January 12, 2012

• Congo-Kinshasa: ICRC Evacuates War Casualties in South Kivu [press release] (ICRC)
• Kenya: Court to Rule on Election Date (Nation)
• Nigeria: Oil Workers Threaten to Shut Production (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Protests Continue on Thursday (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Govt, Unions to Hold Talks on Fuel Subsidy (This Day)
• Togo: Govt Scales Up Infrastructure Investment (This is Africa)
• Egypt: Egyptian Bloc Denies Alliance With Al-Nour and Welcomes Civil Parliamentary One (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Islamists Continue to Win Election Run-offs (Aswat Masriya)
• Somalia: International Red Cross Suspends Aid Deliveries (IRIN)
• Africa: African Union Aims for Bigger Global Role (IRIN)
• Southern Africa: Angola and Zambia Both Draw Their Preparation Games (CAF)
• North Africa: Region's Revolutions Face Challenges (IRIN)
• Nigeria: End Sectarian Violence, Says UN Rights Chief (UN News)
• Africa: Defining the Diaspora's Role and Potential With Africa [analysis] (African Arguments)
• Somalia: ICRC Temporarily Suspends Distributions of Food and Seed [press release] (ICRC)
• Mali: ICRC Helps Communities in North Beset By Violence [interview] (ICRC)
• Africa: FAO Food Price Index Ends Year With Sharp Decline [press release] (FAO)
• Africa: Global Organizations to Expand Cooperation On Green Growth for Development [press release] (UNEP)
• Kenya: Is a Property Bubble Imminent? (TradeInvest)
• Africa: Where to Invest in 2012 [interview] (TradeInvest)
• Nigeria: Niger Delta Youths Vow to Shut Down Oil Installations Over Fuel Subsidy (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: OPS Decries Effects of Strike, Urges NLC, TUC to Call It Off (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Arsonists Burn Worship Centre in Osun (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: No Mosque Burnt in Edo - Oshiomhole (Vanguard)
• Malawi: Farmers Ease Climate Woes With Fertiliser Trees (AlertNet)
• Zimbabwe: Bungee Jumps Suspended At Victoria Falls (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Social Media Inspires Protests (RNW Africa)
• Liberia: End of 'Chopping'? (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Did Taylor Decide Key Senate Vote? (New Democrat)
• Uganda: Talks Would Calm Down Fat Egos [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Mukiza Sexes Up His Paintings (Observer)
• Uganda: Can NRM Celebrate 25 Years From Now? [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Boxing - Now Clubs Amend Constitution (Observer)
• Uganda: Pick Up That Litter or Risk Going to Jail (Observer)
• Uganda: Party Lists Priorities for 2012 (Observer)
• Uganda: Axed UBC Bosses Reveal Secrets (Observer)
• Uganda: Graduation Parties - to Spend or Not to Spend? (Observer)
• Uganda: Stop Fighting and Work for Kampala [editorial] (Observer)
• Uganda: Supreme Court Explains Cheeye Appeal Rejection (Observer)
• Uganda: Scepticism As Govt Introduces ICT At A-Level (Observer)
• Uganda: Otunnu - Appointing Pulkol Was Tragic Error [interview] (Observer)
• Uganda: What Went Wrong? Tracing Decline of Intellectual Debate [opinion] (Observer)
• Angola: 2011 Offers Good Prospects - Ruling Party Official (ANGOP)
• Rwanda: Tourism Sector Set for Reforms (New Times)
• Rwanda: Local Leaders in Rubavu Face Probe Over Land Grabbing (New Times)
• Rwanda: KBS Launches Upcountry Operations (New Times)
• Rwanda: Pastor Defrauds 300 Students (New Times)
• Rwanda: Scholars Speak Out On Trévidic Report (New Times)
• Rwanda: Mugesera to Be Deported Today (New Times)
• Rwanda: Locals Urged to Exploit Trade Opportunities in the U.S. (New Times)
• Angola: National Men Handball Team in Race Against All Odds (ANGOP)
• Angola/Nigeria: National Football Team Draws With Nigeria (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 200 Tried for Helping Illegal Immigration (ANGOP)
• Angola: Foreign Minister Receives Ambassadors of Guinea-Bissau, Israel, Turkey (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Protesters Demand TV Hearing (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Rangers Kill Poachers in Kruger Park (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Workers Threaten Oil Production (RNW Africa)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Former Strongman's Ally Dies in Exile (ANGOP)
• Angola: BPC Bank Yields Over 11 Million Kwanzas (ANGOP)
• Angola: Namibian Farmers Occupy Land Plots in Olupale Locality (ANGOP)
• Angola: Artists Contribution to Retrieval of Moral Values Urged (ANGOP)
• Angola: Culture Minister Guarantees Support to Folk Music Projects (ANGOP)
• Angola: Opening of More Training Centres Defended (ANGOP)
• Angola: Former Combatants Sector to Reformulate Programmes (ANGOP)
• Angola: Portuguese Bishop Praises Rehabilitation of Infrastructures (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ambassador Calls On Citizens to Overcome Challenges (ANGOP)
• Angola: Mens Handball Team Dispute Pass for Quarter-Finals (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Sect Leader Challenges President in Video (ANGOP)
• Angola: Six Suspected Cases of Children Trafficking Stopped in 2011 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Talks On Animal Vaccination Campaigns in Longonjo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Over 5,000 Voters to Register in Lunda Norte (ANGOP)
• Angola: Multi-Sector Delegation Assesses Social Infrastructures in Luena (ANGOP)
• Angola: Culture Minister Calls On Retrieval of Moral, Cultural Values (ANGOP)
• Angola: Media Organs Must Promote Morally Uplifting Songs (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bid for Heads of Provincial, Municipal Commissions Opens (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Visits to Limpopo Resorts Double (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Matriculant Defies the Odds (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Two Suspected Poachers Killed (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Motlanthe Visits Eastern Cape Schools (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Race to Fill Vacant Eastern Cape Teaching Posts (BuaNews)
• Sudan: Jonglei's Pibor Commissioner Says Displaced Starts Returning, Denies Akobo Attack (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: Country Signs MoU With UAE Investment Company (Sudan Tribune)
• Ethiopia: Country, Sudan and Egypt Begin Studying Nile Dam Impact (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: UNMISS Says Has Returned to W. Bahr El Ghazal After Cross Border Raids (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: The Imam, the Sheikh, and the Secular (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: MSF Resumes Operations in Pibor County Amid Uncertainty (Sudan Tribune)
• Togo: Politics - On the Mend? (This is Africa)
• Togo: Nation Builds 'Transit and Service Economy' (This is Africa)
• South Africa: Tourists Flock Up Table Mountain (SA Info)
• South Africa: Local Teen Off to Winter Youth Olympics (SA Info)
• Tanzania: Private Security Industry Needs Strict Regulation (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Security Guards, Thieves Collusion Must Be Stopped (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Agriculture Set to Boost Exports in Next Five Years (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Orphans in Tarime Get School Materials (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Men's Netball Team Join Uganda in Mapinduzi Cup Final (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kerosene Price Hike Reduces Fuel Adulteration (Daily News)
• Tanzania: How ATC Supports Agriculutural Sector (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Time to Go Green and Save Our Trees [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: SUMA JKT Reduces Tractor Prices (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Twiga Stars Deserve Public Support (Daily News)
• Tanzania: UNDP Supports Fuel Saving Stoves (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar Revolution - Day of Hit Back at Injustice [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Road Board Calls for Upgrading of Dar es Salaam Roads (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Flood Victims Love Their Flood-Prone Homes (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Interbank Cash Market Records Low Business (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Ban Ki-Moon Embarks On UN Changes (Daily News)
• Tanzania: All Movement Is Not Forward [column] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Inflation Could Be Tamed (Daily News)
• Tanzania: New Fees Structure Yet to Be Announced (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Bourse Starts Year Flying (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Why Some Children Stammer (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Five Nationals Qualify At Regional Junior Meet in Burundi (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Bushiri Blasts 'Naive' Local Referees (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Bombs Scare Residents of Bukoba Island (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Exams Re-Sit Yes, Perpetrators Must Be Given Punishment [editorial] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: The Rise and Rise of Posho [opinion] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Ambassador Mulamula Reflects On Her Achievement (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kigamboni Saga - Development Comes With Painful Costs (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Milovan Takes Positives Despite Azam FC Defeat (Daily News)
• Tanzania: The Cleanest Watt Is the One Not Generated (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Premier Pinda Awards Taifa Stars (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Yanga, Zamalek Tie Date to Change (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Bankers See Grim Future for Government Securities (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Where Is Medical Insurance Taking Health Services? (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar Anti-Corruption Agency in Pipeline (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Japanese Volunteer to Help Dar es Salaam Youths (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Turtle Meat Mishap in Pemba Rather Regrettable [editorial] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: UDSM Expels 13 Students After Class Boycott (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Wawi MP Contests Expulsion in Court (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Victims to Abandon Arusha Valley Areas (Daily News)
• Egypt: Voting Begins in the Second Day of the Run-Off of the Third Phase and in Constituencies Where Results Were Annulled (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Jimmy Carter Visits Polling Centres and Meets With the High Juridical Elections Commission (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: The Latest Developments of the Second Day of the Run-Off of the Third Phase By 'Aswat Masriya' (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Tantawi Meets U.S. Deputy Secretary of State (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: CBE - Total Loans Rose By Egp 476 Billion, Deposits Rose By Egp 978 Billion in September. (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Interior Minister - Country to Remain Safe Place for Tourists (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Communications Minister to Enhance Cooperation With Ethiopia (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Plan On Land Reclamation in All Governorates Revived (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Al Azhar National Meeting Calls for Handing Over Power On Time Without Delay (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Govt Officially Asked London Five Times to Hand Over Ghali (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Jan. 25 Will Be National Day (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Hassan - Parliament Is Only Authority to Select Constitution Panel (Egypt Online)
• Tanzania: Nation Faces New Health Challenges [column] (Daily News)
• East Africa: Dar es Salaam Refutes Delaying EAC Integration Process (Daily News)
• Tanzania: ZANTEL to Mould Call Centre Agents Into Future Managers (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Simba, Yanga Clash May 5 (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kikwete Upbeat On Africa's Integration (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Fight Against Malaria Proves Successful (Daily News)
• Tanzania: School Cries 'For' Foul As Examination Results Are 'Erased' and Doctors 'Incubate' Interns [column] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Ferry Pontoon Fare Rise Is Inevitable (Daily News)
• Africa: Dfid's Aid Priorities and Africa [analysis] (African Arguments)
• South Africa: Do the Maths - Results Not in Line With Country's Ambitions (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Sun Could Power Up All of Country (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Private Institutions Offer Alternative for State Universities (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Safmarine Appoints New CEO (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Country, Cuba Cement Defence Ties (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Court Ruling May Spell End of Generic Giant's Product (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Call for Exhibitors for Positive Ageing Expo (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Poor Events Planning Leads to Death, Disorder (Biz-Community)
• Liberia: Acarous Gray Risks Another Jail If... (Heritage)
• Liberia: New Approach Developed to Intensify Fight Against HIV/Aids (Heritage)
• Liberia: Citizens Warned Against Protest On Inauguration Day (Heritage)
• Liberia: UNDP Boss - Justice, Security Key for Transition (Heritage)
• Liberia: Two Lawmakers' Certification Halted (Heritage)
• South Africa: Top Brand Trends [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Jack Parow 'S 'Eksie Ou', Track By Track (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Despatches From Chris Moerdyk (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: SAARF Releases January 2012 Tams Universe Update (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Transnet to Get 43 Locos From GE (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Events Company, PR Consultancy Merge (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Kulula's in-Flight Title Moves to Picasso Headline (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Make 2012 Your Best Year Yet [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: 2012 Trends - to Fret or Not to Fret? [column] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Arts Festival Encourages a Fresh Look At the Mother City (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Lose Weight After the Festive Season [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Core Circulation Numbers Key to Advertiser Choices (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Local Cinema Offers Residents International Fare (Biz-Community)
• Uganda: DPP to Meet Police Over Kabakumba (New Vision)
• Kenya: Scholar Who Lived Like a Mole (Nation)
• Tanzania: Joy, Sorrow As Isles Revolution Turns 48 (Citizen)
• Uganda: Emergency Evacuation At U.S. Embassy (Monitor)
• Tanzania: No Change of Heart On Hunting Permits (Citizen)
• Uganda: Guma Case Is a Big Lesson for Players (Monitor)
• Uganda: BoU's Mutebile Named in UBC Land Transactions (Monitor)
• Uganda: ERA Plans to Raise Power Tariffs (Monitor)
• Uganda: 20 Survive Mukono Accident, Two Left Injured (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Happy Anniversary, Zanzibar! [editorial] (Citizen)
• Kenya: Luxury Car Sales Hit By Companies', State Budget Cuts (Business Daily)
• Uganda: Gulu Varsity Tries to Solve Nodding Disease Puzzle (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Let's Put Our Money Where Our Mouths Are [editorial] (Citizen)
• Kenya: Commercial Space Developers Earn 15 Percent Returns (Business Daily)
• Tanzania: Karume Was a Champion in Leadership Compared to His Successors (Citizen)
• Tanzania: TCRA - Pushing Tanzania's ICT Agenda (Part I) (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Reasons Behind the Zanzibar Revolution [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Should Zanzibaris Celebrate Independence Day? [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Deputy Minister Decries Absence of Dips (Daily News)
• Kenya: Choose to Be Courteous On the Roads (Business Daily)
• Tanzania: Law Against Cyber Crime Coming (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Why Pemba Leads in Political Maturity [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Form II Exams Failures to Repeat (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Egypt to Send Doctors to Country (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Ewura - Fuel Adulteration Drops (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar Revolution - We Have Reason to Celebrate [editorial] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Council Endorses UDSM Student Expulsions (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Twiga Stars Finally Bailed-Out (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Pemba Has Made Rapid Development Recently (Daily News)
• Kenya: Equity Bank Woos SMEs With Low-Cost Dollar Loans (Business Daily)
• Tanzania: Govt Promises to Send Experts to Damaged Same Natural Forests (Citizen)
• Kenya: Newspapers Fight for Survival As Online News Click With Readers (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Teams Set Date for County Bills (Nation)
• Kenya: How to Avoid Debts in Era of High Interest Rates [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Taxpayers to Fork Out Sh9 Billion for Polls (Nation)
• Kenya: Millers Get Reprieve As State Proposes Supply Contracts With Farmers (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Sports PS Leads War for London (Nation)
• Kenya: Cargo Operators Trade Accusations Over Backlog (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Referee Marwa Flies Flag At Nations Cup Finals (Nation)
• Kenya: Treasury Set to Sell a Portion of Portland Cement Shares (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Highest Kits' Bidder Won Tender - Witness (Nation)
• Kenya: Designers Seek New Use for Kanga As Its Colour Fades (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Kiplagat- TJRC Row Back in Court (Nation)
• East Africa: Lessons for Tanzania Policy Makers From EAC Investors [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Al-Shabaab Executes 'Kenyan Spy' (Nation)
• Kenya: Close Unsatisfactory Chapter in Your Life to Thrive This Year [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Blame Game At Port As Cargo Pile-Up Worsens (Nation)
• Kenya: Insurer in Deal With World Bank to Cover Tea Farms (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Jitters Over Law Compelling Ministers to Quit Positions Ahead of Elections (Nation)
• Kenya: Borrowers Sigh With Relief As CBK Halts Rate Increases (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Hearing On Baraza Closed to the Public (Nation)
• Kenya: Resolve Leadership Woes in Schools [opinion] (Business Daily)
• Kenya: The Look and Feel of Special Coffin Befitting a King (Nation)
• Kenya: Coffee Prices Dip From Record Highs As Supply Increases (Business Daily)
• Uganda: Activists Ask Government to Fix Karamoja, Teso Border Dispute (Monitor)
• South Africa: First Cut Signs Deal to Distribute Bystronic Products (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Property24.com Launches Property Search Application (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: SBV Opens Cash Centre in Louis Trichardt (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Android E-Shipping APP to Improve Safmarine's Services (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: The Nutcracker On Ice, Soon At Artscape (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: 2012 Trends - 12 Specifically Local Social Media Trends [column] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Household Batteries Are Harmless to Environment [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Mombo Camp Highly Rated By Travel + Leisure Magazine (Biz-Community)
• Tanzania: UDSM Council Endorses Decision On Students Varsity Decision (Citizen)
• Kenya: Raila, Uhuru, Ruto in Top Election Gear (Nation)
• Kenya: Why You Need a QR Code Reader in Your Smartphone (Business Daily)
• Tanzania: Magereza, Ngome Clash in Mapinduzi Cup Opener (Daily News)
• Tanzania: RC Declares War On Kilimanjaro Timber Harvesters (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Seven Killed in Separate Incidents (Daily News)
• Tanzania: War On 'Dirty Money' Intensified (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Bar Code Technology to Check Counterfeits (Daily News)
• Tanzania: TANROADS Collects Over 300m/- in Fines (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Outsider Joined in Rioting Case Against 50 UDSM Students (Daily News)
• Tanzania: TACAIDS Chief Warns On HIV Prevalence Among Youth (Daily News)
• Tanzania: PPRA Summons Errant Procuring Entities (Daily News)
• Kenya: Miraa Exporters Face Loss of Sh1.6 Billion European Market (Business Daily)
• Kenya: Husbands Reported Missing Found Dead After Media Appeal (Nation)
• Tanzania: Egypt Steps in to Rescue Ailing Health Sector (Citizen)
• Nigeria: PDP Accuse Anti-Jonathan Politicians of Fuelling Strike (This Day)
• Uganda: Nursing Students Want Fees Refund (Monitor)
• Nigeria: NBA to Probe Kano Killings (This Day)
• Nigeria: Killings - Oritsejafor Challenges National Assembly (This Day)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Leadership Meets Jonathan Today (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG - Labour Inflicting Pains On Citizens (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senate Asks FG to Go After Boko Haram Sponsors (This Day)
• Nigeria: No Domestic Services As Int'l Airlines Resume Normal Operations (This Day)
• Nigeria: Saraki Gives Recipe to End Impasse (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ekwunife - I'm Optimistic of Victory (This Day)
• Uganda: Entebbe Politicians Cited in Sale of UPE School Land (Monitor)
• Tanzania: More Than 130,000 Young People Are HIV Positive (Citizen)
• Africa: Global Organizations to Expand Cooperation On Green Growth for Development [press release] (World Bank)
• Uganda: Orombi to Serve Until December (Monitor)
• Tanzania: JK - Shortage of Doctors Alarming (Citizen)
• Uganda: Kampala Eagles Planning Raid On National League (Monitor)
• Uganda: The Traders Can't Defeat the Bankers So Let Them Join Them [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Analysts Blame Strike On Poor Fiscal Policy (Monitor)
• Uganda: Resign, Mulindwa Told (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kulata Case Discontinued (Monitor)
• Uganda: Shilling Loses Momentum Two Weeks Into 2012 (Monitor)
• Egypt: FJP Wins Three Seats, Independent Candidates 2 Seats, 'Al-Wafd' and 'El-Nour One Seat for Each in Gharbiya (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood and Salafists Share Individual Seats in Minya (Aswat Masriya)
• Uganda: Blick Brothers Cross to Falcons (Monitor)
• Uganda: Church Demands Land Compensation (Monitor)
• Uganda: Banks Explain Interest Charges (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kampala Traders Proceed With Strike As Upcountry Colleagues Snub Call (Monitor)
• Uganda: Law Makers Make Fresh Promises On Oil, Gas Law (Monitor)
• Uganda: Fifth White Rhino Born (Monitor)
• East Africa: Inflation to Rise in 2012, Says Citi Bank (Monitor)
• Uganda: Monitor Journalist Case Goes to UHRC (Monitor)
• Uganda: Opposition Propose Measures to Reduce Inflation (Monitor)
• Uganda: Nabeta, Mwiru Nominated for Jinja East Race (Monitor)
• Uganda: Can BoU Governor Still Ask the Right Questions? [column] (Monitor)
• Uganda: Mukasa to Be Crowned in Absentia (Monitor)
• Uganda: MPs Want Say in Signing of Oil Agreements (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Local Banks Raise Market Share (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Sound Strategies On Cereal Production Can Facilitate Food Security [opinion] (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Funding for Carbon Trading Projects Halted (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Banking Assets Grow By Sh2.5 Trillion in One Year (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Prisons Play Ngome in Mapinduzi Cup Opener (Citizen)
• Kenya: Masika Happy to Sign for AFC Leopards (Citizen)
• Tanzania/Kenya: Simba Face Tusker in Friendly (Citizen)
• Tanzania/Namibia: Confident Twiga Off to Windhoek (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Regulations to Blame for Lack of Trade Formalisation (Citizen)
• Kenya: Taxman Targets Contraband Traders With New Duty Stamps (Business Daily)
• Kenya: SMEs Opt for Free and Open Source Software to Cut Costs (Business Daily)
• East Africa: Tanzania Pledges Reforms to Open Capital Markets (Business Daily)
• Kenya: High-Quality Tech Solutions to Ensure Customer Retention (Business Daily)
• Uganda: School to Award Own Degrees (New Vision)
• Kenya: Miraa Dealers Lose Top Dutch Market After Ban (Nation)
• Liberia: Ellen to Address President's Young Professionals (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Rape Court Releases Two Suspects (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Gay Rights Vs. Western Aid - a Patriotic Voice [opinion] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Gray's Lawyers Get 72-Hr-Ultimatum (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Kruah Taken to Court After Claims and Counter-Claims (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Weah Lashes At Snowe (New Dawn)
• Kenya: Electing the Right Leaders Is the Key to County's Prosperity [opinion] (Nation)
• Liberia: On Snowe's Money Making a Woman Go Naked [column] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: MTN Launches Employees Value Propositions (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Funny Things That Happen [column] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Nothing but the Truth, Snowe [editorial] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: National Trade Union Seeks Ellen's Intervention (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Man Found Dead With Drugs (New Dawn)
• Kenya: Central Bank's Lending Rate to Remain At 18 Percent (Nation)
• Nigeria: CBN Begins Full Implementation of E-Payment System (Leadership)
• Liberia: Post Inauguration Expectations [opinion] (New Dawn)
• Nigeria: Before Fuel Subsidy is Removed [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Protest - Saraki Seeks Return to Status Quo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Mother of All Sacrifices - Like China, Like Nigeria [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Again, Protests Ground Economic Activities in Lagos (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Shehu Sani Defies Curfew, Stages Protest in Kaduna (Leadership)
• Kenya: Make the Port More Efficient or Lose It All [editorial] (Nation)
• Nigeria: Naira Records First Appreciation at WDAS (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Tackle Poverty Through Improved Infrastructure, MAN Urges FG (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: The Unintentional Felling of the Mbuya Nehanda Tree [opinion] (Sokwanele)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - LCCI Urges Govt to Provide Palliative Measures (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nation's Education Sector and Matters Arising [analysis] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Strike - ACN Clashes With NLC Protesters at Benue Tribunal (Leadership)
• Nigeria: State Security Services Arrest Sardauna Publisher (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Soyinka, Utomi, Falae, Others Rise to Save Country (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Stock Market Records First Fall (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Failed Politicians Responsible for Violent Clashes - PDP (Leadership)
• Kenya: The Home Library (Nation)
• Kenya: Tough Times Ahead for Housing Sector (Nation)
• Nigeria: Slain Ademola - Senator Seeks Prosecution of DPO (This Day)
• Nigeria: Operators - Shipping Sector Loses N36 Billion to Strike (This Day)
• Nigeria: House Insists On Policy Reversal (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mobil PENGASSAN Threatens 7,000 BPD Facility (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Choice Before Jonathan [column] (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Wants Diplomats to Assess Situation Objectively (This Day)
• Namibia: Ministry to Release 'O' Level Grade 12 Results (New Era)
• Namibia: Shortages Hit Blood Service (New Era)
• Namibia: Nationals Voting Illegally in Angola (New Era)
• Namibia: Unemployment Could Fuel Migration (New Era)
• Namibia: Namport Casual Worker Cries Foul (New Era)
• Namibia: GIPF Raises Reservations Over Safland (New Era)
• Namibia: Grand Prix Comes to Windhoek (New Era)
• Namibia: Oshakati to Continue With Demolitions (New Era)
• Namibia: Public Warned About New Scam (New Era)
• Kenya: Give Us Affordable Houses and We Will Risk Mortgages (Nation)
• Namibia: TUN Laments Low Pass Rate (New Era)
• Ethiopia: Inside Ethiopia's Wonder Churches (Nation)
• Namibia: Khomas Results Disappoint New Education Director (New Era)
• Kenya: Unrest in the Land of Rolling Hills (Nation)
• Uganda: KCC, Nkumba Volleyball Clubs Fight for Players (New Vision)
• Uganda: MUBS Opens Magnificent Library (New Vision)
• Kenya: You Bet It's a Loser's Game - the Plight of City Gamblers (Nation)
• Kenya: Tea Leaf Brings in Millions but Farmers Are Still Unhappy (Nation)
• South Africa: Protectors Who Kill [analysis] (ISS)
• Kenya: Learning to Finance a Costly Education System (Nation)
• Kenya: Poor Transition From Primary to High School Threatens Peace and Stability [opinion] (Nation)
• Kenya: The Road to Greatness Is Paved With Clear Goals (Nation)
• Zambia: 12 Ethiopians Plead Guilty to Illegal Entry (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZICTA Warns Airtel Over Customer Care Number (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Lessons to Draw From Kafue Steel Plant Blast [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mumbwa School Infrastructure Crumbles (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZAMBEEF Pumps K13 Billion in Palm Plantation (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kunda Panicking, Says Scott (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Man Gets 10 Years for Trafficking in Cannabis (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZCCM-IH Seeks More Shares in Kariba Minerals (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: DFID Spends K152 Billion On Rural Sanitation (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mupambe Residents Sue Over Typhoid (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Govt to Transform Livingstone Into Preferred Tourist Destination (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: MMD Convention Peparations On Course (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: State Loses Millions in Illegal Mansa Mining (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sakeni Counsels Security Officers (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: We 'Re Ready for You, Malila Tells Kunda (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: UPND Has Bright Future - Hakainde Hichilema (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: I've Malawian Roots - Kunda...but Am a Citizen (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kunda's Racist View On Guy Scott [editorial] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Dangerous Driver Owns Up At Chipata Police (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Luanshya Cops Pursue Young Couple Over Gruesome Murder (Times of Zambia)
• Gambia: Domestic Season to Get Underway This Weekend (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: NISA Meets GNOC President (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GNPC Identify Athletes Ahead of 2012 Paralympics Games (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: In Gamcotrap Case Amie Bojang-Sissoho Begins Testimony (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Beatrice Appointed Anoca Chair of Women in Sports (Daily Observer)
• Africa: UK Aid Minister Promotes Private Enterprise (This is Africa)
• Somalia: Puntland Government Issues Statement On Misinterpretation of President's Speech (Garowe Online)
• South Africa: UJ to Pay Sekwena's Tuition Fees (SAPA)
• South Africa: Ruling Party Youth Warm to Mbeki (SAPA)
• Togo: Political Change Stimulates Once-Moribund Economy (This is Africa)
• Africa: Continent's Growth Rate Projected at 5.5-6 Percent for 2012 (This is Africa)
• Angola/Nigeria: Eagles Fail to Devour Angola - as Niger Names Africa Cup of Nations squad (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Leader Defends Attack On Christians On Youtube (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Befriend Avis Dam (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rail Tender Hounds Ministry of Works (Namibian)
• Namibia: MVA Flies Katima Accident Victim to Ongwediva Private Hospital (Namibian)
• Namibia: Russian Classical Pianist to Perform in Country (Namibian)
• Namibia: Rain, Lovely Rain! (Namibian)
• Namibia: Competition Commission Approves Husab Mine Bid (Namibian)
• South Sudan: U.S. Soldiers to Help Plan Peacekeeping (Sudan Tribune)
• Ghana: Eaton Towers Secures $30m Debt Facility (TradeInvest)
• Angola: National Male Team of Handball Starts With Victory (ANGOP)
• Angola: Family Issues Minister Calls On Artists to Help Retrieve Moral Values (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: 'Nationals Join Subsidy Protest in Ghana' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'More Than 500 Nationals in Indian Jails' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: At Last, Abia Joins Protest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protesters Set PDP Office Ablaze in Minna (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Hoodlums Take Over Oshodi Oke (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Backs Jonathan, Asks NLC to Call Off Strike (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protest Continues in Ibadan Despite Curfew (Vanguard)
• Kenya: History Lives On a Bed of Green Gold (Nation)
• Namibia: Leo Buyout Premature (Namibian)
• Namibia: Etale Resumes Fishing (Namibian)
• Namibia: Top 10 Tips for Reducing Debt [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Deaths On National Roads Die Down (Namibian)
• South Africa: ANC's 'Bring and Braai' in Bloemfontein (Namibian)
• Namibia: Villagers Harvest Rainwater Amid Water Shortages (Namibian)
• Kenya: Global Food Prices to Remain High (Nation)
• Morocco: Rapper's Trial Is 'Political' - Lawyer (RNW Africa)
• Sudan: UN Says Government Blocking Darfur Patrols (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: Cricketers Sweep to Huge Win (RNW Africa)
• Rwanda: Govt Jubilant On France's Change of Plane Crash Ruling (RNW Africa)
• Angola/Nigeria: Antelopes Held By Gritty Eagles in Cup Warm-Up (RNW Africa)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Former Strongman's Ally Dies in Exile in Israel (RNW Africa)
• Somalia: AU Asks UN Approval for Troop Reinforcements (RNW Africa)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Press Freedom Under Fire (RNW Africa)
• Guinea Bissau: Sanha to Be Buried Sunday (RNW Africa)
• Namibia: Govt Green Lights Chinese Uranium Buy-in (RNW Africa)
• Egypt: Govt Cancels Jewish Festival in Nile Delta (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: Eight Dead Rhinos Found in Game Park (RNW Africa)
• Gambia: Journalist Arrested On Defamation Charge (RNW Africa)
• Egypt: Nation to Celebrate Revolution That Toppled Mubarak (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: Schwartzel Eyes Joburg 'Three-Peat' (SA Info)
• South Africa: Joburg Open Reaches Out to Youngsters (SA Info)
• South Africa: Sunshine Tour Honours Country's Best (SA Info)
• Namibia: Cattle Country Fails to Lure Tourists (New Era)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram - Why We're Attacking Christians (This Day)
• Kenya: Inflation the Real Cause of Your Empty Plate [opinion] (Nation)
• Sudan: Government Appoints New Special Prosecutor for Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
• South Sudan: UNHCR Visits Doro Camp (Radio Dabanga)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Removal - No Going Back On Decision - FG (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NACCIMA Advocates Phased Subsidy Removal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Govt Will Deal With Criminals Disguising As Protesters - Oshiomhole (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Between Herskovits, Azazi and Jonathan [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CAN Lauds Shema On Development (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - FG to Create 370,000 Jobs (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ex-ASUU Boss Backs Jonathan On Subsidy Removal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bayelsa Ex-Councillors Protest Non-Payment of N918 Million Allowances (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Enugu NLC Condemns Govt Action (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Resume Negotiation, Doctors Appeal to FG (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Unity or Hell? Choices for the New Year [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NSG to Host National Dialogue in Lagos (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Revert to Old Pump Price, SNA Urges FG (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Keshi, Vidigal Salute Gritty Display (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CIA's Prediction, Boko Haram and Matters Arising [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - Informal Sector Workers Demand Social Protection (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Chukwumerije Qualifies, Hospitalised (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Stopped Strike to Avert Anarchy - Industrial Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Angola: How Keshi's Home Eagles Stun Angola (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protest - Police Nab 40 in Ojo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Crisis - Eedris Blasts d'Banj, Other Pro-Jonathan Campiagners (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ekiti - Students Protest Subsidy Removal, Receive Bus Gifts (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gunmen Kill Four Travellers in Potiskum (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Labour Leader Jailed in Enugu Over Fuel Subsidy (Daily Trust)
• Africa: 200 Million People Using Illicit Drugs Worldwide Yearly - Report (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Builders of Kaduna Refinery May Shun Tam (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: As Shema Assures Christians of Safety (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Transporters Lament Over Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jibwis Lauds Muslims-Christian Unity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Wamakko Assures Resident Communities of Security (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PPA Urges Members to Join Anti-Subsidy Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Deny Arrests Over Adamawa Killings (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Needs 70 Million Gallons of Water Daily (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Youths Rally in Support of Subsidy Removal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Urged to Repeal Police Force Order 237 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: We Don't Have Anything to Say - - Taxi Drivers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PENGASSAN Issues Alert for Total Shutdown (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Imoke Appoints 25 CROs to Sensitise Grassroots (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Commends Rotary Asokoro Over Micro-Credit Facilities (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Strike Paralyses Businesses in Area Councils (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Counting the Economic Losses of Strike [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Businesses Slowly Resume in Abuja Suburbs (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mark Asks Jonathan to Fish Out Boko Haram Sponsors (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: No Northerner Killed in Edo - Oshiomhole (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gaidam Bans Motorcycles in Five Lgas (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Canada's Climate Change Interventions in the Country (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nasarawa's 'Acid Girl' Smiles Again in India (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Govt Firm as Unions Blink Over Fuel Subsidy (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Govt Plans National Natural Resource Audit (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Lagos Local Airport Remains Ghost Town, Paralysed By Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: APGA Chieftain to PDP - Leave Okorocha Alone (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Learn From MMD Costly Mistakes, FODEP Tells PF (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: 24-Hour Curfew in Niger After Riots (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Namugala's Team Distributed Maize for Votes, Says Witness (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Labour Shut Major Markets in Abuja (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Kitwe Council Keeps Levies (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Why Shell Will Continue Oil Spills in the Country [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: U.S$5 Million for Lusaka MFEZs Second Phase (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: NUJ President Condemns Attack On Media Trust Office (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Day Security Operatives Attacked Occupy Nigeria Protesters in Abuja [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Adamawa Killings - Nyako Gives N16 Million Assistance to Victims (Daily Trust)
• Angola/Nigeria: Home-Based Eagles Hold Angola 0-0 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Nation is Ripe for Electronic Voting - -Tuggar [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Residents Accuse Jonathan of Insensitivity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Stockbrokers Trade Outside NSE Floor (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Workers Defy FG's 'No Work, No Pay' Order (Daily Trust)
• Sudan: Govt Carries Out New Air Strikes, Say Rebels (Radio Dabanga)
• Africa: ICC Has Crucial Year Ahead in 2012 (Hirondelle)
• Nigeria: Caverton Takes Delivery of Three Helicopters (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Suswam Vs Ugba - NLC, ACN Clash At Tribunal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Reducing Forest Emissions Needs Good Science (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Commends the Country's Satellite Engineers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Political Protests, Protest Policing and Other Matters [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Warns Protesters, Forecloses Reversal of Subsidy Removal (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: Nigeria-Bound Weapons Intercepted in Accra (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Suspended LP Chairman Moves to HDP (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Industrial Court Defends Order Against Labour Strike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Airports Transit Lounges Are Shabby - Aligbe (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Says Shell Must Be 'Accountable' for Spills (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwara Charges Private Waste Managers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sokoto - How the Cookies Crumbled [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Withdrawal of Oil Subsidy - Why Government's Propaganda Isn't Working [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Robbers Kill Cyclist Along Abuja-Lokoja Road (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Talking Points on Social Media [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: We Would Fight Hike in Fees NANS [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: International Flights Now Depart Midnight (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Vote Good Leaders - -Abike Dabiri (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwali, Kuje Chairmen Want Labour to Suspend Strike (Daily Trust)
• Kenya: The King of Kalenjin Gospel (Nation)
• Nigeria: Schools May Increase Fees Parents Overwhelmed By Expenses Education Will Suffer - Analyst (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rioters Block Abuja-Keffi Road (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Education Will Suffer Over Fuel Subsidy Removal - Analyst (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Assessing the 'Rebellious' House of Aminu Tambuwal [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ASUU Strike - Diary of a Final Year Student (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: More Than 500 Citizens in Indian Jails - Envoy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why I Imposed 24-Hour Curfew in Kaduna - Yakowa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Foodstuffs Prices Witness Slight Increase (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Akerele to Jonathan - Don't Allow the Country to Disintegrate (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Customers Bemoan Collapse of ATMs in Lagos (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why Our Protests Are Peaceful, By Civil Society Groups (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Marwa Welcomes Postponement of Adamawa Guber Poll (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Banks Run Skeletal Services in Jos (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Army Procures Explosive Detectors (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Curtailing Reprisal Attacks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Osun Representatives Advise FG to Prosecute Oil Cabal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Union Asks Drivers to Return to Work (Daily Trust)
• Mozambique: Parliamentary Leaders Discuss Electoral Legislation (AIM)
• Mozambique: Maputo Council Pledges to Tackle Parking Problems (AIM)
• Mozambique: Quelimane Municipal Coffers Empty, Says Mayor (AIM)
• Mozambique: 40 Illegal Zimbabwean Miners Repatriated (AIM)
• Mozambique: Food Aid Agreement With Japan (AIM)
• Mozambique: People Resettled By Vale Protest (AIM)
• Egypt: Parliamentary Election Run-Offs Continue (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: Worse Than We Thought [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Accuses Labour, CSOs of Causing More Pain (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CSOs Allege FG's Plot to Declare Emergency Nationwide (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Protest - 11 Rights Groups Drag Jonathan to ICC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2012 Olympics Chukwumerije Grabs London Ticket (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senators, Reps to Resolve Crisis in 24 Hrs - Alison Madueke (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Country Must Use Chairmanship of UNSC to Champion Human Rights [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Secrecy Bill - DA Seeks Details of NCOP Ad Hoc Committee's First Meeting [press release] (DA)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Should Listen to Citizens - Gen Ikponmwen [interview] (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Bafana Bafana Team Doctor Retires From International Football (SAFA)
• South Africa: Makhabane and Jafta Back in Banyana Banyana Training in Stellenbosch (SAFA)
• Nigeria: Labour Issues Ultimatum On Subsidy Removal (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Telcos Urged to Improve Service Quality in 2012 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Spends N725.2 Million for 57 Boreholes (This Day)
• Nigeria: Sustaining NGOs for Effective Service Delivery [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: PRADIN Faults Jonathan's Re-Investment Committee (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG, Labour Talks Deadlocked (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Three States Deploy NASENI Solar Panels (This Day)
• Nigeria: Reduce Cost of Governance, Bureaucratic Corruption, FG Told (This Day)
• Nigeria: FAO Boss Prioritises Global Eradication of Hunger (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kudos, Knocks for Draft Harmonised ICT Policy (This Day)
• Djibouti: Government Refutes Al Shabaab's Claims (Garowe Online)
• Nigeria: Crowds Swell as Protest Enters Day Four (This Day)
• Nigeria: Time to End Subsidy On Inefficiency [opinion] (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Stock Market Ends On Bearish Note Amid Strike Action (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Imoke, Cross River State and PDP [opinion] (The Moment)
• Nigeria: FG Ranks at Bottom of 2011 Financial Development Index (The Moment)
• Egypt: Egypt Prepares to Mark Mubarak's Fall (The Moment)
• Nigeria: PENGASSAN to Shut Down Oil Platforms (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Banks Customers Bemoan Collapse of ATMs in Lagos (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Arrest Sponsors of Boko Haram, Senate Tasks FG (The Moment)
• Nigeria: NPL Moves to Protect League Players (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Achebe Leads Writers to Protest Subsidy Withdrawal (The Moment)
• Senegal: U.S. May Starve Senegal of Development Aid (The Moment)
• Libya: ICC Presses Hague Trial for Gaddafi (The Moment)
• Nigeria/Angola: Home-Based Eagles, Angola Play Goalless (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Protesters Kill Inspector, Burn INEC Office With 23 Vehicles (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Citizens and Fuel Subsidy Removal (3) [opinion] (The Moment)
• Somalia: UN Security Council Calls for Backing for Peacekeepers (UN News)
• Nigeria: Soldiers Move in As Rioters Burn Electoral Office (This Day)
• Cameroon: Business people upgrade security measures (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Leader Appears in Video (This Day)
• Nigeria: Soyinka to Join National Summit on Crisis (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gunmen Kill Four in Maiduguri (This Day)
• South Africa: Hey Eskom, Remember 2008? [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Nigeria: Bad Luck, Jonathan - Chaos Spreads [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Talking Politics a Cappella - the ANC Way [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Who Will Take Responsibility? [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Nigeria: Billions Lost to Corruption Could Have Maintained Fuel Subsidy (IPS)
• Nigeria: Our Strategies for Sustainable Pension Industry - PenCom (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Enugu Labour Leader Arrested, Remanded in Prison (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Country to Hold Trade, Investment Forum At Korea Expo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Amnesty International Asks Police to Stop Shooting At Protesters (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Saraki Calls for Reversal to N65/Litre (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PENGASSAN Puts Upstream Workers On Red Alert (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Urges Labour to End Strike, Embrace Dialogue (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Labour Asks Civil Servants to Ignore No-Work No-Pay Threat (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Security Forces Abuse Civilians Near Somali Border, Says Rights Group [press release] (HRW)
• Nigeria/Angola: Eagles Draw With Antelopes (This Day)
• Nigeria: No Going Back On Subsidy Removal - FG (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jos Golf Club Dissolves Executive, Sets Up Caretaker Committee (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Gives New Operational Status to JTF (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Defends Killing of Christians (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour Leader Jailed in Enugu (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Traditional Rulers' Diminishing Status [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Mark to Jonathan - Go After Sponsors of Boko Haram (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Govt Must Retain Fuel Subsidy, Strengthen the Naira Against the Dollar - Ogbeh [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria/Angola: Friendly - Angola Holds Eagles (Leadership)
• Nigeria: French Woman Set to Lead Falcons (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Brotherhood Among Muslims and Christians [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: A Tennis Academy Is Long Overdue in Abuja - Abe [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: How Jonathan Squandered Subsidy Fund - Bakare (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Muslim Clerics to Jonathan - Unmask Boko Haram, Fuel Subsidy Cabal (Leadership)
• Ghana: Jeffery Sachs in the Country for SADA Project (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: World Bank Gives NYEP 65 Million Dollars (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: COCOBOD Re-Routes Cocoa (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: CEPA Predicts Rise in Bog Policy Rate (Accra Mail)
• Nigeria: The Country Losses N82 Billion Daily to the Strike - LCCI (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour Strike - Three Die in Auto Crash in Lagos (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG's Court Order Not Fraudulent - Industrial Court (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Labour Seeks Revolution If ... (Leadership)
• Kenya: Secure Hot-Spots Now! [editorial] (Nation)
• South Africa/Zambia: Bafana Bafana Play to a Draw Against Zambia (SAFA)
• Nigeria: FG, Labour Meeting Deadlocked (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Mixed Reactions Trail Curfew in Kaduna (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Must Revert to N65 a Litre of Fuel, Labour Insists (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Protesters in Minna Set INEC Office, Governor's Campaign Office Ablaze (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 24-Hour Curfew - Soldiers, Police Take Over Kaduna (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Increased Violence As Nigeria Protests Enter Third Day (Leadership)
• Namibia: Officials Assess Roof Damage At School (New Era)
• Namibia: 15-Year-Old Learner Returning From Holiday Raped (New Era)
• Namibia: What Impact Will an Obama Re-Election Have On Country As Well As Africa? (New Era)
• Namibia: Budget Discourse. Paradigm Shift? (New Era)
• Namibia: Tsumeb Probe Spreads to Grootfontein (New Era)
• Namibia: Angola Warns Local Settlers (New Era)
• Namibia: NWR Workers Angry Over Poor Transport (New Era)
• Namibia: You Too Have New Year Resolutions . (New Era)
• Namibia: Alleged Serial Rapist Is a Headman (New Era)
• Namibia: NFA Loses Its CAF Appeal (New Era)
• Namibia: Drawn - Out Itireleng Dispute a Financial Drain (New Era)
• Namibia: Hailstorm Damages Otjiwarongo Houses (New Era)
• Namibia: Crash Victims to Be Buried Today (New Era)
• Namibia: Tunacor to Retrench 145 (New Era)
• Namibia: Respect Should Be the 2012 Motto for Local Youths (New Era)
• Kenya: Equity Bank Clinches Sh2 Billion Low Interest Fund for SMEs (Nation)
• Kenya: Is God Unhappy With an African Becoming Pope? [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: PNU Youths Demand Their Place in Party (The Star)
• Kenya: ODM Calls Strategy Meeting to Plot Future (Nation)
• Kenya: Murder Case Witness Abducted and Dumped (The Star)
• Ghana: Michael 'The Bison' Essien is Back (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: The People Will Not Fail us in 2012 - President Mills (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.5 Percent (Accra Mail)
• South Africa/Ghana: South Africa Alter Squad for Ghana Friendly (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Gov't to Deepen Relations With Netherlands in Water and Sanitation - VP (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Gyan Joins Black Stars in Rustenburg (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Election 2012 - Let He Who Is Without Blame Cast the First Stone (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: MoFA Launches Website (Accra Mail)
• Kenya: To Secure Your Dreams, Insure the House (Nation)
• Ghana: 'Leave Nana Addo Alone' - Nyaho (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Parliament to Re-Open January 24 (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Dignified Mills Presidency Has No Scandals - Okudzeto (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Messi Crowned World Best Footballer Again (Accra Mail)
• Ghana: Selorm Galley, Miss Goldenwood Beauty Pageant And Talent Hunt 2011 (Accra Mail)
• Kenya: British-American Warns Profits Will Drop By 25 Percent (The Star)
• Kenya: Twenty Suspected Witches Killed in Malindi, Magarini (The Star)
• East Africa: Kenya Not Leading Attraction, Report (The Star)
• Cameroon: Uncertain Prospects for Relationship with China (IPS)
• Sudan: Implementation of Darfur Peace Document Shows Promise (UN News)
• Kenya: Parents Advised On How to Cut Textbooks Budget (The Star)
• Kenya: Congo's Survival in Doubt As Up Country Clubs Raid Coast Side (The Star)
• Kenya: Maralal Mobile Phone Shop Broken Into and Cash Stolen (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh200,000 Recovered From Thugs (The Star)
• Kenya: Githae Says School Terms Should Be Tied to Budget (The Star)
• Kenya: Ruto Goes for New URP Party (The Star)
• Kenya: 6,000 More Form One Places (The Star)
• Kenya: Man Kills Wife Over Harvest (The Star)
• Kenya: Lynching of Baraza Over Spat With Guard Wrong [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Nchoe Support for Governorship (The Star)
• Kenya: Nandi PNU Branches in Funds Dispute Ahead of Saitoti Tour (The Star)
• Kenya: Family of Abducted Pharmacist Appeals for His Return (The Star)
• Kenya: Kingi Fights EAPCC Board Court Ruling (The Star)
• Kenya: De Klerk's Advice On Leadership [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: State House Denies First Family Drugs Link (The Star)
• Kenya: Cameroonian Coach Awono Upbeat As Gor Stay Focused (The Star)
• Kenya: Gatanga Cousins Jailed for Stealing Cow (The Star)
• Kenya: Kanu Cautions Uhuru Over Ties With PNU Alliance (The Star)
• Kenya: Kiplagat Concerned Over Falling Standards in Kisii (The Star)
• Kenya: Magarini Residents to Benefit From Irrigation Projects (The Star)
• Kenya: Mass Grave Burial for 10 Killed in Isiolo Tribe Feuds (The Star)
• Kenya: Why Real Estate Is Booming (The Star)
• Kenya: Akwana Gets Italian Assistant As Rangers Plot to Topple Tusker (The Star)
• Kenya: NCIC Cautions Against Facebook Hate Speech (The Star)
• Guinea Bissau: Another Blow to a Fragile Democracy [analysis] (IPS)
• Kenya: Austin Makacha and Mathare United Part Ways (The Star)
• Kenya: Lugari Residents Welcome IEBC New Constituency (The Star)
• Kenya: Obuya Catapults Country to Victory (The Star)
• Kenya: Shilling Banks On Tea Sales and Central Bank Support (The Star)
• Kenya: Bandari Players Resolve to Stay Put Despite Relegation (The Star)
• Kenya: I Didn't Endorse Ole Kiyiapi - Ntimama (The Star)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole - Govt Will Deal With Criminals Disguising as Protesters (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Used Subsidy to Finance Election - Bakare (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Protester's Killing - NHRC Seeks Speedy Trial of DPO (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Women, Religion and Peace [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: UN Chief Meets Foreign Minister On Piracy, Terrorist Attack (Daily Trust)
• Kenya: Foreign Demand Pushes EABL Further Up (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Transcript of Mutare Mayor Brian James On Question Time [interview] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Chimani Constituency Office Still Closed (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: War Vet and White Farmer Behind Chiredzi Ranch Invasions (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Turned Into War Zone As Vendors Clash With Police (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Constitution Drafters Cleared of Any Wrongdoing (SW Radio)
• South Africa: SAFA Holds Constructive Media Meeting (SAFA)
• Zimbabwe: Local Artist Wins Top Award (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Take Theatre to the People [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Macheso Ropes in Sakala, Mega (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: FBC Holds On to Turnall Stake (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: The Value of a Security-Loss Control Strategy [opinion] (The Herald)
• Africa: Presidents 'Starved' at South African Ruling Party Celebrations (Monitor)
• Zimbabwe: Promotions Bounce Back As Battle for Customers Hots Up (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Fibre Optic Project Misses Target (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Withholding of Amounts Payable Under Contracts [press release] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Local Sought for Telecel Top Job (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Khaya Moyo Hails Nicaragua's Ortega (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Government Lifts Ban On Temporary Teacher Recruitment (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mount Darwin East Legislator Chikava Dies (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Rains Set to Resume (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Cold Comfort Primary Still a Trust School, Says Mutasa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'We Will Always Be Grateful to SA' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Police Fight Running Battles With Gold Panners (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Central Bank Ordered to Pay U.S$4,5 Million Salary Arrears (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Police, Vendors Clash (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Rhino Horn Case Takes New Twist (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Easihold Contests Parking Deal's Termination (The Herald)
• North Africa: Live Chat Sheds Light on What the Arab World Needs Now [press release] (World Bank)
• South Africa: Record Numbers for East London Ironman (BuaNews)
• Uganda: 'International Pay' Promise for Scientists (SciDev.Net)
• South Africa: Clamp Down on Unregistered SIM Card Sales (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Three Weeks to Fix Train Damage (BuaNews)
• Zimbabwe: No Respite for City's Eastern Suburbs [analysis] (The Herald)
• Africa: Oil and Israel - Unalterable Determinants of U.S Policy [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Three Months Jail for Defrauding Farmers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Polygamous Man Rapes Fifth Wife's Niece (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Quartet in Court for Stealing Baked Beans (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Rapes 12-Year-Old Girl (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Fresh Hearing for RBZ Worker (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Up for Assault (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Hardbody Cleared to Join PSL, but . . . (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe/Botswana: Mighty Warriors Get Boost (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Manatsa Sinks Mountaineers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe/South Africa: ZNSSA Off to SA Conference (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Drought-Stricken Country Reels Under Extreme Rainfall (AlertNet)
• Zimbabwe: CAPS Get Irish Coach (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Johansson Calls for Blatter's Probe (The Moment)
• South Africa: Support Net Widens for School Leavers (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Police Nab Fugitive Kotze (BuaNews)
• Nigeria: No Link Between Strike and Violence, Say Unions (RFI)
• Nigeria: The Fuel Crisis and its Implications for the Fight Against Boko Haram [analysis] (ISS)
• Africa: The Road to 2012 Women Championship Finals Begins (CAF)
• Somalia: A Soldier Kills an Elder in Southwestern Region (Shabelle)
• South Africa: Afcon Finalists to Test Bafana Depth (SA Info)
• Africa: Country Assumes UNSC Presidency (SA Info)
• Uganda: Central Bank Governor Named in UBC Land Saga (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Meets Kacita, Warns Against Strikes (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Cleaning a Virus Infected Computer [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Hats Off to City of Harare, CABS [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Government Should Take Over Cold Comfort School [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Respect Court Orders [opinion] (The Herald)
• Africa: Resource Nationalism - Why the West Is Jittery [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Dismissal Rate On the Increase [column] (The Herald)
• Kenya: Elephant Invades Caana and Ikanga (The Star)
• Kenya: CCTV Cameras Installed At Likoni Crossing Channel (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh4.5 Million Drug Suspect Weeps in Court (The Star)
• Kenya: Kigumo Security Beefed Up Ahead of MP Kamau Father's Burial (The Star)
• Kenya: UK Alert Not Affecting Tourism, Hoteliers Say (The Star)
• Kenya: Baraza Should Resign If She Pointed a Gun [editorial] (The Star)
• Kenya: Team to Oversee Salaries Sworn in (The Star)
• Kenya: Two Families Claim to Own Sh4.2 Billion Land in Eldoret (The Star)
• Kenya/Egypt: Pharaonic Test (The Star)
• Kenya: Kakamega County Aspirants Accused (The Star)
• Kenya: Baraza Silent On Resignation (The Star)
• Kenya: DP Wants Balala As Its Presidential Candidate (The Star)
• Kenya: Tough Duel for KMSF Awards On the Cards (The Star)
• Kenya: Farmers Oppose KCC Privatisation Plans (The Star)
• Kenya: City Council of Nairobi Services Are Now Digital (The Star)
• Kenya: 600 Pupils in Taita to Miss Form One Slots (The Star)
• Kenya: Nyahururu Man Jailed for Two Years for Conning Job Seekers (The Star)
• Uganda: Abide By the Rules or We Ban You - Fufa Warns USL (New Vision)
• Kenya: Use of Serviced Offices Improve Corporate Growth Prospects [opinion] (The Star)
• Uganda: 430,000 P.7 Leavers to Get Free Education (New Vision)
• Kenya: Five Million Children in Western Get Polio Vaccine (The Star)
• Uganda: Julia Sebutinde - The Making of a World Court Judge (New Vision)
• Kenya: Watamu Beach Boys Attack Three Policemen (The Star)
• Uganda: Women Set for DR Congo - Coach (New Vision)
• Kenya: Interest Rate Cuts Likely to Come in June, Says Economist (The Star)
• Uganda: Museveni Meets Turkish Investors (New Vision)
• Kenya: Police Dismiss 'UN' Bomb Alert (The Star)
• Uganda: Tycoon Kabuye's Sh1 Billion Wedding Charms Revellers (New Vision)
• Kenya: Diaspora Investment Forum Set (The Star)
• Uganda: Time for Confrontational Politics Is Over [opinion] (New Vision)
• Kenya: CJ Mutunga Blamed for Lawyers' Strike (The Star)
• Uganda: Fufa, USL Standoff - SOS Petitions Fifa for Mulindwa to Resign (New Vision)
• Kenya: Teachers in Bomet Oppose Longer Term (The Star)
• Uganda: From Naalya to St. Mary's College, Ssenyonjo Retires to More Work (New Vision)
• Uganda: Cindy Fires Up 'Embaga Y'embaata' (New Vision)
• Kenya: Kiharu MP Faults IEBC New Regions (The Star)
• Uganda: Electricity Authority to Hike Tariffs Today (New Vision)
• Kenya: Court Halts Planned Removal of IEBC Chiefs (The Star)
• Uganda: Fake HIV Kit Not in Country (New Vision)
• Kenya: Kibaki Urges IEBC to Hold Credible Polls (Nation)
• Kenya: Is Posta's Role Diminishing? (Nation)
• Uganda: Will Fifa President Open Njeru Centre? (New Vision)
• Kenya: Poll - Youth to Play Pivotal Role in 2012 Election (Nation)
• Uganda: Kampala Shops Closed Over Interest Rates (New Vision)
• Uganda: Lyantonde - Town in a Hub of Hospitality (Monitor)
• Tanzania: We're Out of Mapinduzi Cup Title Race, Confesses Taifa Stars Coach (Citizen)
• Uganda: Safety Is the Main Reason Drivers Keep Left or Right (Monitor)
• Uganda: Journalist Charged With Treason, Asks for Bail Over Ailments (Monitor)
• Uganda: Orombi Retires to Continue Serving (Monitor)
• Uganda: Cracked Windscreens Can Lead to Death (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Pinda Awards Taifa Stars (Citizen)
• Uganda: Former CID Boss Kuteesa Appointed Interpol Director (Monitor)
• Tanzania: TFF - Postpone Simba, Yanga Games (Citizen)
• Uganda: What It Means to Grow Up in a Slum (Monitor)
• Uganda: Why Swapping Car Engines Should Be Avoided (Monitor)
• Uganda: IGG Issues Sacking Letters (Monitor)
• Uganda: Kwoyelo Sent Back to Luzira (Monitor)
• Uganda: Teachers Served Rotten Meat At Retreat (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Barclays Names 4 Winners of Debit Card Promotion (Citizen)
• Uganda: Why Stay in a Dysfunctional Marriage? (Monitor)
• Tanzania: 95 Percent of Miners Get Bank Loans - Study (Citizen)
• Uganda: Police Move to Reduce Road Carnage (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Hamad Rashid Goes to Court Over Expulsion (Citizen)
• Uganda: Youth Tipped On Appropriate Low Cost Technology (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Police Disrupt Kafulila Rally, Claim It Was Hosted Illegally (Citizen)
• Uganda: Parking Correctly Should Be Stress Free (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Bridge Over Kigamboni Creek to Create 3,000 Jobs (Citizen)
• Uganda: Bad Roads Blamed for Rising Accidents (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Govt Orders Change of Kits Used to Test for HIV (Citizen)
• Tanzania: Lowassa Criticises Parties Over Demos (Citizen)
• Tanzania: 'Sacked' Interns to Resume Duties (Citizen)
• Uganda: Quality Oil Is Every Engine's Blood (Monitor)
• Tanzania: Be Careful On Plan to Slash Spending, Govt Told (Citizen)