July 25, 2012

• Africa: Visionary African Plant Breeders Tackle Issue of Better and More Available Seed for Farmers (AGRA)
• Africa: Minister Gigaba Says China Sees South Africa As Gateway to African Market [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Translux Bus and Driver Being Investigated for Illegal Overtaking [press release] (SA Govt)
• Zambia: Talia Gets Closer to $300,000 (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: ZRA's Relation With SMEs (Times of Zambia)
• Ghana: World Leaders Mourn Attah Mills (This Day)
• Ghana: 2012 Panafest/Emancipation Day Celebration Cancelled [press release] (Ghana Govt.)
• South Africa: World Bank Highlights Massive Inequality (IRIN)
• Ghana: Message of Condolence From the Council of State [document] (Ghana Govt.)
• Zimbabwe: U.S. Says Sanctions to Remain (SW Radio)
• Sudan: Statement At the Conclusion of an IMF Mission to Sudan [press release] (IMF)
• Madagascar: Rajoelina, Ravalomanana Meet On Remote Island (RFI)
• Swaziland: Queens Off On Shopping Spree (Swazi Media)
• Liberia: Sirleaf Hails Delisting of 17 Liberians From UN Travel Ban (Liberia Govt)
• Cameroon: Cameroon-Brazil Showdown This Wednesday (Cameroon Tribune)
• Ghana: Ghanaian President Atta Mills Passes on (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: Parliament Threatens to Impeach Nigerian President (Cameroon Tribune)
• Kenya: Marambii Cautions On Plans to Control Rates (The Star)
• Kenya: Agrochemical Firms Seek VAT Bill Review (The Star)
• Kenya: Korogocho Baby Dies in Fire Caused By Mother's Stove (The Star)
• Kenya: Kyuso Policeman Held Over Guard's Murder (The Star)
• Kenya: Embrace Technology - Kamar Tells Universities (The Star)
• Kenya: Uneasy Calm Before First Jubilee Storm [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Four Shot With Arrows in Banita Scheme Row (The Star)
• Kenya: Judge to Decide On Industrial Court (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh1 Million Rule for Real Estate Trading 'To Bar Many' (The Star)
• Kenya: Missing Explosives Claim in Iranian Case (The Star)
• Kenya: Trancentury Profits Jump Five Times On Power Investments (The Star)
• Kenya: Bandits Injure Two in Turkana (The Star)
• Kenya: Reprieve for Allasane Ba As Arrest Warrant Quashed (The Star)
• Kenya: Counties to Inherit Sh17 Billion Councils' Debt (The Star)
• Kenya: Boxers Reloaded (The Star)
• Kenya: Bad Governance Is Still Our Bane [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Eabl, Banks Trade Heaviest At the NSE (The Star)
• Kenya: MPs Probe Italy's Project in Magarini (The Star)
• Kenya: Athletico Fail to Fend Off Fighting As Vita in Quarter-Final (The Star)
• Kenya: Warrant of Arrest Issued Against Kilele Co-Accused (The Star)
• Kenya: Gang of Ten Attempted to Abduct Us - Terror Suspects (The Star)
• Kenya: Calls for More Universities (The Star)
• East Africa: EAC States Meet Over Monetary Union Plans (The Star)
• Kenya: A Thrilling Peroni Nairobi Polo Tournament (The Star)
• Kenya: Gacheche Vetting Case Taken to CJ (The Star)
• Kenya: Kie Seeks Help to Build Sh4.5 Billion Resource Centre (The Star)
• Kenya: Shitanda Sacks Five Top NHC Managers (The Star)
• Kenya: Good Old Ezra Did Not Deserve to Die (The Star)
• Kenya: Top Nyanza ODM Leaders Opt for Devolved Seats (The Star)
• Kenya: Mystery Over Slain Mandera Raiders (The Star)
• Kenya: Pension Relief Likely to Boost Morgages (The Star)
• Kenya: Soi Hopes to Turn His Beijing Olympics Bronze Medal Into Gold (The Star)
• Kenya: APS Hurt in Chang'aa Raid (The Star)
• Kenya: Chinese Mining Company Defends Its Operation (The Star)
• Kenya: PNU May Not Field Own Presidential Candidate (The Star)
• Kenya: Bishop Kalu Incited Hate Against Gays [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: TJRC Final Report Out Next Month (The Star)
• Kenya: Families of Helicopter Crash Victims Oppose Police, KCA Lawyers (The Star)
• Kenya: British Security Guard Dies At Mombasa Port (The Star)
• Kenya: Butere Girls Denounce Miniskirt Wear Debate (The Star)
• Kenya: MPs Will Debate Crucial Security Bills Next Week (The Star)
• Kenya: Ex-Minister Nyiva Endorses Nephew for Governor (The Star)
• Kenya: Misyani Girls Linked to Arson (The Star)
• Kenya: Budalangi CDF Spends Sh15 Million On Projects (The Star)
• Kenya: Sh30 Million Bribe Demanded Over IEBC Poll Tender (The Star)
• Kenya: Mwakwere Roots for URP (The Star)
• Kenya: Registration for the Fourth Masai Mara Marathon Gets Underway (The Star)
• Kenya: Iran Ship With Explosives On Way to Kenya (The Star)
• Kenya: Do Not Blame Morans for Killing Lions [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: Appeal Court Judges Write to Mutunga Over Vetting (The Star)
• Kenya: Bungoma Hospital Project Hit By Row (The Star)
• Kenya: Police in Silent Strike 'Sabotage Communication Lines' (The Star)
• Kenya: Nyandarua Liquor Board Closes Down 149 Bars (The Star)
• Kenya: Farmers Accuse Jennifer Moi of Njoro Land-Grab (The Star)
• Africa: Transform, Innovate, and Connect - a New ICT Strategy [press release] (World Bank)
• Kenya: State Allocates Sh1.4 Billion for Police Cars Ahead of Polls (The Star)
• Kenya: Police Net Six Notorious Bandits At Dadaab Camp (The Star)
• Kenya: Kambaa Girls Protest New 'Harsh' Principal (The Star)
• Kenya: Universities Jostle for Space in Kisii Town (The Star)
• Kenya: Gachie Youth Dismiss Bid By Elders to Vet Aspirants (The Star)
• Kenya: Suspected Poacher Shot Dead in Laikipia Ranch (The Star)
• Kenya: Kuppet Furious At State Over Salary Increase (The Star)
• Kenya: End Wrangles, Anti-Jigger Boss Tells NGOs Council (The Star)
• Kenya: Herders Cost KWS 15 Million (The Star)
• East Africa: Victoria Cup May Be Postponed After Ugandan and Zimbabwe Pull Out (The Star)
• Kenya: High-End Areas Have Most Expensive Land for Residential Use [opinion] (The Star)
• Kenya: 500 Workers Lose Jobs As Eldoret Factory Shuts Down (The Star)
• Kenya: New Report On Land Policies Out Tomorrow (The Star)
• Kenya: IEBC Should Make Contingency Plans (The Star)
• Kenya: Garissa Terror Suspect Case May Be Closed (The Star)
• Africa: Turning the Tide for Women, Children and Youth [press release] (XIX International Aids Conference)
• Ghana: U.S. Secretary Clinton On Death of President Mills [document] (State Department)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Media Reaction After the Death of Ghana's President John Evans Atta Mills [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Government Reaction Following the Attack On a Displaced Persons Camp in Western Cote d'Ivoire [press release] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Liberia: U.S. Secretary Clinton On Liberia's National Day [document] (State Department)
• South Sudan: Martyr Day Isn't an Ordinary Day South Sudanese Leaders [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Gambari Asks UNSC to Task Darfur Peacekeepers With Supporting Development (Sudan Tribune)
• Africa: Ecobank Capital raises USD228 million to Close First Tranche of Loan Syndication on Behalf of Olam Palm Gabon [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecobank)
• Zimbabwe: Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai Meets New Zealand Premier (Zimbabwe PM)
• Liberia: Solar Power Traffic Lights (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Refugees Face Difficult Choice: Return Home or Integrate in Ivorian Society (New Democrat)
• Sierra Leone: Five Years of Progressive Governance - the Koroma Legacies [opinion] (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Clouds of a Ghoulish War (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Lawn Tennis in Limbo, Slta to Forfeit ITF Support (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Leone Stars Duo Suspended Indefinitely, Obreh Stripped of Captaincy (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: New Chief of Defence Staff, Nine Others Approved (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: MPs Finally Approve Val Collier's Retirement Benefit (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Armed Robberies Have Reduced - AIG Operations (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Youth Want a Review of Abortion Law (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Defense Makes No Case for Accused Wife in Husband's Murder (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Panguma Wants Koroma Re-Elected (Concord)
• Sierra Leone: Women Claim 30 Percent Quota Long Overdue (Concord)
• South Africa: DA Offers Condolences On Death of Ghanaian President John Atta Mills [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: How Was Selebi's Parole Determined? [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Zuma's Rural Development Project Is a Mangaung PR Campaign [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Patel Is Delusional to Celebrate Missed Jobs Target [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: University Funding Review - NSFAS and Student Accommodation Reforms Vital for Redress in Higher Education [press release] (DA)
• Egypt: Elbaradei's Party to Compete Hard in Next Elections (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Ex-MP Says New PM Lacks Political Vision (Aswat Masriya)
• Rwanda: Rwanda Launches Reading Initiative (News of Rwanda)
• South Africa: Busa Lowers Growth Forecast for 2012 (SAPA)
• Rwanda: Local Defense Visits Ntarama Genocide Memorial Site (News of Rwanda)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Concerns Over Cholera Mount Amid Clashes (IRIN)
• Rwanda: Kagame Condemns U.S Decision to Cut Off Military Aid (News of Rwanda)
• Africa: Why Monitoring of the UN Convention Against Corruption Matters [analysis] (ISS)
• Rwanda: Leaders Turn to ICT, Hand Written Reports to Be History [column] (News of Rwanda)
• South Africa: Durban Filmmart 2012 Winners Announced (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: Adoke Absence Stalls Trial of Oil Marketers (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: Ports Upgrade Begins With Ship Unloader (SA Info)
• South Africa: SA Offers Condolences to Ghana (SA Info)
• Uganda: High Court Re-Instates Busia LC 5 Boss (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: MDC Welcomes Supreme Court Ruling On Governors [press release] (MDC)
• Uganda: Highway Roadblocks Irk Trade Minister (New Vision)
• Uganda: US Donates More Funds to Battle HIV (New Vision)
• Zambia: Three Women Arrested for Drug Trafficking (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Statement By the Prime Minister of the Republic of Zimbabwe On the EU Council Decisions On Zimbabwe [press release] (MDC)
• Uganda: Govt Intensifies Patriotism Campaign (New Vision)
• Zambia: Nkunika Urges Olympians to Emulate Chipolopolo (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Transparency On Diamond Revenue Will Improve Civil Servants' Welfare [press release] (MDC)
• Uganda: Soaring City Crime Blamed On Judiciary, LCs (New Vision)
• Uganda: IGG Wants Parliament to Debate Graft Reports (New Vision)
• Uganda: More Officials Interrogated Over Sh14 Billion Award (New Vision)
• Uganda: Makerere VC Search Takes New Twist (New Vision)
• Uganda: Convict Yearning for Love (New Vision)
• Zambia: Seal Tax Leakages in New Budget - CSPR (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Zambian Athletes in Buoyant Mood (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Funded Sectors Under Performing - Report (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: MPs Give UCC Two Months to Crack Whip On Crafty Telecom Firms (New Vision)
• Zambia: Report Judicial Misconduct - Mvunga (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Costs Rise on Delayed Highway (New Vision)
• East Africa: COMESA Rolls Out U.S.$100,000 Cluster Programmes (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: U.S. to Continue Supporting Zambia (Times of Zambia)
• Mauritius: Zambia Face Mauritius (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Benefits From Mining Sector, a Crucial Factor (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Sale of Assets Buoys Tullow (New Vision)
• Zambia: ZATAC, Itezhi-Tezhi Business Group Ink K610 Million Deal (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: Youngsters Attend Leadership Programme (New Era)
• Kenya: Kibaki Headed to London for Visit (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Kenyans Want Elections Sooner Rather Than Later (Capital FM)
• Namibia: Obesity Is a Health Hazard! [opinion] (New Era)
• Africa: Continent's Economic Growth Picks Up Despite Global Recession (Capital FM)
• Uganda: URU Lifts Term of Office for Executive to Four Years (New Vision)
• Zambia: 'Take Advantage of Constitution Making Process' (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: Restrictions Placed On Overweight Containers (Capital FM)
• Namibia: NDP4 to Transform Namibia (New Era)
• Nigeria: State Police Will Address Security Challenges, Says Jos Monarch (Leadership)
• Nigeria: More Condolences for Atta Mills Pour in (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigeria's NGO Admitted As Member of ECOSOC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Sacked Mainstreetbank Workers Storm Lagos Govt House (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Islamic Cleric Urges Lagos Residents to Be Security Conscious (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Three in Court for Causing Grievous Hurt (Leadership)
• Namibia: Business Not Upbeat About 2012 (New Era)
• Namibia: Haukongo's Brace Hands Shifidi a Classic Victory (New Era)
• Namibia: Weekend Indoor Soccer At Walvis Bay (New Era)
• Sudan: Strenuous Attempts to Media-Blackout Related to the Arrest Campaign Against the Activists and Bloggers Who Support Freedom and Democracy [press release] (HRInfo)
• Mauritania: Police Attacked Protesters - Human Rights Group (HRInfo)
• Nigeria: Eko 2012 Will Redefine NSF, Says LOC Boss (This Day)
• Nigeria: First Bank Reports 129 Percent Jump in Profit At Half Year (This Day)
• Nigeria: Okagbare Hopes On God for Good Outing (This Day)
• Ghana: 'Nigeria, Ghana Among Top Fastest-Growing Markets' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Experts Harp On Increased Infrastructure Financing (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Generates N855 Billion in May, Says CBN (This Day)
• South Africa: Government Has Prioritised Manufacturing to Industrialise the Country - Minister Davies [press release] (SA Govt)
• Liberia: GIZ Turns Over Several Projects to Citizens in Lofa County (Heritage)
• Liberia: Ellen Dedicates Technical and Vocational College in Cape Mount (Heritage)
• Liberia: Another UNMIL Weapon Retrieved (Heritage)
• Liberia: IMF Assured of GOL Commitment (Heritage)
• Liberia: LACC Investigates Deposit of Salary Checks Into Accounts of Ex-MICAT Boss, Others (Heritage)
• Liberia: Lawmaker Urged to Fulfill Campaign Promises (Heritage)
• Liberia: Four Police Officers Suspended for Time Indefinite (Heritage)
• South Africa: Temporary Du Noon Clinic Will Be Operational in October [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Absa Women's League National Championships Draw 2012 (SAFA)
• Zimbabwe: The Lifting of Sanctions and the Shape of Politics to Come [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Egypt: Morsi Assigns Qandeel to Form New Government (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Morsi Receives Transport Minister (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Switzerland Freezes $ 900 Million of Former Regime Officials (Egypt Online)
• Tanzania: From Zanzibar House of Reps (Daily News)
• Liberia: Be of Benefit to Your Community -Karbowiak Tells Firestone Graduates (Analyst)
• Egypt: Morsi Receives Awwa (Egypt Online)
• Tanzania: Iringa HIV-Infected Children, Families for Better Quality Care (Daily News)
• Egypt: Morsi - Emergency State Will Never Be Reinstated (Egypt Online)
• Tanzania: Bunge Committee Calls for Union League Reinstatement (Daily News)
• Egypt: Ganzouri Carrying Out His Duties Normally Despite Qandeel's Assignment (Egypt Online)
• Liberia: Four Police Officers Suspended (Analyst)
• Liberia: NEC Commissioners For Life Under Discussion (Analyst)
• Africa: Religious Leaders Pledge Support in Fight Against Domestic Violence (Daily Maverick)
• Angola: Petro Face 1º De Agosto on Wednesday for League Cup (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angolans Detained in Northern Namibia Get Legal Aid (ANGOP)
• Djibouti: Air Force Leadership Changes Hands At Camp Lemonnier (U.S. Africa Command)
• Botswana: Defence Force, U.S. to Conduct Joint Military Exercise (U.S. Africa Command)
• Angola: Former Olympic Boxer Appeals for Patriotism (ANGOP)
• Angola: Car Crash Kills Three People in Londuimbali (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Requiem for a Tragic Antihero, Jackie Selebi [opinion] (Daily Maverick)
• Zambia: Sata and Zambia - Robert Rotberg Disappoints and Confounds [opinion] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Angola: Angolan Writer Releases Debut Book on Friday (ANGOP)
• Liberia: CMC Hails Anti-Gay Law (Analyst)
• Angola: Horizonte Nzinga Mbandi Stages 'O Regressado' (ANGOP)
• Angola: Historian Lectures on Iberian Slavery Route (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Long-Awaited Draft Constitution Finally Produced [analysis] (ISS)
• Angola: Young Musicians Seek Sponsorship (ANGOP)
• Madagascar: Army Divided as Talks Start [analysis] (ISS)
• Angola: University Lecturer for Preservation of 'Pedra De Feitiço' Site (ANGOP)
• Angola: '17 De Dezembro' Theatre Group Stages 'Consequências Dos Ciúmes' (ANGOP)
• Angola: Book Fair Third Edition Happens in Benguela (ANGOP)
• Angola: Training and Education Regarded as Tools to Combat Poverty (ANGOP)
• Angola: Chairman of Solid Residues International Institution Highlights Angola's Potential (ANGOP)
• Angola: Environment Ministry Wants to Create 20,000 New Jobs (ANGOP)
• Africa: World-Wide Action On Black Carbon, Methane and Other Short-Lived Pollutants Grows As Seven More Countries Join New Coalition [press release] (UNEP)
• Africa: Obama's to-Do List Towards Ending the Aids Epidemic (Health-e)
• Liberia: No Report for 150-Day Plan -Independent Report Critical; Public Anxiety Grows (Analyst)
• Africa: UNAIDS and PEPFAR Spotlight Global Progress in Eliminating New HIV Infections Among Children (Health-e)
• Liberia: Jolly Independence Day to All Liberians [editorial] (Analyst)
• South Africa: Leadership Key in Getting People to Protect Against HIV (Health-e)
• South Africa: Health-e Board Member Addresses World Aids Conference With Elton John (Health-e)
• Nigeria: Dabiri-Erewa Condoles With Families of Nigerians Killed in U.S. Crash (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Police Design New Strategies Against Crime - AIG (Leadership)
• Nigeria: U.S. Seizes Ibori's Houston Mansion, Two Bank Accounts (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Obasanjo Tasks African Leaders On Conducive Investment Climate (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Petrol Subsidy - FG Sues Oil Companies (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Women Will Prevail On Buhari to Contest 2015 Election (This Day)
• Nigeria: Soldiers Arrest Suspected Gun Runners - Commander (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Court Remands Man, 26, for Stealing Women's Wears (Leadership)
• Rwanda: Western Province Selects Their Miss 2012 (Focus)
• Rwanda: New Body to Modernize Legal Reforms (Focus)
• Nigeria: NPL Resumes Thursday With Reschedule Matches (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fed Cup - Ilorin to Host Heartland, Lobi Stars Clash (This Day)
• Sudan: Turabi's Party Denies Arab Spring Countries' Initiative to Reconcile Sudan's Islamists (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Sudan's Defense Minister Returns to Addis Ababa After Talks With Bashir (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: Selebi 'Did Not Jump Dialysis Queue' (SAPA)
• Nigeria: Group Lauds EFCC On Arraignment of Indicted Oil Marketers (Leadership)
• Africa: Rwanda 'Outraged By Torture' of Nationals in DRC (New Times)
• Nigeria: Army Fines Colonel, Sergeant for Taking BRT Lane (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Army Uncovers Weapons Factory in Nasarawa State (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Fraud - EFCC to Arraign 18 Suspects (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fed Cup - Pillars Through, Enyimba Out (Vanguard)
• Cote d'Ivoire: With Mixed Record on Freedom of Information, President Ouattara Visits Paris (RSF)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Mark At Sen. Dantong Funeral - Preach Peace, Forgiveness (Vanguard)
• Angola: Minister Praises Citizens' Literacy Projects (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Chukuku Community Decries Shortage of Boreholes (Daily Trust)
• Tanzania/Nigeria: Green Predicts Tanzania Fall (Daily Trust)
• Cote d'Ivoire: The Security Situation in the West After Last Week's Killings [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Human Rights Commission Presents a Report On the Human Rights Situation in the Country [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Cote d'Ivoire: On a Visit to the U.S., Ivorian First Lady Meets Officials At the State Department Over Anti-Child Labor Campaign [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Somalia: Elders Agree to Vote On New Constitution (RFI)
• Egypt: PM - Mursi's Manifesto is Priority, SCAF to Appoint Defense Minister (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi Meets New PM to Discuss Forming Govt (Aswat Masriya)
• South Africa: President Zuma Arrives in Seychelles [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Sudan: South Sudanese Supermodel Alek Wek's Journey Home [press release] (UNHCR)
• South Africa: President Zuma Impressed By Umzimkhulu Development [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Crisis While They Wait for National Lotteries Board (nlb) Funds - Media Statement By Albert Fritz, Western Cape Mec of Social Development [press release] (SA Govt)
• Central Africa: President Paul Biya Attends Cemac Summit (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Marafa Hamidou Yaya's Case Adjourned for Thursday (Cameroon Tribune)
• Rwanda: As Vita Leave It Late (Focus)
• Rwanda: American Students Visit the Senate (Focus)
• Southern Africa: Preventing Crime and Violence [analysis] (OSISA)
• Ghana: African Press Review 25 July 2012 (RFI)
• Ghana: Commonwealth Secretary-General Mourns Death of Ghanaian President [document] (Commonwealth)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf Dedicates David A. Straz, Jr.-Sinji Technical & Vocational College - Cuts Ribbon At Gbondoi Clinic in Montserrado County (Liberia Govt)
• Sierra Leone: We'll Not Allow 'The Tormentor' to Derail 'The Comforter' [opinion] (Concord)
• Gambia: Kins Holds 3rd Graduation Ceremony (Daily Observer)
• West Africa: Gambia to Host Sub-Regional Wrestling Championship (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Operation Bulldozer Makes 285 Arrests (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Flood Kills Woman in Farafenni (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Minister Confirms Nyathi 'Reinstated' - Fails to Respond On Legal Advice to the Contrary [press release] (DA)
• Gambia: 17 KAC Staff Trained On Community Development Planning (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 14 Prison Officers' Case Adjourned Again (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: KM Recites the Qur'an On July 22nd Anniversary (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Jaliba Receives Two Trophies From Club (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Taiwanese Company Gives U.S.$10,000 to Gambian Orphanages (Daily Observer)
• West Africa: Waho Day Commemorated (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Incentives for Investors in Tourism (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Dr. Mamady Cham Redeployed (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Gamtel FC Coach Hails Team (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GRA Four, Others Case Struck Out (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: CBN Leaves Interest Rate At 12 Percent, Moves to Support Naira (This Day)
• Gambia: Foundation Stone of New Foreign Office Building Laid (Daily Observer)
• Gambia/Morocco: Gambia U-20 Leave for Morocco Tie (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Nisa Tournament Deferred (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 18 Scouts Receive KMC Mayor's Award (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Two Ex-Gamtel Officers Freed of Economic Crime Charges (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Gauteng Implements Integrity Commissioner's Recommendations [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: Nghimtina Sues Over Power Supply Story (Namibian)
• Namibia: No Bail for Education Corruption Suspects (Namibian)
• Africa: Country Should Strategically Define Its Interests in Relation to South Africa [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Up Up Up Basic Food Prices (Namibian)
• Namibia: Geologists Escape Artillery Barrage (Namibian)
• Namibia: National Hero Stranded in Hospital (Namibian)
• Namibia: Aids 2012 19th International Conference - 'Aids No Longer a Death Sentence' (Namibian)
• Nigeria: 'Invest Sovereign Wealth Fund in Stocks' (This Day)
• Namibia: Government Acts On Kalkrand Concerns (Namibian)
• Namibia: NAC Paid N$5 Million for Incomplete Project (Namibian)
• Namibia: Petrotek Directors Deny Tribalism Allegations (Namibian)
• South Africa: South African Institute of Race Relations Got It Wrong! [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: Over 280 Drug Cases Registered in Kavango (Namibian)
• Namibia: GOVT Revamps Policy On Pregnant Schoolgirls (Namibian)
• Namibia: Stars Add to London Olympic Glitz Frenzy (Namibian)
• South Africa: Jeff Radebe Speeds Into Third Place With R34 600 in Traffic Fines [press release] (DA)
• Namibia: NAMAF Disputes Claims By Medical Professionals (Namibian)
• Sierra Leone: Sierra Leone Officially Welcomed to the Olympic Games (Concord)
• Namibia: Summer Cup Launched At Ongwediva (Namibian)
• Namibia: Italian Judge Dies in Car Crash (Namibian)
• South Africa: Interprovincial Co-Ordinated Operations - Police Arrest Two Hundred and Twenty-Nine [press release] (SA Govt)
• Nigeria: Naira Gains Marginally On Dollar Inflow (This Day)
• Namibia: Crafty Cybercrooks Lurking Everywhere (Namibian)
• Sierra Leone: Cricket - Stadium Stars Lift T20 League Crown (Concord)
• South Africa: President Zuma Must Fight for Local Industry [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: President Zuma Sends Condolences On the Passing of the President of Ghana [press release] (SA Govt)
• Sierra Leone: Diamond Stars Win Salone Premier League Title (Concord)
• Nigeria: Alleged Colorado Gunman's Family Stands By Son (This Day)
• South Africa: World Bank Report - Job Creation Is the Key to Closing the Wealth Gap [press release] (DA)
• Nigeria: Corruption Had Assumed a Worrisome Level - Okojie (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Anambra - Offodile's Tirades [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: My Wife Is a Tigress, She Bites Me Frequently, Man Tells Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: U.S. Firm Plans $60 Million Investment in Agric. Sector (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: EU's Doublespeak Does Not Help Anyone [opinion] (The Herald)
• Nigeria: BOT - PDP Leaders Back Ali's Bid (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG to Announce MGT Team for Sovereign Wealth Fund (This Day)
• Nigeria: APGA Alleges Signature Forgery (This Day)
• Nigeria: NSE to Train Brokers On New Trading Platform (This Day)
• Nigeria: Private Employment Agencies Want Recruiters' Licence Amended (This Day)
• Nigeria: Journey Towards Cash-Less Economy (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'BOI Intervention Funds May Fail to Achieve Objectives' (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG to Settle Patience Jonathan, Turai Yar'Adua Land Dispute (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dantong's Widow, Jonathan, Mark, Preach Forgiveness At Slain Senator's Funeral (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ghanaian President, Atta Mills Passes On, Mahama Takes Over (This Day)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Fraud - EFCC to Prosecute 23 Oil Marketers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Pension Scam - Abuja Court Refuses to Set Aside Freezing Order (This Day)
• Nigeria: Address Unfriendly Activities of International Agencies, FG Urged (This Day)
• Nigeria: On Valuation of PHCN Assets (This Day)
• Nigeria: FIRS Rakes in N2.43 Trillion in First Half of 2012 (This Day)
• Nigeria: NLC Worried Over Delay in Implementation of Subsidy Report (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Deputy Gov Tasks CJ On Justice Delivery (This Day)
• Nigeria: Making Micro-Insurance Work in Nigeria (This Day)
• Nigeria: SON Clamps Down On Fake Product Dealers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Allows Ndume to Travel for Pilgrimage (This Day)
• Nigeria: U.S. Slams Restraining Order On Ibori's U.S.$3 Million (This Day)
• Sierra Leone: Sierra Leonean Women-Owned Business Benefit From Afford-Sl and the Cherie Blaire Foundation From Women (Concord)
• Zimbabwe: Michael Mahendere 'Gets Personal With God' (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Green Wall Programme Faces Fresh Review (Daily Trust)
• Sierra Leone: Airtel Launches Cheapest Tariff 'Super 10', Smile With Airtel Volume Two (Concord)
• Zimbabwe: Clinton Hails Legislators' Circumcision (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Petroleum Marketers Threaten to Shut Operations in 48 Hours (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe/South Africa: Dembare Eye Tarumbwa (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Police Nab 11 Suspected Cultists in Nasarawa State (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Probe for Illegal School Levies, As 3 Million Books Go to SE (Daily Trust)
• Kenya: Fast Forward - a Workbook to Make Kenya Right [interview] (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Fraud - EFCC Arraigns 7 Marketers Tomorrow (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: ZNFPC Needs U.S.$70 000 to Revive Studio (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: What Value is Education to Zimbabwe and Her People? [opinion] (Sokwanele)
• Sierra Leone: Citizens Call on Govt to Monitor Construction of Drainages (Concord)
• Nigeria: NPL Actions to Resume On Thursday (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nasarawa Bye-Election - Facts and Fallacies [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: State Governors Demand U.S.$2 Billion From ECA (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ibori - Court Orders CBN to Release U.S.$15 Million Bribe (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Women Are Taking Over the Role of Bread Winner in Nigeria (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Heartland Warn Against Insecurity in Kaduna (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: Cattle Rustler Skips Court (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Federation Cup - NNL Hails Prime FC, Plateau United, Crown FC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Dutse - Where Humans Co-Habit With Filth (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Durex and Its Fallacious Survey [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ghanaian President Atta Mills Dies At 68 (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Wayef V. FCT Minister - AGF Seeks Out-of-Court Settlement (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Going for Gold [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Flood - Gwagwalada Council Embarks On Drainage Clearing (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Let Us Practice Federalism the Way It Is Known Worldwide' [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Before Lawmakers Wield the Big Stick On Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nyako Vs Gundiri - All Eyes On Election Tribunal (Leadership)
• Sierra Leone: SDI Launches Contract Monitoring Coalition (Concord)
• Nigeria: Why Area Councils Still Grapple With Environmental Challenges (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - Presidential Committee Recommends Recovery of N382 Billion From Companies (Leadership)
• Sierra Leone: Law Students Debunk Sexual Scandal Claim (Concord)
• Mauritius: The Economics of Electricity Generation (L'Express)
• Zimbabwe: EU Sanctions Extension Non-Event (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Senate Mourns Mills (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Reps Never Threatened to Impeach Jonathan - Emodi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oyo Govt Set to Dualize Intra-City Roads (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Residents Protest Demolition of Abuja Suburb (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: JSE Unbundles High Court (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Lagos to Close Motor Parks If... (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Gombe Varsity Students Protest Planned 'Removal' of VC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Open University Targets 500,000 Students for 2013 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Attah of Igala, Dr Aliyu Obaje (1910-2012) [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Imperatives of E-Governance in Managing Expatriate Quota [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 88 Farmer Groups Get U.S.$6 Million World Bank Support (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Impeachment - PDP in Behind-the-Scene Moves to Save Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Robbery - Bank Compensates Family of Dead Policemen (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Spends N120 Million On Girl-Child Education (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Stockbrokers Seek Lower Market Rates (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Mbadinuju's Experience Will Help Anambra Out of Crisis' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ACN Cannot Be Trusted With Power, Says PDP (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: Mahama Sworn in As President (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Obasanjo, Senate Mourn Mills (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Subsidy - EFCC to Prosecute Bamanga's Son, 19 Others (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Agriculture - Employers Forum Criticizes Ekiti for Hiring Foreigners (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jang Invites Muslims to Dialogue (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria/Liberia: Keshi Advised to Use the Best Against Liberia (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Harare to Go Dry, Says Town Clerk (The Herald)
• Nigeria: CBN Reduces Cash in Banks (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Parly Raps DPC (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Welcome Ceremony Held for Team Zim in London (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Fraud - Group Tasks EFCC On Arraignment of Marketers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nasarawa Assembly Inaugurates New Member (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NFF Picks Ilorin, Calabar for Federation Cup Semis (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Rivers Muslim Traders Tasked On Fear of God (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC Operates JP Morgan Account - Okonjo-Iweala (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Army Discovers Arms Factory in Nasarawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NERC Concludes Review of Electricity Market Rules (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Constitution Review - Presidency to Lose Control of INEC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: We'll Rebrand ANPP As Alternative to PDP - Sheriff [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Former Governor Oni Tackles Fashola Over Makoko (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ramadan - Borno to Feed 12 000 Muslims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dewu Appointed Abu Governing Council Chair (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Buys 200 Cars for First Ladies Summit (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Inaugurates Doing Business Committees (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ondo Monarch Orders Village Head to Vacate Throne (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: As Imo LG Chairmen Battle to Resume Office (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: $U.S.3 Million Bribe Scam - Court Transfers Otedola's Suit (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Petroleum Marketers Threaten to Shut Operations (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: JIBWIS Sells N250 Million Commodities to Muslims in Katsina (Daily Trust)
• Egypt: Civil Association - Safwat Hegazy Behind Kandil's Nomination for Prime Minister (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: Plateau Govt Consoles Flood Victims, Assesses Flood Sites (Leadership)
• Namibia: Namibian Flag Is Raised At Olympics (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Gospel Artistes Need Spiritual Anointing (The Herald)
• Nigeria: N382 Billion Subsidy Money Stolen in 2011 - Presidential Committee (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigeria to Get U.S.$200 Million World Bank Grant for Infrastructure (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Murder - Court Sentences Farmer to Death By Hanging (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 2015 Polls - INEC Mulls Accommodating Nigerians in Diaspora (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Alleged Fuel Subsidy Fraud - Sons of Bamanga, Arisekola, Ahmadu Ali, Others Charged (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Police Rescue Kidnapped Victim, Kill Suspect (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigerians Mourn Five Killed in New York Auto Crash (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Job Creation Is Critical in Nation Building - Bindir [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Why We Sacked 19 Workers of Delta Line - Commissioner (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NLC Accuses FG of Plotting to Weaken Labour (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Index, Capitalisation Down By 0.9 Percent (Leadership)
• Nigeria: We Will Work With Final Report From Presidential Task Force - Okonjo-Iweala (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NUPENG Threatens Strike Over Bad Roads, Refineries (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Unity Bank Strengthens Workforce (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: 'Dollarisation Slows Growth' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tz Ready to Host Itf Junior Circuit (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Legislators Slam GNU for Disunity (The Herald)
• Sierra Leone: What PA Kabbah Did Not Tell Salone at Koroma's Swearing in (Concord)
• Zimbabwe: Kaitano Unveiled As Hunt's Deputy (The Herald)
• Ghana: Funding Required for Ghana's Rail Rehabilitation Project (TradeInvest)
• South Africa: Uplifting the Community Through Skateboarding (Biz-Community)
• Zambia: Sata Defends Decision to Appoint Opposition as MPs (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: AfDB Group Project Approvals for 2012 So Far Total U.S. $ 3.45 Billion [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Namibia: Big Brother Stargame - Bye Bye, Big Boys (Namibian)
• Zambia: 'We Won't Succumb to Intimidation' (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Highlands Win Bowls Tourney (The Herald)
• Kenya: BBA - I Am Not a Traitor, Says Alex! (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Salim, Sserunkuma Spark Gor Revival (Capital FM)
• Zambia: African Govts Urged to Increase Funding to Health (Times of Zambia)
• Liberia: Liberia @165 - Celebrating Achievements or Age? [editorial] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: UL Cancels Entrance Exam (New Dawn)
• Liberia: UNMIL Arms Found in Criminals Hands (New Dawn)
• Egypt: Constitution Expert - Kandil's Appointment As Pm Positive Step (Aswat Masriya)
• Sierra Leone: Cholera in the Capital (IRIN)
• Africa: Harnessing African Stock Exchanges to Promote Growth (Africa Renewal)
• Ghana: Beyond Mining Taxes, to Development (Africa Renewal)
• Africa: Rio Summit Keeps African Hopes Alive (Africa Renewal)
• Mali: Northern Mali's 'City of Saints' Suffers Rebel Fury (Africa Renewal)
• Africa: African Schools Keep an Eye On the Prize (Africa Renewal)
• Africa: Blackberries, Google and Fibre-Optic Cables Spread (Africa Renewal)
• Africa: Private Equity - New Cash for Expanding Businesses (Africa Renewal)
• Africa: 'Green Economy' - Empty Rhetoric or Pathway to Future? (Africa Renewal)
• Africa: Cites Meeting to Tackle Smuggling of Elephant Ivory and Rhino Horn [press release] (UNEP)
• Egypt: Columnist Salah Montasser Resigns From Shura's Editor-Selecting Committee (Aswat Masriya)
• South Africa: Municipal Collapse an Indictment Against the ANC [press release] (IFP)
• South Sudan: Western Bahr El Ghazal Bans Carrying Weapons in Public Places (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Inflation Still a Record 74 Percent High (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Second Woman Sentenced to Death By Stoning in Sudan (Sudan Tribune)
• Africa: Aids 2012 - Doing What Works to Beat HIV/Aids [document] (State Department)
• Africa: State Department Daily Press Briefing [document] (State Department)
• Sudan: Six Sudanese Bombs Landed in South Sudan Territory - UN Team (Sudan Tribune)
• Africa: African Tourism Comes of Age (Africa Renewal)
• South Sudan: MOLPSHRD Produces Five-Year Draft Strategic Plan [press release] (GoSS)
• South Sudan: Government to Increase Investment in Vocational Training [press release] (GoSS)
• Tanzania: Apr Seek Revenge Against Yanga (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Shame As 'Team Tanzania' Goes Without Pay in London (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Bloated Civil Services (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Governors Demand N320 Billion From Excess Crude Account (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bayelsa Governor Warns Against Rejection of Corps Members (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwankwaso Laments Scarcity of Engineers in Civil Service (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dangote Deploys Robots in Cement Labs (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria/Liberia: Eagles Resume August 19 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Residents Accuse PHCN Staff of Unfair Treatment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: A President and His War On Corruption [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Lack of Investors Has Stalled Manufacturing' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jos Flood - More Corpses Recovered (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Woos Al-Makura (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Court Grants Ndume Leave to Travel (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Al-Habibiyyah Disburses N15 Million Zakat (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Administrative College Harps On Manpower Development (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: How Immigration Officials Extort Foreigners (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: My Goals Will Take Lobi to Federation Cup Final - Okpotu (Daily Trust)
• Morocco: HM the King Chairs First Religious Lecture of Ramadan (MAP)
• Nigeria: Damcida - Reminiscences of the Days of Innocence [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Only Six Nigerian Varsities Make Top 100 in Africa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ondo Police Secure Release of Abducted Priest (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kogi Teachers Seek Tougher Stance On Exam Malpractice (Daily Trust)
• Sudan: Sudan Warns Security Council Against Mixing LRA Issue With Darfur Peacekeepers (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: How Much Do You Know About Our Olympics History? (SA Info)
• Egypt: Unionists to Urge Mursi to Keep Workers Quota Intact (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: President to Unveil Names of Aides Wednesday - Spokesman (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Activist Ghonim - What Achievements Qualify Kandil to Become PM? (Aswat Masriya)
• Congo-Kinshasa: The Human Costs of Conflict (ThinkAfricaPress)
• South Africa: Unity of Purpose 'Key to Beating Aids' (SA Info)
• Africa: The Lancet Physical Activity Series - Special Release (Health-e)
• South Africa: Corrupt Public Servants Pocket R300-Million (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Zinto Launches Record Label (Biz-Community)
• Morocco: Will Not Be Europe's Policeman, FM Says (MAP)
• Africa: Five Fish That Are Sustainable and (Almost) Guilt-Free [press release] (Worldwatch Institute)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Mark Preach Peace, Forgiveness At Sen. Dantong Funeral (Leadership)
• Africa: Washington National Cathedral Hosts Aids Memorial Service (ACNS)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Scam - EFCC to Prosecute First Batch of 20 Suspects (Leadership)
• Kenya: Catholic Journalists' Workshop Kicks Off (CISA)
• South Sudan: Robbers Target Malakal Church Institutions (CISA)
• Nigeria: 1st Lady Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan's Speech On Behalf of Newly Sworn-in Permanent Secretaries in Bayelsa State [document] (Nigeria First)
• Africa: Blog - 'I Wish This Could Be Done in My Country' (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Setraco Tennis Gets Zenith Bank's Boost (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Council Boss Blames Insecurity On Poverty (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Atta Mills - It's a Colossal Loss - Senate (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Motorists Groan As Gridlock Hinders Movement On Lagos/Ibadan Road (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Team Nigeria Chances 'Re Very Good, Says Chef De Mission (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Courts Overflow With Divorce Suits (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PAC Warns Members Against Abuse of Police e-Mail (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Turai Vs Patience - FG Opts for Out-of-Court Settlement of Land Dispute (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sports Festival - Lagos Opens 'Eko 2012' to Private Sector (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Team Nigeria Takes Centre Stage At Olympic Village (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: I'm Ready to Face the World - Okagbare (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Koroama Women Protest Alleged Neglect By Shell (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: We'll Retaliate If - Middle-Belt Youths Tell Boko Haram (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Akwa Ibom Govt Appeals to Jonathan Over Erosion Menace (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Senate Advocates More Funding for Agencies (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Presidential Election Date Unchanged - Ghana's Election Boss (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mark Preaches Peace At Dantong's Burial (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: KDSG Further Relaxes Curfew (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Probe Report Indicts 21 Firms, Verifies N382 Billion for Recovery (This Day)
• Nigeria: CBN Retains Monetary Policy Rate At 12 Percent (This Day)
• South Africa: The Impact of Communication on HIV [opinion] (Health-e)
• Tanzania: NSSF Wins Tenancy Case in Moshi (Daily News)
• Tanzania: 58 Tanzanians Off to United States to Study Agriculture (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Saccos Urged to Seek Tax Exemption (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Infrastructure and Communications Minister's Decision to Resign Commendable (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Container Depot Urged to Cooperate With Other Players (Daily News)
• Namibia: GOVT Buildings Falling Apart (New Era)
• Tanzania: Ferry Death Toll Reaches 94 (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Lens On Manufacturing As CZI Congress Opens (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Obtain Licences, Small-Scale Miners Urged (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Large-Scale Rice Farms to Curb Importation (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Elephant Are Aggressive, Intelligent Mammals [opinion] (The Herald)
• Cameroon: Bloated Official Delegations (Cameroon Tribune)
• Nigeria: 'How I Beheaded Seven-Year-Old Boy' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: First Bank Grows Profit By N26 Billion in Second Quarter (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: London 2012 - Team Nigeria Has Bright Chances - Ekeji (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Probe - FG to Recover N382 Billion From 21 Indicted Firms (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Country to Save U.S.$140 Million As Indorama Commissions PET Plant (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yuguda Commiserates With Blast Victims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Okorocha Invites PDP Chairmen Over Appeal Court Judgement (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNL Salutes Prime, Plateau, Crown Over Federation Cup Feat (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bonga - Environmental Group Faults Shell's Refusal to Pay Penalty (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nyako - Adamawa Tensed As Tribunal Delivers Judgment Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Zamfara Primary Schools Run Under Trees, in Mosques' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dankwambo Seeks Transparency in Revenue Allocation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: EFCC Wants U.S.$15 Million Ibori Bribe Forfeited to FG (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ramadan - Gombe Relaxes Curfew, Lifts Ban On Motorbikes (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Land Tussle - Patience, Turai to Settle Out of Court (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Railway Corporation Increases Train Frequencies in Lagos (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Man Shoots Wife to Death in Error (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Katsina Polytechnic Students Demonstrate in Solidarity of Lecturers (Daily Trust)
• Cameroon: UN Special Rapporteur Recommends Stricter Taxes For Companies Drawing on Natural Resources to Better (Cameroon Tribune)
• Angola/Zimbabwe: Under-20 Coach Optimistic in Can2013 Qualification (ANGOP)
• Africa: Mozambican Designer Points Out Growth of Fashion Events in Africa (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPLA Governance Program Committed to People Aspirations (ANGOP)
• Angola: Gender Development Policies Presented to Women (ANGOP)
• Angola: Oshakati Consul Evaluates Health Care of Angolans in Namibia (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Hands Over Means to Assist Literacy Campaign (ANGOP)
• Angola: Women Praise Governance Programme of MPLA (ANGOP)
• Africa: Environment Minister Suggests Transfer of Affordable Technologies (ANGOP)
• Angola: Education Ministry Gets 5,000 Teacher Support Manuals (ANGOP)
• Angola: Government Calls for Urgent Training of Teachers in Mathematics (ANGOP)
• Angola: Education Minister Unveils School in Ecunha (ANGOP)
• Angola: Venezuelan Diplomat Optimistic About Angolan Peace Process (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Praises Benguela Water Project (ANGOP)
• Angola: Minister Calls for Greater Responsibility in Exploitation of Natural Resources (ANGOP)
• Angola: President's Aide Meets With Church Representatives (ANGOP)
• Angola: CNE Announces Parties' Airtime Allocation Draw Wednesday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angola, Belgium Sign Cooperation Reinforcement Deal (ANGOP)
• Mozambique: Biofuel Company Likely to Lose Its Licence (AIM)
• Mozambique: Journalists Shown Kidnap Gang Hideouts (AIM)
• Mozambique: New Laboratory for Photovoltaic Systems (AIM)
• Tanzania: Vodacom to Reward Luku Buying Through M-Pesa (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Tears As Senator Gyang Dantong Is Laid to Rest (This Day)
• Cameroon: Cameroon-Brazil Showdown Today in London Olympics Opener (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: 43-year-old Kumba Reunification Train Station Awaits Renovation (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Kumba Signs Accord With U.S. Sponsors to Detect Sports Talents (Cameroon Tribune)
• Zimbabwe: Man Up for Raping Unconscious Teenager (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants Strike, Demand Salary Hikes (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Chief in Mberengwa Orders MDC Supporter to Leave Area (SW Radio)
• Southern Africa: SADC Land Ruling Undermined By Zim Constitution (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Teacher Victimised for Supporting MDC-T in Bikita South (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Mayor Gives 'Thumbs Up' to Mall, Despite Protests (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: MP Seeks Explanation for Troops' Presence in His Constituency (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Judge Rules On Governors' Case (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Regulatory Framework for Municipal Bonds Out Soon (Daily News)
• Angola: New Defence Attaché Presented to Namibian Authorities (ANGOP)
• Cameroon: UN Official Recommends National Strategy for Food Security (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: New Hope for the African Union? [analysis] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Zambia: Tranter to Erect Open Pit Mine in Luapula (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Our Dilemma With Village Relatives [opinion] (The Herald)
• East Africa: EA Photographers Challenged on Quality (Daily News)
• Zambia: Mental Health Funding on the Cards (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: African Investors Stress Agro-Processing (Daily News)
• Zambia: Neelkanth Starts Lime Production (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Peasant Wins 10m/ - in Tigo Promotion (Daily News)
• Zambia: Developing Manufacturing Industry (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Govt Seeks to Boost Farming in Kahama (Daily News)
• Zambia: State to Support Health Literacy Progrannes (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Datco Takes Over Tynwald Scheme (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chipawo Celebrates Another Successful Year (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Lack of Treachery Control, Insecurities of Nations [opinion] (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Draft On Information Bill Underway (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Sables Need Recognition (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Kenyan Teams Visit Gisozi Memorial Site (New Times)
• Angola/Zimbabwe: Five Ruled Out of Young Warriors, Angola Tie (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Court Extends EPA Convicts Jail Terms (Daily News)
• Africa: Reaping From Carbon Credits (New Times)
• Mali: Reports of Torture, Disappearances Emerge After Counter-Coup (HRW)
• Zimbabwe: Govt to Announce Seed Cotton Price (The Herald)
• Tanzania: NCCR Secretary Writes to Kikwete Over Election Case (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: 'Wife Does Not Cook for Me, Your Worship' (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Underperforming Contractors Under Fire (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Chiredzi Woman Wants Out (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Rivals AS Kigali and APR Face Off in Women League (New Times)
• Tanzania: MCC-Funded Power Projects in Progress (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Powertel Boosts Network Coverage in Bulawayo (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 10 Lorry Crash Victims Buried [press release] (MDC)
• Zimbabwe: Mixed Reactions to Bank Capitalisation (The Herald)
• Rwanda/Nigeria: Junior Wasps Sting Flying Eagles (New Times)
• South Africa: Nation Ranked 40 On Food Security Index (SAPA)
• Rwanda: It Is Time for the Sane to Take Back America [column] (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Ray Badenhoist Bags Second Title (The Herald)
• Africa: NGOs Advocate Balance in Sino-Africa Ties (New Times)
• South Africa: Nation Must Fight Inequality - World Bank (SAPA)
• Zimbabwe: Sulu Rocks Karoi (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Finding Reason to Rejoice This Holiday [column] (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Mutero for Austria (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Former Miss Rwanda Gives Birth to Baby Boy (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Quton Missestanzania Deadline (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Taking Over Heights Through Music (New Times)
• South Africa: Govt Adopts Law Against War Crimes (ICRC)
• East Africa: Business Community Can Drive Integration Agenda (New Times)
• Africa: Christian Leaders Appeal to Governments Over Arms Trade Treaty (ACNS)
• Africa: High Treason Charge Is Constitutional - Judge (SAPA)
• Rwanda: Northern Province Assesses Progress (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Derby Crisis (The Herald)
• South Africa: New RAF Bill a Missed Opportunity to Identify Alternative Funding Models [press release] (DA)
• Nigeria: Benin Republic Yoruba Monarchs Re-Unite With Nigerian Kin (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Forgery Allegation Rocks APGA (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ISPON Begins Nationwide Search for Software Talents (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gombe Varsity Students Protest Move to Oust VC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: South West Completely Out of Bound to PDP - Lai Mohammed [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CBN Raises CRR to 12 Percent As Foreign Reserves Hit U.S.$37 Billion (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Targets U.S.$10 Billion Excess Crude Account, U.S.$50 Billion Foreign Reserves By DEC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Petroleum Marketers Threaten to Shut Operations in Two Days (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Circulation of Fraudulent SMS (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Presidency Versus Reps - No Retreat, No Surrender (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: D' Tigers Here for a Medal, Says Oguchi (Vanguard)
• Africa: Some Positive Reporting On Africa, Please? [column] (New Times)
• Nigeria: Making Millionaires At Aso Rock and the White House (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nigerian Military - One Egg in All Baskets [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 11 Army Officers Face Court Martial (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ramadan Talk 06 - Guide Your Sahur, Don't Over Eat (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Mushonga Snubs Senate (The Herald)
• South Africa: Deputy Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Handed Over the R11,4 Million Waste Recycling and Buy Back Centre to Mopani Municipality [press release] (SA Govt)
• Rwanda: Eastern DR Congo Situation Worrying, Says UN (New Times)
• East Africa: Who Will Benefit From Oil and Gas? (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Zimbabwe: Dzivaresekwa 2 Ready for Battle (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Manunure Bubbling With Confidence Ahead of Finals (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Multi-Service Centres to Ease Export Costs (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Pari, Mpilo to Get New Radiotherapy Machines (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Child Labour Levels High in the North (New Times)
• Cameroon: The SMS That Sent a Gay Cameroonian to Jail (RNW Africa)
• Zimbabwe: St John's Defend Five-a-Side Title (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Teaching Standards Set High (Daily News)
• Africa: Economic Blocs to Focus On Intra-Africa Trade (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: 'Woman Dies From Too Much Sexual Pleasure' (The Herald)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan - Where Does the Buck Stop? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police Dock Suspected Bandits That Attack Motorists (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FRSC Official Petitions IG, Alleges Threat to Life (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Court Issues 14-Day Ultimatum Over Ibori's Alleged U.S.$15 Million Bribe to EFCC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Student Sues IG N100 Million (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Boating Accident Kills Five (New Times)
• Cote d'Ivoire: UN Condemns Attacks on Ivorian Camp (UN News)
• Zimbabwe: Gokwe Panties Mystery Deepens (The Herald)
• Rwanda: 'Ghost Refugees' At Nkamira Camp (New Times)
• Rwanda: SEC Academy Start Strikers' Training Clinic (New Times)
• East Africa: Regional Instabilities 'Threaten Integration' (New Times)
• Nigeria: Group Commends NAHCON Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Plotting to Weaken Labour NLC (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Census Officials Kick Off Training Camp (New Times)
• Rwanda: Prosecution Seeks Life for Minister's Genocide Crimes (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Rushwaya Applies for Exception of Charges (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Empowerment for Women Now (The Herald)
• Tunisia: Tunisair Reports Losses of Over 100 MTD in 2011 (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Zimbabwe: MTP Raw Deal for Youth (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Payback Time for APR Against Yanga (New Times)
• Ghana: President Jonathan Mourns Late Ghanaian President (Nigeria First)
• Rwanda: The Rwandan Who Cycles to Forget the Past (RNW Africa)
• Ghana: Nation Has a New President (AEP)
• Tunisia: Bardo National Museum Refurbished (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Cabinet Meeting Takes Stock of National Cleanliness Campaign (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Africa: Drug-Resistant HIV On Rise (SciDev.Net)
• Zimbabwe: Civil Servants Petition Parliament (The Herald)
• Tunisia: Cereal Production Stands at 22 Million Quintals - Agriculture Minister (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: NCA Approves of Chedly Ayari's Nomination as TCB Governor (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ghana: Ban Saddened By Death of Ghanaian President (UN News)
• Chad: African Judges to Try Habré (HRW)
• Zimbabwe: Party in Victoria Falls (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Traditional Leaders Reject Draft Constitution (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: When Editorial Cartoons Cross the Line [opinion] (The Herald)
• Tunisia: Exports of Dates Surpass 87 Thousand Tons Mark - Ministry (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Consumer Price Index Posts 0.3 Percent Rise in June (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Cereal Crops Exceed 22 Million Quintals According to Last Estimates (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Imperative to Form, as Soon as Possible, New Elections Authority, Urges Kamel Jendoubi (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Eritrea: Effective Rain-Fed Farming Being Witnessed in Laelai-Gash Sub-Zone (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Anseba Region - Students Demonstrating Active Participation in SWP (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Funeral Service of Isaias Tsegai Conducted (Shabait)
• Tunisia: Cereals Crop of Over 22 Million Quintals, According to Last Estimates (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Eritrea: Adobha Sub-Zone - Inhabitants Express Satisfaction With Impact of Popular Undertaking (Shabait)
• Uganda: Suspect in Murder of MUBS Student for Mental Check Up (New Vision)
• Uganda: Mbale Municipal Council Losing Over Sh.1.5 Billion Annually (New Vision)
• Eritrea: Adomzemat Inhabitants Express Readiness to Back Up Development Projects (Shabait)
• Uganda/Burundi: Olympic Team Welcomed in Style (New Vision)
• Tanzania/Ghana: Samata's TP Mazembe Held At Home (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Drama As Father Disowns 10-Year-Old Son for Roaming the Streets (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Imoukhuede Committee Submits Report, Indicts 21 Oil Firms (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: ICPC Beams Searchlight On Corrupt Practices in Nigerian Universities (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Suspect in N32.8 Billion Police Pension Scam Loses Bid to Defreeze Accounts (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Two NYSC Members Die, Four Injured in Makurdi Road Mishap (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ghana's Atta Mills Dies At 68 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Effective Border Patrol - Border Settlers Should Be Re-Located - Immigration Boss [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy Scam - Bamanga Tukur's Son, 11 Others Charged (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Nakaseke-Masindi Bridge Complete (New Vision)
• Uganda: URA in Surplus Revenue Collections (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Bocco Hat-Trick 'Finishes' Simba (Daily News)
• Uganda: Rwanda a Better Place Today [opinion] (New Vision)
• Nigeria: That FCT Land Swap Model [column] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Time to Unbundle Nigeria [opinion] (This Day)
• South Sudan: Arizona State Live in South Sudan TV [opinion] (SSNA)
• East Africa: EAC Single Currency Talks Resume (New Times)
• South Sudan: South Sudan - a False Start [opinion] (SSNA)
• Sudan: Sudanese Detainees Declared Innocent Remain in Egyptian Prisons (Radio Dabanga)
• Somalia: High Level Delegation Arrives in Puntland Over Conference Dispute (Garowe Online)
• Sudan: Road Between Khartoum and Darfur Unfinished, NCP Requests Money Back (Radio Dabanga)
• Kenya: Activist Wants IEBC Forced to Reverse Tender Verdict (Capital FM)
• Sudan: Sudanese Police Arrests IDPs From Al Hamidiya Camp in Central Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
• Kenya: Warrant Out for Trader in KNBS Fraud Case (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Trial of Iranian Terror Suspects Put Off (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Kangema, Kajiado North and Ndhiwa Polls On Sept 17 (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Credit Card Holders Warned Over Rising Fraud (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Kibaki Assents Law to Boost Cancer Treatment, Care (Capital FM)
• Africa: China, Africa to Promote Local Government Cooperation (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Ill-Fated Copter Tender Was Never Advertised (Capital FM)
• Kenya: NHC Bosses Sacked As Shitanda Denies Culpability (Capital FM)
• Somalia: Puntland Forces Carry Out Security Operations in Galkayo (Garowe Online)
• Kenya: Case Put Off After Terror Suspects Allege Kidnap Bid (Capital FM)
• Somalia: Setbacks Plague Constitutional Vote (Garowe Online)
• Sudan: Unity State - Leer County Citizens Call for Removal of Commissioner (Sudan Tribune)