January 10, 2012

• Africa: U.S. $24.9 Million IFAD Loan to Liberia to Revitalize Cocoa and Coffee Production Sectors [press release] (IFAD)
• Egypt: Mubarak Defence Will Last a Month - Court Chief (RNW Africa)
• Egypt: Carter 'Pleased' With Egypt Polls (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria/Angola: We'll Not Take Angola Lightly - Osasco (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Riot Averted in Lagos Over Slain Youth (Vanguard)
• Somalia: Al Shabaab Denies the Deaths of 60 Insurgents (Garowe Online)
• Libya: Hague Court Sets Deadline Over Gaddafi's Son (RNW Africa)
• Senegal: 'We Must Tell Wade the Truth' - Youssou N'Dour [interview] (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Wogu Calls for Understanding, Says Government Always Ready to Dialogue (Leadership)
• Tunisia: New Political Coalition to Be Announced Tomorrow (Tunisia Live)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Withdrawal Not Dictated to Nigeria By IMF - Minister (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Day 2 - Reckless Driver Kills 2 in Lagos (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Two Feared Dead in Lagos Fuel Protest (Vanguard)
• Algeria: Minister Says Islamist Vote Victory Unlikely (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: FG Orders Civil Servants to Resume Work (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Is On Rescue Mission, Says Gov Amaechi (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Protest - Oyo Declares 12hrs Curfew (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Cuts Short Holiday to See Equatorial Guinea Leader (SW Radio)
• Nigeria: Fuel Protests Continue to Sweep Country (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tafawa Balewa - Unknown Gunmen Kill Three People in Fresh Attack (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Calls for Orderly Transition in Guinea-Bissau (Nigeria First)
• Africa: What's Diaspora Got to Do With It? [analysis] (African Arguments)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Statement On the Passing Away of President Bacai Sanha [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Uganda: How to Beat the Lord's Resistance Army [analysis] (African Arguments)
• West Africa: Local Organising Committee Inaugurated for the Maiden Edition of the WAPSGA (ECOWAS ) [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• East Africa: Lake Victoria's Ports Grapple With Sinking Water Levels (AlertNet)
• Liberia: Sirleaf Signs Code of Conduct for Public Officials (Liberia Govt)
• Africa: Record Number of Foreigners Expelled From France in 2011 (RFI)
• South Sudan: Security Council Presses for Ethnic Reconciliation in Troubled Area (UN News)
• Nigeria: Gangs Set Up Road Blocks in Lagos As Strike Continues (RFI)
• Uganda: Shock Therapy Might Help Nation's Economy to Recover [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Musician for President - Who Would Uganda's Be? [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Court's Verdict On City Abattoir Case Today (New Vision)
• Uganda: Women in the Driving Seat for Nile Special USPA Main Award (New Vision)
• Uganda: Here Is to Being a Better You in 2012 [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Wealth Building Versus Earning Income [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Cititzens Tracing Their Roots Back Home (Monitor)
• Uganda: SMEs Decry High Interest Rates On Loans (Monitor)
• Uganda: Farmers Query Cotton Stabilisation Fund (Monitor)
• Uganda: Embassy Denies Mistreating Citizens in UAE (New Vision)
• Uganda: Luweero NRM Petition Museveni to Save Makubuya From Censure (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbabazi Remains a Clean Leader [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Who Am I? an Emotional Eater [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: City Abattoir Case Verdict Today (New Vision)
• Uganda: New Targets to Drive Growth in Insurance (Monitor)
• Kenya: Minister Wants Baraza Evidence Made Public (Nation)
• Kenya: Govt Keen On Reducing Case Backlog (Nation)
• Uganda: Good Risk Appetite Will Earn You More in 2012 [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: You Are Either Going Somewhere or Nowhere [opinion] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Drive Social Change Through Great Business [opinion] (Monitor)
• Kenya: Britak's 2011 Profits to Fall By At Least 25pc (Business Daily)
• Nigeria: Group Urges FG, NLC to Shift Grounds (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nibor Market Halted, As Banks Plan Limited Branch Service (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Emerging Candidates for PDP National Chairman [opinion] (Leadership)
• West Africa: Shark Fin Hunt Empties Seas (RNW Africa)
• Togo: Fuel Crisis in Country? (RNW Africa)
• South Sudan: UN Warns of Multiple Crises (RNW Africa)
• Guinea Bissau: Opposition Parties Reject Interim President (RNW Africa)
• Tunisia: Jobless Citizen Dies Days After Self-Immolation - Hospital (RNW Africa)
• Libya: Govt Given U.S.$20 Billion of Freed Assets (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: University Stampede Kills One - Report (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Policeman Who Allegedly Killed Protester Will Be Prosecuted (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nation Will Overcome Its Security Challenges - Petinrin (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Strike - Local Airport Closed for Second Day (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Zamfara Govt. Accuses Politicians of Sponsoring Violence (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Protests - Police Arrest 24 Suspects in Kano (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Removal - How Reps Voted [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Why Fuel Subsidy Must Go [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Scores Injured As Hoodlums Attack Mosque, Bureau De Change (Leadership)
• Uganda: Tough Economic Year Offers Reality Check for Policy Makers (Monitor)
• Nigeria: Jigawa Protesters Disown Governor Lamido (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Lawyers Protest in Lagos (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Removal Not Bad, But... [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Garland for Speaker Aminu Waziri Tambuwal At 46 [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG to Review Sponsorship of Overseas Medical Treatment - Health Minister (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Citizens in the Diaspora Ask Oil Companies to Stop Gas Flaring (Leadership)
• Uganda: World Bank Appoints New Country Manager for Nation (Independent)
• Liberia: FBI Enters 7 Novemebr Riot Probe (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Traffic and Safety Issues - Who's Responsible? [opinion] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: U.P. Sweeps Capitol Building (New Dawn)
• Liberia: AMEU Students Rampage (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Face-to-Face With Yatta Zoe - Wants Behsao Turn Into Kendeja (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Gay Rights Vs Western Aid [editorial] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Kruah Refutes Haddad, Fasukoi's Claims (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Be Mindful - Ellen Warns (New Dawn)
• Liberia: I'm Not Snowe's Girlfriend - Dillion (New Dawn)
• Gambia: Journalists Briefed On HIV/Aids High Level Meeting (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Scattred Janneh & Co to Know Their Fate Jan. 17th (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Ex-FAO Boss Sends Condolence Message to President Jammeh [document] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: D1.7 Million Islamic School Inaugurated in Urr (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Farato Bojang Kunda Embarks On Massive Cleaning Exercise (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: PAC/PEC Adopts GTTI Report (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Bakau Commissions New Rice Milling Machine (Daily Observer)
• Africa: Public Eye Awards - the Fight Against Unscrupulous Companies Continues [press release] (Greenpeace)
• Morocco: Moaz Balghawat a Rapper Behind Bars for 100 Days [press release] (HRInfo)
• Egypt: Statement of Abu Seada On the Defamation Campaign Against Various Political Activists [press release] (EOHR)
• Zambia: Jealous Lusaka Husband Kills Wife (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Bank Trials Payments Via Mobile Phone (SA Info)
• Gambia: The Unfair Prosecution of Two Women Human Rights Defenders Must Stop [press release] (FIDH)
• Kenya: Looming Problems Will Curtail Growth [analysis] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Allocation of Land At ICT Park Must Be Competitive [analysis] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Banks Seek to Disburse Student Loans with Smartcard (Business Daily)
• Kenya: New Rules Spell Out Payments for Insurance Claims (Business Daily)
• South Africa: ANC 100 Debate Lays Bare Divisions Over Nation's Media [document] (CPJ)
• Angola: Citizens Advised to Avoid Risk of Electric Discharge (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bailundo King's Palace to Undergo Repair Works (ANGOP)
• Angola: Women's Handball Team Search for Ticket to London Olympics (ANGOP)
• Angola: Handball Team's Goalkeeper Optimistic About Winning African Cup (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister of Culture Ends Visit to Huambo Province (ANGOP)
• Angola: National Currency Symbol of the Nation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Culture and Arts 2013 Award Announced (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation Participates in 17th Edition of Sisab-Portugal (ANGOP)
• Angola: Journalists Union Supports Ruling Party's Concerns (ANGOP)
• Angola: Diocese of Sumbe and Leiria Sign Cooperation Agreement (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youth's Education Fundamental for the Country (ANGOP)
• Angola: Administration Institute, Benguela Local Power Sign Cooperation Accord (ANGOP)
• Angola: Head of State Back in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Let's Not Rush to Condemn Deputy CJ [opinion] (Business Daily)
• South Africa: 2012 Trends - Trends in Business Communication [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: New Joint ECDS for Tbwa\hunt\lascaris (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Still Time to Enter Climate Change Leadership Awards (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: History Channel Releases New Series On Mankind (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Magazine, Radio Launch Lexus Is 350 (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Consumers Sink Their Teeth Into Orbit (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Victoria Falls Bungee Incident - Follow Up (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: New Leadership Team Members Join Neotel (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: 'Another Day, Another Adventure' for New Mini Coupé (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: 2012 Trends - With Apologies to Cindy Lauper - Boys and Girls Just Wanna Have Fun [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Ciro Trained Baristas Join Vovo Telo (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: The Psychology of Marketing - Do You Use It or Does It Use You? [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• Rwanda: ICTR Likely to Focus On Appeals in 2012 [analysis] (Hirondelle)
• Liberia: Ellen's Stern Warning-'Don't Arrest On Orders of Gov't Officials' [column] (Heritage)
• Liberia: My Colleagues Betrayed Me (Heritage)
• Liberia: PUL Warns Journalists (Heritage)
• Sudan: UN Secretary General Congratulates Government and People On Independence Day Anniversary (SNA)
• Liberia: In U.S.$34 M Damages Suit - Ecobank-Liberia Refuses to Testify On Witness Stand (Heritage)
• Liberia: Information Ministry Employees Urged to Be Committed (Heritage)
• Liberia: Gbarpolu Supt. Dismissed (Heritage)
• Liberia: Commerce Ministry On Road Map for Incoming Administration (Heritage)
• Liberia: Senator Findley Narrowly Wins Pro Tempore Post (Heritage)
• Kenya: ICC Must Warn Politicians On Incitement to Violence, Says NGO (Hirondelle)
• Sudan: Darfur Rebel Lawyers Slam Khartoum, Seek Case Suspension (Hirondelle)
• Nigeria: Mass Rally - Labour Praises Nigerians, Insists Action Continues Today (Leadership)
• Sudan: Karti - Washington Is Not Trusted Anymore (SNA)
• Egypt: Country Keen to Start New Phase of Economic Cooperation With Sudan (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: LE500 Million in Govt. Subsidy to Purchase Cotton From Farmers (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Eissa - New Trade Channels With Us to Increase Exports (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Antiquities Minister Launches International Campaign to Save Greco-Roman Museum (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Tripartite Protocol to Convert Sharm El-Sheikh to Park (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Premeditated Murder Threatens Mubarak, Adli (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: U.S. Ambassador Asserts Full Support for Local Economy (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Qatar to Resume Assistance After Country's New President Elected (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Interior Minister - Security Strategy Firmly Stands Against Criminal Elements (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Libya Offers Legal Contracts to Local Workforce (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Runoffs to Be Held in Nine Governorates (Egypt Online)
• South Africa: Parent Killed in University Stampede (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Police Target Bogus Educational Institutions (BuaNews)
• Cameroon: New Law Allows Dropping of Corruption Cases (RNW Africa)
• Somalia: Outside MPs Should Return Home - Speaker (Shabelle)
• Kenya: Terror Alert As Al-Qaeda Pair Enters Country (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Al-Shabab Accuses Djibouti Troops of Mosque Attack (Shabelle)
• Tunisia: Inric Accuses Unesco Media Report of Plagiarism, Subjectivity, and 'Lack of Vigor' (Tunisia Live)
• Tunisia: 10th Anniversary of Opening of Guantánamo Bay Detention Center - Prisoners Not Forgotten (Tunisia Live)
• Egypt: The Liberal Party's Symbol Is Replaced On the Ballot Papers for the Second Time (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Voting Begins in the Run-Off of the Third Phase and in Constituencies Where Results Were Annulled (Aswat Masriya)
• Sudan: Committee for Human Rights At Assembly Receives Three Complaints On Abduction, Forcible Transportation and Detention (SNA)
• Nigeria: Thousands March in Lagos, Abuja (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Local Firm to Map Out Somalia Crisis (Nation)
• Africa: Promoting Inclusive Education and Sustainable Employment for Persons With Disabilities [press release] (Commonwealth)
• Rwanda: French Court Refuses Extradition of Rwandan Judge (RFI)
• South Africa: Mother Killed in Varsity Stampede (SAPA)
• Somalia: Amisom Force Commander - 'Al Shabab Will Be Out in 2012' (Shabelle)
• Morocco: Nation Sets Up Training Camp in Marbella, Spain (CAF)
• Namibia: CAS Upholds CAF Appeal Board Decision Against Local Football Association (CAF)
• Uganda: Ten Children Get Successful Heart Surgery in India (EA Business)
• East Africa: Burundi to Gain From Region Projects (EA Business)
• East Africa: Rwandan Movie Scoops Top Uganda Accolade (EA Business)
• Uganda: Comedy Club Live in Kampala Launches On Mnet Channel (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Revenue Authority Scoops Award (EA Business)
• Uganda: BOU Maintains Lending Rate As Inflation Drops (EA Business)
• Somalia: Govt Officials in Southern Region Face Unpaid Salaries (Shabelle)
• Uganda: Warid Customers Complain About Being Cheated (EA Business)
• Burundi: Government to Recieve U.S $3 Million Grant (EA Business)
• Burundi: Tax System Confronts Hurdles (EA Business)
• Uganda: Bank Rates Bite, BOU Can't Intervene (EA Business)
• Uganda: Diaspora Dollar Inflows Down (EA Business)
• Uganda: 11,022 Candidates to Graduate From MUK (EA Business)
• Uganda: Northern Region Hit By Nodding Syndrome (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Commuters Irked By Ferry Fares (EA Business)
• East Africa: Poor Legislator - Scientist Relations to Blame for Drought (EA Business)
• Somalia: Two Killed, Three Wounded in a Heavy Fighting in Mogadishu (Shabelle)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Monusco Evacutes Victims of Shabunda Attacks [press release] (Monusco)
• Tanzania: WB's U.S.$5 Million to Boost Local Mining Firm Capital (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Young Carla Too Hot for Peers in Montgomery Bowl (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Magereza, Ngome Set for Mapinduzi Cup Opener (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Limuru Clinch Foursomes Golf Title in Nairobi (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Vijana Hang On to Edge Out Pazi (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Land Grabbing Augurs Ill for Economy [column] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Simba, Yanga to Clash Again May 5 (Citizen)
• Nigeria: Tackling Boko Haram Menace to Mend Inter-Ethnic Ties [opinion] (Citizen)
• East Africa: New Year of Opportunities [editorial] (EA Business)
• Africa: Seventh Big Brother Africa Season Starts in May! (EA Business)
• Uganda: Elephants On Rampage, Oil Firm Blamed (EA Business)
• Uganda: Electoral Commission Warns On Illegal Elections (EA Business)
• Africa: Warid Partners With Inspire Continent to Boost Youth Entrepreneurship (EA Business)
• Uganda: Govt Plans to Fence Off Its National Parks (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Country Grades Thirty Hotels (EA Business)
• Rwanda: Kigali Woos Locals Abroad (EA Business)
• Tanzania: World Bank Approves U.S$100 Million for the Country (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Journalists and Their Social Responsibilities [opinion] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Act Fast On Industries [editorial] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Firm Launches Programme to Train Staff On the Job (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Let's Take Pride in Our Tourism Ranking [editorial] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Sh755 Billion Spending Cuts to Hurt Development Projects (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Sh35 Billion Two-Year Treasury Bond On Sale Tomorrow - Govt (Citizen)
• Kenya: Report Spells Out Size of County Assemblies (Nation)
• Nigeria: Ajani Compounds Keshi Selection Headache (This Day)
• Nigeria: Stars Rock Top10 Mics Concert (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Strike Day 2 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Who Does Music Better? (This Day)
• Nigeria: A Diplomat's Notes (This Day)
• Swaziland: Critics Want Coke d'état in the Country (Daily Maverick)
• Tanzania: Husbands Now Change Attitude (Citizen)
• Kenya: Directors of Cement Firm Win Back Jobs (Nation)
• Tanzania: Services At Muhimbili Deteriorate (Citizen)
• Kenya: Court Dismisses Protest Against MP (Nation)
• Tanzania: UDSM Students On Rampage (Citizen)
• Kenya: Academies Hit Back At Examiner (Nation)
• Tanzania: Govt - Zanzibar Residents Enjoying Better Roads (Citizen)
• Sudan: U.S. Conveys to Libya Its Dissatisfaction Over Bashir's Visit (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: UN Renews Request to Access Country's War Zones (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Egypt Offers to Mediate Between Khartoum and Juba (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Local Army Threatens Escalation Against Darfur Rebels (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Squabbling Opposition Leaders Reportedly Reconciled (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Three Herders Killed in Revenge Mission (Nation)
• Tanzania: Garage Owners Protest 'Evictions' (Citizen)
• Nigeria: Ebonyi - Workers Shun Strike (The Moment)
• Nigeria: More Reactions Trail 25 Percent Salary Cut of Executive Arm of Govt (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Air Nigeria to Resume London, Johannesburg Routes (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Kolade Committee is Unconstitutional (The Moment)
• Angola/Nigeria: Angola Must Bow, NFF Tasks Eagles (The Moment)
• Nigeria: London 2012 - Okagbare, Osayemi Tipped for Glory (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Making a Mockery of State of Emergency Provision [opinion] (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Government Activities Grounded in Cross River as 7,000 Police Men Deployed (The Moment)
• Nigeria: NSE Eyes Global Integration (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Catholic Bishop Leads Mass Rally in Ekiti (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Citizens and Fuel Subsidy Removal (1) (The Moment)
• Nigeria: DPO Detained for Killing Protesters in Lagos (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Gombe Youths Ask Jonathan to Resign (The Moment)
• Nigeria: As Strike Begins, Nation Counts Economic Losses (The Moment)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Ivorian Investigators Close to Identifying Murdered Journalist (The Moment)
• South Africa: DA Asks NPA to Explain Dropping of Taute Corruption Charges [press release] (DA)
• South Sudan: What Are the Relations Between Ministry Housing Ross - Juba and the States? [opinion] (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Political Parties Briefed On Forthcoming Constitutional Review Commission (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Council of Ministers Directs Ministry to Start Oil Pipeline Construction (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Student Fears Arrest in University Campus (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Well Done the Council of Ministers (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Minister Accuses Some Governors of Not Assisting Returnees (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Displaced in Pibor County Returns Home in Groups (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Foreign Ministry Says Khartoum Recruitment Claim a Cover-Up (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Official Blames SSTV Management for Poor Programmes Despite Funding (Citizen)
• South Africa: Protea Hotel Witbank to Be Upgraded (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Gimmethegreenlight Snatches Limelight At the L'ormarins Queen's Plate (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: News Censorship Never Ends Well for Governments, Says CNN Exec [interview] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Intelligent Buildings for Today and Tomorrow's Energy Challenges (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: SAMRA Calls for Conference Papers (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Make Sure Your Backup Solution Works for You (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Brand Ignition With Wrappa [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: 34 Partners With Vodacom M-Pesa to Reward Carling Black Label Consumers (Biz-Community)
• Kenya: Car Kills Pupils As They Walk to School (Nation)
• Tanzania: Kigamboni Bridge to Be Ready in 36 Months (Citizen)
• Kenya: Ruto Eyes New Party After Quitting UDM (Nation)
• Tanzania: Thousands to Resit Exams After Result Cancellations (Citizen)
• Kenya: Al-Shabaab Propaganda Video Declares Jihad Against Country (Nation)
• Kenya: Police Want Baraza Tried (Nation)
• Egypt: Mufti - Protecting National Unity Is Key Duty Now (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Ganzouri Discusses Contracts Reviewed By Dispute Settlement Committee (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Agriculture Minister - Punishments to Potatoe Export Companies Breaching Conditions (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Eissa Visits Washington Carrying Specific Local Demands (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: $180 Million Egyptian Grants to Prop Nile Basin States Development (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Initiative Calls for Revealing Names of 100 Symbols of Ex-Regime (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: HEC - Turnout in 3rd Phase of Parliamentary Elections 62 Percent (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Ganzouri Visits Central Security Sector in Cairo (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Political Forces Welcome Advisory Council Initiativeon National Accord (Egypt Online)
• Kenya: What Ails This Primary School? (Nation)
• South Africa: DA Congratulates ANC On Centenary [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: DA to Appeal Minister Davies' Refusal to Disclose Details of Hotel Stays [press release] (DA)
• Kenya: PNU Alliance Party Might Change Name (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibati, Don't Let Detractors Blur Your Futuristic Vision (Nation)
• Zambia: Namulambe Threatened Bembas, Witness Tells Judge Siavwapa (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: U.S Calls for More Grant Applications (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mupambe Typhoid Linked to Dilapidated Infrastructure [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kitwe Police Nab Jerabos Over Copper Theft (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: President Sata's Message On DCC Through Ordering his Son`s Investigation [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'Lusaka Fire Was Caused By Welding' (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: DEC Clears Mulenga Sata (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Chisokone Traders Reject New Levies (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Arrows Sharpen Up in Mbala (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Muslims Empower Ngwerere Residents With Knowledge to Fight Communicable Diseases (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ACC Probes Nkonde's K2.7 Billion Blocked Payment (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ACC Probes Nkonde's Blocked K2.7 Billion Payment (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Don't Punish Corruption, Prevent It [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Govt to Launch Livingstone Tourism Declarartion (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mpulungu Harbour Slashes Port Charges (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: 2012 Trends - the Year of Exciting Consolidation [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: 2012 Trends - No, the World Hasn't Ended Yet (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Spat Boosts Sales of Frankie's (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Time to Own and Hone the Advertising Industry (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole Says Labour, FG Will Resolve Face-Off (Leadership)
• Nigeria: More Reactions Trail 25 Percent Salary Cut of Executive Arm of Govt. (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NLC, TUC Threaten to Sanction Members Over Fuel Subsidy Strike (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Opposition Parties Fault Senate's Silence On Strike and Other Issues (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour Has Right to Protest, Says Oshiomhole (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Lauds Citizens, Urges NASS to Impeach Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: No Subsidy Claim for Audited PMS Stocks in Tanks, Says PPPRA (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 12 Killed As Subsidy Protests Turn Bloody (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PAN Blasts Senate for 'Sitting On the Fence' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Tambuwal - Salute to Chivalry As Speaker Clocks 44 [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rep Decision On Fuel Subsidy, Advisory (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Back-To-School Shopping Frenzy Grips City (New Era)
• Namibia: Resettlement Process Too Slow (New Era)
• Namibia: Young Men Are a Big Road Safety Hazard (New Era)
• Namibia/Tanzania: Brave Gladiators Ready for Tanzanians (New Era)
• Namibia: Fuel Price Remains Unchanged (New Era)
• Namibia: Ministry Bought 8 Farms for N$44 Million Last Year (New Era)
• Namibia: Row Over Communal Land Rages On (New Era)
• Namibia: Stranded Commuters Ripped Off (New Era)
• Namibia: Mortuary Worker Sets Record Straight (New Era)
• Namibia: Iivula-Ithana Hails ANC's Centenary (New Era)
• Namibia: Alleged Serial Rapist Nabbed (New Era)
• Namibia: Gangsterism On the Rise (New Era)
• Namibia: Croc Kills Young Girl (New Era)
• Namibia: 'Black Mamba' Gets Another Strike (New Era)
• Namibia: Boy Survives Shack Fire (New Era)
• Namibia: Woman Arrested for Stock Theft (New Era)
• Namibia: Mine Advised to Accept Chinese Offer (New Era)
• Namibia: Wesbank Announces Car Winners (New Era)
• Namibia: Agribank Seizes Fruit to Recover Debt (New Era)
• Gambia: Alleged Assailant Gets D20, 000 Bail Bond (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Lady Committed for Contempt (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Children Need Help (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 2 in Court for 'Felony' (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Fused in Finance [opinion] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: The Beauty of African Dress (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Grade 7 Student Needs Help (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Alleged Fraudster Seeks Bail Condition Review (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: NSGA Stages Inter Schools Drama Competition in NBR (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: AMWC On Youth Talk Show (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: 'FG's Court Injunction Not for the Masses' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Power Generation - FG's New Footing Overdue (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Members Are in Government - President (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jonathan's Speech Shows Govt's Insincerity - ACN (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Citizens in U.S. to Protest Subsidy Removal Tomorrow (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Insecurity - Peace Activists Condemn Abuse of Religion, Ethnicity (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Impeach Jonathan Now, CLO Urges National Assembly (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Approves N15 Billion for Mass Transit Scheme (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Medical Doctors Look Down On Laboratory Scientists' [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: IBB Attributes the Country's Crisis to Ignorance (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Country Needs a Unifying Local Language - Indonesian Envoy [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Imo Poll - Apga Europe Commends Judiciary (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protest - Seven Feared Dead, 30 Injured in Kano (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adopt Energy Saving Measures to Cushion Effects of Deregulation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: New Treatment for Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Europe Has Confidence in Nation's Economy and Political System (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan's National Broadcast On the Deregulation of the Downstream Petroleum Sector [document] (Nigeria First)
• Ghana: Team Spirit Can Propel Us to Title - Mensah (GFA)
• Ghana: Ofori Gives Edubiase Last-Gasp Win (GFA)
• Ghana: Ethics Committee Fines and Ban Salam Yakubu (GFA)
• Ghana: Preview - Premiership Returns From Festive Break [opinion] (GFA)
• Ghana: Referees List Announced [press release] (GFA)
• Nigeria: CBN Enforces E-Payment System in SMEs, Public Institutions (This Day)
• Ghana: Gyan - I Will Not Rush My Comeback (GFA)
• Nigeria: Cost of Fund Stable Ahead of Strike Threat [analysis] (This Day)
• Ghana: Ayews Help Marseille Win in French Cup (GFA)
• Nigeria: Ex-Lawmaker Advises FG, Labour to Shift Grounds (This Day)
• Ghana: Essien Fancies Country's Cup Chances (GFA)
• Nigeria: Aregbesola Warns Against Military Incursion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Strike's a Battle Long Drawn, Says Civil Society Groups (This Day)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - House Asks FG, Labour to Stay Action (This Day)
• Ghana: Nyantakyi Serves On FIFA Committee (GFA)
• Nigeria: Dialogue'll Resolve Crisis, Says Saraki (This Day)
• Ghana: Baffour Happy to Compete for Place (GFA)
• Nigeria: Power - FG to Add 4000 Megawatts From Cutbacks (This Day)
• Ghana: Nations Cup Experience Excites Kwarasey (GFA)
• Nigeria: Lawyers - Court Can't Stop Citizens From Protesting (This Day)
• Ghana/South Africa: Black Stars Arrive in Camp (GFA)
• Nigeria: Ngige Seeks Privatisation of Refineries (This Day)
• Nigeria: LCCI Lists Effects of Fuel Subsidy Removal (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why Northerners're Fleeing Warri, By Chairman, Hausa Community (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fashola Assures Lagos Residents of Employment Opportunities (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Amaechi Assures Muslims, Hausa Community of Protection (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Imasuagbon Solicits Support for Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Labour Strikes- Expect Many More, Unless ...! [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cleric Assures of Muslims' Support for Anti-Subsidy Protest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: A Prayer for Our League [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Provides N15 Billion for Mass Transit Scheme (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan Inaugurates Mass Transit Buses (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: Mark Tasks Security Agencies Over Boko Haram (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Protest - President's Aide Preaches Caution, Patriotism (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - Sachs Spoke in Personal Capacity - UN (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - Group Blames PDP Leadership (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Let's Account for the N1 Trillion Subsidy [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Huriwa Faults Jonathan Over Salary Cut, Fuel Price Hike (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Arewa Community in Lagos Disowns Boko Haram (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Naira Loses 12 Kobo As CBN Sells $250 Million (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ecobank Applies Equator Principles to Finance Activities [guest column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: When the House Stood With Citizens [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Between Reason and Foolery [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Falana Condemns Killing of Protesters (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Okeoghene, 29, Seeks Five Million to Save His Feet (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Igbo Victims of Sectarian Crisis Send SOS Home (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 36 Govs Sign Up for Polio Eradication Leadership Challenge (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ndigbo Will Not Relocate From North - Elechi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Amaechi Meets With Petroleum Marketers to Reduce Fuel Price (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Poor Maternal Diet Increases Diabetes Risk (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fashola Charges Protesting Lawyers On Peaceful Conduct (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Making Excuses for Criminals [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Obey Court Orders, Activist Tells NLC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: After 30 Free Cleft Lip Surgeries, HEWS Foundation Expands Scope (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eagles Camp Calm Despite Venue Switch (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nationwide Strike Enters Second Day (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: Kaymer, Schwartzel to Tee Off in Malaysia Open Golf (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria/Angola: NFF Confirms Nation, Angola Friendly for Abuja (This Day)
• South Africa: Malaysia Seizes Smuggled Ivory From Country (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: NFF Mourns Burnt Footballers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eagles Train Despite Strike (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cities Paralysed By Strike (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Jonathan's Sure Is a Fraud - El Rufai (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Supreme Court Resume Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Protesters Attack Northern Businesses in Benin City (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Economy Without Fuel Subsidy - Matters Arising [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Perspective On Federal Roads in Edo [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Achebe, 37 Others Back Protest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Haram - Baying for Blood [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Violence, Worse Than Civil War - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Fraud in Subsidy Business - The Shady Deals at Atlas Cove (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - No Casualities in Mubi Bomb Blast - Police (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram, A Threat - Fuel Subsidy Removal, A Necessity [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Representatives' Motion - Labour Commends Representatives, Insists Strike Must Go On (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Removal Will End Fuel Smuggling - Transporters (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Representativess Ask FG to Reverse Decision On Subsidy Removal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Believe in Creating Beauty Out of Ordinary Things - Mrs. Peju Okungbowa (Vanguard)
• Zambia: Don't Threaten Investors, Govt Warns Miners (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Netball Team Overruns Kenya (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Security Officers Caution Dora Siliya (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: RSZ Train Derails in Kabwe (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Fuel Transporters Protest Again (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: FRA Warns Erring Transporters (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Brief-Case - News (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 13 Fined Over Illegal Fishing (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Luapula Optic Fibre Project Kicks Off (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Omeruo Signs for Chelsea (This Day)
• Nigeria: Taiwo Rejects PSG (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onolememen - Building Roads is My Natural Terrain [interview] (This Day)
• Namibia: Five Cops Nabbed Over N$2,1 Million Fraud (Namibian)
• Namibia: Villagers Demand Justice in Baby Murder (Namibian)
• Namibia: Diamond Sales of N$6 Billion Expected (Namibian)
• Namibia: Waldschmidt Craves Dakar Action (Namibian)
• Namibia: Brave Warriors Revamp Resumes (Namibian)
• Namibia: Heatwave Eases Up (Namibian)
• Namibia: NFA Braced for Positive Verdict (Namibian)
• Zambia: Dfid Provides Unicef With New Funding to Help Country Reach Health and Environment MDGs With Equity (Unicef)
• Liberia: China Promises More Support for Educational Sector (Heritage)
• Liberia: Minister Woods - Your Time for Development Has Come (Heritage)
• Liberia: Lonestar Cell MTN Gives Out More Cash Prizes to Winners (Heritage)
• South Africa: ANC 100 - Party Now, Govern Later [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Nigeria: NFF Mourns Crushed Footballers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Angola: Angola Match Not a Must Win - Keshi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Maritime Activities Grounded Over Strike (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta Muslims Meet Over Sapele Attack (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Labour, Civil Society Groups Strike in Niger Delta (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Edo 2012 - the Coming of the Rice Man (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Respite for Peptic Ulcer Patients (Vanguard)
• Congo-Kinshasa: When Protectors Turn Predators [analysis] (Africa Renewal)
• Nigeria: Perspectives On the Anids Model in Anambra [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: UNIBEN Group Alleges Marginalisation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Reject Subsidy Removal, South East Labour Leaders Tell Igbo People (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Man Charged Over Visa Racketeering (Vanguard)
• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Mission Condemns Killing of Dozens of Civilians in South Kivu (UN News)
• South Sudan: UN Official Urges More Help for Country to Cope With Crises (UN News)
• South Africa: Ban Calls for Political Party to Continue Fight Against Discrimination (UN News)
• Cameroon: Citizen Launches «africa 24 » From Paris Backed By Equatorial Guinea (Balancing Act)
• Namibia: Leo Under Telecom Control (Namibian)
• Namibia: Millions Lost in Otjiwarongo Fire (Namibian)
• Namibia: Quieter Coastal Traffic This Festive Season (Namibian)
• Namibia: Pensioner Behind Bars for Rape of Three Minors (Namibian)
• Namibia: More Sour Grapes At Orange River Grape Farms (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Massive Transfer Imminent in Power Sector (This Day)
• Nigeria: Labour Strike Shuts Down Country (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rights Commission to Probe Killing of Protesters (This Day)
• Nigeria: DPO Arrested for Killing Protester (This Day)
• Nigeria: Farmers' Registration, Roadmap to Food Security (This Day)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Fear of Price Drop Grips Marketers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Petroleum Minister Lists Gains of Subsidy Removal (This Day)
• Nigeria: How Citizen Aderinde Met His Death Playing Football (This Day)
• Africa: Opec Oil Production Hits Three - Year High (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - FG, Labour On Collision Course (This Day)
• Nigeria: South-South Elders Warn Against Attacks On Southerners (This Day)
• Nigeria: Borno Pays Deceased Boko Haram Leader's Family N100 Million (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mark Fails to Convince Labour to Shelve Strike (This Day)
• Nigeria: Deregulation - Refineries Will Create 60 Million Jobs, 6,000 Products (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG, Private Sector and the Subsidy Removal Rhetoric (This Day)
• Namibia: Alleged Poachers Arrested in Omaheke (Namibian)
• Kenya: Foreign Desks Keep Brokers Afloat as Trade Volumes Dip (Business Daily)
• Zimbabwe: Brown Revolution Brings New Hope (IPS)
• Ghana/South Africa: Ayew Brothers Head for Africa On a High (RNW Africa)
• Ethiopia: Holiday Bazaar Prices vs Regular Prices (Addis Fortune)
• Zambia: Revised Mining Laws Coming Soon - Minister (Times of Zambia)
• Ethiopia: Seasonal Christmas Decoration Market Colours Addis (Addis Fortune)
• Zambia/Malawi: Women's Squad Ready to Take On Malawi (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Everyone Should Rise Against Terrorists [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour to Ensure Full Compliance At Airports (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Borno Pays N100 Million Compensation to Slain Boko Haram Leader's in-Laws (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Police Impound Consignment of Military Uniforms in Kano (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Sound of Silence [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Huriwa Faults PDP Over Adamawa Rally (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tambuwal Marks 46th Birthday in Solemn Mood (Leadership)
• Zambia: Renard Picks Afcon Squad (Times of Zambia)
• Ethiopia: Illegal Banking Defendants' Appeal Adjourned for Ninth Time (Addis Fortune)
• Zambia: Sexual Offences Up Despite Stiff Laws (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Lack of Science Teachers - Nation At a Crossroads (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Fast Tracking Good Governance (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Law Reform Helps Women to Get Justice (Citizen)
• Uganda: Statehouse Further Distances Itself From Haba Group Compensation (Independent)
• Egypt: Tourism Ministry Announces New Rules to Deal With Land Previously Allocated to Investors (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Ganzouri Decides That Families of Martyrs, Injured Cash Dues Immediately (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Foreign Trade Ministry Releases Report On Results of WTO Ministerial Conference (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Results of 3rd Round of Parliamentary Vote Out Saturday (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Minister - Government Keen to Support School Feeding Program for Health of Students (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Field Marshal Tantawi Greets Pope Shenouda On Christmas (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Mufti Stresses Importance of Education for Development, Progress of Islamic Nation (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: FM Confers With Delegation of 'Egyptian House in U.S.' On Development Efforts (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Pope Shenouda Leads Coptic Christmas Mass (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Public Prosecution Calls for Hanging Mubarak, Adli Over Killing Protesters (Egypt Online)
• Kenya: Kerosene Prices Set to Drop by Biggest Margin in ERC Review (Business Daily)
• Nigeria/Angola: Abuja to Host Eagles, Angola Match (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: INEC Erred On Certificate of Return (Daily Trust)
• Uganda: Gaagaa Bus Licence Suspended (New Vision)
• Egypt: Advisory Council Head - Security Has Improved Significantly Since New Minister Assumed Office (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Five Medical Convoys to Tour Nile Basin Countries Starting January Till June (Egypt Online)
• Kenya: Safaricom Taps Technical Head From France Telecom (Business Daily)
• Egypt: Cabinet to Discuss Draft Law Decree to Develop Sinai (Egypt Online)
• Uganda: Country Plots to Counter Sudanese Support to Rebels (Independent)
• Uganda: Inspired by Competition [interview] (Independent)
• Uganda: The Political Value of Corruption [opinion] (Independent)
• Uganda: 2011 - A Year to Forget for Business [opinion] (Independent)
• Sudan: Al-Mahdi Affirms Continuation of Efforts to Realize National Reconciliation (SNA)
• Uganda: Power Struggles in 2012 (Independent)
• Uganda: Uganda Can Avoid the 'Oil Curse' (Independent)
• Nigeria: Police Kill Nine Protesters in Borno, Lagos - NLC President (The Moment)
• Uganda: Government Insists it Will not Raise Salaries as Teachers Threaten Continuation of 2011 Strikes (Independent)
• Uganda: MPs Targeting Museveni Could Cause Major Shocks (Independent)
• Uganda: Time for Speed Limit Enforcement Police Cameras? [analysis] (Independent)
• Uganda: Continued Peddling of Lies and Falsehood [column] (Independent)
• Kenya: Couple Forks Out Sh100 Million to Have Baby (Nation)
• Uganda: 2012 (Independent)
• Uganda: 2012 - Hopes and Fears (Independent)
• Nigeria: Lack of Funds Hinders Extension of Country's Continental Shelf (Leadership)
• Egypt: HEC to Announce Results of Third Round of Parliamentary Elections On Saturday (Egypt Online)
• Nigeria: Citizens Can Build Cheaper Houses Using Local Technology - Nbbri D-G [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Strike Suffers Set Back in Ebonyi Over Poor Compliance (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Government Offices Deserted in Abuja (Leadership)
• Nigeria: No Roads Contract, Unless (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Transport Unions to Get N15 Billion for Mass Transit Scheme (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Air France KLM Upgrades Service At Lagos Airport (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Reps to Make Provision for Subsidy in 2012 Budget (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Workers Protest Ground Delta (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Business Activities Paralysed As Markets, Plazas Shut Down (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Rescind Decision On Subsidy or Resign (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Wrong Timing, Combat Corruption - AWF (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 3SC Star Talabi Eyes More Goals (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Proda to Produce 15 Million Pencils Annually (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Man Arrested for Burning Tyre On the Road (Leadership)
• Nigeria/Angola: Team, Angola Friendly Holds in Abuja (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I Want to Win Trophies With CSKA - Musa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Arik Air Not in Merger Talks With Air Nigeria' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Religious Leaders Warned Jonathan Against Subsidy - Arch-Bishop Onaiyekan [interview] (Leadership)
• Angola: President Meets With South African, Mozambican Counterparts (ANGOP)
• Angola/Nigeria: Football Team Leave for Nigeria (ANGOP)
• Angola: President Expected Back in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Head of State Sends Condolence for Guinean Counterpart's Death (ANGOP)
• Kenya: No Refund for Taxes Pending Adoption of Finance Bill 2011 (Nation)
• Kenya: Consumers Pay Dearly for Mitumba Clothes (Nation)
• Kenya: Watch These Numbers Closely As You Exercise (Nation)
• Uganda: Holiday Camp Gets Underway in Kabale (Monitor)
• Kenya: If They Plan to Beat Raila, Then They Are Going About It in a Strange Way [opinion] (Nation)
• Uganda: Super League Club Bosses, Kasule Draw Battle Lines (Monitor)
• Kenya: Milk Output in Slight Fall (Nation)
• Uganda: Blick Brothers On Verge of Joining Falcons (Monitor)
• Kenya: North Rift's Tourist Circuit Nets High Number of Locals (Nation)
• Angola: Haiti Pres Says Much to Do, Concedes Mistakes (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: FG Releases Draft On National ICT Policy (This Day)
• Nigeria: Transport Sector to Get N15 Billion Mass Transit Boost (This Day)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - How Govt Lost the Plot [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fair Trade - FG Inspection Team Seals Up Abuja Filling Stations (This Day)
• Kenya: Impact of the ICC Proceedings [press release] (ICG)
• Sudan: We Want Security and Stability to Syria As an Important State , Says Albashir (SNA)
• Nigeria: Strike - Commuters Stranded in Abuja (Daily Trust)
• Swaziland: Coke Accused of Propping Up Autocratic Rule (Guardian Network)
• Nigeria: Incompetence, Arrogance and Deceit-What a Way to Start the Year [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Elders Want Nasarawa Excos Sacked (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Residents Want BRT Operators to Manage Mass Transit Buses (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oguta People Lament Absence in State Assembly (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Removal of Oil Subsidy - Protest Is Fundamental Right - Yusuf Ali San (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Senate Resumes Today Amid Protests (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Okorocha's Victory Is for Democracy - Chief of Staff (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sanusi's Alarm Led to Subsidy Removal, Says Niger Governor (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Equity Gain N24 Billion On Nationwide Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sambo, Tambuwal Chided for Attending Nyako Rally (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shettima Assures Non-Indigenes of Safety (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Market Women Join Uyo Rally (Daily Trust)
• Egypt: Ganzouri Appoints Hassan Saber As SG of Martyrs, Injured Council (Egypt Online)
• Nigeria: Don't Panic, Mimiko Tells Non-Indigenes (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Supreme Court Defies Strike, Resumes Sitting (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Markets, Banks Closed in Maiduguri (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Soldiers Patrol Abuja Streets (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Jonathan Should Have Courage to Revert to N65 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Country Recording Loss in Crude Oil Exports (Daily Trust)
• Egypt: 48 Vessels Transit Suez Canal (Egypt Online)
• Nigeria: Electricity Workers Refuse Redeployment Orders (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rep Tasks Country On Diaspora Commission (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Labour Forces Banks to Close (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Removal of Fuel Subsidies - Good Policy, Lousy Implementation [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Wannabe Maradona Mis-Kicked [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Electricity Power Generation Hits 4,420MW (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Thugs Attack Bauchi Emir's Palace (Daily Trust)
• Egypt: Industry Minister - No New Taxes Will Be Levied On Companies (Egypt Online)
• Zimbabwe: Free Maize Seed for Sale [opinion] (Sokwanele)
• Nigeria: Lack of Funds Slows Extension of Country's Continental Shelf (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Police Call for More Public Vigilance After Grenade Attack (Focus)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe and Tsvangirai Absent From ANC Celebrations (SW Radio)
• Egypt: FM to Embark On Nile Basin Tour On Monday (Egypt Online)
• Zimbabwe: War Vets Take Over Fishing Lodge in Hippo Valley (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Looming Threat of Teachers' Strike Over Low Pay (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: ZANU-PF Claim They 'Own' Kwekwe Gold Deposits (SW Radio)
• Ethiopia: IT Ministry Seeks Consultations With Operators Over Tightening Bill (Addis Fortune)
• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Mulls Legal Action Against Herald for 'Writing Lies' (SW Radio)
• Rwanda: Tigo Customers Win Big in 'Bonane' Promotion (Focus)
• Nigeria: Ssanu, NCSU, Nulge Direct Members to Participate in Strike (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bureau De Change Looted in Benin (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Marwa - Adamawa Killings Politically Motivated (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mass Transit Requires N50 Billion - UDBN (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lab Science Regulators Rally Against Malpractice, Misdiagnosis (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NHRC Investigates Killing of Protesters (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: Why Country Removed Petrol Subsidy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Businesses Crippled in Makurdi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Thousands Turn Up in Peaceful Abuja Protest (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Protesters Vandalize Jonathan's Billboards in Lafia (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Maritime Bureau Uncovers Fraud in Oil Shipments (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Three Shot Dead As Police Fire On Protesters in Kano (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fishermen Blame High Cost of Fish On Bonga Oil Spill (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: How SC Decision Vindicated INEC [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Residents Receive Pro-Subsidy Removal SMS (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sambo, Obj, Atiku, Storm Yola for Nyako's Rally (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nigerians in Atlanta Protest Subsidy Removal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Give Kolade Committee a Chance, Jonathan's Aide Urges (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Azazi Seeks U.S. Support (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fayemi Tasks Private Sector On Ex-Servicemen's Welfare (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Strike Cripples Business Activities in Lagos, Abuja (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP, CPC Supporters Clash in Makurdi Court of Appeal (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Katsina Records 295 Fire Incidents (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Former Deputy Governors' Forum Urges Labour to Seek Dialogue With FG (Leadership)
• Sudan: Nation and Libya Announce That Coming Period Will Witness More Cooperation Between Them (SNA)
• Africa: New Food and Agriculture Organisation Chief to Prioritise Continent (Guardian Network)
• Ethiopia: Country's Partnership With China (Guardian Network)
• Ethiopia: Traditional Alcohols Fight to Remain Competitive (Addis Fortune)
• Angola: Niger's President Makes Stop Over in Luanda City (ANGOP)
• Angola: New School to Accommodate Over 600 Students (ANGOP)
• Angola: Electric Discharge Kills Child, Injures Two Children (ANGOP)
• Angola: Culture Department Honour União 1º De Maio (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 20 HIV/Aids Cases Recorded in Kibala (ANGOP)
• Angola: Diassonama Group Display 'Quarto E Sala' in Huambo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 300 Tons of Fertilisers Distributed in Caala (ANGOP)
• Angola: Master Plan of Justice Considered Reference in Sector Activity (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youth House Programme Beneficiaries, Bank Sign Contract (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 7,000 Huambo Families Benefit From "Water for All" Project (ANGOP)
• Angola: Kabuscorp Coach Wants to Win Girabola2012 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Biological Inventory On Kubango/Okavango River Basin (ANGOP)
• Angola/Nigeria: Abuja Confirmed to Host Nigeria-Country Friendly (ANGOP)
• Angola: Vice President Discusses Cooperation With Japan (ANGOP)
• Angola: Compulsory Military Conscription Starts Tuesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Local, Japanese Diplomats Debate Bilateral Co-Operation (ANGOP)
• Angola: President Leaves for South Africa (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Franchise Lines Up Livestock Services for Small-Scale Farmers (Business Daily)
• Ethiopia: Defence Ministry to Own Three-Star Hotel (Addis Fortune)
• Guinea Bissau: President Dies (BuaNews)
• Kenya: CFC Group Seeks Retail Investors With Property Fund (Business Daily)
• South Sudan: Obama Adds Country to List of Countries Eligible to Receive U.S. Weapons (Sudan Tribune)
• Ethiopia: Petrol Enterprise Searches for Coal Supplier for Cement Plants (Addis Fortune)
• South Sudan: Machar Calls On Nations to Help Reconcile Communities in Country (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Unity State Removes Two MPs From Committees After Corruption Allegations (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Jonglei - Akobo Commissioner Calls for Cessation of Retaliatory Raids (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: SPLM Office in Aweil Cautions MP (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: One Year Anniversary of Failed Abyei Referendum [press release] (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Rumbek National Secondary School Reopens After 5 Month Closure (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: N. Bahr El Ghazal Finance Minister Defends Himself Against MP's Graft Allegations (Sudan Tribune)
• Nigeria: Sea Pirates On the Loose in Bayelsa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Protesters Stay Overnight (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Jonathan Insensitive to Citizens' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ITF to Establish 37 Skills Training Centres (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Pakistan Seizes 17 KG Nigeria-Bound Heroin (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oyinlola's Car Hits Protesters in Osogbo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Finding Solution to Clashes Between Herdsmen and Farmers [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Protesters Killed in Lagos (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Removal - NBA Leaders Divided (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Athletes Locked Out of Stadia As Strike Begins (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Envoy Asks Ghana to Probe Death of Citizen (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Activist Wants Fund to Aid Protesters (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shettima Pays N100 Million Compensation to Boko Haram Leader's Inlaws (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Maku Begs Workers to Call Off Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Housewives Join Mass Protest in Katsina (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CBN Orders Banks to Dishonour Unsecured Payments Instructions (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nema Donates Relief Materials to Victims of Adamawa Attacks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Iorfa Explains Loss to Gombe Utd (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abaji Students Elect New Executives (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nyako Rally Unites Obasanjo, Atiku (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Sagay Advocates Two-Way Approach (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Balarabe Musa, Hameed Ali, Shehu Sani Lead Kaduna Rally (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Strike Day 1 - Talking Points On Social Media (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Chime Bans Rallies in Enugu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Anyansi-Agwu Impressed With Enyimba's Good Start (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: World Malaria Report 2011 [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - FG Targets 2000 MW Coal Powered Electricity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Residents Stay Indoors in FCT (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abaji Chairman Urges Peaceful Co-Existence Among Residents (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Microsoft Nigeria Trains Youths On Software Development (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: If You Don't Restore Subsidy, We Will - Reps Tell Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NUJ Abuja Council Invaded By Armed Men (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Meets With Ministers Over strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG - Subsidy Funds to Be Spent Wisely (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Soldiers, Police Evacuate Northerners From Edo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Removal Will Worsen Health Sector Woes - NMA President (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Keshi Keeps 27 Eagles Guessing (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: Gauteng Pays R300 Million More to Health Suppliers (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Eskom Warns of Rolling Power Cuts (BuaNews)
• Tunisia: Decastel Looking for More Trophies With Esperance (CAF)
• Ghana: Boye and Ayews Join Camp (GFA)
• Ghana: Edubiase Over Reliant On Baffour (GFA)
• Ghana: Wassaman Hold Tema Youth (GFA)
• Ghana: Liberty Seize the Moment Against Dwarfs (GFA)
• Ghana: Essien Makes Successful Comeback (GFA)
• Angola: Universities Contribute to Country's Development (ANGOP)
• Angola: Winners Get Culture, Arts Prize (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Encourages Youth to Preserve Culture (ANGOP)
• Angola: Official Encourages Artisans to Produce Trading Goods (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cartoon Magazine Released Monthly (ANGOP)
• Angola: 35 Monuments, Historic Sites Unlisted in Cunene (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Mosimane Calls for Closer Cooperation for the Good of Bafana Bafana (SAFA)
• Zimbabwe: Mimosa Bail Out Zifa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Knife-Wielding Robbers Pounce On Filmmakers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Musicians Need Government Support [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Big Brother Losing Its Appeal [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Surveys On Ethics Improve Performance [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Contributions Determine Income Replacement Rate [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Lack of Interbank Market Stifles Banks (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Erratic Energy Supply Hinders Economic Growth (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: No Justification for Increase in Consumer Basket, Says CCZ (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Justice Sandura Hailed (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Regional Airlines Take Over Airzim Clientele (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Kanyemba, Muzarabani Villagers Under Threat From Floods (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Lighting Kills Two (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Khaya Moyo to Attend Ortega's Inauguration (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Councillors Unhappy With Mayor (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Judiciary Adopts Code of Conduct (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Schools Hike Fees (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gringo Set to Hit the Big Screen (The Herald)
• Ethiopia: Revolutions Uprooted Prejudgment - No More Prescriptions [opinion] (Addis Fortune)
• Zimbabwe: Dynamos' Murape Escapes Jail Sentence (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man(74) Jailed for Rape (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Legal Advisor Sues Permanent Secretary Over Refusal of Transfer (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Housemaid Jailed (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mliswa in Court (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gwisai Trial Deferred (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mwando Ready for World Title Shot (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Buffaloes Begin Premiership Preparations (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Crispen Muza Gets Squash Scholarship (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Spare a Thought for Rural Teachers (The Herald)
• Uganda: Kayihura Warns On Cross-Seas Child Traffickers (Monitor)
• Uganda: Entebbe Municipal Council in Fresh Plot to Demolish Kiosks (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government Fails to Secure Funds to Fix Roads (Monitor)
• Uganda: UN Officials in Moroto Asked to Account for Funds (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nodding Ailment - Parents Want Rehabilitation Centres for Kids (Monitor)
• Uganda: UNHCR Closes Gulu Office As Guns Remain Silent (Monitor)
• Kenya: Drop in Fuel Prices May Further Ease Cost of Living (Nation)
• Zimbabwe: Judiciary Must Accommodate a Changing Society - Justice Malaba [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Spell Out Parents, Professionals' Roles in Education System [editorial] (The Herald)
• East Africa: Tough Call for Kibaki After He Inherits EAC Mantle (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Farmers Go Wild On Tobacco Cash (Nation)
• Kenya: Car Buyers to Wait Longer for Lower Prices Despite Strong Shilling (Nation)
• Ethiopia: Tekeze II, Dedessa Dams on the Cards (Addis Fortune)
• Kenya: Tea Firms to Send Farmhands Home As Frost Cuts Output (Nation)
• Kenya: Mobile APPs Market Wars Set in As Demand Goes Up (Nation)
• Kenya: Bumpy Road for Start-Ups As Credit Cost and Polls Weigh In (Nation)
• Kenya: Athletes Hit the Ground Running, Literally, in 2012 (Nation)
• Ethiopia: Central Bank Lowers Reserve Requirements, Marginally (Addis Fortune)
• Kenya: Cargo Cruise in KPA Contest (Nation)
• Uganda: Bakka Quits KCC, Dissolves Executive (Monitor)
• Kenya: Local Media and Entertainers Did a Wonderful Job Last Year [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Girls Ready to Slay Africa Giants (Nation)
• Kenya: Risk Management Plans Must Be On Every Business's Mind [analysis] (Nation)
• Kenya: Team Proposes Tighter Varsity, Industry Linkage (Business Daily)
• Ethiopia: Kulubi Unveils Ignorant Business, Opportunistic State [opinion] (Addis Fortune)
• Kenya: Court Order Adds Fresh Twist to Portland Row (Business Daily)
• Ethiopia: Mugher Dangles Between Ministries to Secure Export Permit (Addis Fortune)
• Kenya: Chase Them to Their Dens [editorial] (Nation)
• Kenya: Andersen Launches Pro Career At Johannesburg Tournament (Nation)
• Uganda: Journalist Assaulted in Lira, Denied Justice (Monitor)
• Kenya: The Tough Task of Picking the Next Tax Tsar (Nation)
• Kenya: State Buys Land for One-Stop Border Posts to Spur Trade (Business Daily)
• Rwanda: O'level, PLE Results to Be Released This Month (New Times)
• Rwanda: MDG's Progress - Focus On the Health Sector (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gicumbi Farmers Decry Delays in Seed Distribution (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sen. Mukasine to Head Anti-Graft Body (New Times)
• Rwanda: Districts Blamed for Delays in Identifying VUP Beneficiaries (New Times)
• East Africa: Awareness About the EAC Agenda Needs to Be Intensified [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: What Lessons From the ANC's Centenary? [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rayon Draw La Jeunesse in Second Round (New Times)
• Rwanda: 30 to Benefit From Free Eye Surgery (New Times)
• Rwanda: PAC to Table Report to Speaker (New Times)
• Rwanda: 11 Firms Shortlisted for Bugesera Airport (New Times)
• Rwanda: Over 2,400 Economic Crimes Registered in 2011 (New Times)
• Rwanda: Healthcare Providers Sensitised On Endemic Diseases (New Times)
• Rwanda: Senior Chinese Officials Visit (New Times)
• Rwanda: Media High Council Boss Suspended (New Times)
• Rwanda: Man Held for Raping Stepdaughter (New Times)
• Uganda: Deforestation and Destruction of Wetlands Heats Up Kabale (Monitor)
• Somalia: Amisom Planes to Hand Over Areas Liberated By Ethiopia (Shabelle)
• Uganda: Two Injured As Law Enforcers Battle Smugglers (Monitor)
• Uganda: Naro Loses Multi-Million Research Work in Land Row (Monitor)
• Tunisia: The Old Medina, the Heart of Many Civilizations (Tunisia Live)
• South Africa: Five Issues Country Must Champion as Security Council Chair [press release] (DA)
• Kenya: Polls Team Stands by Commission on New Electoral Zones (Business Daily)
• Uganda: WB Appoints New Country Manager for Country (Monitor)
• Uganda: Police Probe Kawempe Mayor Over Unnamed Offences (Monitor)
• Uganda: British Forest Firm That Evicted Local Peasants Closes Shop (Monitor)
• Uganda: Gaagaa Bus Company Licence Suspended As Six Die in Crash (Monitor)
• Uganda: Officials Meet On Food Insecurity (Monitor)
• Uganda: KCC, Marines to Recruit Nine Star Players (Monitor)
• Uganda: Women Dominate Annual Nile Special-USPA Awards (Monitor)
• Uganda: More New Faces Emerge Ahead of UCA Polls Deadline (Monitor)
• Uganda: Ministry Moves 400 Teachers (Monitor)
• Uganda: Police Shut Down Three More Broadcast Stations (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government Defends Lubigi Wetland Project (Monitor)
• Uganda: S. Africa's Zuma Salutes Country's Contribution to ANC Struggles (Monitor)
• Uganda: Electoral Body to Meet UFA Over Federal Referendum Today (Monitor)
• Uganda: So Long Godwin [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Chief Justice Odoki Wants Shs50 Million Salary (Monitor)
• Uganda: System to Curb Case Backlog Introduced (Monitor)
• Uganda: Archbishop Orombi Retirement Hailed As Example to Politicians (Monitor)
• Uganda: Government Extends Contract With Power Firm (Monitor)
• Uganda: Traders, Government Fail to Agree On Loan Rates (Monitor)
• Uganda: Otunnu Hits Out At UPC Party 'Rebels' Again (Monitor)
• Eritrea: Inhabitants of Mensura Called Upon to Make Optimal Use of the Educational Opportunity Made Available (Shabait)
• Kenya: UK Warns of Possible Al Shabaab Attacks (The Star)
• Uganda: 2,500 Households Face Eviction (Monitor)
• Kenya: Eight Thugs Shot in City, Ex-Cop Nabbed (The Star)
• Uganda: Jinja East By-Election Kicks Off (Monitor)
• Kenya: Coast PNU Youth Leader in Trouble (The Star)
• Uganda: Encroachers Clear Sembabule Forest Cover (Monitor)
• Kenya: Atwoli Lashes Out At the AG and Nyachae (The Star)
• Tunisia: Government Spokesman Samir Dilou Addresses State of Transition (Tunisia Live)
• Eritrea: Festival in Australia and New Zealand Conducted Colorfully (Shabait)
• Kenya: Ship Yet to Offload Gas Two Weeks After Docking (Business Daily)
• Tunisia: Schedule of Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh's Upcoming Tunis Visits (Tunisia Live)
• Tunisia: Protests Challenge Prime Minister's Public Media Appointments (Tunisia Live)
• Eritrea: Inhabitants of Ginda Express Determination to Back Up Development Programs (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Athlete Wins Gold at Cross Country Competition in Spain (Shabait)
• South Sudan: UNHCR Chief Appeals for Massive Humanitarian Support [press release] (UNHCR)
• Zimbabwe: Govt, Equatorial Guinea to Strengthen Ties - Nguema (The Herald)
• Eritrea: Revenue of Hagaz Sub-Zone Registers Double Fold Growth (Shabait)
• Kenya: More Than 500 Families Flee From Attacks in Pokot (The Star)
• Uganda: Cross-Border Movement Fuelling Spread of Banana Disease (Monitor)
• Kenya: ODM's Ong'era Calls for Sobriety Over Baraza and Village Market Guard Saga (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Transcript - Election Watch With Senator Obert Gutu [interview] (SW Radio)
• Mozambique: Gang Attacks Ulongue Council, Kills Guard (AIM)
• Mozambique: Globe Metals and Mining Expanding in Memba (AIM)
• Mozambique: Russia Wants to Invest in the Country (AIM)
• Mozambique: HCB Unable to Meet Further Requests for Power (AIM)
• Mozambique: Tanzanian Drug Trafficker Detained (AIM)
• Mozambique: ANC Inspired African Nationalists - Guebuza (AIM)
• Tunisia: Hamas Spokesperson - Visit Achieved Its Aims (Tunisia Live)
• Tunisia: Ennahda Denies Hamas Has Been Invited to Move Its Politburo to Tunis (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Don't Plant Gum Trees On Rivers, Kisii Advised (The Star)
• Kenya: PNU Alliance Postpones Official Party Launch (The Star)
• Kenya: Why Iran Matters to the Economy (The Star)
• Kenya: Ministers Now Say Coast Demolitions Will Continue (The Star)
• Kenya: MPs Fault Change in School Terms (The Star)
• Tunisia: Reports About Prime Minister Having a Heart Attack Were Unconfirmed (Tunisia Live)
• Africa: Tunisian Driver Arrives Fifth in Sonangol Africa Eco Race of 2012 (Tunisia Live)
• Tunisia: Prime Minister's New Media Appointments Cause Controversy (Tunisia Live)
• Uganda: MPs Summon UBC Boss Over Masts (New Vision)
• Uganda: 'I Will Not Contest Against Museveni Again' - Besigye (New Vision)
• Kenya: Soldier Killed in Somalia Buried in Kimende (The Star)
• Uganda: UPC MPs Boycott National Meeting (New Vision)
• Uganda: Another Armed Man Attempts to Attack Lukwago (New Vision)
• Kenya: Nyongo Sacks Moi Referral Hospital Board Members (The Star)
• Kenya: Parents Close Another School in Kitui (The Star)
• Tunisia: Hamas Leader Visits Memorial of Citizens Killed By Israeli Forces (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Malindi Hit By Water Shortage (The Star)
• Kenya: Olympic Marathon Team Date Decided (The Star)
• Kenya: Lesson for Nation From ANC Centenary [editorial] (The Star)
• Tunisia: Citizens Call for Third Border Crossing Between Nation and Libya (Tunisia Live)
• Eritrea: Nationals Residing in Kuwait Voice Determination to Reinforce National Resolute Rebuff (Shabait)
• Kenya: IEBC Adopts Report (The Star)
• Tunisia: U.S. Issues Arrest Warrant for Accused of Abducting His Children (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Rebellion in PNU Looms As MPs Seek to Join New UDF (The Star)
• Africa: Camp to Empower Underprivileged Youth Through Sport (UN News)
• Kenya: KFRA Move to Address Western Fifa Referees Complaint (The Star)
• Kenya: Sukari to Adopt Small Packaging to Boost Sales (The Star)
• Kenya: Police on High Alert in North Over Terror Threats (BuaNews)
• Kenya: Luhya Elders' Advice for Kikuyus, Kalenjins (The Star)
• Kenya: 'Malo' Back for Mathare United (The Star)
• Tunisia: 'Doing Business With the USA' Roadshow Starts January 11 (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Jackpot Winner Tim Kiptoo Sets Sights On London Games (The Star)
• Kenya: Kiss TV's Gossip Girl Weds (The Star)
• Kenya: Mwakwere Defends Coast PC (The Star)
• Tunisia: Interview With Akrem Mourad - a Local Prodigy [interview] (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Jomvu Residents Protest Over Blocked Roads and Containers (The Star)
• Kenya: Hillcrest Start With Kianda in Schools Show (The Star)
• Kenya: Impala Outpace Hard Chasing Mwamba in Cup Duel (The Star)
• Kenya: Mkenya Solidarity Movement Launches a Recruitment Drive (The Star)
• Kenya: CID Chief Vows Action On Baraza Case (The Star)
• Kenya: Mwakwere Dismisses Claims He Has Ditched PNU for UDM (The Star)
• Kenya: Four MPs Differ Over Deputy CJ's City Gun Saga (The Star)
• Kenya: Balala's New Coast Party Set to Be Launched Soon (The Star)
• Kenya: Thousands Fearing Militia Attacks Escape to Ethiopia (The Star)
• Kenya: Carla Surprise Winner of Montgomery Bowl At Ngong (The Star)
• Kenya: Raila Allies Plan Early Campaigns in Rift Valley (The Star)
• South Sudan: RSS Marks the Seventh CPA Anniversary [press release] (GoSS)
• Africa: Scientists Call for Global Neglected Disease Database (SciDev.Net)
• Kenya: Faults Emerge in Credit Reference (The Star)
• Kenya: Watchmen Injured in Keiyo Raid (The Star)
• Kenya: UDM Is My State House Vehicle, Ruto Maintains (The Star)
• Kenya: Ongeri to Inspect All Trailing Schools (The Star)
• Kenya: Remember, Thou Art Mortal (The Star)
• Tunisia: Non-Profit Warns of Potential Environmental Disaster in Sousse (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Frost to Reduce Annual Tea Production - KTDA (The Star)
• Tunisia: National Commission of Investigating Corruption to Cease All Activities (Tunisia Live)
• Kenya: Mombasa Municipal Council Told to Pay Workers (The Star)
• Kenya: Tech Company Survives the Odds Beyond Expectations (The Star)
• Kenya: Cardinal Njue Sends Out Tolerance Appeal to Families (The Star)
• Kenya: NCIC in Bid to Quell Moyale Violence (The Star)
• Kenya: This Year's Polls About the Voter [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Mitumba Slum Dwellers Evicted, Land Fenced Off (The Star)
• Kenya: Six Family Members in Embu Hospital Over Poison Porridge (The Star)
• Kenya: Murang'a Governor Aspirants Clash At Burial in Kiharu (The Star)
• Kenya: BBC DJ Edu's Carnivore Homecoming (The Star)
• Kenya: Furious Land Grabber Confronts Newsmen Armed With a Stick (The Star)
• Uganda: Local Comedians On DStv (New Vision)
• Kenya: JSC Meets Today to Discuss Baraza's Issue (The Star)
• Uganda: Parliament Committed to Executive [opinion] (New Vision)
• Kenya: Kiambu MPs Call for Firing of DCJ Baraza (The Star)
• Uganda: Former LRA Top Commander Kwoyelo Back to Prison (New Vision)
• Kenya: Consult Players On Education Changes, Wakoli Tells Ongeri (The Star)
• Uganda: Former U.S. Soldier Arrested in Pader Over Rebel Recruitment (New Vision)
• Kenya: Nyanza Leaders Tell Miguna to Respect PM Raila (The Star)
• Kenya: Financial Woes Cripple Services in Bungoma (The Star)
• Uganda: Youth Funds to Be Released This Week (New Vision)
• Kenya: There Is a Plot to Sell Portland Cheaply - Ngilu (The Star)
• Kenya: VP Kalonzo and Uhuru Attend ANC Centennial (The Star)
• Uganda: Seven Perish in Luweero Bus Accident (New Vision)
• Kenya: Fuel Prices Could Drop By Sh4, ERC (The Star)
• Uganda: 11 Million Risk Contracting Sleeping Sickness (New Vision)
• Kenya: JSC Probe On Baraza Gets Underway (Business Daily)
• Uganda: Students Hire Coursework Mercenaries As They Party (New Vision)
• Kenya: Judge Reinstates East African Portland Cement Board (Business Daily)
• Rwanda: Aiming Towards Two Million Medical Male Circumcisions (PlusNews)
• Uganda: Moyo Hospital - Too Remote for Skilled Medics (New Vision)
• Kenya: Baraza Probe Almost Complete, Say Police (Nation)
• Uganda: When She Fears to Make the First Move (New Vision)
• Kenya: Rights Agency Wants Search for Graft Team Started Afresh (Nation)
• Kenya: New Rules to Guide Evictions Issued (Nation)
• Uganda: Child Cured of Sickle Cell, Parents Fail to Pay Bill (New Vision)
• Kenya: Orange Party Set for Repeat Polls (Nation)
• Congo-Kinshasa: France's RFI Radio Back On Air (RNW Africa)
• Kenya: Limuru Clinch Nairobi Foursomes Golf Title After Defeating Hosts Muthaiga (Nation)
• Kenya: JSC Forms Sub-Committee to Probe Baraza (Nation)
• Rwanda: French Experts to Report On Pre-Genocide Plane Attack (RNW Africa)
• Kenya: PNU Launches Drive to Recruit Members in Coast Counties (Nation)
• Kenya: Impact of the ICC Proceedings [document] (ICG)
• East Africa: Economies Likely to Rebound in 2012 (EA Business)
• Malawi: Judicial Strike Shuts Down Courts (RNW Africa)
• East Africa: Rebel States Should Face Sanctions - Experts (EA Business)
• Chad: Opposition Unites for First Local Polls (RNW Africa)
• Egypt: Panoramic Look At the Parliamentary Elections (III) Positive Aspects [analysis] (Aswat Masriya)
• Kenya: Poll Body Launches Report On New Boundaries (Nation)
• Eritrea: Gov't Pledges Not to Harm Citizens Who Fled Conscription If They Return (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: TSC Demands Action Against Parents Attacking Teachers (Nation)
• Kenya: High Court Reinstates EAPC Board (Nation)
• Sudan: Border Guards Injure Man in Drunk Shoot Out (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: High Cost of Living in IDP Camps Causing Misery (Radio Dabanga)
• Kenya: Poll Body Backs Ligale Report On Boundaries (Nation)
• Uganda: Kampala - Gulu Highway Bus Accident Leaves Six Dead (Monitor)
• Kenya: School Terms Change Plan Opposed (Nation)
• Kenya: Isn't It Time We Solved These Nagging ICT Hitches? (Nation)
• Kenya: Incendiary Statements Should Not Be Confused With Freedom of Expression [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Selina Were's Death Is Yet More Music to the Ears of Ouko Killers (Nation)
• Kenya: Step Aside Men, Here Come the Go-Getters (Nation)
• Kenya: Kibunjia Links Clashes to Election Campaigns (Nation)
• Kenya: Nutrition Plays an Important Role in the Body's Immunity (Nation)
• Kenya: Battle Over Finance Bill Heads to Court As Banks Brace for Interest Rates Caps (East African)
• Sudan: Malha Suffering From Severe Lack of Healthcare (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: Darfuri Student Remains in Detention (Radio Dabanga)
• Kenya: Higher Sugar Prices Loom With Push for New Consumer Levy (Business Daily)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Attack Claims 12 in Adamawa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Attacks - Obasanjo Asks Christians, Muslims to Guard Worship Centres (This Day)
• Kenya: New Matatu Insurance Premiums Objected (Nation)
• Uganda: Tough Year for Pensionable Citizens Wishing to Own Homes (East African)
• Kenya: This Tribalism Debate Is Reminiscent of the 'Asian Question' in the 1980s [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: Power Firm to Invest U.S.$38 Million in Biomass Plant (East African)
• Nigeria: Beggars Join Exodus Out of Country (Nation)
• Uganda: Banks in Loan Battles Over Rising Interest Rates (East African)
• East Africa: U.S. $4.7 Billion Railway Line Linking Dar, Rwanda, Burundi to Begin 2014 (East African)
• South Sudan: Council of Ministers Passes the National Election Bill, 2012 [press release] (GoSS)
• South Sudan: How Well Did Nation Prepare for Independence From Khartoum? (East African)
• Africa: Obama and UN Join Push for Gay Rights on Continent (East African)
• Uganda: Speaking Swahili to Bill Gates - How Country Lost Out to 'Computer Games' [opinion] (East African)
• Tanzania: TBL Shares Sold Out Amid Hopes of Strong Earnings (East African)
• Kenya: New Year Brings With It New Hope for a National Gallery (East African)
• Uganda: Country to Fight Graft in 2012? We're Impressed [editorial] (East African)
• Somalia: It's a Dog's Life Even for Pirates (East African)
• East Africa: Rich County, Poor County - the Coming Challenges of Devolution (East African)
• Kenya: Trials and Triumphs of Nancy Baraza (East African)
• South Sudan: President Kiir Commends West Authorities for Maintaining Peace and Stability [press release] (GoSS)
• Kenya: Central Bank Caught Between Rock, Hard Place (East African)
• East Africa: A Tale of Two Dirty, Chaotic and Dangerous Cities - Dar, Kampala Need to Style Up (East African)
• East Africa: Don't Ignore That Crying Baby (East African)
• Kenya: Constitution - Don't Throw Toys Out of the Pram... [opinion] (East African)
• East Africa: Kenya MPs Want Bomb Suspects Tried At Home (East African)
• East Africa: In Our Govt, Talented Leadership Is Nothing, Context Is Everything [opinion] (East African)
• East Africa: Kenya Risks Row With Uganda Over ADF Militia (East African)
• Africa: Diplomatic Beauty Parade Comes to Somalia [opinion] (East African)
• Kenya: Enter Into the New Nairobi-Berlin Club Sound (East African)
• East Africa: Guns and Hunger - How Karamoja Escaped the Horn of Africa Drought [opinion] (East African)
• East Africa: New Tool to Measure AD Success Launched (East African)
• Guinea Bissau: UN Calls for Constitutional Change After President Dies (UN News)
• Central Africa: UN, Region Agree to Step Up Action Against Ugandan Rebels (UN News)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Mixed Reactions As Protests Ground FCT (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protests Turn Bloody As Police Kill 10 (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Doctors Take Medicare to Protest Ground in Lagos (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Revenue - Rep Cautions State Govs (Leadership)
• Nigeria: El-Rufai to Jonathan - Heed Advice of Reps, Revert to N65 Per Litre (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Gov Chime Stops Subsidy Protest in Enugu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - 11 Killed in Bloody Protests (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Protesters Ground Sokoto, Kaduna (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Livestock Insurance - A Chance to Outsmart Drought? (allAfrica)