November 22, 2010

• Africa: AfDB Launches African Carbon Support Program [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: AfDB Advocates Innovative Sources of Funding in Water and Sanitation Sector [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: AfDB to Launch 'Water Sector Governance in Africa' Report [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Govt Property SA to Be Sold for Farmers' Compensation (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: One-Man Demo Demanding Officials Declare Assets (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Harassment Concerns Deepen As Journalist Denied Bail (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Snubs International Diamond Meeting (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Fear Grips Chipinge East As Soldiers Go On Rampage (SW Radio)
• Southern Africa: SADC Shows Its Allegiance to Mugabe As Zim Meeting Cancelled (SW Radio)
• South Africa: New Number Plates for GP (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Art Reaches More Patients in Tshwane (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Report Your Abusers, Premier Pleads (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Job Opportunities for GP (BuaNews)
• South Africa: No Place to Hide for Corrupt Officials (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Funeral Date Set for Gxowa (BuaNews)
• Madagascar: Madagascar Approves New Constitution (BuaNews)
• South Africa: SA Hosts World's Auditors General (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Telkom Looks to the Future (BuaNews)
• Liberia: Blair Ends 2-Day Visit (Liberia Govt)
• Eritrea: Customers Express Complaints With Eri-Tel Phone Repairing Service (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Tiessa Land Being Allotted in Dubarwa Sub-Zone (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Dembe Habtestion Inhabitants Enjoying Reliable Potable Water Supply (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Youths in Gash-Barka Region Express Readiness to Back Up Development Endeavors (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Farmers in Mendefera Sub-Zone Boosting Honey Production (Shabait)
• Eritrea: College Students Voice Commitment to Live Up to Nation's Expectations (Shabait)
• West Africa: Ecowas Must Strengthen Her Institutions (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Ecobank Introduces Mobile Banking With Zap (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Sudan: UN Referenda Panel Concerned At Low Voter Registration in North (UN News)
• Tunisia: Tunisia - Turkey to Boost Partnership (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Tunisia to Hold Training Session On Computer Security (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: French Insurance Software Developer Settles in Tunisia (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Tunisair Announces Delays On Flights Carrying Pilgrims From Jeddah (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Tunis to Host Arab Training Session On juvenile delinquency (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Results And Standings On Day 9 of National Football League (Tunisia Online)
• Congo-Kinshasa: War Crimes Trial of Former Vice-President Begins (UN News)
• Madagascar: Majority Approve New Constitution (RFI)
• Somalia: Germany Begins First Piracy Trial in 400 Years (RFI)
• Africa: Continent Getting Increased Attention At Stock Exchanges (America.gov)
• Liberia: GAC Records Commendable Progress (Analyst)
• Liberia: Indian Consul Hails Indo-India Cooperation (Analyst)
• Liberia: Memo - The People Need to Know [document] (Analyst)
• Liberia: Supreme Court Ultimatum to CDC (Analyst)
• Liberia: Sweden Gives $5m for Financial Reform (Analyst)
• Liberia: Hats Off to Gac [editorial] (Analyst)
• Liberia: New Party in the Making (Analyst)
• Africa: U.S. Firms Should Invest in Canary Islands to Reach Africa, President Says (allAfrica)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Bemba Case Relates to Central African Republic Coup in 2002 [press release] (HRW)
• Somalia: UN Envoy Urges Compromise As Somalia' Parliament Meets to Endorse Cabinet (UN News)
• Central Africa: New Arms Deal Elicits Optimism (IRIN)
• South Africa: Workers' Factory Takeover to Defend Jobs Enters Second Month [opinion] (SACSIS)
• Cameroon: Urban Dev't Minister Wants Bamenda Given Facelift (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Evaluation Commission Detects 105 Fake Certificates (Cameroon Tribune)
• West Africa: Ecowas Observer Mission Arrives in Burkina Faso for Presidential Elections [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Angola: African Health, Environment Minister Gather in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Musician Pakito Sells First CD (ANGOP)
• Angola: Event Promoter Holds Kuduro Festival (ANGOP)
• Angola: Special Traffic Brigade Sets Up Fixed Units (ANGOP)
• Angola: Clubs Support Referees in Super Cup Postponement Issue (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angop Envisages Better Public Services (ANGOP)
• Angola: Creation of Regional Science Centre at Second Round Table (ANGOP)
• Angola: Postponement of Super Cup May Affect Afrobasket2011 Preparation (ANGOP)
• Angola: State's Attorney-General Continues Assessment Visit (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minerals Exploration Code to Decrease Investment Costs (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Appeals to Teachers for Zeal (ANGOP)
• Gambia: KLG Nursery School Celebrates Tenth Anniversary (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Unity is Strength and Progress Says President Jammeh, as He Returns From Pilgrimage (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Nation Marks Global Entrepreneurship Week (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Uniting for Development [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: D20 Million Civil Suit Against Ex-IGP Badjie Stalls (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Bojang Makes Tamworth Move (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Nation Set to Defend U17 Crown (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Defence Counsel Withdraws Representation for Alleged Gamtel Syndicate (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Zone Four Nursery School Teachers Trained (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: IBB, Sambo Set Aside Politics to Bury Maryam's Mother (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Sim Card - Beyond NCC's N6.1 Billion Budget [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senator Raises Alarm Over Country's Debt Profile (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Federal Revenue Services Partners Students On Tax Paying Culture (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Doctors Pass Vote of No Confidence On Board (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Westerhof Tips Emenalo to Coach Super Eagles (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Political Violence and Electoral Malpractices - Effects On Voters' Rights [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: A Monarch's Attack On Presidential System [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Between NPLF, Saraki and Northern Governors [opinion] (Leadership)
• Equatorial Guinea: Equatorial Guinea Rejects Gender Claims (Cameroon Tribune)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Mass Break-out at Congolese Jail (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Pope's Condom Comments Welcomed by Campaign Groups (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Oil Bill Not Likely Before Election (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Reports On Jos Crisis Have Lost Relevance' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Okah Denied Bail, Files Appeal (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mark Advocates for More States (This Day)
• Nigeria: Army to Discuss Emerging Security Challenges (This Day)
• Nigeria: Petrol Scarcity Looms Over MRS Debt (This Day)
• Nigeria: Two Arrested Over Heroin Seizure At Lagos Port (This Day)
• Nigeria: JTF Intensifies Raids On Militants' Camps (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lawmakers Endorse Jonathan (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oil Workers Jubilate Over Release of Members (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jubilation, As Plateau PDP Wins in Court (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - TMG Urges FG to Consider Uwais' Report (This Day)
• Mozambique: Former District Administrator Arrested (AIM)
• Mozambique: Flats in Olympic Village to Be Sold Off (AIM)
• Mozambique: Criminals Disguised As Police in Manica (AIM)
• Mozambique: New International Airport for Pemba (AIM)
• Mozambique: Joint Venture for Tete Minerals (AIM)
• Mozambique: Beira Evictions Complete - Council Working Under Trees (AIM)
• Nigeria: Nation to Become Biggest Buyer of U.S. Wheat (This Day)
• Nigeria: Benue Lawmakers Suspend LG Chairman (This Day)
• Somalia: EU Navfor ITS Libeccio Builds Relationships in the Gulf of Aden [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Kenya: Lawyer Seeks to Block PSC List (Nation)
• Africa: German Pilots Fly Around Africa to Raise Funds for Local Orphans (New Vision)
• Uganda: Senior Citizens Petition Museveni Over Pension, Access to Health (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Greens Might Not Be That Healthy That After All (Citizen)
• Gambia: A Coroner's Inquest the Right Way to Handle Lamin Darboe's Case (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Who Has the Audacity to Shift the Political Power Base of the Gambia to a Monarchy? Seek Ye First the Political Kingdom [opinion] (Foroyaa)
• Africa: Africa Rise/Taking IT Global Lays Foundation Stone in Babylon (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Independent Witness Baboucarr Khan Recalled, Defence Ordered to Pay D500 (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Tribute to Lamin A. Darboe [opinion] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Appeal of Human Rights Defender Suffers Setbacks (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Operators at the New Tipper Garage Complain of Lack of Water, KMC CEO Comments (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Drowned in Broad Daylight Lamin Darboe, Teacher and Sports Journalist (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Nation's Position on the Arms Seizure in Nigeria Should Be Clear [editorial] (Foroyaa)
• Uganda: Nation's October Coffee Exports Improve in Value (EA Business)
• East Africa: National Institutes Not Responsive to Regional Labour Market (EA Business)
• East Africa: Auditors Query Athi River Project Funds (EA Business)
• East Africa: U.S.$15 Million Unveiled or Region's Carbon Business Ideas (EA Business)
• East Africa: 'Brain Drain Slowing Agricultural Development' (EA Business)
• East Africa: EADB to Invest U.S.$250 Million in Five Years (EA Business)
• East Africa: IMF Should Focus On Crisis Prevention [analysis] (EA Business)
• Uganda: Local Women Showcase Business Acumen (EA Business)
• Africa: USAID Gives U.S.$731,000 for Health in Eastern, Southern Africa (EA Business)
• East Africa: Local Production Brings Down Cement Prices (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Local Economy Improves (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Bad Bank Terms Hinder Local Farming (EA Business)
• East Africa: Law Society Meet Was Right On Truck [editorial] (EA Business)
• East Africa: Tullow Injects U.S.$2 Million in Local Projects (EA Business)
• Liberia: Women Must Be Self Reliant, Says Ioah Liberia Women Wing Coordinator (Informer)
• Liberia: Former Journalist Lauds PUL for Peaceful Election (Informer)
• Liberia: 'Prayerfest 2010' Opens in Monrovia (Informer)
• Liberia: Dist. #7 Rep. Aspirant Builds U.S$2,000 Bridge (Informer)
• Liberia: "Armed Robber" Goes Home Free (Informer)
• Liberia: Religious Freedom in Country - Report (Informer)
• Liberia: Helping Hand -Sweden Gives Liberia U.S.$5 Million for Financial Reform (Informer)
• Kenya: Gang Breaks Into Human Rights Office (Nation)
• Kenya: Kacc Receives Dossier On Closed Bank (Nation)
• Kenya: MP Gets Reprieve On Sh40 Million Fraud Case (Nation)
• Kenya: CJ to Appoint Ligale Case Judge (Nation)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo - the Common Denominator [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: U.S. Lauds Nation Over Hostages (This Day)
• Nigeria: Okunnu - Electoral Act Amendment, Coup Against Party Leadership (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Nine Wisemen - How They May Vote [analysis] (This Day)
• Liberia: Sweden Gives Five Million for Financial Reform (Analyst)
• Nigeria: PDP I'll Win a Fresh Polls, Says Darah (This Day)
• Nigeria: Their Profiles (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lobby Intensifies As North Chooses Its Candidate PDP Primaries (This Day)
• Nigeria: '2011 Poll Result Will Shock PDP, Jonathan' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kogi Community Pushes for Guber Seat (This Day)
• Madagascar: Anarchy After Attempted Coup (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Election Annulment Has Strengthened Delta PDP' (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Consensus Candidacy Divides PDP Leadership (This Day)
• Nigeria: Officer Laments Decay in Naval School (This Day)
• Nigeria: Na' Abba Backs National Assembly On Electoral Act Amendment Bill (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Meets IBB, Atiku, Gusau, Saraki Tomorrow (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ownership of the Child - Parent Or Government? [analysis] (This Day)
• Liberia: Indian Consul Hails Indo-India Cooperation (Analyst)
• Liberia: GAC Records Commendable Progress (Analyst)
• Liberia: Hats Off To GAC [editorial] (Analyst)
• Liberia: The People Need to Know [column] (Analyst)
• Liberia: CDC Gets 72-Hour Ultimatum (Analyst)
• Liberia: New Party In The Making - CDC, LP Seal Deal (Analyst)
• East Africa: Climate Firm's U.S.$15 Million to Attract Business Ideas (EA Business)
• Zimbabwe: Diasporans Ready to Return Home (Zimbabwe Standard)
• East Africa: Regional Leaders Meet On Food Security (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Nation Slips in Doing Business 2011 Study (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Thumbs Up for EADB Presence in Nation (EA Business)
• Uganda: Huge Grants for Local Investors (EA Business)
• Zimbabwe: Standard Reporter Bail Ruling Tomorrow (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Detention of Reporter Condemned (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Cricket Team Named (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Monomotapa, Caps United Draw (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Africa: MIGA Expands Pool of Investments Eligible for Insurance (TradeInvest)
• Zimbabwe: Agent Sawu Speaks on Blunt Strikers (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Zifa Pays Saintfiet for Stint (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Utsiwegota's Workers Go for Months Unpaid (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Uganda: Stuck in Mudslide Territory (IRIN)
• Zimbabwe: SA, Angola, Namibia Plot Secret Diamond Sales (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Plot to Push Tsvangirai Out of Unity Govt (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu PF's MPs Boycott Mujuru Over Polls (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Campaign Against Sex Offenders (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Justice Ministry Intervenes in NPA, Retirees' Rift (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Joint Task Force Converts Boyloaf's Ezetu Militant Camp to Military Base (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos Doctors Suspend 14 Weeks Old Strike (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Proposed Law On Party Exco, Invitation to Military - Rivers Speaker (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anambra Needs N500 Million to Rehabilitate Flood Victims (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Port Harcourt Refinery Set for Another Turn Around Maintainence (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CNS Charges Navy on Constitutional Responsibilities (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Foundation's Model Combats Acute Renal Failure (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Shareholders Storm National Assembly to Protest Creation of Unclaimed Dividend Fund (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Warming the Stage for Capleton (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Obert Mpofu Outshines Mugabe's Praise-Ingers [opinion] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Supreme Court to Decide Mawere's Fate (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: New Law to Protect Depositors (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Dance Groups Face Bleak Future (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Africa: Sixty-Five Million Africans to Access Solar Power by 2015-Report (Leadership)
• Africa: MDGs - Africa Has Made Progress - ECA (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Former FACAN President Faults Polls (Leadership)
• South Africa: Diabetes - Exposing the Silent Killer (BuaNews)
• Zimbabwe: TNH Gets Zambian Nod (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Council to Control Outdoor Advertising (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Camp Fumes Over Regional Leaders' Snub (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Sterling Bank Partners Clickatell On Fraud Protection (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nollywood Splits Over Tonto Dike (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Stars at War - Oge Okoye Battles Ini Edo Over Gossip (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Man And Machine - Inec's DDCMs to the Test [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole Threatens to Sack Striking Doctors Over Death Toll (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kidnappers in Police Uniform Reported in Abuja (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Policing Cargoes at Airports - Fresh Challenges [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Snakes Made Me Rich' [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Abduction of Oil Workers - Militants' Leader, 62 Others Arrested (Leadership)
• Nigeria: SEC Violators List - Matters Arising (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Father, Stepmother Kill 2-Year-Old Son (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FRSC Bars Short Applicants From Writing Test (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Celebrating Fela ... Dede's Way [analysis] (Leadership)
• Africa: Vatican - Health Justice Should Be a State Priority, Pope Says (CISA)
• Kenya: Church Stand on Justice and Human Rights Very Clear (CISA)
• Nigeria: Import Prohibition Encouraged Smuggling - Customs Task Force (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Graduates Jostle for Driving Jobs in Lagos (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Electoral Act Amendment Will Strengthen Internal Democracy' [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I Am Still Waiting for the Right Man - Lizzy Anjorin [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigeria - Saving Orphans [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Over 50 Percent of Locals Are Poor - NAPEP (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Renewed Militancy And 2011 Elections [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Insurance Commission Suspends Spring Life Assurance (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Parks And Recreation - Repositioning the Abuja Master Plan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Consensus - is the Die Cast? [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NNPC Acquires 370km Square of Seismic Data in Chad Basin (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Policeman Attacks Match Commissioner at Lagos Junior League (Leadership)
• Nigeria: South-South Not Slaves - Shagari (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kaduna ANPP Guber Aspirant Joins CPC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Court Revokes Shell's Certificate of Occupancy in Rivers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nema Calls for Media Participation in Disaster Management (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Final Whistle on Amos Adamu (Leadership)
• Nigeria: War Against Militants - JTF Consults Traditional Rulers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Coming Conflagration [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: JUSUN Urges FG to Obey Pact With Labour (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nwodo Proposes New PDP (Leadership)
• Nigeria: PDP Chief Warns Jonathan - Don't Trust Anenih (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Northern Christians Back Atiku (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - ACN Wants Polling Booths Audits (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Buhari And Atiku - the Musa Alami in Them [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Book On the Life of Jonathan Set for Launching (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tea 'n D Pot: Petroleum Industry Bill [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Lessons on Transparency in the Extractive Industry Sector [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Currency War - Stakes for Continent [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: The Greatest Threat to Nollywood [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Zimbabwe: Looking Into the Future - Art and the Law [opinion] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Naspers - Where Art Thou, And Why? [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Diamonds and Disappearing Tax Revenues [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Tanzania: Held to Ransom - the Future of History [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Ghana: This Budget Will Harm the Economy! [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Counties Heighten Traditional Competitive Spirit in Central [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: The Ethnic Factor in Constituencies Row (Nation)
• Kenya: Why UK Prince Grabbed Headlines in Media (Nation)
• Kenya: Before Buying That Travel Ticket, Think Video Call [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Go for Skilled Envoys [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Constitution - No Shortage of Scholars [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: New Cement Makers Shake Up Building Industry (Nation)
• Kenya: Abundance of Berries Signals Winter Chill [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Are These Teething Problems Or Signs of Danger? [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Royal Couple's Engagement, a Missed Opportunity for Tourism Sector [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Kipchoge Works Next January (Nation)
• Kenya: Timbilil, Kipsang Fly in the Mara (Nation)
• Nigeria: IBB - I'm Not Fazed By Consensus Candidacy Saga (This Day)
• Nigeria: Port Harcourt Prepares for Carniriv (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kano Gets N3.8 Billion Medical Centre (This Day)
• Nigeria: Common Sense is Not That Common [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dangote Cement Eyes World Ranking (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nafowa Makes Case for Less Privileged Persons (This Day)
• Nigeria: What May Influence the Voting Pattern [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Condemns Military Actions in Madagascar (This Day)
• Nigeria: Emir, Others Condole Saraki Over Sallah Day Deaths (This Day)
• Nigeria: Group Eulogises Oshiomhole (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akpabio, Bio for Mobil School Sports (Independent)
• Nigeria: Top Stars in for Obudu Tuesday (Independent)
• Africa: Soccer Body to Replace Suspended Official (Independent)
• Nigeria: AFDB President to Visit the Country (Independent)
• Nigeria: NAICOM Suspends Spring Life Assurance (Independent)
• Tanzania: Dar Stars, Zanzibar Share Spoils (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Development Bank to Start Business in Dar Next Week (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Chadema's Tactical Mistakes [opinion] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: TCA Set to Name Team for Nairobi Meet (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Dar to Host East African Golf Challenge Trophy (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Samata, Thabit for Trials in Portugal (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Dar Hotel to Start Charter Airline Services (Citizen)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Ignore Ciroma, Sambo Tells Northerners (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: False Accusation - Court Orders Lawyer, Client to Pay Trader N2.05 Million (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos-Ibadan, Benin-Sagamu Expressways Remain Death Traps (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Free-for-All As Atiku Visits Adamawa PDP Secretariat (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Electoral Act - Governors Launch Offensive Against Lawmakers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Elechi Warns Medical Experts On Corrupt Practices (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Elechi Backs Jonathan for President (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Consensus Candidate Emerges Noon Tomorrow (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: MEND's Resurgence, Amnesty, Future of Niger Delta (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Igbo Leaders Reaffirm Support for Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why We Want Lawmakers As Members of Parties' NEC, By Reps (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Edo Tells Striking Doctors - Resume Work Or Be Fired (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: At Last, the League (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: An Absence of Conviction [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Power Will Return to the People When PDP is Dismantled, Says Rev. Okotie [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Spectacle at Forever Living Products Lagos Success Showcase (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Many Colours of Ojude-Oba (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: MEND's Actions Are Criminal [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adamu Deserves Life Ban - Gombe (Vanguard)
• Eritrea: Society Urged to Judiciously Utilize Water Resources (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Hawagu Inhabitants Urged to Strengthen Collaboration With Relevant Bodies to Combat Communicable Diseases (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Geleb Sub-Zone Inhabitants Called Upon to Step Up Efforts to Preserve Forest Reserves (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Haben Construction Company Engaging in Various Constructing And Renovation Activities (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Concerned Bodies Called On to Give Due Attention to Expanding Libraries in the Northern Red Sea Region (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ministry Extends Assistance to Needy Nationals in Adi-Quala Sub-Zone (Shabait)
• Ethiopia: UNHCR Lauds Country's Efforts in Respecting Refugees' Rights (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Fundamental Human Rights Vital for Referendum Success - SSHRC Boss (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: I Hate to Choose - Personal Reflections On the Referendum [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: South Sudan VP Inaugurates Sortition Ceremony of National Schools Contest (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Juba Authorities Accused of Arresting Unity Campaigner (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: U.S. Lifts Ban on Exports of Computers (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Registration of Southern Voters Proceeding Smoothly Amid Declining Turnout (Sudan Tribune)
• Ethiopia: Thousands of Southern Sudanese Turning Up to Register for Referendum (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Countries to Discuss Border Row (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: High Turnout in Juba Center as Officials Run Out of Registration Materials (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Head of Referendum Subsidiary Body in Lakes State Optimistic About Voter-Registration (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Please Southern Women, Register And Vote [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Cheruiyot, Rotich Outrun Tuskys Wareng Field (Nation)
• Nigeria: Glam at St Mary's Beauty Show (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Prize Structure Timely [editorial] (Nation)
• Nigeria: Consensus Candidacy, Opposition Alliances, Not for the North, Says General Haruna [interview] (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Listen to All Views On the New Alcohol Law [editorial] (Nation)
• Nigeria: PDP Zoning, Equity and Opportunism [column] (Vanguard)
• Kenya: KPCU's Bailout Plan is Good News (Nation)
• Nigeria: For Kebbi Governorship, Dakingari is a Goner, PDP is History, Says Hassan Kangiwa [interview] (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Saccos Told to Adopt Technology to Be Competitive (Nation)
• Nigeria: Is Football Our Only Sport? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Barclays Bank Posts Sh7 Billion Pre-Tax Profit (Nation)
• Kenya: Oil Firms Agree to Bring Down Prices As New Refinery Fee Halted (Nation)
• Nigeria: NDLEA, Customs Bicker Over Drug Seizure at Port (Independent)
• Nigeria: Trading Money for Safety on Highways [analysis] (Independent)
• Kenya: To Single Out Judges for Vetting Unreasonable (Nation)
• Nigeria: STB McCann, OHTV Partnership to Reshape TV Programming, Advertising (Independent)
• Kenya: Women Journalists Have Come a Long Way Since the Repressive Moi Years [opinion] (Nation)
• Nigeria: How Research Can Help Politicians Reposition [opinion] (Independent)
• Kenya: 'Chafua Chafua' Sweep Open Medal Cabinet Clean (Nation)
• Kenya: Rose Leaves Real Guru (Nation)
• Nigeria: Education TV Channel Debuts (Independent)
• Kenya: The Fans Don't Lie, 'Nation' It is (Nation)
• Nigeria: YABATECH Partner Songhai Centre on Human Resource Development (Independent)
• Nigeria: Contending With LASU Leadership Crisis [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: 'FERMA Needs N120 Billion Annually to Fix Roads' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Food Security - Agenda to Overhaul Polluted Environment Underway (Independent)
• Nigeria: Mixed Reactions Trail New Govt Housing Mandate (Independent)
• Nigeria: Women Championship - CAF Goes Mad Again... [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Protecting the Integrity of the Judiciary [editorial] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Renewed Militancy in the Niger Delta [editorial] (Independent)
• Nigeria: NNPC Moves to Revamp Port Harcourt Refinery (This Day)
• Nigeria: An Insider's View of a Broken Electoral System And Proposals for Reform (2) [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: When Saraki's Campaign Train Arrived Borno (This Day)
• Nigeria: Niger Delta - Politics of Violence Unlimited [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: 2011 - 'Steer Clear of Anenih' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Thoughts On Democracy And Change [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Opposition Parties' Alliance Plan in Trouble (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why New Varsity Should be Sited in Kogi-Bayo Ojo (Independent)
• Nigeria: We Need New PDP to Win the Hearts of Citizens - Nwodo (Independent)
• Nigeria: Govt Intensifies Oil Exploration in Chad Basin (This Day)
• Nigeria: LP Will Challenge Electoral Act in Court If... Nwayanwu (Independent)
• Nigeria: Lagos - PDP's Titanic Battle to Unseat ACN [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: N22.5 Billion Debt - Union Bank May Take Over NICON Insurance From Ibrahim (Independent)
• Nigeria: Resist Players Imposition (This Day)
• Nigeria: Algon Boss Condemns PDP's Attacks On Members (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Northern Governors May Back Nyako (This Day)
• Nigeria: JTF, Ex-Militants Adopt Strategy Against Militancy (This Day)
• Nigeria: N15 Million From Friends of Mark (This Day)
• Nigeria: NDDC Technical Aid Corps, More Than Creating Employment (This Day)
• Nigeria: Better Life - A'isha Steps Into Mother's Shoes [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: House Seeks Reversal of Okereke-Onyiuke's Sack (This Day)
• Nigeria: Riot Act for Siasia, Kalika - Take Bribe, Get Fired! (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Doctors Suspend Strike (Independent)
• Nigeria: ACN Seeks Audit of Existing Polling Stations (This Day)
• Nigeria: Electoral Act - National Assembly Backs Down on NEC Membership (Independent)
• Nigeria: Genocide - Community Petitions ICCJ (This Day)
• Nigeria: Another Oil Company Threatens to Withdraw (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Fear of 'Bankole's Fears' [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Fall of Amos Adamu [column] (Independent)
• Nigeria: No Room for Dep Govs (This Day)
• Nigeria: Duke Returns to PDP Soon (This Day)
• Africa: What the Wal-Mart Fight Really Means [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Sad Auguries of Post-Amnesty Hostilities [analysis] (Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Will Nation Again Regress? [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Hajj Rites - Sultan Apologises to Pilgrims (This Day)
• Nigeria: Uduaghan Can't Be Governor Again - Tosanwumi [interview] (Independent)
• Africa: The Revolution Will Not Be Funded [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Jonathan's Group Defects to Atiku's Camp (This Day)
• Nigeria: Deltans Will Still Invest On Uduaghan - Darah [interview] (Independent)
• Tanzania: Nation's Fourth Multiparty Elections - Change or the Same? [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Shake-Up in PPPRA, Top Officials Moved (This Day)
• Nigeria: But - Reliving Things Fall Apart [analysis] (Independent)
• Africa: Insanity and Robotisation - Militarisation and U.S. Society [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Someone Please Cry Me a River for Nigeria [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: I Have Impacted On Oyo Tourism Board - Raji [interview] (Independent)
• Africa: Gagging the Press is Dangerous for a Government's Health [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Ogun Speaker - Courts Rules in Favour of Coker (Independent)
• Ethiopia: Profiles in Journalistic Courage [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Man, Wife Beat Landlord to Death in Ibadan (Independent)
• Nigeria: Deltan Homes Improved by MDGs - Obidi [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Burutu PDP to Mobilise for Uduaghan (Independent)
• Nigeria: Clark Tasks INEC on Re-Run, Fresh Election in Delta (Independent)
• Nigeria: Beaming Searchlight on Owerri Lockout (1) [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ebonyi ACN Pledges Fairplay for Muslims (Independent)
• Nigeria: Threat to Life - ASUU Chief Petitions Police, SSS (Independent)
• Nigeria: Suswam Counsels Women on Breast Cancer (Independent)
• Nigeria: NGO Trains Communities on Complementary Feeding (Independent)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Lawmakers Lament (Independent)
• Angola: Interclube Handball Team Qualify for National Cup Final (ANGOP)
• Angola: Domant FC Draw With Académica Do Lobito at First Round (ANGOP)
• Angola: Govt and China Agree to Re-Launching Bilateral Commission (ANGOP)
• Angola: Catholics Celebrate Feast of King Christ (ANGOP)
• Angola: Zambian Nationalist Encourages Citizens to Fight for Unity (ANGOP)
• Angola: Full Version of Govt/China Joint Declaration (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chinese Government Grants Govt 60 Scholarships a Year (ANGOP)
• Tanzania: Aging Researchers- 22 Experts About to Hang up Gloves (Arusha Times)
• Nigeria: 4real TV, Ahlulbayt Islamic Channel Berths On HiTV (Independent)
• Nigeria: The Nigerian Maladapted Financial System - Reforming Tasks And Development Dilemma [book review] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Chimamanda, Others to Storm GLF by January (Independent)
• Nigeria: I Read All Genres of Literature And Biographies -- Ododo (Independent)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest 13 Suspected Boko Haram Militants (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Keying the Nation Into U.S.$170 Billion Global Carbon Market [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nasarawa Politician Attacked Over Attempted Abduction (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2006 Bank Reform Horrendous, Misguided, Says Jaja [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Labour Party Threatens to Sue National Assembly Over Parties' NEC Membership (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 100 Groups Dump Jonathan for Atiku - Coordinator (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why Nigeria's Economic Environment is Harsh [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Gowon Cautions On Private Schools (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest Eight Boko Haram Suspects in Minna (Independent)
• Nigeria: I'm Not Agitated by Ciroma's Committee - Babangida (Independent)
• Tanzania: Give Agriculture Emphasis It Deserves (Arusha Times)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Rejects Civil Service Chief's Advice (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Urhobo Youths Give FG 60-Day Ultimatum to Secure Ibori's Freedom (Independent)
• Nigeria: INEC Cautions Against 'Money' Politics (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Defection Plan - Jonathan, PDP Beg Udenwa, Araraume (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan to Meet Other Ruling Party Presidential Aspirants (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tafida Has Not Abandoned UK Diplomatic Duty - FG (Independent)
• Nigeria: Cleric Proffers Solution to Societal Decadence (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Onaiyekan Advises Jega to Shout If 'Arm Twisted' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Iranian Envoy Barred From Granting Interview Over Arms Row (Independent)
• Nigeria: Police Recover Illicit Arms in Abuja (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Jonathan, Ohanaeze Leaders Plot Against North (Independent)
• Nigeria: Nasarawa Youths Storm NUC Over Siting of Fed Varsity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Budgets Not Executed as Appropriated - Ogoh [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Minister - Amnesty Programme Still On Course (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Govt to Allocate 50,000 Plots (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Will Consolidate Goje's Legacy in Gombe - Alkali [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Firewood Smoke Caused 79,000 Deaths, Says Centre (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Struggle is My Life - Buhari [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ruling Party Seeks to Reform Itself (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Maiden Naija Awards Today (Independent)
• Nigeria: MPs As NEC Members - Amendment Will Save Parties From Tyranny [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cortez Johnson - Crusading Social Reconstruction Through Arts [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: We Need Better Laws to Fight Violence Against Women - Akinwumi [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: NSE - House Panel Wants Okereke-Onyuike Reinstated (Daily Trust)
• Tanzania: Climate Change Responsibility (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Jaffar Idi Amin, Madaraka Nyerere to Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro for Charity (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Activists Say Children Left Out in Governance (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Kenya Commercial Bank Supports Tegemeo Nursery School (Arusha Times)
• Tanzania: Habari Internet Now 80 Percent on Undersea Fiber Cable (Arusha Times)
• Nigeria: NAPEP Spends N3 Billion On Welfare Programme (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fake Journalists Invade Abuja Events (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mother, Daughter Die in Kwali Auto Crash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fake Polling Booths - ACN Wants INEC to Carry Out Audit (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Children As Endangered Species [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 - No Room for Illegal Consensus Candidates - INEC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Conductor Sentenced for Fighting Police Officer (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 90,000 Candidates Begin NABTEB Exams (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Customs' Task Force Seeks Review of Trade Policy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: First Bank to Take Over Construction of Kano International Market (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Before Government Forecloses Education for the Poor [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bad Planning Cause of Budget Failure - World Bank [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Amosgate - Country May Miss Out On CAF, FIFA Seats (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2011 Presidency - a Northern Candidate Not Viable [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Tuition Provider Bags Gold Status Award (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The 6 New Varsities [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Explain Kaduna Fracas (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Workshop On Ecosystem Adaptation Opens in Abuja (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Wild Polio Virus Found in Borno (Daily Trust)
• Sudan: Uganda Challenges Govt for Evidence of Support for Darfur Rebels (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Police Form Paramilitary Unit (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Niyonshuti Retains Yellow Jersey (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kanombe RPF Members Construct Classrooms (New Times)
• Rwanda: GIS to Be Introduced in School Curriculum (New Times)
• East Africa: EAC Heads of State Summit Due Next Month (New Times)
• Rwanda: RBS Unveils Quality Symbols (New Times)
• Rwanda: Regional Labour Sourcing a Great Boost to Integration [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Remedies for Excessive Sweating (New Times)
• Rwanda: Education Sector is Vital in Reversing HIV/ Aids [editorial] (New Times)
• Uganda: 'People Want Politics of Hope' [interview] (Monitor)
• Tanzania: October Elections Have Big Lessons [opinion] (Daily News)
• Sudan: Darfur Mediators to Discuss Peace Deal (Sudan Tribune)
• Nigeria: Heartland Will Fall in Warri, Aigbogun (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Women in Management and Business Tasked to Impact Their World (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Besigye Turns Tables Against NRM in Bunyoro (Monitor)
• Somalia: Prime Minister - 'I Will Work Supporting the IDPs' (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Gunmen Kill Well-Known Elder in Bosaso Town (Shabelle)
• Uganda: Grapevine - Lango Elders to Meet Over Akenamuseveni [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Candidates' Take on Education [analysis] (Monitor)
• Nigeria: The Only Heat I Face As Commissioner is Finances -Ochoga [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Musharaf Can Speak at Anyiam Osigwe Lecture -Anyiam-Osigwe [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Restrict Your Attacks to Militants' Hideouts Alone, JTF Told (Independent)
• Nigeria: JTF Arrests Militant Leader, 62 Others Over Kidnappings in Niger Delta (Independent)
• Nigeria: NEC Membership - Governorss Unite to Stop Controversial Bill (Independent)
• Nigeria: Adamu - Moving Into Oblivion [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Change Imminent in Falcons Coaching Crew? (Independent)
• Nigeria: Encomiums As Indulge Celebrates Healthy Living [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: SFH Commits N1.35 Billion on Maternal Health in Gombe (Independent)
• Nigeria: At Holy Mallam's 10 Years of Ethical Comedy [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: O'jez Forum Hosts Victor Akande at 40 (Independent)
• Uganda: All That Voters Need is Equal Opportunity for All [opinion] (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Kikwete Advised Not to Ignore Chadema (Citizen)
• Tanzania: PM Directs on Local Govt Training (Citizen)
• Tanzania: UDSM Students Put Off Protest (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Foreign Aid Declines, Lowers Expenditure (Citizen)
• East Africa: Heads of State to Meet on Food Security (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Ordinary Citizens Say Who JK Should Appoint as Ministers (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Have We All But Forgotten About the Kilosa Disaster? (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Floods Crisis - Some Areas Were Neglected (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Youths Made Their Voice Heard in 2010 Poll (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Normalcy Slowly Creeps Back Into Flood-Hit District (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Survival of the Fittest? (Citizen)
• Rwanda: Niyonshuti Staying Focused (New Times)
• Rwanda: APR Lifts Shyaka Memorial Trophy (New Times)
• Rwanda: PSD Local Elections Set for Early Next Year (New Times)
• Rwanda: Hategekimana Judgement Slated for December (New Times)
• Rwanda: Associations Trained in Cost Effective Management (New Times)
• Rwanda: Mugambage Cautions Regional Media (New Times)
• Rwanda: Drugs Worth Rwf 10 Million Destroyed in Karongi (New Times)
• Rwanda: Invest in SMEs - Minister Nsanzabaganwa (New Times)
• Rwanda: Burundian Local Leaders Tour Kirehe (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sezibera Launches VCT Campaign in Nyamagabe (New Times)
• Africa: Aids Activists Welcome Pope's Change on Condoms (RFI)
• Rwanda: Activists Petition New French Justice Minister Over Genocide Suspects (New Times)
• Rwanda: Amani Forum to Petition UN Over DRC Mapping Report (New Times)
• Rwanda: Hospital Passes International Accreditation Test (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sensitize Producers On Quality Marks (New Times)
• Rwanda: Lessons From the Late Shyaka Clever [opinion] (New Times)
• Uganda: Apologise Over Chogm Money, Says Nsibambi (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government to Sponsor More 2,000 at University (Monitor)
• Uganda: Forest Investor Breached Deal, Says NFA Chief (Monitor)
• Uganda: Brain Drain a Big Case Here - Besigye (Monitor)
• Uganda: Diplomat Abandons Duty in South Africa (Monitor)
• Nigeria: The Country's Energy Problem and the Iranian 'Solution' [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Quality Graduates Can Tackle Unemployment - Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Zain Africa Rebrands Again, Now Airtel (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Asks FCTA to Complete Dutsen Alhaji Roads (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Corps Member Donates Items to Orphanage At Gwagwalada (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Anambra Petitions Judicial Council On Judge's Conduct (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos Doctors Suspend Strike (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Adrien Takes Yellow Jersey (New Times)
• Rwanda: Church Employees Help to Build Classrooms (New Times)
• Rwanda: Teachers Vow to Fight Genocide Ideology (New Times)
• Africa: Cop-10 Gives Intellectual Property Rights New Meaning (MediaGlobal)
• Kenya: Transparent and Competitive Public Procurement System Key to a Functioning Economy [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Legal Pillars That Support Smooth Online Trading [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Weigh Investment Risks Against Returns to Achieve Set Goals [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: South African Firm Joins Race for Big IT Tenders (Business Daily)
• Namibia: Race Attracts Diverse Riders (Namibia Economist)
• Kenya: Bank Plans Sh100 Million IT System Upgrade (Business Daily)
• Kenya: CMA Changes Tack to Ensure Stability of Stockbrokers (Business Daily)
• East Africa: Commonwealth Corporation's Direct Investment Strategy Marks Sharp Shift (Business Daily)
• East Africa: Piracy Threatens to Increase Price of East Africa Imports (Business Daily)
• Kenya: CFC Stanbic Investors See Gains in Demerger Plan (Business Daily)
• Namibia: Pupkewitz Motors Receive PMR Awards (Namibia Economist)
• Rwanda: Intra Health Intensifies GBV Fight (New Times)
• Namibia: Tough Stance Taken on Defaulters (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: President Unity Cup Kicks Off Nov 24 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Will Not Accept Illegal Consensus Candidate - INEC (Leadership)
• Namibia: SPCA Benefits From Ambassador Initiative Programme (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Ban of Members, Opportunity to Clean Up FIFA - Blatter (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cleric Tasks Politicians On the Fear of God (Vanguard)
• Africa: Elections And Democracy in Africa - Restoring Nigerian Leadership [opinion] (Leadership)
• Africa: Airtel Unveils New Global Brand Across Its Operations in Africa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Getting Muddled Up in Middle East Politics [analysis] (Leadership)
• Africa: Tanzania's 'Dwarfs' Almost Cost Us Our Title - Nkwocha (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ex-Minister to Head UNFPA, Say UN Diplomats (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Life Seminary Graduates 221 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Leave FCT Minister Alone, Northern Youths Tell Critics (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Two Students Invent Fueless Power Generator (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Counseling And Testing - Key to HIV Prevention (Leadership)
• Africa: After Conquering Africa, Uche Says World Cup Prep Should Begin Now [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Waiting for Ndigbo's Decision [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Adamu's Scandal - Okaro Cries for Country (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Omo-Agege's Dilemma (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Some Militants, Who Benefitted From Amnesty, Have Gone Back to Crime - JTF (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why PDP May Lose Some States - Nwodo [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Wateraid Constructs 38 Boreholes in Ekiti (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Adamu's Ban a Warning to All - FIFA (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nass Cannot Legislate for Political Parties - Enang (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Uduaghan Vs Clark - the Battle of Delta Kingmakers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Residents Lament Insecurity At Wuse, Berger Bus Stops (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Anioma Holds the Balance of Power [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Rate of Cancer Cases is Alarming - Igwe [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ribadu At 50, Says Country Must Be Salvaged (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Militants Claim Blowing Up Oil Pipeline (Leadership)
• Namibia: Veterans at the Coast to be Assessed (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: PDP/CPC Clash, 18 Arested in Jigawa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: There Are Over 400 Nigerian Prisoners in Turkey - Envoy [interview] (Leadership)
• Uganda: Raped By a Street Gang and Left for Dead (Monitor)
• Rwanda: Ministry of Infrastructure Staff Vow to Deliver (New Times)
• Namibia: 'Art Talk' Forum Under Way (Namibia Economist)
• Rwanda: Ralga to Accelerate Economic Development (New Times)
• Namibia: Shikongo Non-Executive Director of Local Bank (Namibia Economist)
• East Africa: Local Leaders Sensitised on EAC Customs Protocol (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Spate of Journalist Arrests in Nation Raises Concerns [press release] (WAN)
• Namibia: Insurance Sector Premiums Income Close to N$2 Billion (Namibia Economist)
• Rwanda: 490 Police Cadets Commence 8-Month Course (New Times)
• South Africa: Johannesburg to Host International Doping Conference (BuaNews)
• Somalia: MPs to Meet in Mogadishu, to Vote for Cabinet (Shabelle)
• South Africa: Hunting Industry Lauded (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Add Your Voice to 16 Days (BuaNews)
• Rwanda: Ngoma Launches Feeding Campaign (New Times)
• East Africa: East Africans for Uniform Standards (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Delays, Cancellations Irk Precision Air Passengers (Daily News)
• Tanzania/Kenya: Stars Host Kenya in Friendly (Daily News)
• Tanzania: 'Mr Nice' Turns to Gospel Music (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Str8muzik Festival Rocks Dodoma (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Mufuruki, Tumaini Best Performing Tennis Athletes (Daily News)
• Guinea: The Carter Center Urges Calm, Restraint in Nation [press release] (Carter Center)
• Tanzania: How a Day Can Be Spoiled in Tanga [opinion] (Citizen)
• Sudan: IOM's Controversy On the Registration Exercise (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Debate - Science is Better Than Art (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Won the Bicycle Riding Competition (Citizen)
• Sudan: Civil Society Organizations Urge Civilians to Register for Referendum (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: U.S. Training Heralds New Dawn for Tanzanian Trio (Citizen)
• Sudan: Unity State Struggle to Return New Arrivals to Home Counties (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Young Matumla Yearns for Support (Citizen)
• Sudan: European Union Ministers Discuss Policy for Country After Referendum (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Dar Golfer Claims Lead in Moshi Open (Citizen)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopia Receives Africa's First Boeing 777-200LR Aircraft (Sudan Tribune)
• Rwanda: High Court Petitions Causing Backlogs (New Times)
• Tanzania: Dar Launches 2011 Kili Marathon (Citizen)
• Sudan: Ruling Party Complains About Referendum 'Irregularities' (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Dar Stars Ready for Zanzibar Heroes Test (Citizen)
• Sudan: Why is NCP Disputing Referendum Results in Advance! [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Africa Lyon to Tour U.S. (Citizen)
• Tanzania: There is Power in the Words We Speak [opinion] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Is the Procedure to Elect House Speaker Fundamentally Flawed? [opinion] (Citizen)
• Nigeria: UNFPA Welcomes New Executive Director [press release] (UNFPA)
• Somalia: Assistant Minister Resigns Before Cabinet Faces Parliamentary Approval (Garowe Online)
• Africa: Agriculture Ministers to Advocate for Strong Agricultural Education (New Times)
• Somalia: Another Assistant Minister Resigns (Garowe Online)
• Namibia: Local Authorities Bleed Dry While REDs Make Money (Namibia Economist)
• Mauritania: IMF Executive Board Completes First Review Under ECF Arrangement for Nation and Approves U.S.$17 Million Disbursement [press release] (IMF)
• Rwanda: 15 Complete Delhi Media Training (New Times)
• Namibia: NAMFI to Construct New Facilities (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: 2010 Cricket School League Results (Namibia Economist)
• Africa: Amani Condemns Western Influence (New Times)
• Namibia: Caprivi Link Interconnector Expected to Provide Reliable and Cheaper Electricity (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: NFA Host Fifa Courses (Namibia Economist)
• Africa: The Kingdom of Lesotho marks today the Year of Peace and Security in the Continent [document] (African Union)
• Namibia: Chopper Ambulance Ready to Save Lives (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Physically Challenged Athletes Honoured (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Volleyball Players Show Good Form and Stamina (Namibia Economist)
• Gabon: Statement by an IMF Mission to Nation [press release] (IMF)
• Africa: Supreme Audit Institutions Visit South Africa for 20th Congress [press release] (XX INCOSAI 2010)
• Kenya: Drug Lords - the Law Should Take Its Course (Nation)
• Kenya: Don't Let Boundary Disputes Derail the Reform Train [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Naikuni Has What It Takes to Be the Next CEO (Nation)
• Kenya: The Values That Make Us Different (Nation)
• Kenya: Given Half a Chance, You Can't Keep Us Down [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: The History Behind the Nation [opinion] (Nation)
• Southern Africa: President Jacob Zuma Concludes His Visit to Botswana for SADC Summit [press release] (SA Govt)
• Rwanda: Govt, Tanzania Sign Judicial Cooperation Agreement (New Times)
• Rwanda: U.S. Politicians Shielding Rusesabagina Revealed (New Times)
• Nigeria: Return of Violence in Niger-Delta - What Does John Togo, Other Rebelling Ex-Militants Want? [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ANPP Will Form Next Federal Govt - Onu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Politics And Morality - A Critical Analysis (2) [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Jonathan Has High Regard for Governors' Forum' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: How PDP's National Convention Will Be Shaped [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Criminals Can't Give Us Conditions - FG, JTF (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eagles - Odegbami Calls for Patience With Siasia (Vanguard)
• East Africa: Region Shielded From New EU Rules On Hedge Funds, Private Equity (East African)
• East Africa: Safaricom On Charm Offensive as Dealers Dither (East African)
• East Africa: Nation's Urban Poor On the Rise (East African)
• East Africa: Ushahidi to 'Monitor' Nation's 2011 Elections (East African)
• East Africa: Extinction of Languages in Region Worries Unesco (East African)
• Uganda: Nation Cannot Afford Anarchy in Elections [editorial] (East African)
• Kenya: Nation's Graft Train Goes On [editorial] (East African)
• East Africa: KQ to Double Flights to India (East African)
• Kenya: Nation's Police Arrest Five Suspected Somali Pirates (East African)
• East Africa: Bar'wani - in the Castle of His Skin [analysis] (East African)
• East Africa: Basecamp Explorer's a Real Nature Lover's Paradise (East African)
• East Africa: Stumbling Upon Objects of Memory [opinion] (East African)
• Kenya: December Date for Six Chaos Suspects (East African)
• Zimbabwe: Farmers Unite Amid Fears of Tobacco Ban (Nation)
• Africa: Take Charge of Your Destiny, Kagame Urges People (New Times)
• Rwanda: Tax Evasion Has to be Curtailed [editorial] (New Times)
• Somalia: Mercenaries to Take On Pirates? (Nation)
• Rwanda: Indian Firms Seek to Invest in the Country (New Times)
• Kenya: The Soft Side of Judge Ian (Nation)
• Kenya: You Won't Stop My 2012 March, MP Tells Rivals (Nation)
• Kenya: Kalonzo Seeks Regional Support Ahead of 2012 (Nation)
• Kenya: Lawyers Say Action By Ligale Team Lawful (Nation)
• Kenya: Obama Haters Mill Theory On Post-Poll Chaos (Nation)
• Kenya: From Politician to Herbalist - Ndetei's New Charm (Nation)
• Kenya: Oburu Now Dares Ruto to Quit ODM (Nation)
• Kenya: Bribery Riddle as Judge Quits Land Case (Nation)
• Kenya: Wako Recovering After Treatment in Europe (Nation)
• Kenya: Council Outlines Plan to Rein in Oil Firms Over Fuel Cost (Nation)
• Rwanda: CHAN Draws Set for November 27 (New Times)
• Rwanda: Cricket Association to Name Under-15 Team (New Times)
• Nigeria: Nacamp Committed to Rid the Body of Quacks (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Egotism May Frustrate Consensus Candidacy - Sani [interview] (Leadership)
• Rwanda/Tunisia: Junior Wasps Held by Tunisia's Monastir (New Times)
• Rwanda: Amavubi Players Join Camp (New Times)
• Africa: Commonwealth Welcomes G20 Summit Outcomes [press release] (Commonwealth)
• Tanzania: MPs Call for Govt Action On Banditry (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Be Firm On Gender Abuse Fight, Citizens Urged (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Emphasise Science Teaching, Urges CEO (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Race for Mayoral Seats Attracts 14 in Two Councils (Citizen)
• Uganda: 160 Graduate From Fairland University (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Poor Driving Plays Havoc With Transport Industry (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Chadema Now Ready to Talk With JK Govt (Citizen)
• Nigeria: Locals Talk Better Than They Act [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Fireworks Taps Into 50 African Markets (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Ijaw - Managing the Ethnic Question in Politics [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mob Mentality [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nobody Can Stop Me in Delta Fresh Polls - Omo-Agege (Vanguard)
• Southern Africa: Poll Conduct Pleases SADC (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Electoral Act - Na'abba, Ikhariale List Gains of Amendment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NDLEA Boss Lauds U.S. Over Heroin Seizure At Tin Can (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Chadema Walk-Out - a Shift in Opposition Balance of Power? (Daily News)
• Nigeria: The Two Sides of the Nation [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2010 - Church Begins Mobilisation (Vanguard)
• Sudan: 'There Should Be No Stone Unturned in the Referendum Process' (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Protect People's Lives From Oil Waste Products [opinion] (New Vision)
• Namibia: Opposition Demand Release of the Court Verdict (New Era)
• Uganda: Delayed Road Completion Irks Soroti (New Vision)
• Namibia: Philander Scoops Best Theatre Director Award (New Era)
• Namibia: Meatco Adjusts Cattle Price (New Era)
• Namibia: 'No Friendship in the Ring' (New Era)
• Uganda: Ex-Embattled Mayor Eyes Mbale MP Seat (New Vision)
• East Africa: Region Could Earn From Agriculture (New Vision)
• Liberia: Parole Falters (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Saytumah Fired (New Democrat)
• Uganda: Hospital Boss Held Over Funds (New Vision)
• Uganda: NSSF Plans to Cut 240 Jobs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Telecoms Shift Battle to Scratch Cards (New Vision)
• Uganda: Okwera Widows Seek Govt Help (New Vision)
• Uganda: Karuma Dam Project Back on Board (New Vision)
• Sudan: North Sudan Oil Production Rising, Says Official (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Ex-CEO's Companies Supplied Materials to Ghost Projects (Nation)
• Kenya: SMS Lotteries Are Rather Immorally Raking in Sh60 Million Daily [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Charity Sweepstake Loses Out to SMS (Nation)
• Kenya: Work On Major Water Dam Stalls (Nation)
• Kenya: Beware the Pitfalls, Lure of 'Easy Cash' in SMS-Based Lotteries (Nation)
• Kenya: Family Deep in Ngilu's Troubled Waters (Nation)
• Kenya: We Are Free to Return to Kenya - Artur Brothers (Nation)
• Kenya: Storm Gathers in Court Over New Voter Regions Rises (Nation)
• Kenya: Winners and Losers in Review of Boundaries (Nation)
• Uganda: Koboko Boreholes Contaminated (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mobile Technology to Improve Maternal Health (New Vision)
• East Africa: Farmers Urged to Produce More (New Vision)
• East Africa: EAC Calls for Fight Against Graft (Citizen)
• Uganda: Abortion- 67,000 Die Annually [analysis] (New Vision)
• Southern Africa: Regional Leaders Unhappy With Stalled Decisions (Citizen)
• Uganda: Experts Plan Fight Against Alcohol Abuse (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kenyan Beauties Beat Local Beauties Hands Down (New Vision)
• Africa: Continent Should Promote Agriculture - Nsibambi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mrs. Museveni Cautions Married Couples on Fidelity (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Super Falcons - Flying Beyond Continental Heights [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2010 Electoral Act - Volte Face of Fraud? [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ghana Joins Obudu Mountain Race (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Grassroots is Antidote to Sports Development (Leadership)
• Uganda: MPs Set Bad Precedent (New Vision)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Sodangi is Our Choice - NEC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Six Hundred and Twenty Athletes Set for FCT Sports Clinic (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I Will Fix Ogun Problems - Mark (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Over 3,500 Youths to Be Trained in Agricultural Production (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Autonomy Status - PTDF Honours Obasanjo, Others (Leadership)
• Nigeria: What Jonathan Must Do to Win in 2011 - Anglican Bishop (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Why FCT Minister's Trip to Saudi Was Aborted (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Johannesburg Court Denies Henry Okah Bail (Leadership)
• Nigeria: University of Ibadan to Benefit From N33 Billion ETF Fund - FG (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Once Bitten Twice Shy; I Will Never Marry Again [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: IBB Youth Support Group Launched in Abuja (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NDLEA Intercepts N1.5 Billion Heroin From Iran (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Still Living in Bondage (Leadership)
• Uganda: Table Tennis Team Pursues Gold (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Osotimehin is New UNFPA Executive Director (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Security on Red Alert in Niger (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Zain Rebrands Again, Changes to Airtel (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Panic in Niger Delta Over JTF Invasion (Leadership)
• Nigeria: We Exercise to Stay Alive, Says Oreweme (Independent)
• Nigeria: Africa's Jewels in Smoky Truck (Independent)
• Nigeria: Red Card for Amos Adamu [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Bunmi Oni - First Victory Comes in Four Years [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Importance of Planning in Public Relations [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo's Church for Christian Propagation [opinion] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Ijaw Leader Urges JTF, Militants to Embrace Peace (Independent)
• Nigeria: Fear Grips Jos Doctors Over Murder of Colleagues (Independent)
• Nigeria: FEHN Tasks FG on Amnesty Programme (Independent)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Yoruba Communities Task Jonathan on Promises (Independent)
• Nigeria: Amnesty Faces Collapse, Militants Accuse FG of Betrayal (Independent)
• Nigeria: Fresh Fears Over Iran Relations - As NDLEA Links Tehran With 130kg Heroin Shipment (Independent)
• Nigeria: Governors' Forum Lacks Electoral Value -Jonathan (Independent)
• Nigeria: I've Delivered on Internal Democracy in PDP -Sankara [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Can't Stand for Presidency in 2015 -Anya [interview] (Independent)
• Nigeria: Lagos Jazz Series Thrill Home, Foreign Fans (Independent)
• Uganda: Teams in Final Preparations for Inter-Regions Soccer Bonanza (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Portrayal of Acting And Picture Finesse in D' Cmeback [analysis] (Independent)
• Nigeria: I Can't Combine Pregnancy With Education -Chika Ike [analysis] (Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Drop in Condom Use Following HIV Prevention Trial (PlusNews)
• Nigeria: Hollywood Actors Storm the Country for AFRIFF (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Kidnappers Abduct Chevron Worker's Wife (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ije Grosses N47 Million at the Cinemas (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Zain Finally Dissolves Into Airtel (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Never Thought I'd Marry an Actress - Lancelot Imasuen [interview] (Vanguard)
• Africa: Achebe at 80 - Leaders Debate Things Fall Apart in Africa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Deflords Debut - Deflords (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sacrifice Naija [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fifty Cultural Troupes for Imo Day (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: JTF, Militanys Disagree Over Dead Soldiers, Seized Weapons (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Flirting, Part of the Art - Jibola Dabo [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Orders Full Compensation for Slain Officers' Families (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Automobile Show Off, Rules at Ezuruonye's Wedding (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: In Giving Judgement, I Knew No Relation, Says Justice Nwokedi [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Consensus Candidacy - Ciroma Committee Summons IBB, Others (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: SSMA Gathers Steam! (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Lack of Services Remains the Core of Ongoing Khayelitsha Protests (West Cape News)
• South Africa: TR Section Residents Say Police Shoot at Will After 8pm (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Scots Stun Boks (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Will Joburg Host International Doping Conference (BuaNews)
• South Africa: JMPD Determined to Combat Corruption (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Song Penned for 16 Days of Activism (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Zuma Sings Mabertha's Praises (BuaNews)
• Southern Africa: Zuma Returns From SADC Summit (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Third Suspect Arrested in UK Tourist Case (BuaNews)
• Uganda: Cranes Target New-Look Trophy (New Vision)
• Uganda: Opio Breaks Five-Year Jinx (New Vision)
• Uganda: KCC Blames Super League Format for Poor Form (New Vision)
• East Africa: Road to Brazil Begins With U.S.$0.4 Million Deal for Region's Teams (East African)
• East Africa: Region's Curse of the Valley, Blessing of the Hills [opinion] (East African)
• Kenya: Flurry of Activity by Post Election Violence Suspects is All Pointless (East African)
• East Africa: Mr President, You've Been Awarded Five Years - Now Win Back the People's Trust [opinion] (East African)
• Uganda: Why the Next Big War Will Be Fought Over Kampala's Roads [opinion] (East African)
• Africa: States Can Work With Scientists to Achieve Responsible Development [opinion] (East African)
• Kenya: Nation On the Cusp of a Geothermal Energy Boom (East African)
• Uganda: Our Promise to Buganda is Deliverable, Says Besigye (East African)
• East Africa: Stanchart Takes Tanesco for Arbitration (East African)
• East Africa: Region-EU Trade Deal Risks Flopping Again Over Funds Dilemma, Litigious (East African)
• East Africa: Region's Waters at Risk of Being Labelled 'Dangerous' Over Increasing Piracy (East African)
• Kenya: Earnings Scorecard - 2010 Turns Into a Boom Year for Local Banks (East African)
• East Africa: Competitiveness of Nations - Who is Ahead of the Pack in Region? (East African)
• East Africa: KQ Profits Up 63 Percent Despite Slow Pace of Talks on Airspace (East African)
• Uganda: Student Wins Coffee-Mixing Competition (New Vision)
• Uganda: Will Bidandi - Ssali's Bottom-Up Approach Deliver the Votes in 2011 General Election? (East African)
• Africa: Pan-African Parliament Soon to Make Laws Binding AU Members (East African)
• Uganda: Mwamba Overwhelms Kobs (New Vision)
• Uganda: Health Report Unearthes 200 Ghost Workers (New Vision)
• Kenya: Central MPs Hint at a Ruto-Uhuru 2012 Alliance (Nation)
• Kenya: Uhuru Now Told to Relinquish Kanu Post (Nation)
• South Africa: Dewani Murder Puts Policing Under the Spotlight (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Two Suspects Arrested for Murder of Anni Dewani (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Reality Belies Perception That Gugs is the Place to Be (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Paraffin Entrepreneur Defrauds Investors Out of R11 Million (West Cape News)
• South Africa: DA Bows Out of Du Noon By-Election, Saves Itself for 2011 (West Cape News)
• Equatorial Guinea/South Africa: Striker Refutes Gender Claims (New Vision)
• Uganda: IPC Parties Clash Over Positions (New Vision)
• Uganda: Witness Pins Godi (New Vision)
• Kenya: Fifteen Die in Road Accident (Nation)
• Uganda: Otunnu Deserted the Nation -Museveni (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lawyer Survives Masaka Mob (New Vision)
• Kenya: MPs Call for Dissolution of Boundaries Commission (Nation)
• Kenya: Irate Man Butchers Family, Kills Self (Nation)
• Uganda: Construction of Kasese Fuel Station Halted (New Vision)
• Uganda: VP Warns on Harassment of Opposition Supporters (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Ogboru Holds Secret Talks With Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Won't Surrender- Ex-Militants (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: How Not to Repair Roads (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Parties Declare a Vote of No Confidence in Electoral Commission (Namibian)
• Uganda: Lubega Vows to Tackle Corruption (New Vision)
• Namibia: Oil Company's MD Sent Home (Namibian)
• Namibia: Beach Volleyball Royalty Crowned (Namibian)
• Africa: Miners Slam Zimbabwean Diamond Ban (Namibian)
• Namibia: Assaulted Tourist Doing Better (Namibian)
• Namibia: Elder Fined Over Sex Acts With Teens (Namibian)
• Namibia: Officer Nabbed for 'Bomb' (Namibian)
• Kenya: That Single Tap Left Running Could Cost You Millions [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Councillors Have a Place in the New Order [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: We Should Get Rid of the Traits That Bog Us Down [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: What Became of Our Quest to End Poverty, Disease? [opinion] (Nation)
• Uganda: Museveni to Rebuild Nadiope Palace (New Vision)
• Uganda: Ishaka Road to Cost Sh75 Billion (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bwanika Clashes With Police Again (New Vision)
• Uganda: Beti Kamya Hunts for Votes in Home Church (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kampala Candidate Goes Missing (New Vision)
• Uganda: 21 Tilda Employees Charged (New Vision)
• Uganda: Kamuntu Not Independent (New Vision)
• Uganda: Leaders Should Make Manifestos Realities [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Muntu Joins Besigye Campaign (New Vision)
• Uganda: Western Team Enters Camp (New Vision)
• Uganda: UCU Shift Attention to Nairobi (New Vision)
• Namibia: Devil's Claw Policy to Regulate Industry, Trade (Namibian)
• Namibia: Heavy Sentence for Diamond Theft (Namibian)
• Uganda: Lwakataka, Mutebi Set to Face Kenyans (New Vision)
• Eritrea: Molqi Sub-Zone - NUEW Striving to Improve Women's Living Standard (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Call Made to Strengthen Community-Based Rehabilitation Activities in Gash-Barka Region (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Cycling Team Scoring Top Result in 4th Phase of Rwanda Tour (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ministry Extends Assistance to Needy Nationals in Anseba Region (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Attention Needs to Be Given to Repeated Mistakes in Radio Broadcast, Say Audience (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Over 50 New Modern Buses Imported (Shabait)
• Somalia: Ahlu Sunna, Al-Shabab Claim Victories Over Fighting in Central Somali (Shabelle)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam in Line to Host Continental Ladies Golf Event (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Azam FC Too Strong for Simba in Friendly Tie (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Nation to Host Zone Five Basketball Meet (Daily News)
• Tanzania: An Innovative Way of Looking Behind African Masks (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Bracing for Challenge Cup (Daily News)
• Uganda: Masaka Loss Leaves Coach Very Furious (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wanderers Focused (New Vision)
• Uganda: Warriors Eliminate UCU in Game Five (New Vision)
• Uganda: Forgive Chogm Ministers, Says Nsibambi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wacha, Angiro to Stand as Independents (New Vision)
• Uganda: Besigye Promises Tractors (New Vision)
• Uganda: Police Summon Mabikke (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bidandi, Kamya Clash (New Vision)
• Uganda: Don't Panic - Kayihura (New Vision)
• Uganda: NSSF Act Attracts Attention of Employees [opinion] (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Dynamic Trio on Verge to Miss Hot Duel (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Recruit Talented Players From 1st Division League [opinion] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: AMSC Unveils Routes for Arusha Rally (Citizen)
• Tanzania: TLGU - Ladies are Ripe for Professional Golf Tourneys (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Dar Cricketers Shape Up for U-19 Tourney (Citizen)
• Africa: The G-20 Summit - Challenges of Walking the Talk [analysis] (Citizen)
• Uganda: Mass Polio Drive (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Actor Stars in Nigerian Movies (The Herald)
• Uganda: Premier Have Edge Over Wanderers in Final (Monitor)
• Uganda: Premier Are Favourites (Monitor)
• Uganda: Candidates Will Not Visit All Districts (New Vision)
• Uganda: Investigate Semujju's Claims [editorial] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cranes to Know Chan Opponents On Saturday (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mwamba Reclaim the Makerere Tens Title (Monitor)
• Uganda: Candidates Should Translate Manifestos Into Results [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Improve Police Medical Reports to Ensure Justice - Uganda [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Parliament Should Rein in Public Transporters to Save Commuters [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Koriang Murder Story Makes Me Feel Guilty [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Qwela's Rhythms Bring Hope (Monitor)
• Uganda: Contemporary Ballet Dance Meets Poetry (Monitor)
• Uganda: Otunnu Promises Luweero Triangle Special Treatment (Monitor)
• Uganda: NSSF to Pay Benefits Within Five Days, Says Byarugaba (Monitor)
• Uganda: First Lady Warns Couples On Cheating (Monitor)
• Uganda: Environmentalists Condemn Plans to Build Golf Course in Game Park (Monitor)
• Uganda: CMI Withdraws Former Spy Pulkol's Security (New Vision)
• Uganda: MP Accuses Colleagues of Taking Bribes (Monitor)
• Uganda: Chogm Report is 'Dead' But Here is What to Celebrate [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Incumbency Takes Its Toll (Monitor)
• Uganda: Misplaced Assumptions About 2011 Campaigns (Monitor)
• Uganda: Voter Turn-Out Could Decide Poll (Monitor)
• Uganda: Slippery Politics of Oil (Monitor)
• Uganda: Losers Say Election Re-Run Was Another Fraud (New Vision)
• Uganda: Six Ministers Vow to Stand As Independents (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Veteran Educationist Muleya Retires (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Ethanol Plant Opening Set for Next Year (The Herald)
• East Africa: African Writers Too Timid to Criticise Others [analysis] (East African)
• Kenya: Now You Can't Be a Minister And a Thief [interview] (East African)
• Zimbabwe: OK Zimbabwe Half-Year Profits Drop (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Shot in the Arm for Leprosy Centre (The Herald)
• East Africa: Kenyan Lawyers Seek Sudan Leader's Arrest (East African)
• Zimbabwe: Domestic Violence - It Takes Two to Tango [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Made Commends Resettled Farmers (The Herald)
• Tunisia: Country, Belgium to Set Up Partnership in Sustainable Development (Tunisia Online)
• Africa: 2011 African Nations Championship Draw to Be Held on November 27 (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Country to Further Digitize Education Sector (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: 'One Man Show' Days Soon to Be Held in Tunis (Tunisia Online)
• South Africa: Health Ministry Returns Millions Unspent (Health-e)
• Uganda: Flash Back - 2006 Issues Pop Up in Campaigns (Monitor)
• Uganda: PPP to Shield Nation From Looming Oil Chaos (Monitor)
• Uganda: Congressman On a Mission (Monitor)
• Uganda: Investors in Country to Assess Projects (Monitor)
• Uganda: UCC Considers Fresh Review of Interconnection Charges (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nation Signs Bilateral Air Service Pact With DRC (Monitor)
• Uganda: Involve Us in Decision Making, Says Car Importers (Monitor)
• Uganda: Exploring the Similarities With India [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Dance Transmissions Festival to Open in Kampala (Monitor)
• Uganda: Cranes Coach Bobby Plans Beyond Cecafa (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Hidden Treasures in Karamoja (Monitor)
• Uganda: A Chance to Decide Week's Destiny in MFFL (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Implementation of JK Pledges Seen as a Challenge (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Crossroads - Why Facebook is an Unnecessary Evil [opinion] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: A Change for Kikwete to Deliver the Goods [editorial] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Ex-Speaker Sitta Hints on His Political Direction (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Ruling on Chenge's Case Set for Dec 16 (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Man Kills His Mother, Children Before an Angry Mob Kills Him (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Does the Country Need to Overhaul Its Mother Law? (Citizen)
• Tanzania: What is Next for Chadema? (Citizen)
• Zimbabwe: Invest in Education, Says Ndlovu (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Satellite System Welcome [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: U.S.$6 Million for Civil Servants' Housing (The Herald)
• Nigeria: JTF Captures 14 Militant Camps in Niger Delta (Leadership)
• Nigeria: North - Lessons for Presidential Aspirants (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: Mandizha's Burial Set for Today (The Herald)
• Nigeria: 2011 - CPC, a Nightmare to PDP? [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senate Denies List of State Creation (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NEMA, Disaster Issues And the Way Forward [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Aso Villa Church - God Used Obasanjo - Chaplaincy (Leadership)
• Nigeria: U.S. Lawmakers Recommend Sanusi's Bank Reform to U.S. (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Fully Committed to Power Sector Development - Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: State Security Recovers Bomb-Laden Car, 10 Bullet Proof Vests (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Woes of Neglecting Our Research Institutes [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2011 - Gusau Gets Backing of Opposition Parties (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Achebe - the Literary Giant of Our Time (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Atiku Remains On Top - Campaign Organization (Leadership)
• Libya: Zimbabwean Minister Attacks Gaddafi (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Vows to Prosecute Black 'Business Pawns' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bosso in Derby Win (The Herald)
• Somalia: UN Says Stop Recruiting Child Soldiers (Shabelle)
• Zimbabwe: Fund Seeks to Raise U.S.$100 000 (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Dembare Edge Bulls (The Herald)
• Uganda: Army Harassing Us, Say Opposition (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Flood Warning System Commissioned (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Douglas Warriors' No Show (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Deputy Prime Minister in U.S.$500 000 Pregnancy Suit (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Why I'm Supporting Goodluck-- Sammie Okposo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ene -Ita is New Miss Uni-Nigeria (Vanguard)
• Namibia: 'Informanté' Editor Resigns Following Threats [press release] (MISA)
• Zimbabwe: 'The Standard' Journalist Arrested [press release] (MISA)
• Zimbabwe: Tuskers Take Bronze (The Herald)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Radio Station Reopened After 48 Days of Arbitrary Closure [press release] (JED)
• Uganda: Missing Radio Simba Journalist Released After Eight Days in Detention [press release] (IFEX)
• Tanzania: Youths Threaten Mpanda CCM Officials (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Athletics Coaches Lauds Kikwete's Commitment in Sports Promotion (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Twiga Slump in Fifa Rankings (Daily News)
• Tunisia: Douz Saharan Festival Prepares for 43rd Edition (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Canadian Delegation to Identify Recruitment Opportunities for Young Tunisians (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Tunis to Host Workshop on Women's Economic Empowerment (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Religious Affairs Minister Attends 'Eid El Idha' Ceremony in Saudi Arabia (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: Alexander Roubtzoff Paintings Showcased in Tunis (Tunisia Online)
• Tunisia: New Website on Exhibition News Recently Launched (Tunisia Online)
• Zimbabwe: Eagles Win T20 Title (The Herald)
• Kenya: Little Odera's Goals Save Woeful KCB (Nation)
• Kenya: 'Papa' Musi, the Man Who Shook Up Boxing (Nation)
• Kenya: Finally, Action Taken On Safety of Fans (Nation)
• Kenya: Confusion as Quarry Workers Dig Out Bones (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Hwange Thrash Shabanie (The Herald)
• Kenya: Man Sought Over Bid to Sell Albino Girl (Nation)
• Kenya: Ultra-Modern Medical Centre Opens in Nakuru (Nation)
• Kenya: Shock of Rising Road Accidents Toll (Nation)
• Kenya: Success in Life Comes in Many Ways [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: No Cheap Burials, We Are Citizens [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Credit Rating Goes Up (Nation)
• Kenya: Two MPs Defend Ngilu Over Graft (Nation)
• Tanzania: Morogoro Golfer Takes Leader Board (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kilimanjaro Marathon 2010 Set for Feb 27 (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Artistes Must Make Hay While Sun Shines (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: CZI Calls for Pro-Poor National Budget (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zimplats Output Increases (The Herald)
• Sudan: Country Seeks UN Support for Sudan Referenda (Leadership)
• Namibia: Reflecting on Reflections Twenty Years Later [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Athletes Get Scholarships (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Rivers Partners Dagogo On Stigmatisation (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Hassan Muhammad Santana - the Task Ahead [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Imo PDP Congress - a Governor's Sledgehammer (Leadership)
• Namibia: Metals Namibia Not Worried About Ruling (Namibian)
• Namibia: DRC's Service Solutions Might Be Just Too Expensive (Namibian)
• Namibia: Woman Strangled to Death in Own House (Namibian)
• Namibia: Aseb Wins It for Civics (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nanso Opposed to Election Challenge (Namibian)
• Namibia: Priotti Arrives 'For Business' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Delivery is the Key in These Elections [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rosh Pinah Strangling Suspects Arrested (Namibian)
• Namibia: Toilet Probe Nears End (Namibian)
• East Africa: EAC Must Battle Corruption to Promote Trade - Kiraso (New Times)
• Kenya: Kalonzo Says Ligale Team Ignored Certain Regions (Nation)
• Kenya: Turf War Slows Down Reform, Say MPs (Nation)
• Kenya: I'll Have the Last Laugh, Ruto Tells His Accusers (Nation)
• Kenya: Rudisha Crowned Iaaf Athlete of the Year (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Go for Diamond Empowerment [opinion] (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Two Killed in Maiduguri Mosque Shooting (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Haisa Breaks Silence (The Herald)
• Angola: Movie On Aids, Disarmament Screened in Sumbe Saturday and Sunday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chinese Financing Reaches U.S. 10 Billion (ANGOP)
• Angola: Govt Ponders About Restructuring Programming of Audiovisual Companies (ANGOP)
• Angola: Family Minister to Prioritise Women Protection in 2011 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda to Have Eight Sea Transport Stations for Commuters (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: U.S., Britain in MDC-T Election Bid (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Masike to Host Farewell Concert (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bindura Mayor, Councillor Fired (The Herald)
• Angola: Head of State Reshuffles Government (ANGOP)
• Angola: Citizens of All Ages Have Right to File Complaints to Ombudsman (ANGOP)
• Angola: Singer Zulmira Releases Second Album (ANGOP)
• Angola: Brazilian Ambassador Commends Film Festival Opening Ceremony (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Considers Film Exhibition at Festival a Landmark (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chinese Vice President Leaves the Country (ANGOP)
• Angola: National Sports Director Reaffirms Support to Organization (ANGOP)
• Angola: Need to Redouble Efforts in Favour of Elderly People Recognised (ANGOP)
• Angola: Inac Praises Executive in Promoting Child Development (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Regards Elderly as Key for Family Harmonisation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Human Rights Secretary Confirms Low Criminal Levels (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Sleuths to Hunt Down Drug Lords (Nation)
• Africa: Ambassador On Scarcity of Resources at African Union (ANGOP)
• Angola: Police Modernisation Programme With Good Indicators (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister of Education Sets Priorities for 2011 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Agriculture Minister Expected in Benguela Province (ANGOP)
• Angola: Handicapped Persons Get 100 Hectares for Agricultural Project (ANGOP)
• Angola: Attorney General Expected Sunday in Huambo (ANGOP)
• Angola: OMA Worried About Road Accidents (ANGOP)
• Angola: Basketball Supercup Match Postponed (ANGOP)
• Uganda: They Need 6001 Companies to Repair All City Roads [opinion] (Monitor)
• Sudan: Ruling Party Threatens Not to Recognize Referendum Outcome (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Al-Bashir to Attend Regional Summit in Ethiopia (Sudan Tribune)
• Nigeria: Militants Say Politicians Behind Recent Attacks (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Doctors Suspend 14-Week Strike (This Day)
• Burkina Faso: Compaoré Expected to Win in Low-Turnout Presidential Poll (RFI)
• Somalia: Mogadishu Unrest Claims 13 More Lives (Garowe Online)