September 21, 2012

• Africa: Senators Coons, Wicker Announce Bipartisan Caucus on Combating Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases [press release] (United States Senate)
• Africa: EFMD with support from GMAC to hold Management Education events in Beirut & Nairobi [press release] (European Foundation for Management Development)
• Liberia: Photographers Union Reactivated (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Peace Island Gets Notice (Inquirer)
• Nigeria: Hajj - Jigawa Deploys 23 Health Personnel to Saudi Arabia (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Military Officers Describe Penalties in New Lagos Traffic Law As Extreme (Vanguard)
• Liberia: Maritime Agency Earmarks 10,000 Jobs in Five Years (Inquirer)
• Nigeria: Why Ogoja State Should Be Created Now [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Maku Appeals to Nigerians to Safeguard Government Facilities (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Will There Be a Substantive PCA? (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Maulag Will Remain Center of Excellence - Don (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Why We Designated Three Members of Boko Haram As Terrorists - U.S. (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Flood Takes Over Lokoja-Abuja Highway (Vanguard)
• Liberia: NASSCORP Boss Gives Reason for Resignation (Inquirer)
• Uganda: Gov't Agrees to Allocate Additional Sh39 Billion to Health (New Vision)
• Liberia: U.S. to Robust Support to Liberia (Inquirer)
• Zambia: Adhere to Guidlines, Investors Urged (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 'Eurobond Essential for Econmic Future' (Times of Zambia)
• Somalia: Amid Tension, Thousands Flee Port City of Kismayo [press release] (UNHCR)
• Africa: UNHCR Releases New Guidelines On Detention of Asylum-Seekers [press release] (UNHCR)
• Liberia: We Stand On Our Record (Inquirer)
• Liberia: LNP Gets Tough On Driving Schools (Inquirer)
• Uganda: Pension Saga - Ps Lwamafa On Forced Leave (New Vision)
• Uganda: State Is Lying to Get Rid of Me - Nsereko (Observer)
• Uganda: NEMA Admits Inability to Evict Wetland Encroachers (New Vision)
• South Africa: Awards of $1.9 Million Made to Grassroots Community Organizations [press release] (U.S. Embassy Pretoria)
• Uganda: Sex Slavery Girl's U-Turn Stuns Police (Observer)
• Uganda: Row Deepens Over NSSF Liberalisation (New Vision)
• Egypt: Ex-MP Compares Brotherhood Arrogance to Mubarak's (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: 'Terrorist' Operation On Local, Israel Border Aborted - Israeli Prime Minister Spokesman (Aswat Masriya)
• Uganda: Education Commission Boss Dropped (New Vision)
• Egypt: Nasserist Parties Unite On Leader's Commemoration (Aswat Masriya)
• Uganda: Banks Explain High Interest, MPs Agape (Observer)
• Egypt: Dar Al-Iftaa - Standing for National Anthem Religiously Permissible (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Nation Asks Britain to Return Smuggled Money (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Prime Minister Kandil Denounces French Cartoons Insulting Prophet (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Security Intensified At French Embassy in Cairo (Aswat Masriya)
• Uganda: By-Election Wins Keep DP Buzzing (Observer)
• Uganda: Uganda@50 - Land Grabbing Will Be Our Undoing [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Top Two Clash in FUBA League (Observer)
• South Africa: Youth Awarded for Community Work (SA Info)
• South Africa: Celebrate Your Heritage! (SA Info)
• Uganda: First Lady Defies Protestors, Impresses At Diaspora Meet (Observer)
• Uganda: Police Hunts for Fake Doctor After Woman Dies in Labour (Observer)
• Uganda: At 50, Have We Attained Gender Parity? [column] (Observer)
• Uganda: Muntu Tribe Questioned in FDC Race (Observer)
• Uganda: Opposition Activists Plan Parallel Jubilee Festivities (Observer)
• Uganda: Kayihura Assures CID Boss of Protection (Observer)
• South Africa: Police Portfolio Committee Commends Men and Women in Blue [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Department Has Made Progress in Delivering Quality Healthcare [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Media Release On Technical Discussion Papers On Promoting Household Savings and Retirement Reform [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Gauteng Provincial Government Departments and Entities Improve Their Financial Performance [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Minister Sibusiso Ndebele Meets With National Council for Correctional Services [press release] (SA Govt)
• Lesotho: Press Release On the Planned Outage for the Lesotho Highlands Water Project [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: The Trial of Two 'Alleged Fraudsters' Accused of Defrauding Department of Labour's Cf Postponed to November [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: The 'G-7' Alleged to Have Defrauded Department of Labour's Compensation Fund Expected to Plead [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Joint Statement By the Ministers of Finance of South Africa and Zimbabwe [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Message By President Jacob Zuma to the Soul Brothers On Their 36th Anniversary Celebration [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Western Cape Government Deepens Health Research in the Province [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Government Calls On All South Africans to Assist in the Fight Against Rhino Poaching [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: President Jacob Zuma Notifies Parliament of Employment of SANDF for Service in Cooperation With SAPS [press release] (SA Govt)
• Africa: African Producers Set to Increase their Bargaining Power [press release] (Fairtrade Africa)
• Somalia: More Than 10,000 Somalis Flee Coastal City of Kismayo, Fearing Fighting [press release] (UNHCR)
• South Sudan: New Sites for South Sudan Refugee Camps Must Be Found [press release] (Oxfam)
• Mali: End Horrific Abuses Targeting Civilians Amid Conflict [press release] (AI London)
• Uganda: Observer-CBS Postponed (Observer)
• East Africa: Rwenzori Warriors Chase Double Glory in EA Elite League (Observer)
• Zambia: New Mopani Shaft Project On Track (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: Strangling Suspect Still in Custody (Namibian)
• South Africa: Service Delivery 'No Failure' - Sairr (SA Info)
• South Africa: Banks Outperform Global Peers (SA Info)
• South Africa: Police Applauded for Drop in Crime (SA Info)
• South Africa: Former Bok Captain Paddles for Charity (SA Info)
• Namibia: Micro Lenders Threatened With Closure (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Bank Pays N$110 Million in Dividends (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Tennis Enthusiasts See Double (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Big Bank, Big Splash (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Lender to Small Business Withers (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Bridges to Be Constructed to Link Okahandja and Ovitoto Settlement (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Short-Term Insurance Growth Still Slow (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: NBIC and UNDP Bring Northern Entrepreneurs Together (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Natau Shows No Patriotism (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Fistball Finals On This Weekend (Namibia Economist)
• Southern Africa: Supreme Court of Appeal in South Africa Confirms SADC Tribunal Ruling Binding, Zimbabwean Government Must Pay Costs (Sokwanele)
• Zambia: State Funeral for Mama Betty (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: World Bank Happy With Zambia's Eiti Status (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sata Unveils K27 Trillion Roads Project (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: 2nd IPM Convention Kicks Off Next Week (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Nictus' Unbundling Completed (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Sustainable Land Management for Improved Livelihoods (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: WAD Graduation in Keetmanshoop (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Jacques Mushaandja Goes Acoustic (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Underscoring Local Economic Development (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Wealth Through Better Health (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: UNIBIS and Safland Support Young Entrepreneurs (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Shaanika Take On the World in Bulgaria (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Our Anticipated Uranium Projects Will Not Go Ahead, Except One [analysis] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Land Degradation Causes Poverty (New Era)
• Namibia: PDK Expected to Thrill Walvis Bay (New Era)
• Namibia: Oviritje Looses Godfather, Keyboardist Collin Kaangundue (New Era)
• Namibia: 'One Night' Comes to Coast (New Era)
• Africa: A Shared History - Africa Pays Hommage at African Burial Ground in New York (GC Media)
• Namibia: Boet Launches Debut Album (New Era)
• Nigeria: FRSC Urges Customs to Caution Agents On Container Overloading (Leadership)
• Namibia: Ida Jimmy !ha-Eiros: the Voice of the Oppressed Workers and a Leading Campaigner for the Liberation Struggle [editorial] (New Era)
• Namibia: Artist Trail Begins Today (New Era)
• Namibia: Special Olympics in Fresh Branding Bid (New Era)
• Namibia: Outpatient Wards 'Resemble Slaughterhouses' (Namibian)
• Namibia: Business Brisk At Katutura Bicycle Shop (Namibian)
• Namibia: Journalists Detained for Contempt (Namibian)
• Namibia: RDP Squeals Over Postponement of National Assembly Meeting (Namibian)
• Namibia: Epokolo Cricket to Launch At Oshikuku (Namibian)
• Namibia: Legend of Parks and Conservation Dies (Namibian)
• Namibia: Municipality Denies Cutting Off Water to Khorixas Hospital (Namibian)
• Namibia: Education Is More Than Social Status [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Metalmorphoses Opens At Omba Gallery (New Era)
• Angola: BFA Bank Ready to Grant More Credits (ANGOP)
• Namibia: Man Commits Suicide (New Era)
• Namibia: Engineering Faculty Incapacitated (New Era)
• Namibia: Sexual Rights Are Crucial [editorial] (New Era)
• Angola: Académica De Luanda Thrash 1º De Agosto (ANGOP)
• Angola: Juventude De Viana Remain Invincible in Hockey Championship (ANGOP)
• Namibia: The Proof Is in the E-Pudding [column] (New Era)
• Namibia: Alleged Strangler Denied Bail (New Era)
• Namibia: Countdown Begins Towards November 3? (New Era)
• Namibia: Academia Embrace Vision 2030 (New Era)
• Namibia: Teckla Case Postponed to November (New Era)
• Namibia: Pietie Coetzee a Big Hit in Mini Hockey (Namibian)
• Namibia: Kunene Goat Distribution Ends Successfully (Namibian)
• Namibia: Delayed Justice Drags On in SSC/Avid Case (Namibian)
• Namibia: Politburo Meeting Postponed (Namibian)
• Namibia: Lodge Owner Challenges 'Kangaroo Court' Hearing (Namibian)
• Namibia/Burkina Faso: Guruseb Prepares for Burkina Faso (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ex-Outjo Treasurer in High Court Dock (Namibian)
• Namibia: The Rhetoric of Julius Malema [opinion] (New Era)
• Angola: General Results and Standings After Third Round (ANGOP)
• Somalia: Somali Journalists Mourn the Loss of another Assassinated Journalist in Mogadishu (NUSOJ)
• Angola: Over 800 Children Vaccinated Against Polio in Cuvelai (ANGOP)
• Angola: Eighty Police Officers in Bié Take Oath for New Posts (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin South Africa - Stable or Unstable, the Decision for the Future [opinion] (New Era)
• Angola: Huambo City Marks 100th Founding Anniversary (ANGOP)
• Angola: Police Tighten Fight Against Illegal Economic Activities (ANGOP)
• Angola: Horizonte Kissonde Stages 'O Resgate DAs Almas' (ANGOP)
• Namibia: Inside the Aged - Multi-Talented Jossy, Aka Jomo, Great Footballer and Noted Muso (New Era)
• Zimbabwe: Battle Rages Over Save Conservancy (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: ZPI Mulls Project Disposals (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Succession in Practice [column] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe/Zambia: Caps to Sign Zambian Striker (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Chidawu Booted Out of Pelhams Board (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zifa Launches Mzansi90 (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Harmonise Mining Laws Regime - - Mutsinya (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Telecel Targets 2,7 Million Subscriber Base (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Blasts Army Generals (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Election Pacts Inevitable, Imperative [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Nation Needs Fielding Coach (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Accelerating Tourism Growth [column] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Freda Rebecca Spends U.S.$500 000 On Roads (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Angola: Boaventurança Farm Promotes Community Theatre in Sumbe (ANGOP)
• Namibia: Hospital Impresses First Lady (New Era)
• Nigeria: Goldie and Denrele Ready to Fight Jiggers in Thika Today (The Star)
• Angola: All in Place for Securing Train Circulation (ANGOP)
• Angola: 'Angola Investe' Programme Focuses On Subsidised Credit, Government Guarantees (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Soul Star Bez to Launch Music Talent Club (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Roora Alone Is Not Enough [analysis] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku's Long Walk to Stardom (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Exposed [column] (Financial Gazette)
• Angola: CFM Runs Inaugural Train Trip to Menongue (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Minister Meets Council for Correctional Services Members (SAnews.gov.za)
• Kenya: Miguna Miguna's 10-Point Promise As Nairobi Governor [opinion] (Capital FM)
• South Africa: Death of a Learner At School Under Investigation (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Nation to Celebrate World Rhino Day (SAnews.gov.za)
• Kenya: Trade Union Official Raps State for Teachers' Sack Threats (Capital FM)
• Zambia: Govt, Emco Deal to Address Power Deficit (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: InterContinental Observes Responsible Business Week (Capital FM)
• Kenya: September 30 Fake Phones Deadline Stands (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Who Will Blink First in the 'Shemeji' Derby? (Capital FM)
• South Africa: President Zuma Congratulates New Ethiopian Prime Minister (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: No League Action This Weekend (New Era)
• Gambia: SSHFC Gives to RVTH (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: Poly Hotel School Hosts Wine Festival (New Era)
• South Africa: President Aware of Public Debate On Legal Practice Bill (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Youth Awarded for Doing Community Work (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: Ona's Debut Album Here End October (New Era)
• South Africa: Cabinet Wishes Proteas Well Ahead of T20 (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Lotteries Policy to Be Published for Public Comment (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: Not Yet Uhuru As Long As Interests of Capitalist Economies Persist [column] (New Era)
• Kenya: Bez to Perform With Sara Mitaru At TM100 (Capital FM)
• Lesotho: Nation's Highlands Maintenance Operation to Shutdown (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: Govt Should Plan a Tipeeg Indaba [interview] (New Era)
• Tanzania: Prime Minister for Contract Farming Boost (Daily News)
• South Africa: ILO Recommendation On HIV and Aids Noted By Cabinet (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Matrics Must Apply Now for Post-Schooling Institutions (SAnews.gov.za)
• Zimbabwe: Byo Blooms At Intwasa 2012 (Financial Gazette)
• South Africa: South Africans Urged to Participate in Heritage Day Activities (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Cabinet Notes Retirement Savings Proposals (SAnews.gov.za)
• Gambia: Defendant Ordered to Pay D40, 000 to Plaintiff (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: Govt Assures Farmers and Conservancies of Support (New Era)
• Namibia: I Have the Power [column] (New Era)
• Gambia: Unlicensed Drug Dealers, Outlets Warned (Daily Observer)
• Kenya: Lights, Camera, Action for Channel O (The Star)
• South Africa: Cabinet Approves Draft Brics Strategy (SAnews.gov.za)
• Gambia: Rongo, Father's Case Stalls (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: Juju Vine's Second Album Due Month End (New Era)
• Gambia: The Economy in Focus Again (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Govt Working to Ensure Food Security (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: President Zuma to Sign Marikana Regulations (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: Sikunga Gets Boat to Protect Fish (New Era)
• South Africa: Amplats Workers Granted Permission to Meet (SAPA)
• South Africa: Marikana Probe to Begin Next Month (SAPA)
• South Africa: Labour Unrest Spreads to Anglogold Ashanti (SAPA)
• Namibia: Jacques Features As Acoustic Friday's Act (New Era)
• South Africa: Statement On the Cabinet Meeting of 19 September 2012 [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Announcement Hon Jeff Radebe, MP, Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Regarding the Commencement and Operations of the Marikana Commission of Inquiry [document] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Deputy Minister Fransman Concludes Successful South African-Somali Diaspora Workshop, Calls for Peace and Reconstruction in Somalia [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Fleurhof Integrated Human Settlement Development [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: Caprivi Gears Up for Lusata (New Era)
• Gambia: Pool Attendant Sues Ocean Bay Hotel for Unlawful Dismissal (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: Alleged Basher Faces Attempted Murder (New Era)
• Nigeria: Ex-Rangers Players Cry Out to Govs Over Departed Colleagues (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Strike - No Going Back - NUT (Vanguard)
• Gambia: U-17 Female Scorpions Set for Azerbaijan (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: Red Cross Exhibit No Disappointment (New Era)
• Kenya: Vetting Board Reinstates Judges (The Star)
• Rwanda: UN Peacekeeper Shot Dead in Haiti (New Times)
• Morocco: Young Saharawis Are Fed Up With the Futile Peace Process (Fahamu)
• Africa: Land, Water, Resource-Grabbing and Food Security in Africa [document] (Solidarity Movement for a New Ethiopia)
• Congo-Kinshasa: The DRC and the West - the Cost of Contradiction (Fahamu)
• Rwanda: President Kagame Visits Massachusetts Institute of Technology (New Times)
• Gambia: BAC to Expedite Action On Rates, Tax Collection (Daily Observer)
• Uganda: Spend Less Time Attending Burials, Public Servants Warned (New Vision)
• Gambia: Biri-Biri Endorses Hala Samba's Candidature (Daily Observer)
• Africa: Interview With Tas Anvaripour, Manager for Infrastructure Finance, Private Sector Department AfDB [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Donors Welcome the African Development Fund (ADF-12) Implementation [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Meet the DRC's Angry Villagers, Part II [opinion] (RNW Africa)
• Liberia: 'Storm' in the 'Tea Cup' - As Watanga FC Yearns for FA Cup (New Republic)
• Liberia: LFA Swings Axe - Lands On Two Necks for Alleged Match Fixing (New Republic)
• Liberia: Liberia Consoles America (New Republic)
• Liberia: Powerful Voices to Address SWAL's Forum Today - Senator Doe-Sheriff and Others Expected (New Republic)
• Liberia: Cemesp Stimulates FOI Law Usage - As Bomi and Cape Mount Counties Become Beneficiaries (New Republic)
• Liberia: Civil Servants' 'Deathbed' - Echo From 2012/2015 Budget (New Republic)
• Liberia: Drugs Dispensers Trained (New Republic)
• Liberia: Crisis Hits SRC - Shutdown Factory As Retrenchments Follow (New Republic)
• Liberia: Govt Grabs 'Big Money Rogue' (New Republic)
• Liberia: 'Vulnerable' Ministers? (New Republic)
• Liberia: 'Liberia Has Potentials That Must Be Explored' - Pastor Aminu Speaks of Liberia's Glorious Opportunities (New Republic)
• Zimbabwe: African Press Review 20 September 2012 (RFI)
• Africa: AfDB Inaugurates Liberia Field Office [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: AfDB Supports Liberia's Public Financial Management Reform [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Africa: Tackling Undernutrition Will Require Large Increase in Funding, Parliamentary Meeting Told (Institute of Development Studies)
• South Africa: Matsoso Wants to Contract PVT GPS (Health-e)
• South Africa: The Malling of Africa (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Young and Old Require End-of-Life Care (Health-e)
• Rwanda: Genocide Fugitive in Sanctuary (New Times)
• Rwanda: Basketball Team to Pump Funds Into Agaciro (New Times)
• Gambia: 22nd World Scout Jamboree Report Adopted (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Trade Ministry Reaches Out to CRR Stakeholders On Quality Policy (Daily Observer)
• Rwanda: Sustainable Peace for a Sustainable Future [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Nations Seek Stronger Ties on Police Force (New Times)
• Gambia: BAC Gives Ultimatum to Tax Defaulters (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Tallinding Resident Convicted of Theft (Daily Observer)
• Rwanda: Singer Suspends Album Launch (New Times)
• Gambia: Reliance Wins Suit Against Agricultural Livestock Poultry Farm (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Security Officer Convicted of Theft (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Hurricane At a Glance (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: The Banjul Wild Cats - the Youth Band That Took Gambian Music to International Stardom [column] (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: FG Bows, Suspends N5000 Note Issue (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: My Love Story With My Japanese Wife - Kennedy Nnaji [interview] (Vanguard)
• Gambia: Alleged Drug Dealer Appears in Court (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: Oil Subsidy Scam - CAC Hides Suspects' Files (Vanguard)
• Gambia: In Mbye Njie's Trial - DPP, Defence Argue Over Witness Statement (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: South Africa - Unending Allure of the Rainbow Nation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sadness as Friends Remember Mc Loph (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2013 Budget to Wait Until...,Say Reps (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: State of the Nation - the Economy, Politics and the Politicians [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Senate Draws Battle Line, Threatens to Impeach Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Transporters Threaten Showdown With Customs Over Alleged Extortion (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ameachi to Striking RSUST Lecturers - No Work, No Pay Starts Now (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Beyond Yoruba Agenda [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Amadi Was a Showmaker - Delta NUJ (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nations Cup - Keshi Will Qualify Eagles - Okoku (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Three Feared Dead as Flood Sacks 30 Villages in Ebonyi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fresh Brawl Between NCC, MCSN (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NFF Frowns at Mikel's Sloppy Play (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: DESOPADEC - Stakeholders Kick Against Alleged Imposition of New Board Members (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2015 - Igbo Must Be President - Kalu (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Religion Not a Business-Archbishop (New Times)
• Uganda: Two Cops to Inspect and Man Each Commuter Bus (New Vision)
• Uganda: Bus Accident Victims Buried (New Vision)
• Rwanda: The Ben, Meddy for Rwanda Day (New Times)
• Ghana: 9,000 Pregnant Women to Die From Anemia (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Take Five - Martin Wetake Is an Upcoming Artiste and Songwriter [interview] (Observer)
• Rwanda: Political Party Forum Gets New Leaders (New Times)
• Uganda: Tusabe On Her Drive to Fight Illiteracy [column] (Observer)
• Rwanda: If There Is One Thing I'm Good At- Dj Pius (New Times)
• Nigeria: Boy, 17 Stages Own Kidnap in Delta (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Plateau Senatorial By-Election - 'October 6 Doubtful' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why We Must Reform the National Honours [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ... As Senate Promises Solution (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Uni-Jos Seeks Partnership to Manufacture Anti-Malaria Drugs (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Immunisation for Babies Begins at Area Councils (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: N5000 Note - NBA Calls for Sanusi's Removal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Anti-Islamic Video Still Accessible in Nigeria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fresh China Loan Won't Help ICT Industry - Analyst (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kuje Chairmanship Aspirant Pledges to Tackle Water Scarcity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flood - Kogi Govt Sets up Relief Camp (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: No Plans By Fulanis to Attack Plateau, Says Miyetti Allah (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CBN to Sell N105 Billion Worth of T-Bills (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Unity Bank Relaunches Mobile Banking Application (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lafia Federal Varsity Begins Operation, Matriculates 247 Students (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2016 Census - NPC Seeks Traditional Rulers Support (Daily Trust)
• Sudan: Sudan Seeks Sports Partnership With Nigeria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Responsible for Delay On PIB Dep Speaker (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fake Victims Flood Relief Camp (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: Supreme Court Dismisses Injunction Against Parliament (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: Mainstreet Flags-Off Culture Change Campaign (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NFF Demands Financial Support From CBN (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hajj - Kano Pilgrim Dies in Aircraft (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: LG to Relocate Ikorodu Market for Distracting Pupils (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: N5000 Note - Maku Spoke Out of Ignorance-Reps (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hajj - 9, 200 Pilgrims to Be Airlifted From Kaduna Zone (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Re - Senegal Abolishes Senate to Pay for Floods [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna Petrochemical Coy Resumes Production, 15 Years After (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CBN Moves to Ensure Credit Facilities to Women (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: N5000 Note - Presidency Confirms Suspension (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Diversionary Talk Over 2015 Elections [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Blasphemous Film - Muslim Group Demands Review of Laws (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ex - AMAC Councillors Assure Kpeyegyi Residents of Potable Water (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Targets 1 Million Jobs From Youth Agric Project (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Zamfara Wins Football, Basketball As Festival Elimination Ends (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jaiz to Finance Kano Geographical Information System (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Umeh Wants Enugu CJ to Hands Off Case (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ondo ACN Disowns Group (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: German Hospital Mum Over First Lady's Health (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: JTF Kills Suspected Terrorists' Commanders in Maiduguri (Daily Trust)
• East Africa: East Africa Community Releases Draft Communication Strategy (New Vision)
• Uganda: Housemaid or Daycare? (New Vision)
• Ghana: Otumfuo Asks Banks to Introduce Business-Friendly Services (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Rwanda: Taxi Touts and Conductors Living By Their Wits and Loud Voices (New Times)
• Ghana: Otumfuo Descends On Ashanti Chiefs (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: City Authority Refurbished Public Library Opens (New Vision)
• Ghana: Konadu Lobbies for NDP in Ashanti (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: URA Registers a Deficit in August (Observer)
• Rwanda: African Union Welcomes Move on Congo (New Times)
• Ghana: Gbevlo Lartey Rankles Pressure Groups (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Obesity Not Sign of Good Living - Warns Nutritionist (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Scribes Schooled in Arts Reporting (Observer)
• Nigeria: Abuja Light Rail to Convey Millions (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Advertising - Industry Players Harp On Self-Regulation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 13 Percent Derivation - Ijaw Communities Want Direct Payment (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Over 4000 Decamp to PDP in Nasarawa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Oil Marketer Charged With N1.7 Million Fraud (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Firm Accuses FCMB of N15 Million Illegal Charges On Loan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: North - The Disconnect Between the Leaders and the Rest of us (III) [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cleric Calls for Modern Islamic Schools (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna LG Polls - ACN Threatens to Sue INEC (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nigeria's Unity Not Negotiable Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Myth of America's Freedom of Speech [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Memo to Umrah Returnees [II] [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ... As Yakowa Seeks Dredging of Kaduna River (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ecobank Introduces School Fees Payment System (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Katsina at 25 - Shema Organizes Special Prayers (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flood Sacks Farmers in Delta (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kwara PDP Charges Party Leadership On Discipline (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Representatives Probe Dismissal of 82 Kano Indigenes From Identity Commission (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Plateau LP Youths Caution Dariye on By-Election (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: Mantrac Ghana Launches Second Used Equipment Exhibition (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Nile Carnival Goes to Lira (Observer)
• Zambia: Lafarge Unveils K260 Million Lusaka Marathon (Times of Zambia)
• Ghana: Samsung Introduces Smart Dual-SIM Phones (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Akampurira, Pushes Uganda's Youth Agenda (Observer)
• Uganda: Parliament Starts Training Institute (New Vision)
• Ghana: Rlg Appoints Chief Commercial Officer (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Zambia: Why Churches Should Be Audited (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Organisation Calls for Action Against Children Rights Abuse (New Vision)
• Uganda: Legislators Call for More Funds for University (New Vision)
• Uganda: Massa Out of Injury, Feels Ready for Zambia Tie (New Vision)
• Kenya: Journalists Pursuing Genocide Fugitive Flee Kenya (Fahamu)
• Liberia: New Egyptian Ambassador Presents Credentials (Analyst)
• Zambia: Woman Denies Chopping Hubby's Manhood (Times of Zambia)
• Tunisia: Islamic Development Bank, Nation Discuss Ways to Foster Economic Relations (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Zambia/Uganda: FAZ Writes CAF Over State of Uganda Pitch (Times of Zambia)
• Tunisia: Boosting North-African Partnership in BPW Sector (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Liberia: NOCAL Recruits Liberian Youths For Skills Training (Analyst)
• Liberia: ELWA Land Saga Still Heats Up - Religious Leaders Meet Pres. Sirleaf (Analyst)
• Liberia: UNMIL Not Leaving Liberia Indefinitely - Says SRSG Karin Landgren (Analyst)
• Kenya: At the Margins of Kenya's Democracy (Fahamu)
• Ethiopia: Say Not to Illegal Human Trafficking [editorial] (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Institute Inaugurates Modern Agricultural Laboratory (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopian Receives First B777 Freighter (EPA)
• Tunisia: French Schools in Nation to Be Closed Until Next Monday (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ethiopia: Marching Against Illegal Wildlife Poaching (EPA)
• Ethiopia: An Ethiopian Herbal First-Aid Kit (EPA)
• Liberia: Uncle Sam's New Ambassador In Town- Presents Letters of Credence to Pres. Sirleaf (Analyst)
• Liberia: Inter-Religious Council Comments on Same Sex Marriage (Analyst)
• Tunisia: 'My Resignation in Present Situation Not in Interest of the Country,' Says Interior Minister (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Zambia: Man Held for Breaking Into DHL Offices (Times of Zambia)
• Tunisia: 'Peace Without Limits' to Produce a Movie On Prophet Mohamed (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ethiopia: A Fight to Rescue Afar From the Conquest of Prosopis (EPA)
• Liberia: Resigned Nasscopr Boss Apologizes for Error of Judgment (Heritage)
• Liberia: World Bank Funds to Rehabilitate Roads, Tackle Urban Congestion (Heritage)
• Liberia: Over U.S.$325,000 'Scheme' Uncovered At Buchanan Collectorate (Heritage)
• Liberia: AFDB - Liberia Is On the Right Path (Heritage)
• Liberia: IAS Begins Phase II of Deployment Exercise November (Heritage)
• Liberia: Maritime Boss Outlines Achievements, Challenges (Heritage)
• Ethiopia: Rescuing Endangered Wildlife Calls for Urgency (EPA)
• Nigeria: Federal Character Killing Economy - Ex-Minister (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Orient Petroleum - Our Oil Not in Contention - Aguleri People (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos Sunday Robbery - Suspects Open up, Make Shocking Revelations (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Governors Major Setback to Nigeria's Democracy - Masari [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Aftermath of Bloody Sunday - Fear Haunts Bauchi Residents (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Yuguda Vows to Prosecute Killers of Ex-Comptroller-Gen (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: What is Their Problem? [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Guber Polls - In Ondo, It's Battle in the Sun [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: South Africa Can't Stop us - Obuh (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Contextualizing farm worker deaths in South Africa and Canada [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Uganda: Somalia to Honour Fallen Soldiers (New Vision)
• Ethiopia: Benshangul-Gumuz to Host World Tourism Day (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Expanding Urban, Rural Healthcare Services (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Mass Wedding With City Anniversary (EPA)
• Ethiopia: North Wollo Farmers Look for Better Support to Use Fertilizer (EPA)
• Liberia: Maritime Unveils Noble Successes - Moves to World Class Center of Excellence (Analyst)
• Zambia: New Kwacha Notes, Coins Images in (Times of Zambia)
• Liberia: Big Time Fraudster Canned - Minister Konneh Exposes Yet Another Graft Scheme (Analyst)
• Nigeria: Senate Probes Alleged Stripping of Naval Assets (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Illegal Deduction - Fayemi, Local Govt Workers Disagree On Apology (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Zamfara Earmarks 10,000 Hectares for Jatropha Plantation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: U.S. to Invest U.S.$6 Billion in Nigeria's Agric Sector (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Powerlifting Team Seeks FG's Support for World Championship (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kogi Govt Relaxes Curfew (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCTA Purchases 200 Urban Mass Buses (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Muslims Protest Anti-Islam Film in Zaria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: UBA Gets Certification for Internet Banking (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG - N7.3 Billion Northern Suit is Statute Barred (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: U.S. Diplomats Meet Nigerian Clerics Over Offensive Film (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Is the Nigerian Opposition a Serious Alternative? (II) [document] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Light Rail - FG Budgets N180 Million for Compensation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 70 Students Get Scholarships to Study Abroad (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC Selects Two Japanese Firms for Brass LNG Project (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: K27 Trillion to Link Zambia to Economic Growth [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Ethiopia: Prior Attention to Maternal Healthcare [editorial] (EPA)
• Africa: Leading Corporations, Foundations and Development Organizations Form 'Better Than Cash Alliance' (UNDP)
• Uganda: Govt Receives USh97 Billion for Family Planning (New Vision)
• Tunisia: Three Local Films in Preview Edition of Imag'ima Next September 21-25 in Paris (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ethiopia: Haile-Mariam Holds Talks With South Sudan Vice President (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Improving Sanitation, Hygiene--Everyone's Assignment (EPA)
• Zimbabwe: Communities Face Up to HIV, Aids [opinion] (The Herald)
• Uganda: Earning a Living From Wood Carving (New Vision)
• Swaziland: Putting Smallscale Farmers First [press release] (FAO)
• Ethiopia: Is Summer-in-Service Training Effective to Attain Quality Education? (EPA)
• Zambia: UN Courts 120 World Leaders for Debate (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Attorney General Wants Case Against Dam Dismissed (New Vision)
• Rwanda: Family Campaign to Address Ministry (New Times)
• Uganda: Golf - President's Shield Pro Event (New Vision)
• Ethiopia: Quality Education to Have Competent Generation (EPA)
• Zambia: Sata Opens 2nd Session of 11th National Assembly (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: Of Myth and Man - the Legacy of Bob Marley (Fahamu)
• Ghana: I Will Be Careful Next Time - Yaw Boateng Gyan (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Uganda: Universities Outclass each Other in Soccer League (New Vision)
• South Africa: MTV Changes Channels [press release] (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: Governors Drag Jonathan to Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Passengers Groan as Arik Air Suspend Flight Operations (Vanguard)
• Tunisia: 'Sfax Vision 2020' Forum to Showcase Nation's True Image (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: EBRD Announces First Investments in Emerging Arab Democracies (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Somalia: Somalia Suicide Blast Hits Mogadishu (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Uganda: Make Healthcare Priority Right Now [editorial] (Observer)
• Uganda: Museveni Likes Using Soldiers As Scarecrows [opinion] (Observer)
• Ethiopia: Science, Communication Technology Standing Committee Duties and Responsibilities (EPA)
• Zambia: Sport On - a Cry for Cup Competitions, Better Stadia [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Excess Crude Account - State Governors Challenge FG in Court (Daily Trust)
• Ghana: NDC Gov Is Still Corrupt - Rawlings (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Return Old Refrigerator for Cash (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ethiopia: Congratulatory Message (EPA)
• Ghana: When Voters Deliver Their Verdict [column] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Flaws in C.I. 78 Exposed (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Angola: Last Quarter of 2012 May Be Rainier - Season Forecast (ANGOP)
• Africa: African Ministers Adopt Programmes to Boost Sustainable Development, Eye Key Role in Post-Rio+20 Landscape Fri, Sep 14, 2012 [press release] (UNEP)
• South Africa: Biko - Great Struggles, Great Spirits [document] (Fahamu)
• Uganda: Members of Parliament Inspect University (New Vision)
• Tunisia: California Judge Denies Bid to Remove Anti-Islam Film From YouTube (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Uganda: Girl Aged 12 Delivers Baby Boy (New Vision)
• Ethiopia: New Year - Time to Renew Tenacity for Ethiopia's Renaissance (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Toward Curtailing to Illicit Wildlife Trade From a Single Sanctuary (EPA)
• Tunisia: Ben Jaafar Takes Part in European Conference of Presidents of Parliament (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ethiopia: Addis to Host 15th Codatu Conference (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Cigarette Smoking (EPA)
• Liberia: Nocal Recruits Youth for Skills Training (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Lord, Has Unemployment Really Dropped Here? [column] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Ecobank Wants Evidence Augmented (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Four in U.S.$325,000 Theft (New Dawn)
• Liberia: World Bank Funds to Tackle More Road Projects (New Dawn)
• Liberia: CDC Accused (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Traditional Chief in Illegal Land Sale (New Dawn)
• Tunisia: Justice Minister Meets President of 'Club De Madrid' (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Liberia: Maritime Targets 10,000 Jobs (New Dawn)
• Liberia: 'I Made a Terrible Mistake' - Ex-Nasscorp Boss (New Dawn)
• Zambia: L/Stone Scribes Plant Trees (Times of Zambia)
• Ethiopia: 'Hero Girls' Nightmare in Dreamland (EPA)
• Mozambique: Guebuza Lays First Stone for Ring Road and Bridge (AIM)
• Ethiopia: What Does the Legal, Justice and Administrative Affairs Standing Committee Do? (EPA)
• South Africa: Using Design to Solve Societal Problems in Cape Town (Biz-Community)
• Tunisia: Prime Minister Jebali - 'No More Control Over Internet' (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Uganda: I Can't Be Intimidated Says Speaker (New Vision)
• Egypt: Mufti - World in Need to Know Quran, Prophet Mohamed (Egypt Online)
• South Africa: Business as Usual After Marikana Mine Violence? (IRIN)
• Mozambique: Billionnaire Backs Initiative to Reduce Charcoal Use (AIM)
• Uganda: Why Aren't We Living Together As a Family? (New Vision)
• Mozambique: Muiane Tantalum Mine Sold Off (AIM)
• Egypt: Germany Not to Backtrack On Exporting Two Submarines to Nation (Egypt Online)
• Zimbabwe: The Zimbabwe We Want! [opinion] (The Herald)
• Mozambique: Police Told to Remove Convicted Prisoners From Cells (AIM)
• Egypt: Prime Minister - Nation Determined to Remove All Hurdles to Investors (Egypt Online)
• Uganda: Anti-Money Laundering Bill Back in Parliament (New Vision)
• Niger: Child Mortality Slashed (IRIN)
• Nigeria: Arik Air Suspends Domestic Operation (Daily Trust)
• Egypt: Defense Minister - We Are Seeking to Restore Security in Sinai (Egypt Online)
• Sudan: Sudan Tightens Security Measures Around Western Embassies Ahead of New Protests (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: EU Earmarks ?3 Million to Boost Microeconomic Policies (Sudan Tribune)
• Mozambique: Police Arrest Further Three Kidnappers (AIM)
• Mozambique: Government Takes Over Funding of Aids Council (AIM)
• Egypt: Tourism Minister - President, Prime Minister Paying Great Attention to Travel Sector (Egypt Online)
• Zimbabwe: Marriage, Politics, the Blame Game [opinion] (The Herald)
• Sudan: Hopes for a Breakthrough Between Two Sudans (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: Police Applauded for Their Role On Crime Drop (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Crime Fight Needs More Action, Less Talk - Mthethwa (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: KZN Records Largest Drop in Murder Cases (SAnews.gov.za)
• Kenya: Gor Vs AFC - Mother of All Derbies Is Here (Capital FM)
• Egypt: Azhar Imam Stresses Local Universities Welcome Islamic Countries' Students (Egypt Online)
• South Africa: New Managers to Strengthen Gauteng Health (SAnews.gov.za)
• Nigeria: N9 Billion in Nine Years, Kudos to Glo and Adenuga (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 74 Beneficiaries of Federal Scholarships to Study in Russia, China, Cuba (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Set to Strengthen EFCC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Five Men Arraigned for Assaulting a Nurse (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Activist Seeks Jonathan's Impeachment for Alleged Treason (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG Pledges Comprehensive Overhaul of University System (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Shortage of Consumables At Seshego Hospital Shocking (SAnews.gov.za)
• Ghana: Kotoko Board to Meet Over Striker Eric Bekoe (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Frimpong Manso Blasts Hearts, Kotoko - over Spending Policy (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Gh¢51 Million Woyome Dole-Out Was a Decree From the Fallen Czar (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Is the Ges Trying to Change the Academic Calender? [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Land and Communal Clashes Increase as Country Gears Up for Elections [analysis] (African Arguments)
• South Africa: Cosatu Congress - the Pointless Ban On the ANC Leadership Question [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Cosatu Congress - a Zuma Moment and a House On Fire [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Cosatu Congress - Hard-Fought Unity, Unpleasant Stalemate [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• South Africa: Denel Partnered With Tawazun Holdings (SAnews.gov.za)
• Senegal: Senegal Abolishes Senate - Selfless Gesture or Selfish Politicking? [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Liberia: Unmil Boss - Full Departure of Unmil From Liberia Goes Beyond 2015 (Heritage)
• Liberia: PUL Welcomes Newspaper's Apology, But... (Heritage)
• Liberia: Foreign Ministry Announces Commencement of Passport Issuance to Former Refugees in Nigeria (Heritage)
• Liberia: Liberia, AFDB Sign U.S.$4.5 Million Development Agreement (Heritage)
• Liberia: UN Mission Concerned About Reports of 'Mercenary' Activities (Heritage)
• South Africa: Crimes and Misdemeanours - Numbers and Haze [analysis] (Daily Maverick)
• Egypt: Antiquities Ministry Bans Religious, Political Activities At Archaeological Sites (Egypt Online)
• Ethiopia: 2004 in Review (EPA)
• Egypt: ESE Chairman Halts 'Masters' Trading (Egypt Online)
• Liberia: Cabinet Ministers Sign Performance Contract (Inquirer)
• Liberia: MPW Capacity Building Program On Course - Nine Employees Benefit From Foreign Scholarships (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Free Training for Project Management Personnel (Inquirer)
• Liberia: Lack of Food Hits Two Orphanages in Maryland (Inquirer)
• Tunisia: Cabinet Meeting On Preparations of 2013 State Budget (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tanzania: First Ladies Shouldn't Run NGOs - Opinion (Daily News)
• Tunisia: Orbit International Corp to Set Up a Workwear Plant in Béja (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Western Sahara: President of Republic Asserts UN Responsibility to End Dramatic Situation of Human Rights in Western Sahara (SPS)
• Sierra Leone: 'Elections Will Consolidate Peace' (Sierra Leone Government)
• Ethiopia: Djibouti Premier Congratulates Haile-Mariam (EPA)
• Western Sahara: Bosnia and Herzegovina Supports Right of Saharawi People to Self-Determination (SPS)
• Morocco: Polisario Front and Nation Held the Third Meeting of Evaluation of Confidence Building Programme (SPS)
• Tanzania: Coffee Drying Machine to Improve Quality (Daily News)
• Somalia: 19 Killed in Suicide Bombings and Mortar Attacks in Mogadishu (Garowe Online)
• Ethiopia: Keeping Eyes On Green Species (EPA)
• Liberia: New Egyptian Ambassador Presents Letters of Credence to President Sirleaf (Liberia Govt)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf Receives Letters of Credence From New United States Ambassador (Liberia Govt)
• Libya: PRI's the World - Peace Corps Colleague Remembers Serving With Amb. Stevens in Morocco (Moroccan American Center for Policy)
• Ethiopia: Undergoing Blood Test for Healthy Children (EPA)
• Tanzania: Clubs Should Seek Own Sponsors (Daily News)
• Mali: Islamist Militants Seize and Rename Radio Station in Mali [press release] (CPJ)
• Mali: In Mali, Islamist Militants Order Station to Stop Airing Music [press release] (CPJ)
• Nigeria: FG Targets 1 Million Jobs for Youths in Agric Project (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Health Workers Resume Strike Over Minister's 'Dishonourable' Decision (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Irregular Drug Supply Leaves Women Vulnerable (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Winners of CBN Football Tourney to Get N5 Million (Daily Trust)
• Ethiopia: The Gada System - Why Denied Recognition to Be a World Heritage? (EPA)
• Chad: Chadian Journalist Convicted for Publishing Petition [press release] (IFEX)
• Tanzania: President Denies Selling Bridge (Daily News)
• Ethiopia: Haile-Mariam Assures Gov't Support for Hilton Hotels (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Treating Fistula Patients and the Way Forward (EPA)
• South Africa: Ebrahim Heads to South Korea for Policy Consultative Forum (SAnews.gov.za)
• Ethiopia: Ethiopia Makes Five Steps Up in Fifa World Rankings (EPA)
• Namibia: Labour Unrest Mounts (Namibian)
• Namibia: Invest Smarter for a Longer Lifespan [opinion] (Namibian)
• Ethiopia: Quality Telecom Service First! (EPA)
• Namibia: Premier League Botches Kickoff (Namibian)
• Namibia: Blood Transfusion Refuser's Condition Is Improving (Namibian)
• Namibia: FNB Namibia Toasts Top Performers (Namibian)
• Namibia: Bulk of MUN Money Spent On Staff Salaries (Namibian)
• Namibia: N$110 Million in Dividends From Bank Windhoek (Namibian)
• Egypt: State Information Service Chairman - SIS in-Service of Country (Egypt Online)
• South Africa: Community Radio Sector Under Spotlight At Indaba (SAnews.gov.za)
• Mozambique: How the Country of the Young Is Failing Its Elderly (IPS)
• Nigeria: Senate Probes Navy Over Missing Assets (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Constitution As a Scapegoat (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Protest in Lawanson Over Return of NURTW Chairman (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: African Union Condemns Rebel Forces in DR Congo (Daily News)
• Nigeria: FG Backs Down On Introduction of N5,000 Notes (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FG to Eliminate Impediments to Investment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Hunger Drove Me Into Stealing, Confession of a Pickpocket (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Gov Shettima's Principles Now Producing Results - Gusau, Special Adviser [interview] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2016 Census - FG Approves N600 Billion to NPC (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Why Operational Framework for Microfinance Banks Should Be Reviewed' (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Advocates of Disunity Want to Be Rulers of 'Tiny Islands' - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Keshi, Okoku - Why We Gave Computers to School (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ekiti PDP Organises Reception for Fayose (Vanguard)
• Egypt: Prime Minister - Nation, Sudan Determined to Achieve Leap in Ties (Egypt Online)
• Uganda: Amisom Secures Town 50km From Kismayo (New Vision)
• South Africa: Nation's Local Government Is Quite Stable (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Media Association Pickets South African Broadcasting Corporation [press release] (IFEX)
• Egypt: Presidential Advisor - Nation Has Never Been U.S. Ally (Egypt Online)
• East Africa: WFP Thanks Ethiopian Authorities for Successful Airdrop Operation to South Sudan (WFP)
• Egypt: Al-Azhar Denounces Publishing Anti-Prophet Mohamed Caricature in French Newspaper (Egypt Online)
• South Africa: Chabane Visits the Masutlhe Family (SAnews.gov.za)
• Ethiopia: Enkutatash!---Happy New Year! (EPA)
• East Africa: President Wants East Africa Community Treaty Upheld (Daily News)
• Sudan: Prime Minister, Sudan's VP Inaugurates National Bank of Egypt's Headquarters in Khartoum (Egypt Online)
• South Africa: Repo Rate Remains Unchanged At 5 Percent (SAnews.gov.za)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Pictures Show Hidden Victims of DRC Conflict (ACNS)
• Western Sahara: UNHCR Chief Welcomes Latest Talks in Geneva on Sahrawi [press release] (UNHCR)
• Ethiopia: Efforts to Support the Elderly (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Radiation Exposure, Protection Ways (EPA)
• South Africa: Anti-Toll Group Concerned Over Court Decision (SAnews.gov.za)
• Ethiopia: Physical Accessibility of Buildings Needs Attention (EPA)
• Nigeria: Apo Six - Late Arrival of Accused Stalls Trial of Policemen (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senate Appeals to President Jonathan to Implement BPE Report (Leadership)
• Nigeria: PHCCIMA Commends NASS for Rejecting the N5,000 Note Proposal (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NBA Seeks Removal of CBN Governor (Leadership)
• Nigeria: We Don't Have Any Choice Than to Pass PIB Bill - Deputy Speaker (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Flood Displaces 13,000, Submerges 50 Houses in LGA, Says Legislator (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigeria's Unity Is Non-Negotiable - Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NSE Moves N1.8 Billion Worth of Shares in Impressive Trading (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Abuja Rail Project to Provide 1 Million Jobs - Minister (Leadership)
• Tanzania: Chief Sheikh Touts Muslim Solidarity (Daily News)
• Ethiopia: An 'All Hands On Deck' Approach to the GTP [editorial] (EPA)
• South Africa: SA Crush Zim in ICC World Twenty20 (SA Info)
• Ethiopia: Diaspora Should Contribute a Share to Keep the Country's Economy Leap Forward [editorial] (EPA)
• Africa: African Policy Makers Seek to Reduce Pollution for Clean Air Benefits and Climate Protection [press release] (UNEP)
• Tanzania: Ensure Transparency in Oil, Gas Sector - Media Urged (Daily News)
• Libya: Controversy and Censorship Over Anti-Islam Film [press release] (IFEX)
• Nigeria: Boy 19, Stabs Friend to Death (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NGF Returns to Court Over FG's Excess Crude Deduction (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Motorcycle Union Registers 4, 000 Members in Jigawa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Abia Govt and Its Policies and Programmes (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Water Resources Management Stakeholders Meet (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Incompetence, Bribery Rocks Mpanda Council (Daily News)
• South Africa: Western Cape Restaurants Are Tops in Diners Club Winelist Awards [press release] (Biz-Community)
• Tanzania: Individuals to Compete for Top State Jobs (Daily News)
• Zambia: Kasanka National Park - Beauty, Adventure Not to Miss (Times of Zambia)
• Ethiopia: Ambassador Congratulates Paralympics Athlete Wondiye (EPA)
• South Africa: Women Told Their Comments On Traditional Courts Bill Are Not Welcome (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Video Shows Dewani Murder Accused Points Out Crime Scene (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Six Life Sentences for Killer Who Gunned Down Six Men (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Cape Town Car Free Day Makes Little Difference, but More Plans Are Afoot (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Atlantis Soccer Teams Locked Out of New Sports Complex (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Fourth Policeman Denies Forcing Confession From Dewani Murder Accused. (West Cape News)
• South Africa: Traditional Courts Bill Unconstitutional - Xingwana (West Cape News)
• Ethiopia: Changing Lives Through Corneal Transplantation (EPA)
• Africa: Wildlife Trafficking Said a Major Threat to Africa (EPA)
• Zambia: Minister Defends Maize, Wheat Export Ban Lifting (Times of Zambia)
• Ethiopia: Nation Stepping Up Moves Toward Greening Its Economy (EPA)
• Uganda: Govt Moves to Reduce Cost of Local Council Polls (New Vision)
• Zambia: Marketing Zambia's Tourism Potential Vigorously Key (Times of Zambia)
• East Africa: East African Workers More Stressed, Report Shows (The Star)
• Nigeria: Salt Firm At Lagos Port Employs 5,000 Nigerians (This Day)
• Nigeria: Passengers Stranded As Arik Air Suspends Flights (This Day)
• Nigeria: N5,000 Note - Senate Hits Back At Maku (This Day)
• Nigeria: IBB - Disintegration Not an Option for Nigeria (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Need for Top Aircraft Maintenance Facility (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ondo Election - INEC Releases Voters Register to Parties (This Day)
• Nigeria: PDP Gives Members Ultimatum to Return (This Day)
• Nigeria: N39 Billion Mooring Off-Shore Facility Underway (This Day)
• Nigeria: National Assembly to Probe Nigeria's Failure At Imo Election (This Day)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Pledges to Enthrone Transparency (This Day)
• Nigeria: Operator Lauds Minister's Initiatives to Revive Aviation Sector (This Day)
• Nigeria: National Census to Hold in 2016 (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2015 - Kalu Insists On Igbo President (This Day)
• Nigeria: Solving Erratic Power Supply At Nigerian Airports (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lawmakers Warn Against Delay in 2013 Budget Presentation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Excess Crude Account - Govs Head Back to Supreme Court (This Day)
• Nigeria: U.S. - Why Didn't Label Boko Haram Terrorist Group (This Day)
• Nigeria: Blacklisting Threatens Power Bids of Nestoil, Geometric, Amperion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Experts Proffer Solutions to Air Accidents in Nigeria (This Day)
• Zambia: Start Mufumbwe Dialogue Meetings - Fodep (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Afri-Connect Unveils MPLS On Copperbelt (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Flaviana Matata Showcases At London Fashion (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Adu Women Name Building After Maryam Babangida (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lilypond Gets UNDP Skill Devt Support (This Day)
• Nigeria: Minister Reads Riot Act to Helmsmen of Parastatals, Staff Members (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fayemi - Eyes On the Future (This Day)
• Nigeria: NPA to Meet Shipping Association Regularly (This Day)
• Nigeria: Church Gives Ministers Car Gifts (This Day)
• Nigeria: Celebrating Good Character (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cargo Throughput Increase By 15.2 Percent (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why FG's Suspending Introduction of N5,000 Note, By Abati (This Day)
• Nigeria: Tabloid Unveils Winners of Best Maritime Pro (This Day)
• Nigeria: Concessionaire to Handle 4.5 Million Tonnes of Cargo in 2012 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Politics At Funeral (This Day)
• Nigeria: Agboola Bonding With Family Is Odedo's Pastime (This Day)
• Nigeria: Convention On Safeguarding Hearts Holds (This Day)
• Tanzania: Saintfiet Blasts 'Big Headed' Players (Daily News)
• Kenya: Former Soldier to Head Party Elections Baord (The Star)
• Zambia: Eurobond Dynamics Explained (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Beer Wars Resurface Over Heineken (Daily News)
• Kenya: Police Hunt for Six After Killings (The Star)
• Kenya: Late Minister's Widow Pleads With Court (The Star)
• Tanzania: Shopping Mall to Accelerate Development in Lake Zone (Daily News)
• Kenya: Thrills At a Coastal Cultural Festival (The Star)
• Nigeria: Minister Urges Striking Health Workers to Return to Work (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Boy, 19, Stabbed to Death in Bayelsa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Moshhod Abiola University, Lagos Will Remain Center of Excellence - Don (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kogi Postpones Council Polls to May 2013 (Leadership)
• Nigeria: UN Day of Peace - Politicians Preach Peace Among Nigerians (Leadership)
• Nigeria: JTF Kills Suspected Terrorists' Commanders in Maiduguri (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Partnership Will Boost Nigeria's Health System Development Plan - Minister (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NCC Holds Nigerian Internet Governance Forum (Leadership)
• Kenya: Police 'Received Copter Manual in June' (The Star)
• Kenya: Gold Mining Company Rejects House Report (The Star)
• Zambia: MP Hails ZRL Recapitalisation Plan (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: International Court Will Not Probe Tana Killings (The Star)
• Zambia: U.S. Envoy Praises Zambia (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: Abortion Kills Woman (The Star)
• Kenya: Party Officials Differ Over Poll Defeat (The Star)
• Kenya: In Honour of the Late Patron (The Star)
• Tanzania: Milovan Cries Foul On Okwi's Red (Daily News)
• Zambia: Kabwe Attains Measles Vaccination Target (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: Vision 2030 Strategist Joins Politics (The Star)
• Zambia: LWSC Needs $3 Billion Investment (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Polisi Moro Too Strong for Temeke Queens in Netball (Daily News)
• Kenya: Al Shabaab Rebels Pour Back Into Kismayu (The Star)
• Tanzania: Bank Supports Rehabilitation Group (Daily News)
• Kenya: Tragic End to an Informer (The Star)
• Kenya: Politicians Row At Funeral (The Star)
• Kenya: Magarini Councillors Support Baya (The Star)
• Tanzania: Adilisha Empowers Children in Poor Conditions in Mwanza (Daily News)
• Kenya: Rugby Captain Focused (The Star)
• Kenya: Youth Start a Savings and Credit Society (The Star)
• Kenya: Miguna Miguna Accuses Police of Protecting His Attackers (The Star)
• Kenya: Sacked Judges Still Being Paid (The Star)
• Rwanda: One of Nation's Largest Orphanages to Close (New Times)
• Kenya: Sugar Farmers Appeal (The Star)
• Kenya: Othaya Men Charged With Rape and Abduction (The Star)
• Kenya: Judiciary Launches Fine Payment System (The Star)
• Kenya: Lecturers Still On Strike, Meeting Fails to Offer Solutions (The Star)
• Rwanda: British Council Sets Up Permanent Office (New Times)
• Tanzania: Govt Cautions Media on Remarks (Daily News)
• Kenya: Candidate Says Governor's Seat Not for Politicians (The Star)
• Kenya: Belgium Bank Grants Loan for Wind Power Project (The Star)
• Kenya: Rogo Probe Team Term Extended (The Star)
• Tanzania: Sweet Potato Pesticide on Cards (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Ndukwe, Ovia Co-Chair Presidential Committee On Broadband Penetration (This Day)
• Nigeria: Excess Crude Account - NEC Prevails On FG, NGF to Settle (This Day)
• Nigeria: U17 World Cup - Ugbe, Ugbade Tip Golden Eaglets (This Day)
• Tanzania: Girl Suffers Labour Pain in Exam Room (Daily News)
• Zambia: Govt Wins Kudos Over TV, Radio Stations Budget (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: SA Supreme Court Dismisses Zim Appeal in Landmark Land Case (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Principals Agree to Let Copac Deal With Constitution (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Betty Kaunda Dies (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's Henchman Behind Kwekwe's Alshabab Group (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai's Behaviour Is Rightly of National Concern [opinion] (SW Radio)
• Southern Africa: South Africa Wants a High Profile At Rule of Law Meeting (SW Radio)
• Zambia: Please Help My Son Undergo Surgery (Times of Zambia)
• Kenya: Educators Want Independent Body to Rate Universities (The Star)
• Zambia: UNZA School of Agricultural Sciences Makes Strides in Research (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Senate Wants Officers of Privatisation Programmes Sacked (Daily Trust)
• Angola: Last Quarter of 2012 May Be Rainier Says Seasonal Forecast (ANGOP)
• Rwanda: Rwanda Day Is a Triumph of Our Values [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: 17th Edition of Safaricom Sevens (New Times)
• Angola: Kabuscorp Coach Rejoiced With Victory Over Academica (ANGOP)
• Zambia: State to Steer Economy Towards Exports (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Police 'Winning War On Organised Crime' (SA Info)
• Kenya: Lawmakers Concerned Local Authorities Are Disposing of Land (The Star)
• Ethiopia: A Man Left a Nation With Broken-Hearts but Elated Spirits [opinion] (EPA)
• Nigeria: JTF Kills Two Boko Haram Suspects, Arrests Eight (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Peace to the World (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Driver to Die By Hanging Over Lecturer's Death (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CBN Promises Support for Super Eagles (Vanguard)
• Rwanda: Bralirwa Shares Rise On Strong Demand (New Times)
• Nigeria: APGA's House of Commotion (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Story of Bakassi Peninsula (II) (Vanguard)
• Angola: Commerce Sector Committed to Organization of Business Network (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Transport Association, Judiciary Launch Mobile Phone Fine Line (The Star)
• Ethiopia: Hansom Int'l Glass PLC Resumes Operation (EPA)
• Ethiopia: Poor Food Buying Countries Need Help (EPA)
• Angola: Bishop Urges Opposition to Respect Constitutional Court's Ruling (ANGOP)
• Rwanda: Mobile Carrier MTN Fined For Poor Services (New Times)
• Angola: Jamba Municipality Wants Investments in Cattle Sector (ANGOP)
• Ethiopia: Quality Remains a Priority Education Systems Must Ensure [editorial] (EPA)
• Rwanda: USAID Commits to Fund Behavioural Change Programmes (New Times)
• Ethiopia: Tirunesh Takes Great North Run Half Marathon Title (EPA)
• Angola: Green Homes Contribute to Environmental Education of Citizens (ANGOP)
• Somalia: Fostering Somalia's Fresh Hope (EPA)
• Angola: Nation to Gain About 600 Meteorological Stations (ANGOP)
• Ethiopia: Further Actions to Tackle the Alarming Environmental Menace [editorial] (EPA)
• Rwanda: Mt. Gorilla Rally (New Times)
• South Africa: Minister Chabane Visits the Masutlhe Family [press release] (SA Govt)
• Rwanda: Rwanda Day in Mumbai? Not the Impossible Dream! (New Times)
• South Africa: President Jacob Zuma Refers Intellectual Property Laws Amendment Bill Back to Parliament [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: President Jacob Zuma Congratulates the New Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Mr Hailemariam Desalegn [press release] (SA Govt)
• Kenya: Gold Dealer Robbed in Nyatike (The Star)
• Nigeria: Stallion Group Wins Hyundai Korea Award for Nigeria (Leadership)
• South Africa: President Zuma Convenes B-Bbee Advisory Council Meeting [press release] (SA Govt)
• Kenya: Order Barring City Coucil From Pulling Down Houses Extended (The Star)
• Uganda: Former Mayor Storms Mobile Company Offices (New Vision)
• Ethiopia: Council Elects Haile-Mariam EPRDF Chairperson (EPA)
• Kenya: Driver Saved From Lynch Mob (The Star)
• Kenya: Ban On Hijab Angers Mombasa Muslims (The Star)
• South Africa: Top Management At Gauteng Health Has Been Strengthened [press release] (SA Govt)
• Kenya: Illicit Brew Found at Ex Vice President's House (The Star)
• Kenya: 2000 Residents Set to Benefit From a Refurbished Dispensary (The Star)
• Angola: Kilamba Centre to Remember Agostinho Neto (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Olympia Capital to Buyout Subsidiary (The Star)
• Angola: Weather Forecast for Six Months Presented (ANGOP)
• Africa: An Entrepreneurial Marriage? [column] (New Times)
• South Africa: DASO NMMU Landslide a Sign of Things to Come [press release] (DA)
• Kenya: Lawmaker Told to Reconsider Hate Speech Application (The Star)
• Kenya: Fish Farmers Make Sh9.9 Million (The Star)
• Angola: Over 6,000 Demobilized Soldiers Get Subsides (ANGOP)
• Kenya: End Strike, Lawyers Tell Chief Justice (The Star)
• Kenya: Municipal Council Denies Role Estate Row (The Star)
• Angola: Juice Factory Presents New Tastes (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: 'FG Committed to U.S.$823 Million Abuja Railway' Project' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I Ordered Suspension of N5,000 Implementation - Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: As Stella Oduah Grounds Arik Air [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Governors' Meeting Deadlocked (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NASS Pledges to Enthrone Transparency in Oil Revenues (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bond, T-Bill Yields Drop On Falling Inflation, Rising Demand (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Out to Discredit Nigerian Govt - U.S. (Leadership)
• Nigeria: N5,000 Note - Jonathan, Maku Not On Same Page - Reps (Leadership)
• Nigeria: U.S. Banks Absolve Nigerian Embassy of Money Laundering Charges (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Rep Wants Aviation Minister Brought to Book Over Licence (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Thugs Frustrate Gombe Sports Festival (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Mothers Over 40 Give Birth to Healthier Children (Leadership)
• Nigeria: South Court Hears N7.3 Billion Northern States Marketing Board Suit Feb 14, 2013 (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Chukwumerije May Lead Impeachment Move Against Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Gowon, IBB, Sultan, Omar - Nigeria's Unity Not Negotiable (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Dana Air - Release to Service Justifiable [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Arik Suspends Flight Over Govt Agencies' Hostility (Leadership)
• Nigeria: We Will Spread Jaiz Bank Across Nigeria - Bintube [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: JTF Kills Two Terrorists, Arrests Eight in Maiduguri (Leadership)
• Kenya: International Court Won't Probe Tana Massacre (The Star)
• Kenya: Living a 'Dog's Life' [opinion] (The Star)
• Angola: Angolan Literature, Contemporary Folk Music Under Debate in Lisbon (ANGOP)
• Angola: Milleniun Angola Bank Has 14 Billion Kwanza for Credit (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: President Tsvangirai Pays Condolences to Kaunda, Chipunza Families [press release] (MDC)
• Angola: Ten Candidates At Luanda Song Festival On Friday (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Prime Minister to Visit Coast (The Star)
• Angola: Carlos Rosa to Present Candidature At Athletics Federation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Under-18 Woman Basketball Team to Play Egypt (ANGOP)
• Angola: Cuba's Ambassador Hails Angola Participation in African Meeting (ANGOP)
• Kenya: Minister's Widow Wants Court to Release Cash (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Thursday, 20 September 2012 - Issue 435 [press release] (MDC)
• Kenya: Minister Denies Role in Tana Violence (The Star)
• Angola: Referees Suspended Over Irregularities (ANGOP)
• Angola: Angola Morally Indebted to Cuba - Official (ANGOP)
• Angola: UBA's Contribution to Angola's Liberation Highlighted (ANGOP)
• Eritrea: Training Course for Water Project Technicians Organized (Shabait)
• Kenya: Hospital Suspends Four Striking Doctors, Several Nurses (The Star)
• Eritrea: New Students Register at Technology Institute (Shabait)
• Kenya: Battered Man Finds New Job (The Star)
• Eritrea: Fishermen Set to Improve Activities (Shabait)
• Kenya: Bill Introduced to Boost Govt Banks (The Star)
• Eritrea: Commendable Farming Underway in Tesenei-Ali-Gider Project (Shabait)
• Kenya: Conserve Water Towers, Residents Urged (The Star)
• Ghana: PURC Consumer Committee for Wa (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Community Water Source Engulfed By Refuse (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: 10,000 Residents in Mazrui Face Eviction (The Star)
• Ghana: Ajumako Eshiem Gets New Chief (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Police Officer Fined for Killing Three People (The Star)
• Ghana: JUSAG Gives Government Two Weeks Ultimatum to Release Outstanding Subventions (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Inspiring Thugs for Electoral Violence [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Corridors of Power (The Star)
• Uganda: Govt Asked to Suspend SIM Card Registration (New Vision)
• Ghana: Fastjet to Commence Operations in Ghana Next Year (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Dissolve Council of Elders - Campaign Official (The Star)
• Kenya: Two Charged With Possession of Bhang (The Star)
• Kenya: Eldoret Next (The Star)
• Ghana: GCNH Calls for Good Health Delivery Services (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: Ibaka Deep Seaport Project Threatened By Court Action (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Halts Currency Restructuring, Issuance of N5,000 Note (This Day)
• Nigeria: PPP, Viable Option for Aviation Development in Africa (This Day)
• Nigeria: Power Supply Drops Despite FG's Denial (This Day)
• Nigeria: Drilling Accountability Into Education (This Day)
• Nigeria: JTF Kills Boko Haram Leaders in Maiduguri (This Day)
• Nigeria: N7.3 Billion Refund - South Court to Hear Northern Governors' Claim Next Year (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Onitsha River Port Will Boost Maritime Training' (This Day)
• Nigeria: BPP, PTDF Quarrel Over Oil and Gas Museum Contract (This Day)
• Kenya: Flower Firm Staff Charged With Fraud (The Star)
• Ghana: Kotoko Fans Angry Over Bekoe's Move to Chelsea (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Minister Should Apologise for Diplomatic Gaffe [opinion] (The Star)
• Ghana: Hearts Not Responsible for 'Super 2' Fiasco (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Anglo Gold Ashanti Now Closer to the Community Than Ever (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Nairobi Club to Host Basketball Play-Offs (The Star)
• Ghana: AngloGold Malaria Control Project Targets 40 Districts (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Three in Custody for Kidnapping (The Star)
• Kenya: FKF Coast Branch Board to Meet Clubs (The Star)
• Ghana: Akim Swedru Hails Akufo-Addo (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Nigeria: House of Reps - Rewriting a Legislative History [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Flood Disaster - Niger State's Clarion Call [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Flood - Mark Inspects Ravaged Benue Communities, Urges FG to Intervene (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Set to Distribute 10 Million Phones to Farmers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Our Stand - As Stella Oduah Grounds Arik Air [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Globacom Drums Support for Flying Eagles, Eaglets (Leadership)
• Kenya/Uganda: Sports Lovers Spoilt With Three Events (The Star)
• Ghana: Bawumia Fever Grips Bunkpurugu - Yunyoo - As School Children Demand Free Education (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Mobile Company Targets 1000 New Agents (The Star)
• Kenya: Lawmakers Vet Ethics Commission Members (The Star)
• Ghana: Malaika Queens Go Feasting (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: President Is Abusing Incumbency - Alex Asabre (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Official Seeks to Protect Private Schools (The Star)
• Ghana: Mozano, T.I. Ahamadiyya SHS Receive Bus, Pickup From Govt - As Headmasters Express Gratitude for School Infrastructure (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Stakeholders Want Commission of Higher Education Stripped Powers (The Star)
• Ghana: Minister Urges Ghanaian Youth to Be Self-Reliant - As Gyeda, Asongtaba Cottage Graduate 3,611 (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Wall Collapses On Students (The Star)
• Kenya: To Return or Not to Return - That Is the Question [opinion] (The Star)
• Ghana: HESS, GNPC Award Scholarships to 71 Students (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Asuogyaman NDC Youth Wants MP Removed - But Asare Akoto Brands Them NDP Loyalists (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: President Obama Will Beat Cayman Islands [opinion] (The Star)
• Ghana: Hearts-Kotoko 'Super 2' Clash Cancelled (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: These Presidential Declarations [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: GIPC Boss Bails Out Parents in Ahanta District - Supplies Free Exercise Books to JHS Students (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: 200,000 Head of Cattle to Be Vaccinated (The Star)
• Ghana: Heroes Are 2012 Street Dance Champions [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Uganda Hopes to Shock Kenyan Sides At Regional Finals (The Star)
• Kenya: Activists in Strike Plea (The Star)
• Ghana: Story Time for the Next Big Thing Emcees (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Betty Dodges BNI and EOC - Sends Lawyer to Represent Her in Probe Into 60 Billion Loss to the State (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Former Permanent Secretarty Deserted Supporters (The Star)
• Kenya: Marathoners Eye Top Prize (The Star)
• Ghana: Genoa Coach Blasts Asamoah for 'Diving' (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Suspected Conmen Arrested (The Star)
• Ghana: Vulco Campaigns Against Used Tyres (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Muslim Group Denies Withdrawing Hate Speech Case (The Star)
• Ghana: Jinapor Family Weeps Over Missing Son (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Kenya: Over 1,000 Runners for Moi University Event (The Star)
• Kenya: How Miguna Peeled Back Former Law School's Mask [opinion] (The Star)
• Rwanda: Three Districts in Anti-Floods Campaign (New Times)
• Ghana: Port Officer, Two Others on Gh48k Trial (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Rwanda: Warm Welcome for Rayon in Nyanza (New Times)
• Kenya: Party Chiefs Still Dictate Who Wins [column] (The Star)
• Kenya: Shilling Extends Fall Against Dollar (The Star)
• Kenya: Officer Advises Livestock Farmers (The Star)
• South Sudan: Opposition Leader Calls to Enhance National Unity and Democratic Transition (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Chamber of Commerce Signs Partnership Agreement in Turkey (New Vision)
• Kenya: Wiper Democratic Party to Celebrate Win (The Star)
• Rwanda: Forest Conservation Campaign Intensifies (New Times)
• Southern Africa: Unicef Appoints Tuku as Regional Goodwill Ambassador for Eastern and Southern Africa (The Herald)
• Kenya: Red Cross Register Tana Candidates (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku - the Legend [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chisumbanje Ethanol Project Back on Track [document] (The Herald)
• Kenya: Mistrust Among Banks Cause Liquidity Crunch (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Economy Has Potential - Envoy (The Herald)
• Kenya: Wrong On Tana Violence [opinion] (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: First Mutual to Host Heart Indaba (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe/Mozambique: Zim U-17 Coach Concerned (The Herald)
• Uganda: Youngest Legislator Sworn In (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Karoi Council Workers Go on Strike (The Herald)
• Kenya: Upcoming Autocross Championship (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Pioneer Revenue Surges to U.S.$13,5 Million (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Telone Owed Over U.S.$300 Million (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Volleyball Preparations Advanced (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bulls Take Aim at Dembare (The Herald)
• Kenya/South Africa: Forty Players Picked for Africa Under-21 Tournament (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: SK Moyo Launches Charity Fund (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Gas Project to Take Off Next Year (The Herald)
• Kenya: Govt Sued Over Human Trafficking Law (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Middelburg Sevens Tourney Kicks Off (The Herald)
• Kenya: Group Wants Police Reforms Halted Until After Poll (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Competitiveness Key to Zimdollar Return [opinion] (The Herald)
• Kenya: Friends Opinions More Trusted Than Advertising [analysis] (The Star)
• Kenya: Trainee Teacher Dies in Botched Abortion (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: PM's Father-in-Law Bares Soul (The Herald)
• Kenya: Voters Told to Ignore Politicians Call (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku 'A National Icon' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Docudrama on President Premieres (The Herald)
• Kenya: Young Investors Receive Awards (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Honoured to Host UNWTO General Assembly (The Herald)
• Kenya: Suspected Car Thief Charged in Court (The Star)
• Kenya: Nyali Aspirant Advises Youth (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku Celebrates 60th Birthday (The Herald)
• Kenya: Mutava Musyimi Switches to Uhuru (The Star)
• Kenya: Bid to Stop Former Minister's Burial Fails (The Star)
• Kenya: Govt Officials Allege Plot to Delay Elections (The Star)
• Kenya: Narok Taxi Men in Threat Over Parking Fee (The Star)
• Kenya: Digital Migration Date Uncertain (The Star)
• Kenya: Siaya Councillors Behind Illicit Liqour Import (The Star)
• Kenya: Hospital Sues Medical Board Over Charges (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: BNC Ready to Export (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Aspiring MDC-T MP Makumbe Blasts Party (The Herald)
• Kenya: New Ministers Appointed to Cabinet (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Ex-Zambian First Lady's Body Repatriated (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mzembi to Open Customer Service Symposium (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Lion and Jewel' Opens at Intwasa (The Herald)
• Kenya: Rapist Gets 20 Years (The Star)
• Kenya: Only 25,000 Tickets Printed for Leopards Vs Gor Duel (The Star)
• Kenya: University Lecturers, Support Staff End Strike (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: Rwanda Day 2012 Opens in Boston (Focus)
• Sudan: Al-Bashir to Hold Summit With Salva Kiir and Another With Ethiopian Prime Minister On Sunday (SNA)
• Kenya: Trader Endorsed for Mumias Seat (The Star)
• Rwanda: Journalists Trained On Reporting Land Related Issues (Focus)
• Sudan: Donors Fund Arrives in Blue Nile State to Evaluate Projects It Implemented There (SNA)
• Rwanda: Accountability and Transparency Vital for Democracy - Religious Leaders (Focus)
• Kenya: Doctors Take to Streets (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: 'Colonial Era Laws Impede Indigenisation' (The Herald)
• Sudan: Minister of Livestock Declares Sudan Free of Trans-Boundary Diseases (SNA)
• Rwanda: Commercial Judges Upgrade Skills (Focus)
• Sudan: Sudan, Libya Agree On a Number of Joint Mining Projects (SNA)
• Sudan: Gunmen Request 2.7 Billion Ransom (Radio Dabanga)
• Zimbabwe: Buy Right Seeds, Farmers Urged (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Two Arrested for Smuggling Minerals (News of Rwanda)
• Sudan: Battles Between SAF and Rebels Leave 81 Dead (Radio Dabanga)
• Rwanda: Customer Satisfaction Levels Still Low - RGB (News of Rwanda)
• Rwanda: When Shoemaking Turns Into a Breadwinner (News of Rwanda)
• Kenya: Chinese to Fund Phase 2 of Kasarani Restoration (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: Local People Reminded Their Role in Security Matters (News of Rwanda)
• Kenya: Court Blocks Matemu's EACC Appointment (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Metito, Namwamba Appointed to the Cabinet (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Sheesh Mahal Adds Indian Magic to Nyali International (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Somali National Gets 59 Years for Shabaab Link (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Motorists Stoned, Robbed As UoN Students Riot (Capital FM)
• Kenya: 'Capital' Joins 7s Effort As Kenya Draw Grenoble (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: Midimar and Red Cross to Sign Partnership Agreement (News of Rwanda)
• Kenya: Judge Tells MP Mwathi to Reconsider Application Over Hate Speech (The Star)
• Kenya: State Must Act On Violence, Strikes - Clerics (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Kenya Airways Boosts Embraer Fleet (The Star)
• Kenya: Minister Calls for More Funds (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Unblended Fuel Faces Ban (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku's Road to Stardom [opinion] (The Herald)
• Kenya: Striking Teachers, Doctors Will Be Fired - State (Capital FM)
• Kenya: 90 Percent of Women Never Tested for Cancer (Capital FM)
• Kenya: You Can Now Pay Traffic Fines 'Chap Chap' (Capital FM)
• Kenya: AfDB Grants U.S.$348 Million for Ethiopia-Kenya Power Project (Capital FM)
• Africa: 90 Percent of CEOs Positive On 2012 Prospects (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Constitution Must Reflect People's Aspirations [editorial] (The Herald)
• Kenya: Mutava Now Believes As He Joins TNA (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Curtains Come Down On Legendary Joy Bringers Presenter (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Coal Output to Decline Marginally (The Herald)
• Kenya: IT Gurus to Get Training From Top Notch Firm (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Hamilton Properties Placed Under Judicial Care (The Herald)
• Kenya: Maranda Shut After Another Dormitory Fire (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Hats Off to Tuku [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Hwange Returns to Profitability (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Experience Helps to Improve Yields [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: It's Time to Indigenise African Art [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Kelvin Kaindu is a Great Pro' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mangwiro to End Jinx? Grace Chingoma (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Pole Dancing Was My Brainchild' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: DJ Stavo Releases Sizzling Video (The Herald)
• Uganda: Failing to Plan Families is Like Planning to Foil Poverty Fight (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: President Arrives in New York for Unga (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Support Local Film, Actresses [opinion] (The Herald)
• Uganda: 14 Burnt to Death in Grisly Bus Accident (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Chidhuza Releases Sixth Album (The Herald)
• Uganda: MPs Pledge to Amplify Demands to Force Supply [opinion] (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Epworth Residents Appeal to Shamu (The Herald)
• Uganda: Pepsi Drinkers Cruise Away in Xtrails (Observer)
• Uganda: Judicial Service Commission Launches Own Aids Policy (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Westgate Half Marathon Scheduled for Sunday (The Herald)
• Uganda: Let's Integrate Men in Family Planning [opinion] (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Starafrica Woos Tongaat Hulett (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: UNTWO Indaba - So Far So Good (The Herald)
• Uganda: Increasing Access to Quality Reproductive Health Services [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Seven Reasons Why DP Took Butambala [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Uganda Football Comedy! [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Young Mothers Don't Plan Births [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Shumuk Group Boss Accuses Katatumba of Smear Campaign (Observer)
• Uganda: New Law Set to Police Radio and TV Content [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Quick Talk - Kankunda Won't Reveal Her Birthday [interview] (Observer)
• Uganda: Pro-Movement Activists Vow to Cause Referendum [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Basajjabalaba Still Wants UBC Land (Observer)
• Uganda: Robert Madoi - League Mess - Ball Still in Clubs' Courts [opinion] (Observer)
• East Africa: EAC Sceptical of Trade Agreements With Europe (Observer)
• Uganda: Besigye Struggles to Restore Calm in Muntu-Mafabi Race (Observer)
• Uganda: Ssemujju Nganda - Schools Denying Students Modern Learning Tools [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: When Family Planning Goes Wrong [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Warid Magic Voice Ruffles Feathers (Observer)
• Uganda: High Population Piles Pressure on Resources [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Police Tighten Noose Around Pension Ghosts (Observer)
• Uganda: 'British Artiste Promoting Homosexuality in Uganda' (Observer)
• Uganda: Government Looks to New Tourism Tax (Observer)
• Uganda: FHI360/Progress Supports Male Engagement in Family Planning [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Tugambire Ku Jennifer Rubs Govt the Wrong Way [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Flashback - When Villa Split Into Two [opinion] (Observer)
• South Africa: SA to Strengthen Relations With the Philippines (SAnews.gov.za)
• Uganda: Bankers Speak Out on Lending Rates [interview] (Observer)
• Uganda: Are Our By-Elections Producing Genuine Leaders? [opinion] (Observer)
• Africa: African Govts Criticized Over Media Freedom (Observer)
• Uganda/Zambia: Countdown Kicks Off (Observer)
• Uganda: Fiery Nantaba Can't Stand Slow People [opinion] (Observer)
• South Africa: IMC Sends Condolences to Councillor Masutlhe's Family (SAnews.gov.za)
• Uganda: Rwenzori Warriors in Indefatigable Mode Ahead of Double Final (Observer)
• Uganda: Mpeewo Host Nakinsinge in Bika Semi Return Leg (Observer)
• Uganda: Stop Fake Drugs Before They Enter [editorial] (Observer)
• Uganda: Cost of Doing Business in Kampala [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: NRC Contenders to Face Off in Rwanda (Observer)
• South Africa: President Zuma Sends Condolences to Kaunda (SAnews.gov.za)
• Uganda: Population Growth - Uganda Can Copy Indonesia Template [opinion] (Observer)
• South Africa: MEC Satisfied With Anas in Mpumalanga (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Lonmin Workers Return to Work Today (SAnews.gov.za)
• Uganda: 'Avoid Too Early, Too Many, Too Frequently' [interview] (Observer)
• Uganda: Traders Press for Anti-Counterfeit Law [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Museveni Reveals Coup D'etat Fears (Observer)
• South Africa: Govt Releases Names of South Africans Killed in Kabul (SAnews.gov.za)
• Zimbabwe: The Fear Factor [opinion] (Sokwanele)