June 23, 2012

• Zimbabwe: PM Assures Council of U.S.$145 Million Loan (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: At Least 40 Legislators Circumcised (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zinara Arrests Remain Suspended - Police (The Herald)
• Africa: UN Member States to Set New Development Goals (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: National Airline Faces World Ban (The Herald)
• Kenya: Kenya, Russia Mull Direct Flights (Capital FM)
• Nigeria: Ndokwa Decries Neglect By NDDC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rumpus in Community As Two Traditional Heads Emerge (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Dared the Hard-Tackles of Life to Succeed - Prince Osobase (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Uduaghan Orders Local Government to Clear Up Refuse Dumps (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Save My Life, ACN Lawyer Begs Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Every Woman Wants to be Admired, Respected by Men - Yvonne Okoro [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I Don't Know Kuchi Kuchi Would Blow - J'odie [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Killer Salt Sells in Sapele Market (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Rio+20 - President Jonathan Restates Commitment to Country's Development (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why U.S. Listed Boko Haram Leaders As Foreign Terrorists - FG (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Civil Service Critical to Nation's Development, Says Sambo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: State and Federal Driver's Licence Is the Same - FRSC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Okebukola Calls for Five Years Regular Revalidation of Teacher Certificate (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Wife Seeks Divorce, Alleging Husband Threatened Her With Acid, Knife (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I'm Not Pushing for State of Emergency in Kaduna, Says Sambo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Clergy Man Remanded in Prison for Rape (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kano - Four Arrested for Planting Time Bomb in Juma'at Mosque (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Sacks Azazi, Mohammed, As Dasuki Is Announced New NSA (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Clears Zamfara to Conduct Council Polls (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Resolves to Bring an End to Boko Haram Activities - Adefuye (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Leadership Initiatives for Excellence - Leading Under Systemic Corruption [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Security Agencies Strategise Against Boko Haram in Plateau (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Our Priority Will No Longer Be to Win Age-Grade Championships' - Sports Minister (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Treatments Abroad Killing Health, Says Kanu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NSC Meets in Accra to Solve Sports Problems (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Crisis - Prices of Food Stuff Soar in Local Markets (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: 'Super' Ghana Wins Second Ecowas Games (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 96 Doctors Face Panel for Misconduct (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Wolves to Cough Out N2 Million for Fans Hooliganism (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NSC Trains Officials As NSF Approaches (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Timed Bomb Found in Kano Juma'at Mosque (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: Cote d'Ivoire to Host 2014 Ecowas Games (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Subverting the Subsidy Secrets [opinion] (This Day)
• Africa: 'Emerging Nations Need U.S.$851 Billion Annually for Infrastructure' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Julius Berger Set to Pay N2.88 Billion Dividends (This Day)
• Nigeria: Okagbare Wins N2 Million Jackpot At Olympic Trials (This Day)
• Nigeria: Captured Mastermind of UN Building Bombing Is Dead (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Abacha's Son Faces New Trial in Switzerland (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why I Seek a Second Term As Governor - Oshiomhole [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Muslim Faithful Offer Juma'at Prayers Peacefully (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Curfew - Kaduna Residents Replenish Stocks (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Some Topical National Issues [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: An Open Letter to Governor Obi On Local Govt Elections, ... and APGA [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Pete Edochie Pays Tribute to Segun Olusola (Vanguard)
• Zambia: Trade Fair Ready to Open (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Barbs Up Against Keitta (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: K120 Billion Raised From Gold Exports (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Chrispin Kazala - New Artiste On the Block (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Farmer Jailed 10 Years for Murder (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Chikowise Heads to Namibia (Times of Zambia)
• Mozambique: Medicines Control Laboratory Opens in Maputo (AIM)
• Mozambique: President Guebuza Calls Bold Measures for Environmental Protection (AIM)
• South Sudan: Communist Party Says Mobilization Resumes After Lakes State Interruption (Citizen)
• Sudan: Juba, Khartoum Talks Resume in Addis Ababa (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Government Calls Upon Citizens to Help in Security Maintenance (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Older People's Organization Supports Elderly Returnees (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Juba Urges Security Council to Pressure Sudan to Withdraw Police (Citizen)
• South Sudan: The Family - a Life of Sharing [opinion] (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Committee - Two Pipelines to Ethiopia, Djibouti Viable (Citizen)
• South Sudan: The Issue of the Pensioners [editorial] (Citizen)
• South Sudan: The Impact of Austerity Measures On Public Services Employees Socio-Economic Conditions [opinion] (Citizen)
• East Africa: Court of Arbitration Not a Solution to South Sudan and Sudan Disputes [opinion] (Citizen)
• Sudan: Warrap Seeks Central Government Support for Youth Employment (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Pigi County Commissioner Resigns Over Community Disturbances (Sudan Tribune)
• East Africa: Sudan and South Sudan Resume Security Talks With No Tangible Progress (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: Jusu Threatens to Sue University Administration (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Interior Ministry Donates Two Vehicles to Uganda Police (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Officials Briefs Business Community of Excise Tax (Citizen)
• Equatorial Guinea: Eastern Equatoria State Health Minister Margaret Itto Talks to the Citizen (Citizen)
• South Sudan: I Am Still the Speaker, I Declare Assembly Not Officially Opened - Aguer (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Council of Ministers Approved U.S.$.173 Million to Constructs 100 Health Units (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Is Road Building a Difficult Engineering Work? [opinion] (Citizen)
• South Sudan: Minister Urges Locals to Help Cleaning the City for Independent Anniversary (Citizen)
• Sudan: Country's Economic Problems Tied to Bashir Indictment, U.S Envoy Says (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: U.S Diplomat Calls On Khartoum to Withdraw Police From Abyei (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Abyei Displaced Make 'Cautious Return' After Fleeing in 2011 (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Country Inches Closer Towards an Arab Spring On Friday (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: DRA to Hold Conference for Popular Support to Peace in Darfur (Sudan Tribune)
• Tanzania: Students Complain Aid Money Misused (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Six-Lane Dar es Salaam Kibaha Road in the Pipeline (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Resident Arraigned for Theft (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Moshi Cooperatives College Closes in Zanzibar (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Doctors Stick to Guns (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Are Yanga Desperate or Doing Right Moves? [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Union Cricketers Target Division C Success (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Death Traps in Your House! [column] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Mount Kilimanjaro Marathon Attracts 200 Runners (Daily News)
• Tanzania: AMREF Boosts Health Service Delivery in Tarime (Daily News)
• Tanzania: We Are Well Off Because Our East Africa Neighbour Is Worse Off [column] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Fishermen to Be Given Subsidies (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Police Hunt for Killers After Raid At Serengeti Tourist Camp (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Tucta Demands Higher Minimum Wage (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Health Centres in Zanzibar Increased (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Koica Takes Stock of Projects (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Sengerema to Host Volleyball Bonanza (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Muleba Gears Up for Hospital's Centenary (Daily News)
• Angola: Interclube Draw With Kabuscorp (ANGOP)
• Angola: Benfica De Luanda Draw With Santos FC (ANGOP)
• Angola: Singer Gersy Pegado Releases Infant Book (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nationalist's Remains to Be Buried On Sunday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Coffee Official Encourages Youths to Invest in Agriculture (ANGOP)
• Angola: Children Book Fair Set for Next Week (ANGOP)
• Angola: Kassav Band to Perform in Luanda in July (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer Luciano Canhanga Releases Book Saturday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Luanda Railways End Train Stations Inauguration in July (ANGOP)
• Angola: First National Technological Data Centre Inaugurated (ANGOP)
• Angola: Laúca Dam Valued At U.S.$.3.7 Billion (ANGOP)
• Angola: Laúca Dam to Boost Development (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angola Signs Memo With Portugal and Brazil (ANGOP)
• Morocco: HRH Prince Moulay Rachid Presides in Rabat Over Inauguration of New Down's Syndrome People Centre (MAP)
• Tanzania/Egypt: Egypt to Test Ngorongoro Heroes (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Let Us Defend Our Norms, Values [column] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: How 1977 EAC Collapse Ruined Kassim [analysis] (Daily News)
• Tanzania: House Endorses 2012/13 Budget Estimates (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Zanid Still a Problem in Zanzibar (Daily News)
• Tanzania: PPRA Slaps Ban On Defiant Companies (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Kapombe Is Our Product - Umisseta Chairperson (Daily News)
• Tanzania: High Court Declares Doctors' Planned Strike Illegal (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Top Flight Curtain Down September One (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Chamazi - Residents Say Their Chairman Is Incompetent (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Minister Pleads With Medics to Call Off Strike (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Gezaulole Plots Applicants Over Applied (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Pemba Overwhelmed By Pregnancies in Schools (Daily News)
• Tanzania: 340 Billion Set for Dar es Salaam Roads Upgrading (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Youth Development Officers to Be Deployed (Daily News)
• Namibia: Counter-Productive Xenophobia [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: The Future Is Dying [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: No Reprieve for Illegal Shebeens (Namibian)
• Namibia: From Casspirs to Bulldozers - the Past Is the Present [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Uis Youth Aquaculture Project 'Drying Up' (Namibian)
• Rwanda: Varsities Urged to Promote Business Programmes (New Times)
• Zambia: Ndola Family Lives After Car Damges House (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Bees Disrupt Chifubu Court Sessions (Times of Zambia)
• Rwanda: 40 Trained in Customer Care (New Times)
• Rwanda: Youth Hoops Teams Set to Tour Bujumbura (New Times)
• Congo-Kinshasa: African Union Debates Crisis in East (New Times)
• Africa: Capital Markets Seen As Key Economic Driver (New Times)
• Rwanda: Terror Suspect Charged in Court (New Times)
• Rwanda: Ten-Year Child Labour Victim Gets Help (New Times)
• Rwanda: Johnny Come Lately On Education [opinion] (New Times)
• Kenya: Global Accountants' Body Lauds Country's Move to Empower SMEs (New Times)
• Rwanda: Dilapidated Ruhango School Poses Danger to Pupils (New Times)
• Rwanda: Minister Says Micho Is Right Man for Job (New Times)
• Rwanda: Rwangombwa Tours Kicukiro Development Projects (New Times)
• Africa: Leaders Call for Natural Capital Investment (New Times)
• Rwanda: New Programme to Address Shortage of Health Personnel (New Times)
• Sudan: Gambia Peacekeepers Leave for Darfur (New Times)
• East Africa: EAC Wants Review of UN Environment Strategy (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kinyarwanda Speakers and the Question of Identity in the Region (New Times)
• Africa: 1.3 Billion People Live in Extreme Poverty (New Times)
• Rwanda: Police Steps Up Vigilance On Drug Routes (New Times)
• Rwanda: Are Fathers Biological Necessities or Social Accidents? [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Kigali Celebrates 'Fête De La Musique' (New Times)
• East Africa: Outbreak of Cattle Disease Puts Rwanda On Alert (New Times)
• East Africa: Burundi, DRC, Rwanda Sign Power Deal (New Times)
• Rwanda: The FDLR Must Not Be Ignored (New Times)
• Rwanda: Bugesera - Banana Plantations to Improve Over New Findings (Rwanda Express)
• East Africa: Rwanda Launches EAC Platform (Rwanda Express)
• East Africa: EAC Tourism Launched in Kigali (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Shopping Promo Attracts More Kigali Shoppers (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: National Census to Cost Rwf16 Billion (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: ICTR to Transfer Munyarugarama Case (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Local Milk Products Entering South Sudan and Tanzania (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Hospitality Should Make Foreigners Market the Country (Rwanda Express)
• East Africa: U.S, EAC Pursue New Trade Partnership (Rwanda Express)
• East Africa: Sub-Region Lauded for Integration Effort (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Dutch Investors Mulling Over the Country (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: U.S Envoy Wants Rebel Group Eliminated (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: World Bank Launch Rwf3 Billion Competitive Project (Rwanda Express)
• Kenya: Bankers Association Up for a Govt Award (Capital FM)
• Kenya: 18 Killed By Wildlife Since January - KWS (Capital FM)
• Kenya: KPMG Expert Predicts Six Percent Growth (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Korean Air Touches Down in the Country (Capital FM)
• East Africa: KCB, Acumen Fund Support Young Talent (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Govt Stops Export of Labour to Middle East (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Degrees to Lock Out Many Current MPs (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Attorney General Muigai Defends Amendments (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Raila Meets Russia's Putin (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Four Olympics Champs in Date With Destiny (Capital FM)
• Kenya: 700kgs of Ivory Netted in Kenya (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Local Banks Too Strong for Global Crisis (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: Nigeria Club Hails Local Leadership (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Nur Professor Dies Mysteriously (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Dutch Investors to Venture Rwanda (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Gicumbi - Farmers Urged to Fight Soil Erosion for Better Production (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Kigali City Starts Street Naming Exercise (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Nyabihu - School Heads Put Measures to Increase Students' Performance (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: NOC Dreams of Winning an Olympic Medal (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Davis and Shirtliff Supports Water Treatment (Rwanda Express)
• Rwanda: Man Arrested for Allegedly Stealing School Materials (Rwanda Express)
• Angola: Interior Minister Praises Modernization of Migration Services (ANGOP)
• Angola: Forum On Sports Policies Begins (ANGOP)
• Angola: Musicians Urged to Research On Country's History (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ruling Party Vice President On a Working Visit to Cabinda (ANGOP)
• Angola: Embassy to France Regrets Death of Nationalist Mario Leonel (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Reiterates Government's Support to National Sports (ANGOP)
• Angola: Writer Ana Maria De Oliveira to Present New Version (ANGOP)
• Angola: Participation in 2012 Olympic Games Guaranteed (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Goats and Donkeys Killed in Kitengela (The Star)
• Kenya: No More Domestic Workers to UAE (The Star)
• Kenya: Kimemia Links Explosive Powder to Impounded Container (The Star)
• Kenya: Luvembe Proves Point As He Makes Davis Cup Team (The Star)
• Kenya: Women Conference This Weekend (The Star)
• Kenya: Attorney General Staff Quit to Join Judiciary (The Star)
• Angola: Navy Chief Urges Staff to Improve Naval Military Skill (ANGOP)
• Africa: AU to Transmit Experience to Angola (ANGOP)
• Egypt: Ganzouri Discusses the New State Budget With Nine Ministers (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: HPEC Denies Reports Over Excluding a Frontrunner From Runoff Vote (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Government Departments Not to Cash Any Further Sums Till First of July (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Zoweil to Take Part in First Conference On Scientific Research Applications (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Renaissance Dam Assessment Committee to Meets in Addis Ababa On September (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Environment Minister Underlines Country's Role in Rio+20 Summit in Brazil (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Minister of Awqaf Warns Preachers of Accepting Iranian Invitations (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Industry Ministry, Bue Signed a Cooperation Protocol to Meet Industry Needs (Egypt Online)
• Uganda: Uganda Launches E-Govt Plan (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Leave Councils Alone (Zimbabwe PM)
• Kenya: Six Elephants Killed Every Week for Ivory (The Star)
• Kenya: Police Operations to Be Carried Out Across the City (The Star)
• Angola: Vice-President Appeals for Construction of Better World (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Azazi - Consumed By His Indiscretions (This Day)
• Kenya: Saitoti's Guard Tonkei Laid to Rest in Narok (The Star)
• Kenya: Ecobank Eyeing Mineral Sector (The Star)
• Kenya: 20 Murang'a Smokers Fined (The Star)
• Kenya: Muriithi Faults Mitumba Deal (The Star)
• Kenya: Dream On Course (The Star)
• Kenya: Student Commits Suicide in Rarieda (The Star)
• Kenya: Murang'a County Boss Vows to Fight Alcoholism and Crime (The Star)
• Kenya: Rathbone Now Calls It Quits At Supersport (The Star)
• Kenya: Local Tree Cover Up to Five Per Cent (The Star)
• Kenya: National University to Open Campus in Kikuyu Soon, Says Mugenda (The Star)
• Kenya: Firm to Pay Sh65 Million for Dishonesty (The Star)
• Kenya: FKF Told to Intervene Over Cancellation of Copa Cola (The Star)
• Kenya: Strange Cat Attack Isiolo Livestock (The Star)
• Kenya: New Pump to Boost Farming in Kiambu (The Star)
• Kenya: Samia District Lagging in Development (The Star)
• Kenya: Chief Justice Mutunga Divorce Case Adjourned to June 28 (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh26 Billion KRC Case Put Off (The Star)
• Kenya: Githae Says There Is No Budget Standoff With MPs (The Star)
• Kenya: World Leaders to Back UNEP's Strengthening (The Star)
• Kenya: Lions Kill Livestock in Kitengela Attack (The Star)
• Nigeria: Abuja - Bomb Blast Hits Top Night Club (This Day)
• Kenya: Strathmore Head to Western Region for Crucial Matches (The Star)
• Kenya: ACCA Lauds Budget Move (The Star)
• Kenya: 33 Laikipia Elephants Killed in Six Months (The Star)
• Kenya: Pilots Accuse National Airline of Bias (The Star)
• Kenya: Three Elephants Killed in Tana (The Star)
• Kenya: Equity to Offer Islamic Banking (The Star)
• Kenya: Handwashing Campaign On (The Star)
• Kenya: Accept Party Hopping Until Next Election [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: National Airline Drops As New Shares Start Trading (The Star)
• Kenya: ODM Branches Back Kosgey Bid for Post (The Star)
• Kenya: Clearly Spell Out What Hate Speech Entails [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Long Relays Scrapped From Olympic Trials At Nyayo (The Star)
• Kenya: Mijikenda Voters Advised (The Star)
• Kenya: Kuppet Branch Backs Strike (The Star)
• Kenya: Corridors of Power [column] (The Star)
• Kenya: Give Blackout to Hate Propagators, Media Told (The Star)
• Kenya: No End to Chamber of Commerce Wars (The Star)
• Kenya: Rudisha Rocks (The Star)
• Kenya: Naivasha Family Seeks Help for Daughter in Saudi (The Star)
• Africa: Africa Day At Rio+20 - Continent Has Progressed but Faces New Challenges [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: World Needs Nature-Based Solutions to Ecosystem Harm [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: AfDB Commits Annual U.S.$ 1 Billion to Energy Sector in Africa At Rio+20 [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Kenya: Be Wary of Outsiders, Luhya Elders Caution Politicians (The Star)
• Kenya: Customs to Be Axed From KRA (The Star)
• Kenya: Isiolo to Recieve Additional Security (The Star)
• Kenya: Politician Calls for Tolerance (The Star)
• Kenya: Prezzo Mum Fights to Save City House [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Rent-a-Diva Thrills Audience (The Star)
• Kenya: Narok Taxi Operators' Fee Threat (The Star)
• Kenya: Karuturi All Set (The Star)
• Kenya: Pilot Oyugi Laid to Rest At His Siaya Home (The Star)
• Kenya: Mathare Confident Othey Will Survive (The Star)
• Kenya: Sugarcane Workers Union Issues Strike Ultimatum (The Star)
• Kenya: Police Now Get Hate Speech Recorders (The Star)
• Kenya: American Lobbyists Cost Kenya Sh115 Million (The Star)
• Kenya: Epilepsy Cases Alarming (The Star)
• Egypt: Minister - Prosecution Probes Runoff Complaints (Egypt Online)
• Sudan: End Crackdown On Protesters and Journalists (Sudan Tribune)
• Zambia: ZRFU League Back in Action (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sandvik-Inter Company Relay Starts (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Ring Talk Mayweather Top Ranking a Pride to Boxing [column] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Nation Keen to Fight Poverty (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Zesco Aim to Reclaim Top Slot (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 40 He-Men Slug It Out At Mr Universal Contest (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Rio Conference Vital for the Country - Nawakwi (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: 15kg Explosives Powder Recovered in Mombasa (The Star)
• Kenya: Mudavadi Privately Meets Kikwete (The Star)
• Kenya: Korane Asks Fellow Aspirants to Resign (The Star)
• Kenya: Man, 50, Charged With Killing Dog in Kirinyaga (The Star)
• Kenya: MPs Crippling Reforms, Say Election Experts (The Star)
• Kenya: 20,000 Taita Taveta Residents Starving, in Need of Relief Food (The Star)
• Kenya: Mombasa County Among Poorest, Board Told (The Star)
• Kenya: Pokot Laments Power Outages (The Star)
• Kenya: Embu Council Gets New Fire Engine (The Star)
• Kenya: Locals Urged to Embrace EAC (The Star)
• Kenya: Get More Children, Lari MP Advises Residents (The Star)
• Kenya: Mwatela Roots for Head Teachers (The Star)
• Kenya: Plans for Sh400 Million for Eldoret Cancer Centre Finalised (The Star)
• Kenya: MPs Give Three Schools Cash to Repair Toilets (The Star)
• Kenya: Aburi Tells Raila Not to Pick Imanyara (The Star)
• Kenya: Union Sues to Protect Members At Gertrude's (The Star)
• Kenya: Hamilton Harrison and Mathews Celebrates 110th Anniversary (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh18 Million Macadamia Nuts Impounded in Mombasa (The Star)
• Kenya: U.S. Issues Terror Warning for Mombasa (Capital FM)
• Nigeria: At Last Insecurity Claims Azazi, Defence Minister (Leadership)
• Kenya: Finacle to Widen Kenyan Presence (The Star)
• Kenya: MPs, Senators, Governors Must Hold Degrees [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Mudavadi Top Seat Launch (The Star)
• Kenya: LSK Members Survive No Confidence Move (The Star)
• East Africa: Tanzania's Azam, South Sudan's Wau Salam for Set to Spice Up Kagame Cup (The Star)
• Kenya: Fifth Dasani Gala At Railways Attract Over 140 Golfers (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh14 Million KCB Theft Cases Consolidated (The Star)
• Kenya: Foreigners Increase Shareholding in National Airline (The Star)
• Kenya: Baby Mauled By Dogs in Voi (The Star)
• Kenya: Champ Nish Tips Simon Sharpe for Top Honours in Masinga Rally Raid (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Magistrate Denied an Application For a Discharge File by MDC Members [press release] (MDC)
• Nigeria: Azazi, Haliru Sacked (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: 'It's High Time to Be Noticed' (New Era)
• Namibia: Big Row Over Bus Tender (New Era)
• Namibia: Some Things You Just Don't Do [opinion] (New Era)
• Namibia: Welwitschias, South Africa Students Clash Tomorrow (New Era)
• Namibia: Ultimate Productions Releases Two New Films (New Era)
• Namibia: Woman N$30 000 Richer (New Era)
• Namibia: Friedrich Wilhelm Gottlieb Viehe - the Missionary Friend of the Indi Genous Communities '1837 - 1901' [opinion] (New Era)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Fires NSA, Minister of Defence - Appoints Sambo Dasuki (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Sacks Azazi, Defence Minister (Leadership)
• Rwanda: UN Launches 'Zero Hunger Challenge' Campaign (New Times)
• Nigeria: More Changes Underway - Sambo Dasuki in, Azazi Out (This Day)
• South Africa: Baby Boks Lift IRB Junior World Champs Title (SA Info)
• Nigeria: President Sacks Top Security Chiefs (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Prisons Wants Over 1,000 Prisoners Pardoned (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt to Sort Out Mess At City Land Board - Musisi (New Vision)
• Uganda: Judge Wants Conservative Party Factions to Reconcile (New Vision)
• Uganda: Once in a While, Couples Should Get Wild [opinion] (New Vision)
• Central Africa: Great Lakes Countries Open Intelligence Center (New Vision)
• Uganda: Nankabirwa Can Actually Dance (New Vision)
• Uganda: Rt. Rev Stanley Ntagali Is New COU Archbishop (New Vision)
• Uganda: Foreign Affairs Minister Decries State of Ugandan Embassies (New Vision)
• Uganda: Govt Warns On Unsafe Milk (New Vision)
• Uganda: Trade Unions Urged to Train Members (New Vision)
• Uganda: Sleeping Government Horses Should Be Thrown Out With Their Beds [opinion] (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mayor's Wife Jailed for Using Obscene Words (New Vision)
• Uganda: URA Snap Up Lutimba, Sekisambu From Express (New Vision)
• Uganda: Prof. Bukenya's Mother Passes On (New Vision)
• Nigeria: Late Night Explosion Rocks Wuse II, Abuja (Leadership)
• Egypt: 350 Oil Wells to Start Production in Qaroon (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Egypt to Take Part in Ethiopia-Hosted AU Summit (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: HPEC Adjourns Announcing Results Until Challenges Decided (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: PM Discusses Internal Developments (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Tantawi Attends Graduation of New Commanders, Staff Commanders College Batch (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Locals Efforts to Restore Calm in Gaza (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Egypt Will Pass Transitional Phase Successfully - FM (Egypt Online)
• Namibia: Better Water Treatment Capability After Take-Over (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Areva to the Rescue (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Disjunct Is Not a Powerful Enough Word to Describe the Markets [editorial] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Seals and Humans Together [opinion] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Tipeeg Shores Up Economy' (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Merry Rössing Re-Aligns for Profit in 2014 (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: EU Launches Water Project in Keetmanshoop (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Innovation - Asking the Right Questions [opinion] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Bank Complies With Bon Directive (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: A Happy Belated Father's Day to All Single Mothers [column] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Manufacturers Talk (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Businesswomen Conference for Rural Women (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Bureaucracy Does Not Save Lives (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Best Bakers Wanted (Namibia Economist)
• Africa: Greens Block Investment (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Mining Poses Many Environmental Risks (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Formal Financing for Kaoko Undertaker (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Voices of Namibia to the U.S. (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Elderly Abuse Prevalent in the Country (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Roads Authority Pleads for Funds (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Deloitte Appoints New Partner (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Swakop Uranium to Build a Bridge (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Analysts Optimistic About Mining [opinion] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Ernst and Young Tax Guide (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Society of Actuaries Launched (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Big Retail Comes to Keetmans (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: New Tender Act Adds Bureaucratic Burden (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Hard Facts On Software - Mobile Wallets [column] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Global Crisis Has Major Impact (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: NBL Aims for 30 Percent Local Sourcing By 2017 (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Otjiwarongo Town Square Gets Face Lift (Namibia Economist)
• Southern Africa: Old Mutual Special Dividend Helps Maths Education (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Deep Yellow Pulls Out Drilling Rigs (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Orange Babies Need Nappies (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Breweries Brings Joy to Oonte OVC (Namibia Economist)
• Angola: Bengo Governor Vists Kicabo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Governor Highlights Police Role in Ensuring Public Security (ANGOP)
• Angola: New Computer Centre of EMIS Inaugurated (ANGOP)
• Angola: Reflection On Sport Recommended (ANGOP)
• Angola: Collection 'Kauyka' Represents an Added Value - Writer (ANGOP)
• Angola: Navy Force Band Present Album (ANGOP)
• Angola: Deputy Health Minister Hails HIV/Aids Institute (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation At Adoption of 'Our Common Vision' Document (ANGOP)
• Angola: Armed Forces Members Told to Participate in Polls With Responsibility (ANGOP)
• Angola: Retired Police Officers Get Pension Cards (ANGOP)
• Angola: Military Equipment Used in Guinea-Bissau in Luanda (ANGOP)
• Angola: African Union Praises Country's Presidency of AOMA (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Urges National Police to Be Impartial (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Bob the Headmaster Nyabinde's Secret (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: EMA Fails to Control Veld Fires (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Public Interest, Local Business [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Opportunists On the Prowl (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Happy Father's Day in the United States! [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Auditor-General Censures Chombo (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: War Vets Pile Pressure On Mugabe, GNU (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zimbos Face Deportation (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Family Reunion Goes Awry (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: NMB Boss Speaks On Fraud Case (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Airzim Plunges Further (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Human Resources Analytics Justify Workforce Management Function (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Choosing a Tree of the Year [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Employee Confidence Drops [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Digs in Over Constitution (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Sanctions - Back to Basics [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Mutambara - Down but Not Out (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Mangoma Under Fire for Power Crisis (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Interfin Collapse Tip of the Iceberg [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zinwa On Brink of Bankruptcy (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Responsible Lending Critical in Microfinance Institutions [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Turmoil in Mugabe's Province (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: University Professor in Bid to Sue High Court Judge (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: 2012 Winter Wheat Doomed (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Sabotages Biti (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: 'Construction Sector to Grow' [interview] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Away On State Business, Cdes [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Extremism Rattles Zanu-PF (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: President Tsvangirai Tours Harare City Water Works [press release] (MDC)
• Zimbabwe: Three Chiefs Fight Over Great Zimbabwe Control (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Domestic Violence Claims Seven in One Week (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: High Court Okays Zinara Arrests (The Herald)
• South Africa: CAF to Conduct Afcon 2013 Preliminary Draw On Five July (SAFA)
• South Africa: City Aims to Manage All Modes of Public Transport (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Top Scientists Develop Fynbos Fire Management Project (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Taxi Bosses Cough Up for Traffic Fines (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Social Cohesion Summit Not Reaction to the Spear (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Minister Invokes Law to Protect Waterberg Air Quality (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Youths Voice Their Grievances to Motlanthe (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Nation Gears Up for Olympics (BuaNews)
• South Africa: Local Govt Turnaround Strategy Fast Tracked (BuaNews)
• Mozambique: Euro Zone Crisis Threatens Mozambican Economy (AIM)
• Mozambique: President Guebuza Calls for Defence of Environment (AIM)
• Mozambique: Govt to Build Cashew Research Centre in Nampula Province (AIM)
• Mozambique: Triton Gains Rights to Graphite Projects (AIM)
• Mozambique: Government Seeks Funding for Nacala Deep Water Port (AIM)
• Zambia: Obituary - Steven Malama - People's Advocate [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: Moody's Downgrades 15 World's Biggest Banks (BuaNews)
• South Africa: R1 Billion Boost for Local Farming (SA Info)
• South Africa: Team Profile - Sunette Viljoen (SA Info)
• Zimbabwe: We Are Dedicated Warriors' Fans [column] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Transcript of Farai Maguwu On Question Time [interview] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Local Asylum Seekers Granted Reprieve in UK (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Admits No Money Coming From Army Controlled Diamond Firm (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: National Airline Given 90 Days to Renew Safety Audit (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: MPs Get Circumcised in Aids Fight (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Zuma's Trip On Hold As Negotiators Still to Draw Up Agenda (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Governor Bypasses Council to Give Out Housing (SW Radio)
• Nigeria/South Africa: Banyana Banyana to Wrap Up Last Game On the Continent in Style (SAFA)
• South Africa/Libya: Futsal National Team Tackles Libya in Last Match of the World Cup Qualifiers (SAFA)
• South Africa: Mollo Looks to Make a Difference for Bloemfontein Celtics At the Sasol League National Championships in Durban (SAFA)
• South Africa: Minister Must Account for Closing Down Refugee Centre [press release] (DA)