Yes, the Ugandan Customer is King - Regard His Royal Raiment! [opinion] (East African)
• East Africa: CCM's Hat-Trick of Own Goals a Unique Feat, But Surely the Team Manager Needs to Go [opinion] (East African)
• East Africa: Humiliation and Acrimony Mar Kenya's Grand Purge [opinion] (East African)
• East Africa: World Market Wakes Up And Smells Region's Exciting New Aroma [analysis] (East African)
• Africa: Continent in 2050 - Adopt to Global Changes Quickly or Perish [analysis] (East African)
• East Africa: The Forgotten Battlefields of Tsavo [analysis] (East African)
• East Africa: Let's Face It, Tribalism Keeps African Democracies Honest [editorial] (East African)
• Zimbabwe: Outreach Resumption - More of the Same [analysis] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: When an Election Terrifies a Nation (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Businessman Sues ZTA Over Hijacked World Cup Deal (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Society Group Probes Tax Regime (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: NatFoods Bosses Smile All Way to Bank (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Indigenisation - Zanu-Pf Hijacking Govt Programme? (Financial Gazette)
• Rwanda: PSF Hails Doing Business Reforms (New Times)
• Rwanda: Tea Production, Sales Drop (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: ZNCC Demands Massive Tax Cuts (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Elections Present Political Fix for Chiefs (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Ulterior Motives Behind Poll Calls [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Kenya: Mixed Reaction to Ruto Move in Rift Valley (Nation)
• Kenya: Uphill Task Awaits Governor to Turn Kisumu Into Regional Business Hub (Nation)
• Kenya: Anti-Graft Agency Targets 80 Top Officials (Nation)
• Kenya: Githae Says Central Region to Back Kalonzo for Presidency (Nation)
• Kenya: 29 Senior Officials Sent Packing in Graft Purge (Nation)
• Kenya: Scandal of Universities Without a Single Professor (Nation)
• Kenya: Father Ready to Sell a Kidney to Save His Son (Nation)
• Kenya: Shunned by Partners, Truth Body Wobbles to Final Days (Nation)
• Kenya: Judiciary Moves to Restart Stalled Cases (Nation)
• Kenya: Kikwete Sworn in for Last Term (Nation)
• Kenya: ODM to Shake Up Its Top Leaders (Nation)
• Kenya: Ngilu Now Clutching at Straws (Nation)
• Kenya: Now Ruto Wants Principals Charged By ICC (Nation)
• Uganda: Isingiro District Deputy Cao Arrested Over Forged Papers (Monitor)
• Namibia: Ramblers March On (New Era)
• Namibia: 19 Year-Old Sought (New Era)
• Namibia: Countries to Strengthen Ties (New Era)
• Namibia: Nguvauva Burial Postponed Again (New Era)
• Namibia: Organisation Fights Alcohol, Drug Abuse (New Era)
• Namibia: National Youth Council Rebirth in December (New Era)
• Namibia: Kaaronda Makes U-Turn (New Era)
• Namibia: President Commissions Buildings in Oshakati (New Era)
• Namibia: Hompa Mpasi Celebrates 31 Years of Reign (New Era)
• Namibia: Nys Recruitment Policy Under Review (New Era)
• Namibia: Germany Donates to NBF (New Era)
• Namibia: Funds for the SME Announced (New Era)
• Namibia: Bank Windhoek Golf Day Funds for Unemployed (New Era)
• Namibia: Bierbrauer Wins Jägermeister Trophy (New Era)
• Namibia: Union Calls Off Pension Fund Protest (New Era)
• Namibia: Swapo Goes for 100 Percent Victory in South (New Era)
• Zimbabwe: Top Lawyer Appointed NSSA Boss (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Prison Transformation Overdue [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Crisis in Health Delivery System as Shortage of Doctors Hit Hospitals (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Chiefs Should Be Non-Partisan (Financial Gazette)
• Mozambique: Death of Businesswoman Ends Case of Journalist's Murder (AIM)
• Mozambique: Country Warns Against Unauthorised Navigation (AIM)
• Nigeria: Curbing Baby Racketeering [analysis] (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: Sister Fox Releases Debut Album (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Special ZAPU Congress on the Cards (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Canadian Firm to Acquire Marange Prospector (Financial Gazette)
• Nigeria: Leasing Business is Very Challenging, Sholoye [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I'm a Controversial Artiste - Judith Opara-Mazagwu (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Orchestrate Them, I Say [opinion] (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: The Boy Who Stayed in the Womb for Ten Years [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Swakop Swimmers Pass With Flying Colours (Namibia Economist)
• West Africa: Owuama Leads 359 Chartered Accountants to World Congress (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Fifa's Grassroots Festival to Be Held in Oshakati (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Chukwuka, Van Vicker, Others for Afrohollywood Awards (Vanguard)
• Namibia: DHPS Takes Over at Swimming Gala (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Governor Sylva Calls for Partnership in Maritime Sector (Vanguard)
• Namibia: The 'Terminator' is Back (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: U.S. Impounds Fake Movies (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Health Ministry Acts to Address Maternal Care (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Bankole Underscores Importance of Agriculture (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Campaign Against Stigma and Discrimination Launched (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Mr. Biggs Rebrands to Enhance Customers Taste (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: It's Absurd to Substitute Falsehood for Truth - Ugwoke (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Church Raises Money for Breast Cancer (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Police Parade Six Suspected Abductors of Lulu's Mother (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Enforcement of Laws Against Gender-Based Violence Needed - LAC (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Sunlight in Tango With a New Movie (Vanguard)
• Namibia: New Investment Opportunities Introduced to Market (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Udoma Advocates for Investment in Leadership Skills (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Financial Inclusion Necessary for Balanced Economic Growth - BoN (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: UNN, World Bank Partner to Improve Technical Education (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Understanding Weather Not Predicting It (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: When the Elephant Takes a Bad Shot, Everything in Its Path is Destroyed [opinion] (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: LAPO Adopts Client Protection Principles (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Poly Students Make Good Use of Their Talents (Namibia Economist)
• Kenya: No Such Thing As a Fool-Proof Machine (Nation)
• Kenya: Modern Democracies Wary of E-Voting (Nation)
• Kenya: IIEC Ponders Electronic Voting in 2012 (Nation)
• Kenya: Ruto, ICC Team in Day Three Talks (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Brazil Returns to Harare (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZHF Set to Miss SRC Deadline (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZKU Meet Today (The Herald)
• Nigeria: The Man Siasia (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Siasia's Appeal - Don't Expect a Great Eagles Now (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Growing up Was Tough, Says Christy Essien [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mustapha's Case Submission - Court Rules On Friday (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Bankole House - Lessons We Learned From His Tenure [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Have Done a Good Job in the Committee - Rickey Tarfa [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eagles Job - Selection Process Insult on Keshi, Siasia-Taribo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: D'Banj Parts Way With GLO (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Ribadu, Atiku Lead in Snap Poll [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Attack on Journalists is Crime Against Humanity - Sambo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Siasia's Appointment, A New Era for Football , Laloko (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Flashing Numbers Hot Tip in Fillies Race (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Performance, Not Zoning Should Bother us - Jakande [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adamu Ciroma Never Accepted Consensus in his Time - Uba Ahmed [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: "You Are Jobless" - Edo Govt Tells Representatives (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fatal Voyage! How 18 Cultists Sailed Into Troubled Waters (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eagles' Job - Siasia Floors Keshi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ugbade Hails Siasia, Charges Him to Work Hard (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Minimum Wage - Labour Says Strike Goes Ahead as Planned (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Presidential Race - Consensus Candidate - It's Now Between IBB And Atiku (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jordaan Eyes Adamu's Fifa Seat (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Masakadza Ready for T20 Tourney (The Herald)
• East Africa: Ruling Party CCM Losses in 51 Constituencies (East African)
• East Africa: Size and Composition of Government Next Challenge for Dr Shein (East African)
• East Africa: Cranes Set On Retaining Title (East African)
• East Africa: Agenda for Tanzania's New Leadership [editorial] (East African)
• East Africa: Nigeria Banking Specialists Computer Warehouse to Make Uganda Regional Hub (East African)
• East Africa: Kenya Airways' New Rome Route to Boost Tourism (East African)
• Africa: Solar Energy Has a Bright Future [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• East Africa: How CCM Won an Election But Felt the Earth Move Under Its Feet [analysis] (East African)
• Zimbabwe: It's Over for Mapeza (The Herald)
• Africa: Mozambique Shares Best Practice [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• East Africa: More Troops for Transitional Federal Government Can Tilt the Balance of Power in Somalia (East African)
• East Africa: EU Gives U.S.$0.6 Million for Fight Against Small Arms (East African)
• East Africa: We Can't Negotiate These EPA's Forever! [analysis] (East African)
• Tanzania: Activists Take Fight Over Lake Natron to Local Schools (East African)
• Africa: Infrastructure And Regional Integration to "Regenerate" African Energy Sector [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: State Reform is Key to Our Development, Says Cape Verde's Finance Minister [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• South Africa: Mthethwa Attends Interpol General Assembly (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Home Affairs Committed to Equity (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt to Launch New Tax Incentive Programme (BuaNews)
• South Africa: German National to Be Deported (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Govt Working to Identify Somali Hostages (BuaNews)
• Namibia: Arandis Show Makes Big Impact (Namibia Economist)
• Zimbabwe: Maganezi to Receive Rally Honour (The Herald)
• Namibia: Artist Shares Views on How to Make Art 'Progressive' (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: New Firm Offers Asset Valuation to Local Business (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Eros Residents Angered by MTC BTS Tower (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Exercise Makes One Live Healthy, Says Mohammed (Independent)
• Nigeria: At Last, Premier League Kicks Off [analysis] (Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-Pf Exceeds Cash Target (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Super Eagles Job - The Nation Speak on Siasia, Keshi [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Between AMCON, Senate And Tribal Sentiments (Independent)
• Nigeria: Niger Delta Upheavals, Not Zoning Produced Jonathan -Group (Independent)
• Nigeria: Representatives Give NDDC Seven-Day Ultimatum to Submit Report (Independent)
• Nigeria: FG Targets Three Million Housing Units (Independent)
• Nigeria: INEC to Display Voter Register at Polling Centres -Jega (Independent)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Transmits New Constitution to State Assemblies Tuesday (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ethnic Politics Deepens NGF Crisis - Fashola Assures Colleagues of Free, Fair Poll (Independent)
• Nigeria: Return Money From Funraiser, CPC Tells Jonathan (Independent)
• Nigeria: There is No Pressure on me to Join Acn -Agbaje [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Saraki Represents the New Face of the Nation -Udenta [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Uneasy Calm After Aborted 'Coup' in Governors' Forum (Independent)
• Nigeria: If You Can, Teach [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: I Do Only Men -Ego (Independent)
• Nigeria: Good Script Can Make me Act for Free -Henshaw-Nuttal (Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Chaza Man to Beat in AU Race (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cop Faces Theft Charges (The Herald)
• Africa: Workshop On AfDB Regional Integration Strategy Paper for Eastern Africa in Nairobi [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Second Regional Meeting On Aid Effectiveness - Participants Reactions [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Accountability is Key to Successful Development Programmes [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Zimbabwe: Jamie Whyte Tipped to Clinch Westgate Rally (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: President Leaves for Tanzania (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S.$10 Million Boost to Fight HIV (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Wanted - Locally Produced Knowledge [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Chukwu Explains Siasia's Choice (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Designers Show Creativity as Style Night Holds (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Get Carried Away, Okaro Tells Siasia (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Kano SWAN Table Tennis Tourney Serves Off (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NITEL Bidder Gets More Time to Pay (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Magwaza Make it Four-in-a-Row (The Herald)
• Nigeria: I'll Act Majek Better Than Fashek - Francis Duru [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - No Retreat - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: 12 Blacklisted in Diamond Clean-Up (The Herald)
• Uganda: NRM Party Has Failed to Create Jobs, Says Besigye (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: GMB Sues Businesswoman (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Woman Hires Boyfriend to Kill Hubby (The Herald)
• Kenya: Chaotic City Traffic Needs a Congestion Charging System [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Franchise Deals Should Be Well-Crafted to Avoid Disputes (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Recycling Plant to Tackle Electronic Waste Threat (Business Daily)
• Kenya: KQ Net Profits Soar as It Grapples With Surging Staff Costs (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Investors Take Profits on Stanbic Stock (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Baringo Farmers See Aloe Vera Plant as Route Out of Poverty (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Geothermal Power Firm Steps Up Drive for Cheaper Energy (Business Daily)
• Zimbabwe: PAP to Undergo Transformation (The Herald)
• Kenya: Getting Back to Paid Employment (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Lawyer Arrested (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt to Go Ahead With Diamond Exports (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Economic Revival Efforts Bear Fruits - Mnangagwa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cheetahs Drawn Against Boks (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cotton Growers Told to Register (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Army Commander Honoured (The Herald)
• Africa: Africa Should Reduce Aid-Dependency And Explore Alternative Sources of Development Finance - AfDB President Kaberuka [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Zimbabwe: Lengthens Sink Shabanie Mine (The Herald)
• Africa: Aid Effectiveness Conference - Africa's Future Lies in Self-Reliance [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Must be Allowed to Sell Diamonds (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Firm Donates to Inmates (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Dembare Awarded Three Points (The Herald)
• East Africa: World Market Wakes Up and Smells Coffee's Exciting New Aroma (East African)
• Zimbabwe: Grade One Registration Fees Excessive (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Sweet Victory! (The Herald)
• Namibia: Offbeat [opinion] (Namibia Economist)
• Zimbabwe: 'We Can Reclaim Breadbasket Status' [interview] (The Herald)
• Africa: Malaysia Opens Peacekeeping Training Centre (UNDP)
• Eritrea: Society Called Upon to Extend All-Round Support to Vision-Impaired Nationals (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Malaria Prevention Endeavors Effective in Anseba Region (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Southern Red Sea Region - Supplementary Classes Bearing Fruitful Outcome (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Assistance Extended to Needy Students in Senafe and Dubarwa Sub-Zones (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Nation Wins 3 Awards in Shanghai World Expo 2010 (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Concerted Action Being Taken to Boost Output for Public Benefit, Says Minister (Shabait)
• Zimbabwe: Zifa Technical Expert Gets Down to Business (The Herald)
• Angola: Government Promises More Rural Schools to Ensure Jobs (ANGOP)
• Angola: Breeders in Moxico Urged to Vaccinate Pets (ANGOP)
• Angola: Inauguration Ceremonies Mark Independence Day Celebrations in Cunene (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Hosts First Edition of "Educaangola" Fair (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPs Urged Towards Greater Participation in Speciality Commissions (ANGOP)
• Angola: Itel Students Unveil Bank Security System (ANGOP)
• Angola: Govt May Terminate Contracts With Street Cleaning Firms (ANGOP)
• Angola: Music Groups Needs U.S. 4,000 to Record Video Clip (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: CAPS Face Hwange Backlash (The Herald)
• Angola: Adventist Youths Hold Gospel Music Festival (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation to Have Multiplier Role in Southern Region (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bai Bank Unveils Two More Branches (ANGOP)
• Angola: Regional Forum On Private Investment Opportunities Opens (ANGOP)
• Angola: BIC Bank Invests U.S. 300,000 in Quilengues District (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cabinet Considers Revision of Law On Statistics System Urgent (ANGOP)
• Somalia: PM Farmajo Expected to Appoint a Smaller Cabinet (Garowe Online)
• Somalia: Puntland Says 96 Militants Killed, Urges Somaliland to 'Act Against Terror' (Garowe Online)
• Zimbabwe: Cossy Rules Chase Fourth Straight Win (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants to Get Bonus (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Perseverence Pays Off for Pangolins (The Herald)
• Egypt: Black Cloud Season Sees Rise in Health Problems (IRIN)
• Eritrea: Police Carry Out Crop Harvest in Support of Martyrs' Families (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Potable Water Supply Project in Hamerti Providing Sustainable Service (Shabait)
• Eritrea: German Doctors Laud Achievements in Health Infrastructure (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Newly Constructed Major Embankments in Mihmas Stream Promoting Farming (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Agordat Sub-Zone - More to Be Done to Strengthen Parent-Teacher-Student Relationship (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ambassador Saleh Presents Credentials to Comesa Secretary General (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ambassador Conducts Seminar to Eritreans in Canada (Shabait)
• Mozambique: Human Development and Questionable Data (AIM)
• Mozambique: Third Mobile Phone Licence Not Yet Announced (AIM)
• Zimbabwe: Ladies Golf Team to Bid for All Africa Golf Trophy (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe 2011 Poll Call Hits Brick Wall (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Fears and Cheers on LC5 Nominations (New Vision)
• Uganda: Government Not Taking Us Seriously - MPs (New Vision)
• Kenya: Accused Persons Have a Right to Dignity (Nation)
• Kenya: The Ever Changing Face of the Software Industry [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Mundane Acts of Omission Equal to Corruption [opinion] (Nation)
• Uganda: Kijjambu Case Dismissed (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bukenya Addresses G20 Summit (New Vision)
• Uganda: Army Generals Trust Me - Bidandi (New Vision)
• Uganda: FGM Proponents Must Not Triumph [editorial] (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Don Spells Out Voting Inhibitions (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Five Leaders for Jakaya Kikwete Swearing -in Ceremony (Citizen)
• Tanzania: NEC - Voters Who Missed Out On Elections Can Vote On November 28 (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Kikwete's Moment of Glory as Slaa Stays Away (Citizen)
• Angola: Minister Highlights Importance of International Treaty Law (ANGOP)
• Angola: Parliament Passes Constitutional Court Organic Law (ANGOP)
• Angola: Kifangondo Battle a Brilliant Page to Citizens - Minister (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over Akz 200 Million Spent in Social Programmes in Ingombota District (ANGOP)
• Angola: Media Professionals, ILO Representatives Discuss Gender Equality (ANGOP)
• Uganda: Miss Uganda Flops at Miss World Beauty Pageant (New Vision)
• East Africa: Region Convenes Form 2011-12 Fiscal Year Pre-Budget Conference (Citizen)
• Tanzania: How Obama's Campaign Style Helped Jakaya Kikwete (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Lowassa Refutes Dr Slaa's Poll Claims (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Indian Envoy Impressed By Nation's Democracy (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Nation Had Free, Fair Poll, Says Amani Forum (Citizen)
• Uganda: Rhino Thump MBC Rocks (New Vision)
• Uganda: ACC Face Wanderers (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nation Renews Kenya Rivalry (New Vision)
• Uganda: Two Nominated in Amuru (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nsibambi Denies Purchase of Hoes (New Vision)
• Uganda: URU Calls Off Super Cup (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Clash With Mayuge Candidate Over Venue (New Vision)
• Nigeria: North Even Wants Good Government, They Want Goodluck - Kayode (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Six Parties Back Ohakim's Second Term Bid (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Atiku Making Gains Among PDP Delegates - London Research Group (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: E-Registration - Court Dismisses Suit Against JAMB, NECO (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ekiti - Fayemi Gives Conditions for Reversal of Councils Dissolution (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why I Dissolved Ekiti Councils - Fayemi [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Repeals Expatriate Quota Approvals for Oil Industry (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 10 Percent Oil Bill Still Valid - Maeba (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Corporates Continue its Contempt [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Nwodos And Ukehe Royal Fathers [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Political Stability Needed for Economic Growth Undendenment (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: DDC Machines - INEC Gives 35-Day Ultimatum to Companies (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Strike - Preparation Thickens As LASCO Meets (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: King of Kidnappers Confesses (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Minimum Wage - LP Asks FG to Implement Belgore's Report (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Bwanika Promises USA, Japan Jobs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Eng. Dagada Nominated for Kayunga (New Vision)
• Uganda: Supporters Abandon Candidate for Museveni (New Vision)
• Uganda: Munoonye Fights Mukoome in Mukono (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kanungu's Karabenda Returns Party Card, Vies as Independent (New Vision)
• Uganda: Fight for Kampala Gets Hotter (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Giants Wind Up First Round With Wins (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Slaa - Why We Gave Swearing-in Ceremony Wide Berth (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Five Drown After Boat Accident (Citizen)
• Tanzania/South Africa: Twiga Stars Wind Up Group Matches With Defeat (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Cricket Coach Ready for Tough Opponents (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Airwing, Hoop Life Get Dream Cup Off (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Dulla Steers Warriors' Punch Back (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Cecafa Unveils Challenge Cup's Referee (Citizen)
• Tanzania: New Chadema Councillors Protest Eviction of Small Traders (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Morogoro Residents Want Solution to Water Blues (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Successful CUF Candidate Claims Police (Citizen)
• Kenya: Deep Social Disparities Mar Gains (Nation)
• Tanzania: Police Ban Demo Planned by CCM to Congratulate MP-Elect (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Hamad Likely to Land Isles VP Post (Citizen)
• Kenya: Power Blackouts Due to Illegal Connections (Nation)
• Kenya: UBA Launches Intra-African Money Transfer Service (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Malinga Threatens to Sue Police Over Arrest (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Kenya: KQ Weathers Volatile Oil Prices to Record 66 Percent Profit Rise (Nation)
• Uganda: Court Clears Tingey MP (New Vision)
• Uganda: Court is a Sensitive Place (New Vision)
• Sudan: U.S. Offers to Remove Govt from 'Terrorism Sponsor' List (Sudan Tribune)
• Africa: UN Nutrition Committee Runs Out of Funds (IRIN)
• Uganda: Suspected Rapist Set Free (New Vision)
• Kenya: Citizens Arrested Over Protests at Museveni Posters On Island (Nation)
• Tanzania: Fireworks Expected As Parliament Set to Elect New Speaker (Citizen)
• Zimbabwe: Stroke Victim Runs Crèche From Her $50 Pension (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Uganda: More Moms Abandon Own Children (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lack of Funds for Sensitisation Keeps the Ritual Alive (New Vision)
• Namibia: Plea Expected in Reho 'Cigarette Murder' Case (Namibian)
• Namibia: Namibia Misses Out At Channel O Awards [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Swakop Sand Miners 'Doing Their Own Thing' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ovambanderu Burial Back on Hold (Namibian)
• Namibia: Hobatere's 'Old Boy' Killed (Namibian)
• Namibia: Shooting Survivor Guilty of Car Theft (Namibian)
• Namibia: Kaaronda Out in the Cold (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Inmates Release Album, DVD (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chigumba Takes Co-Op Members to Court (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Uganda: Museveni Cautions Opponents on Lies (New Vision)
• Uganda: To Hell With the Law! We Shall Circumcise the Girls (New Vision)
• Africa: Big Brother - Mwisho's Namibian Half-Sisters (Namibian)
• Namibia: Eviction D-Day for Orange River Grape Growers (Namibian)
• Uganda: Another Successful Health Fair for Aga Khan (Monitor)
• Uganda: UNRA's Plan for Country Roads [interview] (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Why Nwodo is Under Fire - Aides (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Skuki Clears Air on KISS Break up (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: MAMA Unveils Nominees (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Consensus Candidacy Not for me - Sarah Jubril [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Why I Want Turaki's Seat in the Senate', DR Danladi Sankara [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: KSA, Obey One Night Stand Postponed (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: D'Banj Collaborates With Snoop Dog (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Cuba Plane Crash Worst in 20 Years (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Power - Why Private Operators Cannot Compete With PHCN - BPE Boss (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Inherited N30 Billion Debt - Fayemi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Northern Consensus Ticket - How the Losers Will React [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Police Prevent Makerere University Strike (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kabale's Baguma Nomination Pending as Court Slaps Injuction (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Beitbridge Artiste Records Debut Album (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mudzingwa Wins It for Highlanders (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Motorists Urges Repair of Bwari-Dutse Road (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Terrorism, Money Laundering Fears Delay NITEL Sale (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Berger Truck Crushes Man At Gwagwalada (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Electoral Commission Buys Voter Registration Machines (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: N500 Billion SMEs Fund Ready - VP (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shekarau Influenced Me to Defect to ANPP -Senator Zarewa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abolition of Class 'A' Bureaux is Wake-Up Call - ABCON (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Between Contest And Consensus [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 52 Turkish Firms Disappointed At Abuja Expo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Country Achieves 98 Percent Success in Polio Eradication - Report (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dilemma of Consensus' Wise Men [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: From Theft to Witchcraft [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Governors Donate N62 Million to Family of Late Yobe Governor (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 22 Sokoto LGs Still With DPP - Umarun Kwabo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Country is Vulnerable to Climate Change, Say Experts (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Progress Chipfumo Goes Awol ! (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Be Patient With Siasia - Oliha (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Residents Want Environmental Board to Clear Refuse At Durumi (Daily Trust)
• Niger: Citizens Endorse New Constitution [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: WAD Plans to Curb Plague of Violence (Namibian)
• Namibia: National Gymnastics Championships (Namibian)
• Namibia: De Jager's Death Still a Mystery (Namibian)
• Namibia: Uukwanambwa Headman Uukule Dies of Cancer (Namibian)
• Namibia: Swakop River Pigs in 'Even Worse State' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Volvo Winners Off to Sun City (Namibian)
• Namibia: Local Authorities Need Fresh Approach [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: The Loans That Were, and the Development That Wasn't [opinion] (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Mighty Bulls Dismiss Douglas Warriors (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Warren Hits Purple Patch at Nashua Masters (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Mauritius Firm to Acquire Zisco Stake (The Herald)
• Namibia: Civil Service Must Condemn Corruption [opinion] (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Kirsty Coventry Scoops Silver Medal (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Namibia: City and Namwater Call for Water Saving (Namibian)
• Namibia: Scrap Education System, Matjila Suggests (Namibian)
• Namibia: Splinter Group Shotsdown Berseba Unity Efforts (Namibian)
• Namibia: Use Water Sparingly This Coming Weekend (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Heads to Roll at Dembare (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Fibre-Optic Roll Out Near Completion (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Army Tightens Security Across Country (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Three Pilgrims Die in Saudi Arabia (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sallah - Groups Appeal to NLC, TUC to Shelve Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NYSC Members to Get Higher Pay (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NUC Asks Abuja University to Reduce Medicine Students (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Doma Campaign Organisation Warns Against Destruction of Bill Boards (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT Administration Restricts Movement of Heavy Duty Trucks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ACN Decries MP's Move to Regulate Party Primaries (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sokoto Varsity VC Appeals to FG on Collapsed Bridge (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: $32 Billion Debt - There is Nothing to Worry About, Says DMO [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Court Restrains Shekarau From Appointing Caretaker Chairmen (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Survey - Atiku Ahead of Jonathan in Race for PDP Ticket (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: In Free Poll, Only Atiku Can Beat Jonathan [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: '50 Percent of Electricity Produced is Lost During Distribution' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ooni Seeks Peace, Unity Among Yorubas (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: GOC Urges Army to Be Neutral During Elections (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Siasia - Chelsea Destroyed My Mikel (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CPC Presidential Candidate Emerges Dec 22 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Farouk Lawan Denies Leaving PDP (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Election Chief Contradicts Deputy on Poll Readiness (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Diamond Watchdog Continues Talks on Approving Sales (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Four Teachers Severely Beaten by Zanu PF Youths in Masvingo (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Dudu, Wataffi Bring All the Jazz to Byo (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Samantha Puts Miss World Behind Her (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Motoring Hot-Shot Axcil Still Flying National Flag (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Egypt: Govt Cracks Down Ahead of Election (IPS)
• Zimbabwe: Vincent Happy With World Team Champs (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Ghetto Boys the Mainstay of World Rugby (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: NGOs Demand Funds Confiscated by Gono (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe's Appointments Unconstitutional (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Arubi Has the Safest Hands in the League (Zimbabwe Standard)
• East Africa: East African University Granted License by KCHE (Monitor)
• Uganda: Writing By Hand Helps Mental Efficiency [opinion] (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Sipepa Nkomo, Gwanda Municipality Lock Horns (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Uganda: Over 1,800 Pass Health Examinations (Monitor)
• Uganda: Monitor Raises PLE Grades in Greater North (Monitor)
• Mozambique: Civic Education Not the Exclusive Task of the State (AIM)
• Mozambique: Nation Can Supply Energy for Region (AIM)
• Mozambique: British High Commissioner Urges More Investment (AIM)
• Mozambique: Guebuza Launches Campaign Against Violence (AIM)
• Malawi: Human Rights Body Slams Government (AIM)
• Zimbabwe: Bosso Between Hard and Soft Rock (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Kenya: The Need to Understand Leasehold Tenure in Reforms [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Council Set to Boost Leather Sector Returns (Nation)
• Kenya: Lack of Land Hampering Industrial Growth - Bidco (Nation)
• Kenya: High Global Crude Prices Fuel Rise in Prices of Oil (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Victimised Teachers Appeal Against Transfer (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Bust Up Cost Mapeza Job (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Studio 263 Actor, Muvengwa Dies in SA (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: New-Look Standard, an Instant Hit (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Free Elections a Mirage [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: U.S. Govt to Offer Grants for the HIV Positive (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Sultan - Tuesday Next Week is Sallah (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress Insist - No Minimum Wage, No Work (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Varsity Dons Meet On Job Skills in Post Graduate Courses (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gunmen Shoot Policeman in Bauchi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 38 Women Jailed for Constituting Nuisance (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Engineers Want Local Content Law on Engineering (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hague Court Looks at Jos Violence (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sultan to Meet Hajj Officials Over Pilgrims' Return (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yuguda Harps on Security for Electoral Success (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Corps Members in FCT Assured of Adequate Security (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: AMCON Begins Operations This Week - CBN (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Ruling Party Jingles Alienate Public - Research (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Africa: Countries Struggle With MDGs (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Monoz, Gunners Draw (The Herald)
• Uganda: Museum Faces Demolition (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kanyeihamba Criticises Varsity Over Tuition Fees (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: National Blood Transfusion Services to Increase Donor Bases (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Pensioners, Workers Cry Over NSSA Remittances (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Kenya: Hunt for Hockey Winner Begins (Nation)
• Kenya: Ulinzi, Berets Ooze Confidence Ahead of Home Match (Nation)
• Kenya: KPL - Who Gets Chop, Who Survives? (Nation)
• Kenya: To Win War Against Corruption, MPs Must Be Thorough and Impartial [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: There Exists No Such Word As 'Over-Speeding' [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Gor Force Awaits Sony at City (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Chingadayi Romps to Victory (The Herald)
• Kenya: Ulinzi On the Brink of a Second Title (Nation)
• Kenya: Get Your Best Buys for Fantasy (Nation)
• Kenya: Half Marathon Lights Up Baringo (Nation)
• East Africa: Remove Trade Barriers (Nation)
• Kenya: Only New Strategy Will End the Poverty Cycle [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Ngong Racecourse Hosts Fashion Show (Nation)
• Kenya: New Laws Key in War On Hunger - Kibaki (Nation)
• Kenya: Housing Agency Seeks Sh1.4 Billion Debt From Councils (Nation)
• Kenya: Truth Team Seeks Sh1.3 Billion for Its Work (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Kiglon Fall to Victoria (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Controversy Dogs CAP's Defeat (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Munyeza Wins Award (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Golden Handshake for Ex-GMB Boss (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Padenga to List on ZSE (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Hijacks Govt Projects (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Barter Trade Re-Emerges (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Shift of Focus Crucial to Sanitation Development, Stakeholders Told (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Close Ranks on Sanctions [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: City Proposes to Retain User Fees (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Met Warns of Violent Storms (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Samantha Leaves Lasting Impression At Miss World (The Herald)
• East Africa: Kenya Tops Region Growth Rankings (Nation)
• Kenya: PM Odinga Defends Allies On Graft Claims (Nation)
• Kenya: Ruto Quizzed By ICC Officials Over Poll Chaos (Nation)
• Sudan: Army Attack Darfur Rebels Near Chad Border (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: Home Affairs Impresses Malawian Delegation (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Zuma Concludes Namibian Visit (BuaNews)
• South Africa: HRD Council Maps Out Skills Plan (BuaNews)
• Nigeria: House Speaker to Lead Ruling Party? (This Day)
• Tanzania: Wild Dogs Pose Threat to Livestock (Arusha Times)
• Somalia: Pirates Claim to Have Collected U.S.$9.5 Million Ransom (Garowe Online)
• Kenya: Bio Terror Threat Worries U.S. (East African)
• Sudan: Darfur - UN Humanitarian Chief Urges Authorities to Facilitate Aid Delivery (UN News)
• Somalia: Government Calls for 20,000 More Troops (Garowe Online)
• Rwanda: Rwanda to Benefit From New Strides in E-Healthcare Management (New Times)
• Sudan: African Union, UN Begin Talks on Referenda (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Mao Criticises Electoral Commission On Voters Cards (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Local Rosa Parks (Monitor)
• Uganda: Refereeing in Best And Maradona Time a Privilege [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Enthusiasm Super League's Biggest Brand (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nation Faces Competition From the South (Monitor)
• Uganda: Warriors Draw Level in Heated Encounter (Monitor)
• Uganda: In Mourning And Praise of National Performers II [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Pastors, Witchdoctors And NRM Should Unite [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Politics of Party Defections [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Who Were the Brokers in the UPC Defections? (Monitor)
• Uganda: 'Problem in Sembabule is Caused By Politicians' [interview] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Media Control in the 2011 Poll Campaigns [column] (Monitor)
• Somalia: 'We Need More Peacekeepers' - Information Minister [interview] (Monitor)
• Sudan: The Cheapest Fix to the Abyei Non-Conflict [column] (Monitor)