November 26, 2011

• Nigeria: State Holds Mass Burial for Clash Victims (RNW Africa)
• South Africa/Cote d'Ivoire: Mashaba - 'Victory Against Cote d'Ivoire Will Be a Perfect Start' (CAF)
• Egypt: Ramzy - 'We Want to Make Egyptians Happy' [interview] (CAF)
• Libya: Govt Displays Seized Roman-Era Artefacts (RNW Africa)
• Egypt: Ruler Reaches Out to Opposition (RNW Africa)
• Mali: Gunmen Kidnap Dutchman (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Mass Burial for Jos Violence Victims (This Day)
• Egypt: Army Chief Appoints PM (Egypt Online)
• Kenya: Blatter's Foot-in-Mouth Problem [column] (Nation)
• Egypt/Gabon: El Hennawy - 'Our Motive Is to Win' [interview] (CAF)
• Mali: Tourists Evacuated After Kidnappings (RNW Africa)
• Morocco: Islamists Win Landmark Election (RNW Africa)
• Tanzania: Infighting Still Threatens Ruling Party (Citizen)
• East Africa: Rwanda Floor Tanzania in Thrilling Tie (Nation)
• Tanzania/Rwanda: Stars Off to Losing Start (Daily News)
• Kenya: Could Al-Shabaab War Postpone Elections? [opinion] (Nation)
• Somalia: Locals Take Centre Stage in Kenya Shabaab Battle (Nation)
• Mali: Tourists Evacuated After Kidnappings (RNW Africa)
• Algeria: Radical Islamist to Create New Party (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Dim Odimegwu Ojukwu Is Dead (This Day)
• Nigeria: Secessionist Leader in 1960s Civil War Dies (RNW Africa)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Campaign Rallies Banned As Violence Erupts (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: South Africa's Buthelezi Apologizes for Xenophobia (This Day)
• Morocco: Islamist Party Wins Election (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Ojukwu Lived a Most Fulfilled Life - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Somalia: Ethiopian Troops Advance (Shabelle)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Police Ban Election Rallies As Violence Erupts (RFI)
• Nigeria: Leader of Biafra's Breakway Dies (Vanguard)
• East Africa: Monitoring of Malaria Drugs' Effectiveness to Increase (New Times)
• Uganda: Women's Rugby - a Battle Against Minds (Monitor)
• Kenya: Charges Against Kosgey Suspended (Nation)
• Morocco/Nigeria: Countries Battle Pressure Ahead of U-23 Championship Opener (CAF)
• Zimbabwe: Nation's Fearless Commentator (RNW Africa)
• Ghana: Budget Not Yet Uhuru! [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Gas Processing Plant to Open in 2012 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Ministers Face Fresh Probe in Scam (Nation)
• Africa: Cop 17 - Will Durban Advance the Climate Change Agenda? [analysis] (SAIIA)
• Zambia: Chinese Firm Loses Road Contract (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Durban? What a Waste of Time! (RNW Africa)
• Morocco: Islamist Party Claims Election Victory (RFI)
• East Africa: CECAFA Challenge Cup to Kick Off (RNW Africa)
• Morocco: Islamist Party Claims 'Tidal Wave' of Votes (RNW Africa)
• Egypt: New PM Fails to Win Over Protesters (RNW Africa)
• Sudan: Chairman of Libyan Transitional Council Arrives in Khartoum (SNA)
• Sudan: President Al-Basher Meets Heads of Delegations Participating in NC General Conference (SNA)
• Sudan: NC General Conference Discusses Challenges and Directives of Coming Stage (SNA)
• Sudan: Taha Supports Development and Peace Forum (SNA)
• South Africa: Secrecy Bill Evokes Apartheid Era (AfricaFocus)
• Uganda: Heritage Tax Ruling in Detail (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cranes Roll CECAFA Campaign With Win (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: 'MDC Unity Scuttled' (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Chombo Probes Kwekwe Council (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zuma's Facilitation Meeting in Limbo (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Spares Spies (Financial Gazette)
• Somalia: Gunmen Kill Police Man and Civilians in Central Region (Shabelle)
• Zimbabwe: Row Over Granting of Radio Licences Intensifies (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: 2012 Budget Hailed As People's Budget (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Transcript of Theresa Makone On Crisis Analysis [interview] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Continued Pressure On Tsvangirai Over 'Marriage' (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Harare On 'High Alert' As Typhoid Continues to Spread (SW Radio)
• Mozambique: Government Reaffirms Commitment to Press Freedom (AIM)
• Mozambique: Coal Exports Require Upgrading Quelimane Port (AIM)
• Mozambique: EDM to Provide 8,000 New Connections in Nacala (AIM)
• Mozambique: Illegal Logs Sold Back to Timber Companies (AIM)
• Mozambique: MDM and Frelimo Clash in Cuamba (AIM)
• Sudan: 60,000 Displaced in Blue Nile, Says UN (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: Health Scare in North Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: 19 Party Members Face Death Sentences (Radio Dabanga)
• Africa: Algeria and Senegal Lock Horns in Tangiers (CAF)
• Nigeria: FG Will Work to Ensure Citizens in Diaspora Can Vote in Future Elections - President Jonathan (Nigeria First)
• Uganda: Government Pledges Interventions for Child Development (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government to Dedicate Oil Well for Power Generation (Monitor)
• Uganda: Taxpayers to Fork Out for Oil Firms (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Enact Laws On Gender Violence - Call (Citizen)
• Angola: Opposition Casts Doubt On 2012 Elections (RNW Africa)
• Tunisia: Calm Returns to Towns, but Discontent Simmers (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: New Committee to Consider Secrecy Bill Until April (RNW Africa)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Top Candidates to Hold Final Rallies in Capital (RNW Africa)
• Tanzania: Nairobi Demolitions Draw Minister's Anger in House (Citizen)
• Tanzania: A Legal Institute With a Difference (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Youth Crisis Draws Commonwealth Attention (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Research Says Grapes May Protect Against Heart Disease (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Intellectuals Need Society and Vice Versa (Daily News)
• Africa: USAID, Western Union Launch Second African Diaspora Marketplace [document] (State Department)
• Ethiopia: USAID, Ethiopian Banks Partner to Provide Access to Credit [document] (State Department)
• Nigeria: Govt Commits to Robust Research Ethics (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: President Caps 1,679 ZOU Graduates (The Herald)
• Southern Africa: ZDF Commended for Strengthening SADC Relations (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants, Workers' Unions Cry Foul (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chokuda Killer Killed in Prison (The Herald)
• Rwanda: PAC Cautions Against Unlawful Diversion of Funds (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: More One-Ways for Harare (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Investors to Benefit From Harmonized Legal Services (New Times)
• Nigeria: Don't Politicise Ali Ndume's Arrest, PDP Warns (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 124 Policemen in Lagos Killed By Bandits in Nine Months (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nation Will Not Survive Another Election - Amina Az-Zubair [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Rivers Rising Crime Wave, Amaechi's Big Stick (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Boko-Phobia - Party Offices Deserted (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ogbemudia Should Quit Politics Now - Col Ogbebor [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Applying Better Civil-Military Relations for Stable Democracy (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Was Offered N2.5 Billion to Forget My Mandate - Oshiomhole [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Arrest of Ndume Political - PDP (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Caps Flop Nizar Joins Philadelphia (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Prisons Gear for Africa Hockey Championship (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Serengeti Boys Finish Third in Uhai Cup (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Government Lauds Efforts By Football Bodies in the Malaria War (Daily News)
• East Africa: Uganda Sink Battling Zanzibar (Daily News)
• Nigeria: FG to Recover Health Commodities Trapped At Port (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan to Chair UN Commission (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: IFP Pledges Its Support to the 16 Days of Activism Campaign [press release] (IFP)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Judges Explain How Victims Can Provide Evidence in Bemba Trial (Bemba Trial Website)
• Egypt: White House Statement On Recent Developments in Egypt [document] (State Department)
• Rwanda: Ambassador Rice in Rwanda On 'Building a New Nation' [document] (State Department)
• Kenya: Chance for Redemption [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: CBK Head Under Pressure to Reveal Banks Hoarding Dollars (Nation)
• Kenya: Farmers Association to Sell Assets and Repay Sh1.7 Billion Debt (Nation)
• Kenya: There Is Progress in South Africa but Bad Apartheid Era Habits Emerging [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: UK Firm Eyes Oil Exploration in Tanzania (Nation)
• Sudan: Gambari Meets Russian Officials (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: 'Recalibrate Sudan Policy' (Radio Dabanga)
• South Africa: Speaking Notes for Home Affairs Director-General Mkuseli Apleni's Weekly Briefing to the Media [document] (SA Govt)
• South Africa/Morocco: U23 Completes First Training Session in Morocco (SAFA)
• Kenya: Employers Opposed to Pay Rises By the State (Nation)
• Kenya: Uchumi AGM Fails to Name Board's Chair (Nation)
• Kenya: Time Was When One Could Be Jailed for Having a Book On Chinese Geography [opinion] (Nation)
• South Africa: Vaccinate Pets Before Going On Holiday (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Families Mourn the Loss of Crash Victims (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Sisulu to Depart to DRC for Elections (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Hope At Last for Transnet Pensioners (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Gauteng to Undergo Territorial Review (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Fight Abuse At Home, Work - Mokonyane (BuaNews)
• South Africa: More Than 140,000 Jobs Created in Gauteng (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Ndebele Vows Tough Action Against Bribery (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Fear Not an Option, Abuse Victims Told (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mbombela Commuters Learn About Climate Change (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Mthethwa Confident Over COP17 Security (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Calls for Courts to Be Open On Weekends (BuaNews)
• Uganda: Sserumaga's Left Foot Does the Trick, Again (Monitor)
• Egypt: Media Urged to Prioritize Safety After Another Sexual Assault On Woman Reporter (RSF)
• Uganda/Tanzania: Serumaga Stars As Country Wins in Dar (New Vision)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan Congratulates Mrs Awolowo On Her 96th Birthday (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: International Investors Hail Establishment of Sovereign Wealth Fund By the Jonathan Administration (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: Court Orders NDLEA to Pay N25 Million Damages to Baba Suwe (Leadership)
• Nigeria: STF Arrests 163 Over Barkin-Ladi Violence (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bandits Rob Four Banks, Kill 12 in Sagamu (Leadership)
• Nigeria: My Husband Raped Me in the Presence of Our Children, Wife Tells Court (Leadership)
• Somalia: Fresh Fighting Starts in Central Region (Shabelle)
• Somalia: FGS KÖLN Completes a Very Successful Deployment to EU Navfor [press release] (EU Navfor)
• Uganda: Heritage Oil Says Tribunal Decision 'Fatally Flawed' (New Vision)
• Uganda: Golola's Fight Could Go Either Way - World Body (New Vision)
• Uganda: Makerere Launches Electric Car, Set to Embark On Minibus. Kiira Ev Launch Supplement (New Vision)
• Uganda: PSFU to Award Outstanding Business Associations (New Vision)
• Uganda: UK Based Singers Fundraise for Cancer Patients (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rare Strain of Aids Virus Spreads Beyond Cameroon (New Vision)
• Uganda: Laws Can Tame Errant Officials (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lightning Strikes 40 Pupils (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bukenya Case Hearing Set for December 5 (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cranes Begin CECEFA Title Hunt (New Vision)
• Uganda: Power, Miracle Face Off, UCU Stroll Over Kyambogo (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Presides Over Investors' Round Table Meeting (New Vision)
• Tunisia: Abdelhakim Belhadj (abu Abdullah Sadek) (Tunisia Live)
• Tunisia: Country Show Support to Egyptians (Tunisia Live)
• South Africa: Keep Kyoto or Face Climate Anarchy, Christian Aid Warns Governments (Christian Aid)
• Namibia: Parliamentarians Brush Up On MDGs (Namibian)
• Namibia: Pieters Appointed Tennis CEO (Namibian)
• Namibia: Statistics Agency Established Soon (Namibian)
• Namibia: To Recognise or Not - Ovazemba Quest for a Chief (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rugby Interim Exco to Be Elected This Week (Namibian)
• Namibia: Portugal Seeks Closer Relations (Namibian)
• Namibia: MTC and Employees in Pension Fund Controversy (Namibian)
• Namibia: More Condemnations of Kazenambo Rantings (Namibian)
• Namibia: Heinrich Journalist of the Year (Namibian)
• Namibia: More Needed to Access Higher Education (Namibian)
• Uganda: Without Healthy Farms, Africa's Forecast Is Hunger [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kenyan Soldiers Blockade Al-Shabaab Revenue Source (Monitor)
• Uganda: Zero Tolerance to Corruption Is the Way Forward [editorial] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Police Block Constitutional Review Act Bill Demonstrations (Monitor)
• Uganda: Onek Warns of Crackdown On Illegal Immigrants (Monitor)
• Uganda: MPs Order Moratorium On Umeme Contract Review (Monitor)
• Uganda: Time to Reach a Comprehensive Treaty On Climate Change Is Now [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Why Is Umeme Reluctant About Prepaid Meters and Instant Billing? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Ekiti to Dualise Two More Roads in Ado Ekiti to Ease Traffic (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: 43 Drug Barons Jailed in 10 Months in Ekiti - Giade (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Osun Awards Contract for Construction of Roads in Six Zones (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Edison, the Great Inventor-Entrepreneur [opinion] (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Bayelsa Conundrum (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Stemming Further Violence By Ijaw Militants (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: Democracy and the Burden of Development (Daily Champion)
• Nigeria: CRS Wins Fourth National School Sports Festival (This Day)
• Kenya: Politician Wants to Kills Me, Says Maina (The Star)
• Africa: New Cable Project Bundles Together All Africa's Fibre Dreams (Balancing Act)
• Nigeria: Adikwu Laments Lobi's Continental Ticket Miss (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Rights Body Satisfied By Prisons Conditions (New Times)
• Rwanda: Mineral Revenues Set to Increase By Over 50 Percent (New Times)
• Southern Africa: Developing Countries Could Achieve Food Security (SANF)
• Sudan: Thousands Fleeing Conflict - UN (UN News)
• Rwanda: Women's Council Launches Anti GBV Campaign (New Times)
• Nigeria: Locals Will Not Accept Excuses From Eguavoen - Akande (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nkiru Sylvanus to Unveil New Reality Show (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Concerted Efforts Key to Fighting Gender Based Violence [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nation Is Entering an Exciting Phase in Mobile Technology [opinion] (New Times)
• Nigeria: Sharks Promise Fans Better 2011/2012 Season (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Oando Games Will Revive Apapa Club' (Vanguard)
• Africa: Olympic Qualifiers - Nigeria Will Triumph Over Morocco - Emordi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Victims of Trailer Accident Cry Out for Help, Petition IGP (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: No Going Back On New Lasu Tuition Fee - Fashola (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Tade Ogidan Sets Family On Fire (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Commends Uduaghan Over Bomadi Appointment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: EFCC Witness Contradicts Self in Atuche's Trial Over N10.9 Billion Loan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Olympics - Obajimi Advises NSC On Early Funds (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bafarawa's 'Hand' in Waziri's Sack [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Suleja Blast - We Confessed Under Duress - Boko Haram Suspects (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Toll Gates May Not Return in 2012 (Vanguard)