June 18, 2012

• Egypt: Army to Hand Over Power to President End of June (Aswat Masriya)
• Malawi: Rights Activist Fights Child Labour, Child Brides [interview] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Egypt: UN Agency Launches Project to Boost Food Security and Nutrition (UN News)
• Libya: Illegal Detentions Hit Thousands, Says Rights Group [press release] (HRW)
• Nigeria: Sunday Service Amidst Insecurity in Jos (RNW Africa)
• Algeria: Long Delays Taint Terrorism Trials, Says Rights Group [press release] (HRW)
• Ghana: Inequalities Grow Despite New Oil Wealth (IRIN)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Region Condemns Cross-Border Attack (Informer)
• Liberia: Ten Wanted in Connection With Border Attack (Informer)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Govt Relaxes 24-Hour Curfew (This Day)
• Egypt: Constituent Assembly Holds First Session Today - Ayman Nour (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Bagato Denies Committee Confirmed Mursi's Victory (Aswat Masriya)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Victims Speak on Warlord's Sentence (Lubanga Trial Website)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Prosecution Calls for 30-Year Jail Term for Warlord [document] (Lubanga Trial Website)
• Nigeria: Man Lynched for Alleged Homosexuality (Vanguard)
• Egypt: Islamists Ignore Military Dissolution of Parliament (Aswat Masriya)
• Africa: Post-Humanitarian Advertising - Because You're Worth It! [analysis] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Africa: Rio+20 - Pursuing the 'Sustainable Development' Agenda? (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Egypt: Nation Votes for Stability But Gets Uncertainty (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Egypt: Brotherhood Seeks Victory By Imposing Fait Accompli - Shafiq Spokesman (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: 'Okada' Ban - Bicycles Return to Jos Roads (Vanguard)
• Zambia: Three Axed for Illegal Plot Allocation (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Tackle Non-Tariff Barriers, Urges U.S. Expert (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Cattle Herding Robs East Boy-Child Right to Education (Times of Zambia)
• Rwanda: Bralirwa Distributors Receive Trucks (Focus)
• Somalia: Fighting Renews in Gedo Region, South West Somalia (Shabelle)
• Sudan: Sudan to Reduce Ministries and Government Members (Sudan Tribune)
• Zambia: Airtel Targets 200 Towers in Rural Areas (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: The Role of the Media in the Constitution Making Process (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Witness Narrates How a Suspect Was Killed (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Kaduna State Govt Relaxes Curfew By 12 Hours (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Man, 60, in Court for Assaulting Eight-Year-Old Girl (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Violence - Doctors Confirm 66 Deaths, 140 Hospitalised (Leadership)
• Liberia: House Wants Control Over LTA's Budget (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Ellen Undeterred (New Democrat)
• Uganda: CNOOC Uganda Donates Sh85 Million in Drugs to Treat Cholera (New Vision)
• Ghana: UN Confab On Sustainable Development Kicks Off Wednesday (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Scientist Calls for Local People's Input in Adaptation (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Abandon Party Politics, Says Archbishop Sarpong (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Support Destitute Children - Rev (Mrs) Barnor (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Green Economy in the Context of Sustainable Development (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Ghana Imports $74 Million Gas (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: The Economy, Ghana and the Cedi [analysis] (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Call for Home-Grown Democracy Is Right [editorial] (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: AI Commends Ghana for Humane Approach to Eviction (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: New DCE for Ahafo Ano South (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Acting President Calls for Peace At Hohoe (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: The Tragedy At Hohoe and the Murder At Narkwa [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Health Ministry to Deal With Bottlenecks (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: OKESS Celebrates Diamond Jubilee (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• West Africa: Veep Opens ECOWAS Games (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Liberia: Emzor Pharmaceutical Industries to Promote Health Sector (Informer)
• Liberia: Veep Boakia On Sustainable Forest, Land Management (Informer)
• Liberia: Be Mindful of National Resources Distribution (Informer)
• Liberia: Chief Mike, Cabinet Wins Igbo Community Elections (Informer)
• Liberia: Chainsaw Union Strategizes On Forest Protection (Informer)
• Ghana: Ultra-Modern Sports Hall Outdoored (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Stop Food Vendors From Cooking in Odawna Mall (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Cocaine Turned-Soda Powder Saga State Still Not Ready With Witnesses (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: AMA Distributes Desks/Commissions Toilet Facilities (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Health Areas to Invest in (EA Business)
• Namibia: DTA Condemns Passion Killings (New Era)
• Namibia: Expensive Land in Urban Areas Irks NCCI (New Era)
• Namibia: Education and Sports Should Go Hand in Hand! (New Era)
• Gambia: Fingerprint Expert's Testimony Closes Prosecution's Case in Briton Murder Trial (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Basse Communities Sensitised On Child Abuse, Others (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: I Saw Men Dressed Like Women Police Detective Tells Court in 'Homosexuals' Trial (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Armitage Graduates 85th Batch (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: World Bank Gives Positive Report On GEAPP (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Journalists Complete Training On Human Interest Reporting (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: FNB WHS Sports Festival Coming (New Era)
• Gambia: First Lady Wraps-Up Tour of Health Facilities With Visit to Rvth (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Sports Ministry Reacts to IOC, ANOCA Letter (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Population Commission Sensitises Journalists On Revised Policy (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: President's Office Says No 'Ziyareh' Is Allowed in Gunjur [press release] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Be Role Models in Darfur President Jammeh Tells Gamcoy 14 (Daily Observer)
• Africa: Day of the African Child Commemorated (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: King Colley Opens Defence in Economic Crime Trial (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: HACT Training Wraps-Up (Daily Observer)
• Tanzania: Budget Shows Little Impact On Dar Bourse (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar to Build New Port (EA Business)
• Namibia: BA Swimming in a Pool of Moolah (New Era)
• Tanzania: Politics - Which Comes First, Religion or Faith? [opinion] (Daily News)
• Uganda: Insurance Industry Registers Increase (EA Business)
• Namibia: Corruption Watchdog Swoops on Education Ministry (New Era)
• Rwanda: World Bank to Improve Nation's Export Sector (EA Business)
• Tanzania: Chadema Prepares for 2015 Elections (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Rep. Distributes 60 Motorcycles to Supporters (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: BON Sets Standards for Low-Income Earners (New Era)
• Tanzania: Govt to Enhance Efficiency, Service Delivery (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Federal Government Flags Off Civil Service Week (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: Victory Race Off to Good Start (New Era)
• Tanzania: Sunni Muslim Jamaat Amends Constitution (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Don't Lose Hope in Nigeria, Oshiomhole Tells Varsity Students (Daily Trust)
• Tanzania: Regional Community Reviews Security Amidst Challenges (EA Business)
• Nigeria: Reps Justify Suspension of Lawan (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Keetmanshoop to Get N$92 Million Retail Centre (New Era)
• Tanzania: Jamboleo Editor for Burial in Mara (Daily News)
• Uganda: New Ferry for Lake Victoria Islands (EA Business)
• Nigeria: Finance Institute Inducts 80 New Members (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Anenih Commends Benin Monarch Over Igbinedion's Pardon (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Cops Engage Community Crime Busters (New Era)
• Tanzania: MPs Worried Over 'Narrow Tax Base' (Daily News)
• Uganda: 2012 ACIA Awards Focus On Agriculture (EA Business)
• Nigeria: Education Sector Needs More Attention - Minister (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Central Bank Should be Independent (Vanguard)
• Cameroon: Yaounde - Rainwater Kills Adult at Simbock (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: Female AFCON - Cameroon Sails Through (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Memve'ele Hydroelectric Project - The Presidential Go Ahead (Cameroon Tribune)
• Namibia: Traditional Leaders Meet Pohamba On German Genocide (New Era)
• Tanzania: TBS to Blame for Bad Petrol Imports (Daily News)
• Uganda: Musisi Presents KCCA Budget Report Today (New Vision)
• East Africa: Higher Pay As Deficit Widens (EA Business)
• Nigeria: Suswam Woos Foreign Investors With Tax Holidays (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Struggle Kids Give Ultimatum (New Era)
• Tanzania: Drug Production Set to Double (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Firstbank Offers Single Digit Rate to Small Businesses (Daily Trust)
• East Africa: Region to Cut Fake Goods' Entry Into Regional Markets (EA Business)
• Namibia: NTB Defends 'Endless Horizons' (New Era)
• Nigeria: I Was in Calabar [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Is 'Nyumba-Ya-Mungu' Dam No Longer the 'House of God?' (Daily News)
• South Africa: Coca-Cola Cry-Baby (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Try First Twitter-Activated Sampling Machine in Cape Town (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Gary Leih On the Changing Role of Digital (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: New Fleet Management System for Grindrod Vessels (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Busa, Government Agree On GFIP, But... (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Who Is Sam Case Study - Nedbank Gets Personal With Facebook Connect APP (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: KBT Productions Presents Seven Projects At Arts Festival (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Charity Recipient Gets Visit From 702 (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: John Brown Media Welcomes New Head of Digital (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Employment Forecast for Future Is Positive - Manpowergroup (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Design Indaba 2012 Hits the Sweet Spots (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Be the Judge At Southern Sun Pretoria's Masterchef-Themed Night Dinners (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: Igbinedion University - One dead, 50 vehicles burnt as ex-militants, cultists clash (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Put Mthethwa in the Dock for Alleged Involvement in Mdluli Saga [press release] (DA)
• Liberia: E. J. Goodridge High Sch. Expresses Satisfaction for WAEC Results (Informer)
• South Africa: Equity Share Schemes Must Be Promoted More Actively in All Provinces [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Minister Motshekga Must Explain Failure to Comply With Textbook Court Order [press release] (DA)
• Rwanda: Genocide Suspects Living On Swiss Comfortably (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Kony, Ntaganda Top Priority List of ICC Chief (News of Rwanda)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - the Riddle Behind Probes (The Moment)
• Rwanda: Proximity Is What Made Rwandan Genocide Particular (Focus)
• Rwanda: Habumuremyi Impressed By BRD Success (Focus)
• Rwanda: It's a Brave Budget in Very Challenging Times (Focus)
• Rwanda: Let's Build Kinya-Wiki (Focus)
• Rwanda: 'Locals Are Good Blood Donors,' Says Blood Transfusion Center (Focus)
• Rwanda: 'We Are Sitting On a Gold Mine,' Says Local Software Developer (Focus)
• Rwanda: Environmental Degradation Threatens Gorillas, and Tourism Earnings (Focus)
• West Africa: Ecowas Games - Nigeria Closes-in On Ghana (Daily Trust)
• Angola: Progresso Draw With Académica Do Soyo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Petro Lose to Kabuscorp in Provincial Hockey Championship (ANGOP)
• Angola: Results and Standing of Girabola's 13th Round (ANGOP)
• Africa: Planning for Urban Population Surge Will Limit Crises - Experts (AlertNet)
• Angola: APAL Chairman Pledges Unity in Athletics (ANGOP)
• Angola: Miss Universe Hands Over Prize At Rio+20 Summit (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benguela Governor Hails Pace of Social Works (ANGOP)
• Southern Africa: Angola Hosts SADC's Infrastructures Ministers Meeting (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angola Presents Environment Programme in Brazil (ANGOP)
• Africa: Poor Governance Choking Progressive Thinking (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Angola: Young People Must Promote Local Habits and Customs - Cleric (ANGOP)
• Angola: Congolese Citizens Detained for Border Infringement (ANGOP)
• Angola: Faithful of Tocoist Church Pray for Country (ANGOP)
• Angola/Morocco: Local Referee Officiates in CAF Cup in Brazzaville (ANGOP)
• Angola: Bambila Re-Edits Latest CD (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer Rossana DA Piedade Releases New Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: Petro Coach Accepts Nil-Nil Draw With Caála (ANGOP)
• Angola: Spontaneous Movement and Dj João Lopes to Hold Show (ANGOP)
• Angola: Petro Get Delayed in Race to Top Position (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister of Transports Continues Inaugurations (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Georges Chikoti Starts Visit in Italy (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Mount Kenya Project Points the Way to Rural Renewal (AlertNet)
• South Africa/Equatorial Guinea: Banyana Qualify for African Champs (SA Info)
• South Africa/Gabon: Bafana Find Winning Form Against Gabon (SA Info)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Curfew Relaxed - Now Dusk to Dawn (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Coach Phiri Hails Napsa Performance (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Fake Wigs Land Two Foreign Nationals in Court (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Commission Warns Bakeries Over Labels (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: All Set for Chiluba Memorial (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: National Rally Enters Round Three (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Zambia Closed Chess Tourney On (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: State to Bail Out Ruggers (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Rising Orphan Numbers Worry First Lady (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Tracing Lucky Dube's Roots (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Man Guns Down Suspected Rival (The Herald)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Renewed Violence Hits Western Region [press release] (MSF)
• Ethiopia: Pastoralists Forced Off Their Land for Sugar Plantations [press release] (HRW)
• Zimbabwe: SAZ Pushes for Compulsory Product Testing (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Handcuffed Thief Escapes From Moving Car (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: ZNCC Congress to Zero in on Trade (The Herald)
• Africa: Women and Sustainability - Organizations to Watch At Rio+20 [press release] (Worldwatch Institute)
• West Africa: Crucial Pledging Conference to Save Millions of Hungry Children and Families Across Sahel [press release] (Oxfam)
• Africa: G20 Must Not Allow Euro Crisis to Sideline the Rest of the World [press release] (Oxfam)
• Africa: Left in the Dark - Lack of Information Is Damaging Fight Against Corruption, Campaigners Warn [press release] (Christian Aid)
• Zimbabwe: Entrepreneurship With Fanuel Kangondo - Interfin, Genesis Saga Sends Wrong Signals (The Herald)
• South Africa: South Africans Show Support for Sustainability Labels [press release] (Fairtrade Africa)
• Liberia: Our Renewed Call to the 53rd Legislature [editorial] (Heritage)
• Liberia: WAPM Recovery Program Distributes Seed Rice/Cash to Refugees (Heritage)
• Liberia: SOS Call Out for Ailing Liberian Girl (Heritage)
• South Africa: Salient Features of the Private Security Industry Regulation Amendment Bill [analysis] (ISS)
• Zimbabwe: ZWRCN Women Empowerment - the Tragedy of Mrs X [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Five Robbers Arrrested (The Herald)
• Africa: Parliamentarians Gather in Malawi for a Fairtrade Breakfast [press release] (Fairtrade Africa)
• Liberia: Liberia Congratulates England & Northern Ireland On National Day (Heritage)
• Liberia: Senate Pro-Tempore - Replace Mary Broh or Else... (Heritage)
• Liberia: Peace, Security Issues Top MRU Summit (Heritage)
• Africa: Putting Forests At the Heart of a New, Greener Economy [press release] (FAO)
• Africa: Tax Justice Can Help Fund Sustainable Development, Campaigners Urge Rio+20 [press release] (Christian Aid)
• Egypt: New Food Security and Nutrition Project for Egypt [press release] (FAO)
• Liberia: The President Is Not Accessible to Children-Teenage Based Group Asserts (Heritage)
• Liberia: CDC Issues New Public Communication Policy (Heritage)
• Liberia: National Youth Bill Validation Begins In Gbarnga Today (Heritage)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Part-Time Refugees Commute Between Congo and Uganda (RNW Africa)
• Zimbabwe: Arda Goes for Self-Reliance (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: TSL Eyes Outgrower Scheme (The Herald)
• Africa: Rio+20 - the 'Landscape Approach' (IRIN)
• Nigeria: African Press Review 18 June 2012 (RFI)
• Mozambique: NCIS Port Security Exchange With Mozambicans Held On HSV 2 (U.S. Africa Command)
• Africa: AfDB Hails Public-Private Partnerships As Major Aid to African Water and Sanitation [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Zimbabwe: Climate Story - Rio+20 Will Be No Honeymoon [opinion] (The Herald)
• Africa: AfDB Invests U.S. $18 Million to Help Fill Infrastructure Finance Gap in Africa [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Zimbabwe: Premier Opens Shop for Farmers (The Herald)
• Africa: New Report Highlights Raft of Inspiring Examples of Transformative Actions By Cities and Local Governments [press release] (UNEP)
• Zimbabwe: BNC to Pay Off Retrenched Workers (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Blacklist Errant Bankers [opinion] (The Herald)
• West Africa: Stakeholders Move to Strengthening Media Contributions to Regional Peace, Stability [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Zimbabwe: Manica Board Gets U.S.$10 Million Boost (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Fate of Suspected Terrorist to Be Known on Monday, Police Confirm (Daily News)
• Namibia: Banks Face Deadline for Basic Accounts (Namibian)
• Egypt/Central African Republic: Post-Match Reaction - Egypt VS Central African Republic (CAF)
• Zimbabwe/Nigeria: Super Falcons Too Much for Zimbabwe (CAF)
• Ghana: 1,175 Students in Ashanti Equipped With ICT Tools (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: CEDEP Throws Lifeline to Women Aspirants (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Finance Minister Should Account for Unaccounted Oil Proceeds - PIAC (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Companies Battle for Positions in Ghana Club 100 Rankings (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Otumfuo Cautions Political Parties Against Violence (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana/Cameroon: Ghana Miss Out on AWC, Ethiopia Qualify (CAF)
• Nigeria: Okagbare, First Bank Inspire Youths (This Day)
• Nigeria: Board Appointments Cause Rancour in PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Warriors Thumb Up Falcons (This Day)
• Nigeria: NSE Index Closes Higher Amid Profit-Taking and Anxiety (This Day)
• Nigeria: Auchi Residents Decry High Cost of Tomatoes (Vanguard)
• Somalia: Sardo Agency Carries Out Developing Projects in Somalia (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Roadside Bomb in Mogadishu Kills One,Wounds Three (Shabelle)
• Somalia: Somali Pirates Kill Each Other in the Coast Town of Hobyo (Shabelle)
• Nigeria: 40 Percent Cassava Inclusion in Flour - Are the Millers Fighting Back? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: DANA Crash - NAAPE Implores Travelling Public Not to Panic (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bomb Attacks - Zaria Remains Calm (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Opuwo Trade Fair Generates N$60 000 (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nedbank Launches Financial Notes Programme (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nujoma Calls for New Era in Industrialisation (Namibian)
• Kenya: Four Thugs Killed in Nairobi (The Star)
• Kenya: Kenya Scores Highly in HIV Circumcision Campaign (The Star)
• Kenya: Fight Against Cancer Gets a Boost (The Star)
• Kenya: Requem Mass for the Rest of the Crash Victims Today (The Star)
• Nigeria: Bayelsans, Others Praise Dickson Over Wage Bill Probe (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Group Warns Against Sale of Gas Plant, Oil Field in Delta (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Elegbe, Atasie Confident in Sanusi's Cashless Policy (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Okagbare, First Bank Inspire Youths (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Athletes Flood Calabar for Olympic Trials (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Country Needs Sustainable Food Production Facility - Netherlands Envoy (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Revised 2012-2014 Revenue/Expenditure Framework - Tough and Harder Times Ahead [column] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police Recover 41 Arms, Arrest 81 Robbery Suspects in Enugu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Orji Warns LG Caretaker Chairmen (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FDI - Asaba Airport As Case Study - 4 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta Speaker Forecloses Plan to Extend Tenure (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Saw U.S.$3 Million Bribery Scandal Coming - Representative (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anambra, El Rufai and 'Poverty' [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mainone at 2 - Challenges Govt On Open Broadband Market (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We Bought Performing Loans From Banks to Save Them From Collapsing - AMCON [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ogoni Residents Flay FG Over Delay in UNEP Report Implementation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Tension in Sapele Over Quit Notices (Vanguard)
• Egypt: Mursi Ahead With 52 Percent of Votes - Campaign (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Salafi Party Thanks Nation for Election Results (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Ahead of Shafiq in Giza (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi in the Lead in Alexandria (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Ahead of Shafiq in Damietta (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Army Forces to Secure Ballots Until Final Results (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Table of Latest Results (Aswat Masriya)
• Sudan: IOM Relocates Sudanese Refugees in Ethiopia (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Sudan Urges Europe to Resume Its Economic Support (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: Jacob Zuma and the Second Transition - the Print Media [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Youth - It's Time for Action [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Bheki Cele - Set Up to Fail From the Start [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Egypt: Brotherhood in Arms - Morsi's Early Victory [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: The Conflict That May Define South Africa's Future - Labour Brokers' Side [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Namibia: Brave Warriors Frozen Out (Namibian)
• Nigeria: DANA Crash - Church Condoles With Families (This Day)
• Nigeria: Brokers Call for Tax Incentives for Companies (This Day)
• Nigeria: Scores Killed in Kaduna, Zaria Bombings, Reprisals (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG to Boost Young Farmers With N37 Billion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Operators Kick As Lawmakers Move to Amend AMCON Act (This Day)
• Nigeria: FRC Boss, Obazee, Backs Listing of Telcos On Exchange (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ondo - PDP Agrees On Consensus Candidate (This Day)
• Nigeria: Interbank Rates Rise On N109 Billion Outflow (This Day)
• Nigeria: LBS Lecturer Wins IBFR Research Award (This Day)
• Nigeria: CBN Threatens to Sanction Dividend Warrant Printers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Another Black Sunday (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why Lawan Was Not Arrested After Collecting Bribe (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Bad Fuel Not Responsible for DANA Crash' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dangote Regains Stock Exchange Presidency (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Seeks States' Effort in Promotion of Non-Oil Exports (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Nigeria Should Adopt State Police' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Data Security Key to Success of Cashless Policy - Expert (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Insecurity - Governor Aliyu Urges FG to Release Whitepaper (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Condemns Blasts, Asks God to Intervene (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Pre-Registered SIM Cards Not Envisaged by NCC - Study (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Refinery Faults Report On Waste Pollution (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Reuben Is Nigeria's Vieira, Says Green (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Coy to Unveil Solar Powered Telecoms Network (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gombe Donates to Victims of Adamawa, Taraba Communal Clashes (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Okonjo-Iweala Visits SEC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Foi Act - Journalism Needs Regulation, Says Maku (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Killed, As Ex Militants, Suspected Cultists Clash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: More Girls Need Schooling - Wike (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Penkele Mesi [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eagles On Break, Keshi Recounts Sleepless Nights (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Four Killed in Shalom Church (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: D'Tigers Battle Brazil, Greece, New Zealand in Invitational (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ominous Signs in Upcoming Civil Service Promotion Exams (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Keshi Lauds Eagles' Performance (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Farouk - Lawyers Accuse Jonathan of Aiding Corruption (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Anenih Commends Oba of Benin Over Igbinedion Pardon (Daily Trust)
• Cameroon: Kribi - Update on the Work in Progress (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Experts Want Better Business Impact On Communities (Daily Trust)
• Africa: U.n. Envoy Rice On New U.S. Strategy On Sub-Saharan Africa [document] (State Department)
• Nigeria: Dana Crash - Expert Warns Against Eroding Gains in Aviation Sector (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Wada to Constitute Cabinet Soon (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: DANA Crash and DNA Samples (This Day)
• Nigeria: Nyako Warns Commissioners Against Corruption (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: World Bank Boosts Nigerian Agriculture With $300 Million (This Day)
• Nigeria: ACF Urges Dialogue (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Seven Killed in Reprisals (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: No Appeal for Killer Ex-Guard (Namibian)
• Nigeria: IG Orders Massive Deployment of Police in Kaduna (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: EALA Speaker 'Gets More Than She Bargained For' (Daily News)
• Nigeria: SIEC - Fayemi Appeals Judgment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister Decries Rising Bias Against Disabled Children (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ahead London 2012 - We Are Home in Germany - Bassey (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Mbeya Girls List ARS Trophy (Daily News)
• Nigeria: President Goodluck Jonathan Receives Honorary Fellowship (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NABDA Wants DNA Databank for Security, Health (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Student Crushed to Death By Reckless Driver in Imo (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Copa Coca-Cola Supermarket for Clubs, National Teams (Daily News)
• Africa: Investments in Women, Infrastructure Help Growth, Panel Says [document] (State Department)
• Nigeria: FERMA to Start Use of Trailer Parks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCTA to Reduce High Rents - Minister (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Et Tu, Farouk? [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Legislators to Probe Fuel Subsidy Bribery (Daily Trust)
• North Africa: U.S. Reacts to Egyptian Court Ruling [document] (State Department)
• Nigeria: Ty Danjuma Foundation Director Bows Out (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: COEASU Set for Battle With Adeniran Ogunsanya CEO's Management (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Supreme Court Re-Affirms Death Sentence Over N14 Million Bank Robbery (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cross River to Demolish Substandard Buildings (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dana Plane Crash - an Emergency Officer's Account of Press Coverage [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Niger State to Procure 5,000 Tonnes of Fertilizer for Distribution (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 5,000 Widows for Abuja Peace March (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ACN to Jonathan - Emulate Reps On Subsidy Report (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NEMA Inaugurates Incident Units in North-East (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: My Experience As Acting Governor - Sokoto Speaker [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Suicide Bombings (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Open Varsity to Admit 500,000 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Group Chides Reps for Passing NIGCOMSAT Bill, Advocates for Public Debate (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Suspected Fraudsters Mobbed At Jabi (Daily Trust)
• Africa: AU Should Call Malawi's Bluff [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Seychelles: Secretary Clinton On Seychelles' National Day [document] (State Department)
• Namibia: Govt Adopts Five-Year Agenda for Children (Namibian)
• Namibia: Charity Alphabet Needs Local Supporters (Namibian)
• Nigeria: 75,000 POS Terminals Deployed in Lagos - Diamond Bank (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ebonyi APGA Sacks Chairman (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: New Teaching Method On the Card (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Bomber Kill 23 in Zaria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Corruption Watchdog Given an Ultimatum (Daily Trust)
• Africa: UNICEF Calls for Social Inclusion of Children With Disabilities in Africa (Analyst)
• Liberia: SightSavers Donates to Persons with Disabilities (Analyst)
• Liberia: Reform Copyright Law -Kimmie Weeks Says (Analyst)
• Angola: A Routine of Kidnappings [analysis] (Maka)
• Liberia: You Are Not Accessible -Sammitta Tells President Sirleaf (Analyst)
• Nigeria: Dana Crash - NDIC Condoles CBN (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Crisis in Ruling Party Over Board Appointments (Vanguard)
• Africa: Africa's Development Has Bipartisan Support, Senators Say [document] (State Department)
• Nigeria: Green - Reuben Is Nigeria's Vieira (This Day)
• East Africa: U.S., Geothermal Firms Partner to Provide Energy in East Africa [document] (State Department)
• Tanzania: Mkwasa Accepts Defeat (Daily News)
• Angola: Attacks Against Activists Increase [analysis] (Maka)
• Nigeria: Kogi to Sanction Erring Contractors (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Brutality - Court Orders Police to Pay Student N1 Million As Damages (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: 2012 Ecowas Games - Two Nigerian Boxers Draw Bye Into Semi-Finals (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar Budget Session Resumes On Monday (Daily News)
• Nigeria: 'New Visa Regime Floodgate for Tourists to Nigeria' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: N900 Million Gift - Dankwambo Defends House of Reps Members (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shareholders Approve Total Nigeria's N2,4 Billion Final Dividend (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Eagles On Break (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Online Churches Flourish Amid Rising Insecurity (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Stop Killing of Innocent Citizens, Embrace Dialogue - ACF (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Yakowa Imposes 24-Hour Curfew in Kaduna (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Two Killed As Ex-Militants, Students Clash At Igbinedion Varsity (Leadership)
• Africa: Rio+20 Summit Must Listen to People's Summit (Friends of the Earth)
• Nigeria: 72 Killed in Kaduna, Zaria Bombings, Reprisal Attacks (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Youths Launch Reprisal Attacks in Kaduna (Leadership)
• Nigeria: In Praise of Ruquayya's Boldness [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Merger, Best Option for Sustainability of Brokerage Firms - Analyst (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Multiple Bombings Rattle Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: G20 Urges Action to Counter Rising Costs From Natural Disasters (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Faroukgate - Plot to Unseat House Leadership Thickens (Leadership)
• Nigeria: N6,1 Billion for 80 Million Subscribers Is Cost-Effective - Juwah [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: North - Rise and Fall of 'The Superpower' [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Help Expectant Mothers [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Women's League Boss Hails Falcons (Leadership)
• Nigeria: IG Deploys Additional Troops, Warns Perpetrators (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Suicide Bomber Disguised As a Woman - Survivor (Leadership)
• Kenya: Mass Held for Helicopter Crash Victims (Capital FM)
• Namibia: 30 Children Die of Malnutrition in Hardap (Namibian)
• Liberia: Pres. Sirleaf Re-Elected MRU?s Chairman (Analyst)
• Liberia: Hundreds Swarm Tom?s Body -Many Weep as Dazed Colleagues Transfer Body (Analyst)
• Liberia: Contradictions, Misplacement Dot 2012/2013 Budget -LP Says; Presents Eight-Point Recommendation (Analyst)
• Liberia: GOL Slams U.S. Human Rights Report -Says Misrepresentations Mar it (Analyst)
• Namibia: Education Probes Scam at Ministry (Namibian)
• Namibia: Katutura Hospital in 'Hot Water' Again (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Saving the Legislature From Reputation Erosion [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Okorocha - the Delusion Before Decline [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Pensions Bureau Disburses N3 Billion (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rochas to Establish Foundation in Kebbi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shell Delivers 10GWh Electricity Into National Grid (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2012 - Seme Customs Facilitates N4 Billion Export (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Intensifies Efforts At Developing Software Industry As Committee Submits Report (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Blasts - IG Deploys DIG, More Police Units (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Zazzau Emir Calls for Calm (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: Ecowas Games - Ghana Minister Harps On Fair Play (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CBN - Cashless Policy to Enhance Payment System (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Onyedinma Congratulates Falcons, Promises African Trophy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: We Must Not Cave in to Bombers - Tambuwal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Remove Immunity On State Governors - Senator Akume (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Immunisation - Kwali Council Intensifies Campaigns in Rural Communities (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yakowa Imposes 24-Hour Curfew (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bolaji Takes Over As SEC's Acting DG Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: MainOne Spends U.S.$15 Million On Expansion (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: Ecowas Games - Team Nigeria On Course for Five Boxing Medals (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mark - Bombers Out to Cause Religious War (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Don't Be a Question Mark in Your Child's Life! [opinion] (Gender Links)
• Namibia: U.S. Doctors Perform Voluntary Work in Namibia (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ministers Respond to N$95 Million Question (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Men Must Create a 'New' Generation of Men [opinion] (Gender Links)
• Nigeria: Ogun to Reposition Quandong Free Trade Zone (This Day)
• Namibia: No Tender for Transnamib's Accounting System (Namibian)
• Namibia: Bold Vision Needs Bold Leaders (Namibian)
• Liberia: Three Down, Seven to Go - Border Towns On Full Alert [analysis] (New Dawn)
• East Africa: East Africa Could Benefit From Regional 'Mobile Money' Rules - UN Study (UN News)
• Africa: Reward the Deserving Parent This Father's Day! [opinion] (Gender Links)
• Africa: Going Green-Pioneering Private Sector Already Embracing Sustainable Future [press release] (UNEP)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf Re-Elected MRU Chair (New Dawn)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Seeks UN Support in Resolving Mali Crisis [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Tunisia: Govt-Moroccan High Joint Committee's 17th Session Opens in Rabat (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Reform Programme to Make of Industrial Platform (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• West Africa: Nigeria, Host Ghana Win Opening Medals At 2nd ECOWAS Games [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Africa: International - Healing the 'Father-Wound' [opinion] (Gender Links)
• Namibia: Namundjebo -Tilahun Retains NCCI Reins (Namibian)
• Tunisia: Curfew Lifted On Friday (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Honours Slain Niger Soldiers [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Namibia: From Bank Teller to Driving a Monster Truck (Namibian)
• West Africa: 2nd ECOWAS Games Open in Accra [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Tunisia: Former Prime Minister Béji Caid Essebsi Announces Creation of Party Named 'Tunisia's Call' (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Incitement to Kill Artists - Houcine Labidi Banned From Preaching (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Start Saturday of 16th Session of Joint Committee in Nouakchott (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: Omaruru's Haynes Mcfadden Dies (Namibian)
• Libya: Law Restricting Speech Ruled Unconstitutional [press release] (HRInfo)
• Nigeria: N2.6 Trillion Heist - Does the President Know it's an Impeachable Offence? [analysis] (Leadership)
• Africa: AfDB at Rio+20 - Smoothing Way to Green and Thriving Africa [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Nigeria: 24-Hour Curfew Imposed in Kaduna Following Explosions and Reprisal (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Youths Demonstrate in Kaduna After Bomb Attack On Church (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Expert Tasks FG to Use Surveying in Tackling Terrorism (The Moment)
• Nigeria: Masterminds Plan to Ignite Religious War - Mark (The Moment)
• Nigeria: 40 Die in Kaduna Bombings - Yakowa Imposes 24 Hours Curfew (The Moment)
• Malawi: No AU Summit in Malawi (RNW Africa)
• West Africa: All Set for Opening of 2nd Ecowas Games in Accra [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Namibia: Lawmakers 'Choke Life Out of Export Companies' (New Era)
• Namibia: Widow Struggles As a Farmer (New Era)
• Namibia/Liberia: Wasteful Warriors Out of Afcon (New Era)
• Namibia: Mukupi Dies in Road Accident (New Era)
• Namibia: China Strengthens Grip On Africa (New Era)
• Namibia: War Remnant Kills Teenager (New Era)
• Namibia: Rössing Incurs Debilitating Loss (New Era)
• Tunisia: Govt Attends International Conference On Financial Crimes (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Replaced By 'Tanit,' Will Car Ferry 'El Habib' Become a Floating Hotel? (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Nigeria: Plane Crash and the Magic 'Black Box' [guest column] (Leadership)
• Africa: Unicef Calls for Social Inclusion of Children With Disabilities in Africa (Unicef)
• Tunisia: Prime Minister Blames 'Counter-Revolutionary Forces' for Tension (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Paris Square Named After Local Activist Said Bouziri (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Liberia: Ellen Blamed for Sinoe Problems (New Dawn)
• South Africa: Switching to Led Lighting Can Cut Costs - Philips (Biz-Community)
• Tunisia: Tunis International Meeting - Abir Layouni Wins 800M Race (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Govt, Mauritania Sign Six Co-Operation Agreements (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: President Marzouki Calls Off Visits to Senegal, Brazil (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Africa: Global Trends Report - 800,000 New Refugees in 2011, Highest This Century [press release] (UNHCR)
• Egypt: Brotherhood Makes Strong Showing in Early Poll Results (RFI)
• Africa: UNHCR Report Shows a Record 800,000 People Forced to Flee Across Borders in 2011 [press release] (UNHCR)
• South Africa: Springboks Secure Series Against England (SA Info)
• Liberia: Exercise Eminent Domain - Residents Urge Ellen (New Dawn)
• Egypt: Tantawi Assures U.S. Defense Secretary Power Transfer On Time (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Poll Stations Closed, Ballot Counting Begins (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Ahead At Nine Poll Stations in Aswan (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Ahead in North Sinai Preliminary Results (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Gets a Head Start in Kafr Al-Sheikh (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi - This Is the Day of Loyalty to Martyrs (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Shafiq Ahead of Mursi in 13 Menofeya Poll Stations (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Supreme Council of Armed Forces Issues Complementary Constitutional Declaration (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Sweeps Votes at 21 Poll Stations in Fayoum (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Shafiq Ahead of Mursi in Aswan's Kom Ombo (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: Dozens Killed in Bomb and Retaliatory Attacks in Northern Nigeria (RFI)
• Egypt: Qena's Archbishopric Denies Issuing Statement to Support Shafiq (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Politician Wanted Mursi to Pull Out From 'Illegitimate' Election (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Interior Minister Calls Upon Egyptians to Cast Their Votes (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Continuous Violation of Electoral Silence On the Second Day [press release] (EOHR)
• Egypt: U.S Ambassador Visits Giza Poll Stations (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Electoral Bribery and Ballot Stuffing Emerge During the Second Day [press release] (EOHR)
• Zambia: Sata Invites Chipimo to Rio (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Brace for 'Freezing July' - Nkomoki (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: President Sata Leaves for Rio Indaba (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Dad Arrested for Trying to Sell Children (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: Blasting Mother Earth for Uranium Ore (Namibian)
• Rwanda: Nations Cup Dream Crashed (Focus)
• Rwanda: Twenty Gorillas Baptized (Focus)
• Rwanda: High Court Rejects Mugesera's Appeal (Focus)
• Rwanda: New Policy to Mobilize Population Against Corruption (Focus)
• Liberia: Nimbaians Take Mineral Companies to Task (New Dawn)
• Africa: 'Africans Going Dutch' - Part 30 - Forms of Address (RNW Africa)
• Africa: Benkirane Government Immediate Intervention Is a Must Two Years in Prison for a Blogger On Misleading Charges [press release] (HRInfo)
• Egypt: Sultan - Presidential Election Final Results Announced Thursday (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Day Two - Latest Updates of Presidential Runoff (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Voting Extended Till 10 PM Tonight (Aswat Masriya)
• Rwanda: The Dilemma of Waste Management in Kigali (New Times)
• Rwanda: APR Women Slip Up in Title Race (New Times)
• South Africa: ANC Youth Day Statement [press release] (ANC)
• South Africa/Botswana: Banyana Banyana Qualify for African Women's Championship (CAF)
• Cote d'Ivoire/Mozambique: Elephants Seal Historic AWC Qualification (CAF)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Shopping At the Ivorian Market - With the Click of a Mouse (RNW Africa)
• South Africa: Digital Radio Growth Offers Targeted AD Reach (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: Jonathan to Launch Back-to-School Campaign (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: SEC's Acting DG Resumes Today (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PDP to Host INEC Auditors With N13 Million (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 6,000 Nigerians Jailed Abroad [editorial] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: DANA Crash - Imo Declares Tuesday Special Prayer Day (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Lose Hope in Nigeria, Oshiomhole Tells Graduates (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Nyamweya Should Quit After Stars Debacle [opinion] (Capital FM)
• Liberia: Govt Reacts to 2011-12 Human Rights Report (New Dawn)
• Kenya: We Are Incomplete Without Each Other [opinion] (Capital FM)
• South Africa: Gauteng Dethrone USSA in the SAB Under-21 Championship Final (SAFA)
• Egypt: Results of Expats Voting Announced Monday (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Voting Extended Till Nine PM Tonight (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Elections Committee Holds Press Conference Today (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Interior Minister Denies Arresting Terrorist Groups (Aswat Masriya)
• Africa: A New Balance Sheet for Nations - UNU-Ihdp and Unep Launch Sustainability Index That Looks Beyond GDP [press release] (UNEP)
• Uganda/Congo-Brazzaville: We Feel We Can Beat Any Side in Africa Now - Striker Massa (CAF)
• Zimbabwe/Burundi: Warriors Bounce Back to Defeat Burundi (CAF)
• Ethiopia/Benin: Lions Belie Lowly Status Again (CAF)
• Nigeria: Free Metres - Consumers to Wait for Months - Amadi (Leadership)
• Nigeria: As Reps Bulk, Mark Beats the Ghost of Senate 'Banana Peels' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Cheque Printers Risk Sanctions Over Poor Standards (Leadership)
• Rwanda: Regional Lawyers Meet Kagame (New Times)
• Rwanda: First Ladies Host Prayer Breakfast (New Times)
• Egypt: Interior Ministry - No Complaints About Safety of Ballot Boxes (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi's Attorney Arrested for Buying Votes in Minya (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Voting Begins On Second Day of Run-Off (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Election Run-Off, 177 Vehicles Defy Propaganda Ban (Aswat Masriya)
• Namibia: Old Mutual Breaks Ground for New Shopping Centre (Namibian)
• Tanzania: Stakeholders Form New Body to Boost Tourism (Daily News)
• Rwanda: Right to Play Boosts Sports for Disabled Children (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rwandans Should Celebrate Gacaca Legacy - Karugarama [interview] (New Times)
• Tanzania: ATCL, NIT to Partner on Aviation Courses (Daily News)
• Rwanda: Micho to Give Young Players a Chance (New Times)
• Rwanda: Consumers Welcome Milk Dispensers (New Times)
• Rwanda: Survey Figures Should Be Up to Date (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gicumbi Men Rush for Circumcision (New Times)
• Rwanda: Playing Catch-Up (New Times)
• Rwanda: The Gospel of Growth (New Times)
• Rwanda: Judo Starlet Gets Not for London Games (New Times)
• Africa: Women and Sustainability - Recognizing the Role of Women At Rio+20 [press release] (Worldwatch Institute)
• Rwanda: Ombudsman's Office Acquires Data Storage Software (New Times)
• Rwanda: Inyange Receives ISO Certification (New Times)
• Africa: Africa's Challenges Seen As Opportunities for Green Growth (New Times)
• Rwanda: Gacaca Is a Lesson to the World-UN (New Times)
• Africa: What Does China Want in Africa? [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Legal Experts Hail Gacaca (New Times)
• Rwanda: Primus Guma Guma Superstar Takes Over Kigali in Style (New Times)
• Rwanda: Province Pays Tribute to Genocide Victims (New Times)
• Rwanda: WDA Moves to Harmonise TVET Curricula (New Times)
• Tanzania: More Oil for Storage As Tiper Expands (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Tamfi Opens Branch in Mwanza (Daily News)
• Egypt: Latest Developments of Presidential Run-Off (Aswat Masriya)
• Liberia: At MRU Summit, President Sirleaf Re-Elected As Chair - Major Decisions Made (Liberia Govt)
• Africa: UNICEF Calls for Promoting Rights of Children With Disabilities in Africa (UN News)
• Tanzania: 'Tigo' Tightens SIM Card Swapping (Daily News)
• Mozambique: Rio Summit Participant Denied Entry in Brazil (Friends of the Earth)
• Tanzania: Hail the New Basic Education Initiative [editorial] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Bank Promotes 'Culture of Saving' (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Etisalat Partners Total to Deploy 95 Sales Centres (This Day)
• Tunisia: Local, Italian Businessmen Hold Partnership Meetings in Sousse (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Tourism Professionals Claim End of Violence and Enforcement of Law (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Kenya: Upville Drama Expected with Keagan, Junia Entry (Capital FM)
• Tanzania: Poachers Kill Elephants with Poisoned Watermelons (Daily News)
• Ghana: Police Return Gh¢200 Bribe - and Charge Man Forced to Ease Himself in Public (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Tunisia: Investment Reported in Regional Development Areas Down 20.1 Percent (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: 'Eco-Neighbourhood' Experience Launched in Ariana (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ghana: Gabusu - I'm a Refugee in My Own Town (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Betty Remains Resolute - Despite Incessant Attacks (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: Let's Start Treating the Environment As a Shared Asset (AlertNet)
• Mali: WFP Mali Launches Cash Transfers (AlertNet)
• Africa: Shaky Infrastructure Falls Under Washington Spotlight [interview] (allAfrica)
• Tanzania: 'Amended Strategy to Transform Coffee Industry' (Daily News)
• Tunisia: Religious Affairs Ministry Determined to Enforce Law in Mosques (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: 'Tunisia Eager to Diversify Markets, Identify New Niches' - Minister (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: President Marzouki Condoles With Custodian of Two Holy Mosques (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Africa: Africa - Key Issues At Rio+20 [analysis] (AfricaFocus)
• Tanzania: Gas, Oil Raise Mtwara Profile (Daily News)
• Cote d'Ivoire: U.S. Media Expert Visits Ivorian Outlets [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Tanzania: Region's Teachers Threaten to Join 'Saba-Saba' Strike (Daily News)
• Egypt: Damietta Judge Disqualified After Accusations of Supporting Candidate (Aswat Masriya)
• Africa: AGOA Summit Underscores African Potential [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Tanzania: Intruders Threaten Tulawaka Mine Operations (Daily News)
• Tunisia: Artists Lodge Complaint Against Three Ministers (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Current Situation Shows That Tunisia is Freeing Itself From Dictatorship, Says Jebali (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tanzania: Improved Infrastructure to Boost Taxes - Parliament (Daily News)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Gbagbo's FPI Rejects Allegations of Coup Plotting and Denounces a 'Rule of Terror' [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Congo-Kinshasa: With Focus on One DRC Rebel Chief, Others Forgotten (IWPR)
• Tunisia: Obama to Permit Young Migrants to Remain in U.S. (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Somalia: ASJW - Our Withdrawal From Some Towns Was 'A Military Tactic' (Shabelle)
• Equatorial Guinea: Obiang Should Tackle Corruption, Poverty, and Repression in Oil-Rich Equatorial Guinea (HRW)
• Ethiopia: Law Criminalizes Independent Telecom Use [press release] (CPJ)
• Ghana: Police Assault Journalist, Seize His Equipment [press release] (CPJ)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopia Bans Skype, Other VoIP Services (Sudan Tribune)
• Tunisia: Baccalaureate 2012 - Proclamation of Results Kept for Next June 23 (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Prime Minister - 'Tunisia and Morocco Share the Firm Political Will to Boost Their Bilateral Relations' (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Guinea: Justice Follows Up on the Last Two Complaints Filed By FIDH and OGDH [press release] (FIDH)
• Somalia: Fierce Fighting Between Govt, Militants Flares Up in South-West (Shabelle)
• Tunisia: Wives of Diplomats Highlight Tunisia's Tourist Potential (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: TIS Circuits, New Plant for Electronic Cards Making Inaugurated in Ben Arous (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Curfew Lifted (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tanzania: Alcoholism Drive Men Away From Home (Daily News)
• Cote d'Ivoire: President Ouattara Pays Tribute to Slain Peacekeepers [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Sudan: Sudan Confiscates Three Newspapers, Suspends Another (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Police General Denies Rape Reports in Pibor (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Two People Killed in Jonglei Election Dispute (Sudan Tribune)
• Eritrea: Availability of Electricity Supply in Ashera Administrative Area Described Springboard to Improved Livelihood (Shabait)
• South Sudan: Jonglei School Children Demand Better From Local Government (Sudan Tribune)
• Eritrea: Secondary School Under Construction in Mezba Administrative Area Expected to Raise Student Participation (Shabait)
• Somalia: Ethiopian Troops Detain Somali Official in Gedo Region (Shabelle)
• Nigeria: Revert to N65/Litre Pending Subsidy Scam Resolution, FG Told (This Day)
• Nigeria: The House's Trump Card (This Day)
• Nigeria: Concern Mounts Over Forex Reserves Accretion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Container Crushes Five in Lagos (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Orders CBN to Pay Firm $117,4 Million (This Day)
• Somalia: Mission Journal - Somaliland's Press Harassed, Disappointed [press release] (CPJ)
• Eritrea: Business People in Massawa City Make Monetary Contributions Honoring the Trust of Martyrs (Shabait)
• Eritrea: The Support of Citizens to the Families of Fallen Heroes Attests to Their Respect Towards Martyrs - Social Service-Rendering Institutions in Ginda (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Halhale Institute of Agricultural Research Graduates 91 Students in Various Disciplines (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Eritrean Community Members in Dubai and Northern UAE Express Readiness to Support Families of Martyrs (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Residents of Tesenei and Students of Sagim School Undertake Campaign At Martyrs Cemetery in the City (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Gash-Barka Region - Over 378 Million Nakfa Paid in Benefit Scheme and Citizens' Contribution to Families of Martyrs (Shabait)
• Eritrea: 500 Adhanet Smokeless Ovens Introduced in Dairo-Paulos Administrative Area (Shabait)
• Nigeria/Rwanda: Why Eagles Are Not Yet Perfect - Keshi (Vanguard)
• Sudan: 12 Children Die of Malaria in Remote Area of Lakes State (Sudan Tribune)
• Eritrea: 326 Million Nakfa Disbursed for the Support of Families of Martyrs in 2011 - Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare (Shabait)
• Sudan: Student Protests Erupt in Khartoum and Other Sudanese Towns (Sudan Tribune)
• Eritrea: Eritreans Residing in Charlotte, U.S., Express Resolve to Contribute for the Success of Development (Shabait)
• Libya: Renewed Fighting Worries UN (UN News)
• Eritrea: Exhibition On the Occasion of June 20 Depicting Atrocities Committed By the Enemy Against the Eritrean People Opens (Shabait)
• Nigeria: Scores Killed in Church Attacks and Reprisals (Vanguard)
• Eritrea: Northern Red Sea Region - Beneficiaries of Micro-Credit and Savings Program Witnessing Improvement of Livelihood (Shabait)
• Uganda: Budget - UPDF Modernise Agriculture [opinion] (Independent)
• Southern Africa: A Case for Closer Integration Between South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland? [opinion] (SACSIS)
• Uganda: Executive Style - Centenary Opens U.S.$40 Million Office [interview] (Independent)
• Liberia: Sirleaf Needs to Use Powers to the Fullest [guest column] (allAfrica)
• Uganda: New IGG Appointment Hits Deadlock (Independent)
• Uganda: Broken Promises (Independent)
• South Sudan: Kiir Must Start the Fight Against Scourge of Corruption From Within [opinion] (SSNA)
• Uganda: KCCA's Crippling Wrangles (Independent)
• South Sudan: I Almost Sent an Empty Page As an Editorial, 'For in This Pathetic Situation, What Should One Write About and Not Write About'?! [editorial] (SSNA)
• Uganda: Exit the Political Wife [column] (Independent)
• Sudan: 'New Settlers in Darfur Chase Returnees From Their Farming Lands' (Radio Dabanga)
• East Africa: EALA Elections a Missed Opportunity [opinion] (Independent)
• Uganda: Telecoms Fear Losses Over New Mobile Inter-Connection Rates (Independent)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Solicits Eritrea to Advise Bashir [press release] (GoSS)
• Uganda: Tight Budget 2012/13 (Independent)
• Uganda: Why Museveni Speech Was Thin On Substance [analysis] (Independent)
• South Sudan: South Sudan to Join Commonwealth Soon [press release] (GoSS)
• Uganda: Living in Fear of Oil Waste [column] (Independent)
• South Sudan: 'Effective Mass Communication Is What We Encourage,' Dr Benjamin [press release] (GoSS)
• Uganda: Curating the Acoustics Session (Independent)
• South Sudan: 'Hague Is the Answer to the Border Disputes With Sudan', Mr Amum [press release] (GoSS)
• Uganda: Economy On Right Track - IMF [interview] (Independent)
• Uganda: Our Children's Grandchildren's World [column] (Independent)
• Somalia: District Commissioner - We Thwarted Al Shabab Suicide Car Attack in Afgoye (Shabelle)
• Sudan: UN Human Rights Expert Denied Travel to Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
• Somalia: Security Forces Detain 10 Suspected Al Shabab Members in Mogadishu (Shabelle)
• Sudan: SRF Leader Says New Plan Proposed After Trilateral Initiative Was Blocked (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: Water, Fuel, Electricity Shortages Turning Into Crisis in Nyala (Radio Dabanga)