September 24

• Malawi: Banda Delivers Keynote to U.S Congressional Black Caucus Foundation [document] (Malawi)
• Liberia: Special Rates for Limited Time - Liberia Home Page on allAfrica.com [SPONSOR WIRE] (allAfrica)
• Africa: Global Campaign for Microbicides to Close [document] (Global Campaign for Microbicides)
• Africa: Activist Groups Denounce Sustainable Biomass Myth [press release] (Global Forest Coalition)
• Guinea: Republic of Guinea Becomes the 38th African Member to the African Capacity Building Foundation [SPONSOR WIRE] (ACBF)
• Africa: U.S. Seeks Greater Engagement At 67th UN General Assembly [document] (State Department)
• Libya: State Department Daily Press Briefing: Libya [document] (State Department)
• Africa: Post-Harvest Food Loss, Waste Are Focus of New U.S. Institute (State Department)
• Tunisia: Clinton, Tunisian Foreign Minister Before Meeting [document] (State Department)
• Mali: Struggling to Deliver Aid to Rebel-Held North (IRIN)
• Sierra Leone: Guinea-Sierra Leone - Cholera Outbreak Easing (IRIN)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Thousands of Displaced Out of Reach (IRIN)
• Ghana: Avoid Provocative Language - Bishop Urges Political Parties (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Eritrea: Rainfall Demands Responsibility for Careful Water Usage (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Farmers in Golij Sub-Zone Exerting Efforts (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Ber'asoli Area Women Improve Livelihood (Shabait)
• Ghana: D'Banj and Wizkid Slug It Out for Mtv Ema Nomination (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Eritrea: Gash-Barka Region Micro-Dams, Grasslands in Good State (Shabait)
• Ghana: Sustaining Partnership in Health Is Crucial - Dr Offei-Aboagye (Public Agenda)
• Eritrea: Postal Service Commendable (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Public Phone Installed in Adi-Qala Town (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Agriculture in Southern Region Grows - Report (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Agriculture Infrastructure Under Implementation (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Youths Called Upon to Participate in National Development Drive (Shabait)
• Eritrea: President Meets With Darfur Regional Authority Head (Shabait)
• Ghana: C/R NDC Women Target 60 Percent for President Mahama (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Fixing the Ailing Economy Is Crucial [opinion] (Public Agenda)
• Africa: U.S., Partners Hail Successes Against Tropical Diseases (State Department)
• Ghana: Ghana Makes Another Oil Discovery Offshore (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Beyond Free SHS Policy [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Politicising Ethnicity Brings Anarchy - Dr Nasser (Public Agenda)
• Mozambique: Music School Expansion Provides Positive Space for Students (State Department)
• Angola: General Results and Standings of First Division Championship (ANGOP)
• Ghana: EC Orders 26,000 Verification Machines (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Proxy Vote Is Still Possible - EC Official (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: NPP Primaries - Metro TV Boss Wins Bawku Seat (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Push for Low-Cost Water Technologies (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Who Is Captain Imbrah? (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Eritrea: Central Region Administration Organizes Training Courses (Shabait)
• Africa: Experts Warn of Water Bankruptcy [press release] (UNEP)
• Ghana: MTN Provides $100,000 ICT Centre (Public Agenda)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Calls for President to Pardon for Three Journalists [press release] (IFJ)
• Africa: 'Increasing Yields Is Only the First Step to Economic Development' [press release] (IFAD)
• Ghana: 'Born Starz' to Discover Talents (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Mali: Secretary Clinton On Mali National Day [document] (State Department)
• Africa: IFAD Governing Council to Elect President for Next Four Years [press release] (IFAD)
• Ghana: Amissah-Arthur Targets Bawumia Clash (Public Agenda)
• Africa: Forests Vital Resource in Sustainable Development [press release] (FAO)
• South Africa: Army National Guard Soldiers Show Off Stryker (U.S. Africa Command)
• Somalia: Investigate Killings of Journalists - Four Journalists Killed Within 24 Hours - 13 in 2012 [press release] (HRW)
• Eritrea: Newspaperman in Israel Tells It Like It Is (RNW Africa)
• Nigeria: Agriculture Fellowship Program Announced [press release] (TEF)
• Cameroon: Technicians Drilled on Durable, Competitive Wood Seasoning Strategies (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: U.S. Experts Train on Elderly Care Nursing (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Indelible Trace of a Historic Visit [opinion] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Minuh Emerges Handball Cup Winners (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Ngambo Fondjo Commissioned as New Public Service Permanent Secretary (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Providing Hope to Flood Victims [opinion] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Maroua Bids Farewell to Presidential Couple (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Olanguena Case Hearing Adjourned to September 26 (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: President Biya Receives Eight Delegations (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: World Bank Trains on Public Debt Management Best Practices (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon/Algeria: Cameroon One Step Away From 'Algeria 2013' Final Round (Cameroon Tribune)
• Ghana: 13 Nima Youth in Custody for Obstruction (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Pray for EC Says Nana Addo (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Nkrumah's Dev. Projects Make Him Never Die! [column] (Public Agenda)
• Africa: U.S. Supports Development of Peacekeeping Capacity [document] (State Department)
• South Africa: Fifth European Union-South Africa Summit (Africa & Europe in Partnership)
• Ghana: Don't Ban Politics On Campus - Ludwig (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Local SMEs Want Islamic Banks to Boost Business (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: Ghana Gas Ignored Petroleum C'ssion's Orders (Public Agenda)
• South Africa: Is the President Plotting Murder? [press release] (IFP)
• Ghana: Shaaba Loses Nkawkaw Seat Again (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Examining Ghana's Democracy and Governance [column] (Public Agenda)
• Ghana: The Problem With the 45 Seats [editorial] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Unilever Honours Nine Female Graduates (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Vulco to Rid Ghana of Used Tyres (Public Agenda)
• Egypt: Administrative Court - Members of the Dissolved Ndp to Run in Parliamentary Elections (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Iga - Probe With Former Regime Members Over Illicit Gains Completed (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Libya Backtracks On Closing Borders With Egypt (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Defense Minister Witnesses Air Defense Drill (Egypt Online)
• Ghana: Current Politicians Endanger the Youth's Future [opinion] (Public Agenda)
• Egypt: Nation's Delegate to UN - We Seek to End Suffering of Syrian People (Egypt Online)
• Libya: State's Burns At Ceremony Honoring Fallen Americans [document] (State Department)
• South Africa: Michigan Air National Guard Joins Forces for International Airshow (U.S. Africa Command)
• Egypt: Nation, France Sign Frame Agreement for Cairo Metro Line Three At Cost of 940 ? (Egypt Online)
• Africa: UNDP and the United Nations General Assembly - 2012 [press release] (UNDP)
• West Africa: Don't Sign EPA Without ECOWAS - Chambas (Public Agenda)
• Guinea: Indictment of Former Minister On the Eve of the Third Anniversary of 28 September 2009 Massacre [press release] (FIDH)
• Egypt: Stock Exchange Main Index 0.21 Per Cent Down (Egypt Online)
• Namibia: ACC Probes Traditional Authority (New Era)
• Namibia: Mahangu Farmers Awarded in Caprivi (New Era)
• Namibia: Windhoek Entombed in Debt (New Era)
• Namibia: Teen Jailed for 15 Years for Murder (New Era)
• Namibia: Robbery Case Deferred to November (New Era)
• South Africa: Adv Gawanas Honoured With Doctorate in Cape Town (New Era)
• Africa: Maternal Mortality in Africa Down By 41 Percent (New Era)
• Namibia: Call for Open, Distance Learning University (New Era)
• Namibia: Oshikoto Education Director Disturbed By Indiscipline At Schools (New Era)
• Namibia: High Treason Investigator Dead (New Era)
• Egypt: Mursi in New York Today to Participate in UN General Assembly Sessions (Egypt Online)
• Egypt: Oil Minister - Proven Reserves of Oil in Nation Enough for 17 Years, Gas 20 Years (Egypt Online)
• Kenya: Mysterious Mass Graves Awaken Fear and Activism (RNW Africa)
• Somalia: Al Shabaab Targets Journalists (RNW Africa)
• Kenya: Nubian Community in Kenya (nubian Adults) V Kenya - Communication 317/06 (IHRDA)
• Ethiopia: Acmhpr Communication 301/2005 - Haregewoin Gabre-Selasie & Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (on Behalf of Former Dergue Officials) V. Ethiopia (IHRDA)
• Congo-Kinshasa: WFP Expresses Concern About the Dramatic Increase of Displaced People in Eastern Region (WFP)
• Kenya: African Press Review 21 September 2012 (RFI)
• Gambia: Brazil Donates 5,000 Metric Tons of Rice to WFP Emergency Operation (WFP)
• Mali: The Need for Determined and Coordinated International Action [document] (ICG)
• Uganda: Public Warned Over New Rebel Group (New Vision)
• Uganda: Will Fibroids Affect My Pregnancy? (New Vision)
• Egypt: President Mursi Chairs SCAF Meeting (Egypt Online)
• East Africa: Ten Million SIM Cards Yet to Be Registered (New Vision)
• Angola: Petro Beat 1º De Agosto in Hockey Championship (ANGOP)
• Angola: Académica De Luanda Thrash Benfica in Hockey Championship (ANGOP)
• Angola: Society Urged to Abstain From Over Consuming Alcoholic Drinks (ANGOP)
• Angola: MPLA Official Acknowledges Importance of Regional Train Service (ANGOP)
• Angola: Environmentalist Advises Farmers to Avoid Burnings (ANGOP)
• Angola: John Bella Announces Book On Agostinho Neto (ANGOP)
• Angola: Eight Groups Participate in 5th Edition of Inter-Provincial Theatre Festival (ANGOP)
• Angola: Representative of Catumbela Wins Miss Benguela 2013 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Vaumara Rebelo Elected Miss Angola in U.S (ANGOP)
• Angola: International Mining Fair Scheduled to Start Thursday (ANGOP)
• Angola: Sonangol Announces Discovery of Oil in Block 16 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Romanian Ambassador Congratulates President Dos Santos (ANGOP)
• Egypt: Israel U.S Security On Nation's Border (Aswat Masriya)
• Africa: Where Have Africa's Future Builders Gone? [analysis] (This is Africa)
• Morocco: I Have Received Credible Reports On Torture in Nation - UN Official (SPS)
• Namibia: Ambitious Youth Ventures Into Tourism (New Era)
• Namibia: MTC and NRU Part Ways (New Era)
• Namibia: New Health Module Unveiled (New Era)
• Namibia: Primary Listing for Nictus On the Nsx (New Era)
• Namibia: Okahandja Residents Up in Arms Over Services (New Era)
• Namibia: Karakulia Weavers Win Business Award (New Era)
• Namibia: China to Drill 200 Boreholes (New Era)
• Namibia: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin the Upcoming Swapo Party Conference [opinion] (New Era)
• Namibia: Man Arrested for Killing Lover (New Era)
• Uganda: Artist Quits Music for Real Estate (New Vision)
• Uganda: Oil Exploration Team Shifts Base (New Vision)
• Egypt: Information Minister Carries Message From Mursi to UAE Vice President (Egypt Online)
• Nigeria: Motorists Lament Poor State of Roads in Imo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Benue Flood - Chief Medical Director Raises Alarm Over Looming Epidemic (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N5,000 - Jonathan Gets Commendation (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NUT Begins Strike Over TSS (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ondo Guber - Jega Talks Tough (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: TSS - Parents Beg Lagos Teachers to Shelve Strike (Vanguard)
• Sudan: Letter to Permanent Representatives of All Member States of the UN Human Rights Council, Addressing the Situation of Human Rights in Sudan At the 21st Session of the UNHRC [press release] (HRW)
• Africa: Can Women Force Reforms Through Sex Strikes? [opinion] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Tanzania: Country Loses U.S.$571 Million to Counterfeits (EA Business)
• West Africa: MFWA's Monitoring of Electoral Campaign Language On Radio for Week 23 - NPP Still in the Lead [press release] (MFWA)
• Namibia: Poly Staff Set to Strike (Namibian)
• Namibia: Sandpiper's Impact On Hake Under Microscope (Namibian)
• Namibia: Flood Cover Reinstated in Mariental Area (Namibian)
• Namibia: Some Medical Funds Still Pay for Injections (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ohorongo Sounds Alarm Over Cement Imports (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nation Reach Bowl Semis (Namibian)
• Namibia: MTC-NRU Partnership Ends (Namibian)
• Africa: Nam 9th Biggest Diamond Producer Globally (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nictus Namibia, Home At Last (Namibian)
• Namibia: Court Hears of Impact of Double Murder (Namibian)
• Namibia: Benson to Start Training Soon (Namibian)
• Africa: Power to the Tweeple! [press release] (U.S. Embassy Pretoria)
• Africa: U.S.$6.6 Billion Spent on Fairtrade Products in 2011 [press release] (Fairtrade Africa)
• Uganda: Parliament Kick Off Jubilee Activities With Prayers (New Vision)
• Liberia: World Bank Funds to Rehabilitate Roads and Tackle Urban Congestion in Liberia [press release] (World Bank)
• East Africa: East African Assembly Speaker to Promote Democracy (New Vision)
• Kenya: Union Calls Off Teachers' Strike (The Star)
• Uganda: Professor Roots for Science and ICT Subjects (New Vision)
• Gambia: Martin Englefield Nursery School Inaugurated (Daily Observer)
• Uganda: Leaders Negotiate On Border and Oil (New Vision)
• Uganda: Congratulations On Your Silver Jubilee! (New Vision)
• Uganda: Chartis Rebrands Back to AIG Insurance (New Vision)
• Gambia: Befitting Reception for New U.S. Ambassador (Daily Observer)
• Nigeria: Flooding - FRSC Works Out Alternative Routes to Lokoja-Abuja Road (Vanguard)
• Gambia: U.S. Defence Department's Sponsored Schools Inaugurated in NBR (Daily Observer)
• Uganda: Twelve Million Condoms to Be Distributed (New Vision)
• Seychelles: World Bank Approves a Loan to Improve Public Financial Management [press release] (World Bank)
• Uganda: Health Practitioners Meet to Review Performance (New Vision)
• Uganda: Football Federation Bans Visits to Cranes Camp (New Vision)
• Uganda: I'm In The President's Good Books (New Vision)
• Gambia: Buba Jallow Disappointed With Gambia's Showing (Daily Observer)
• Africa: Dutch Parliament Suspends Deportation of Young Asylum Seekers (RNW Africa)
• Kenya: From Riot Refugee to Proud Volunteer [press release] (IFRC)
• Gambia: 'Lamin Lodge May Reopen Soon' (Daily Observer)
• Southern Africa: 2015 Yes We Must! - Launch of the 2012 SADC Gender Protocol Barometer (Gender Links)
• Gambia: WCR Youth Committee Launches 2012 NAYCONF Local Organising Committee (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: I Am Innocent of the Alleged D15, 000 Bribe - Mbye Njie Tells Court (Daily Observer)
• Africa: New Approach to Project Reporting and Rating Aims to Improve AfDB Development Effectiveness [SPONSOR WIRE] (AfDB)
• Gambia: Observer Reporter Attends Police, Media Training in Nigeria (Daily Observer)
• West Africa: ECOWAS Donates 200 Million FCFA in Support of Flood Victims [SPONSOR WIRE] (Ecowas)
• Gambia: Sky High Plans More Support for Zones (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: GAMCEL Gets New General Manager (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 40 Would-Be Illegal Migrants Arrested (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: D50 Million Bail for Ex-AMRC Officials (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 22 Nigerian TAC Volunteers Begin Tour of Duty (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Peace and Development [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 33 Get Sponsorship (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Korea DPR Stuns Gambia (Daily Observer)
• Uganda: Total to Spend U.S. $650 Million in Exploration (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Huge Losses in Oil Pipeline Laxity (Daily News)
• Namibia: Lüderitz Breaks Ground On Bio-Systems Project (Namibian)
• Namibia: Elemotho in French Radio Awards Top Ten (Namibian)
• Namibia: Garden Gives Hope to Many (Namibian)
• Namibia: Ekandjo Definitely in the Race (Namibian)
• Namibia: Companies Shine At First Good Business Awards (Namibian)
• Namibia: Swapo Campaign to Start in All Earnest (Namibian)
• Namibia: 'Lover' Nabbed for Waiter's Murder (Namibian)
• Namibia: Karas Police to Crack Down On Jaywalkers (Namibian)
• Namibia: Momentum Hockey Challenge (Namibian)
• Namibia: Teenager Gets 10 Years in Jail for Murder (Namibian)
• Uganda: China to Build U.S. $100m Steel Plant (New Vision)
• South Africa: The Department of Police Must Work Hard [press release] (IFP)
• South Africa: Free State Government Failed Its Residents [press release] (IFP)
• South Africa: Parliament Must Probe Limpopo University's Links to Malema [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Democratic Alliance Condemns Blank Cheque for Zimbabwe [press release] (DA)
• Algeria: Graduation of Sahrawi First Aid Assistants in Algiers (SPS)
• Western Sahara: Friends of Saharawi People in Belgium Celebrate Annual Day of Solidarity (SPS)
• Rwanda: PSF Shifts Approach From Cash to Imparting SMEs With Skills (Focus)
• South Africa: Limpopo University Must Come Clean About [press release] (IFP)
• South Africa: Crime Stats Show That Child Protection Register Has Failed [press release] (DA)
• South Sudan: H.E Kiir Meets President Bashir Before the Official Summit [press release] (GoSS)
• Somalia: The IFJ Condemns the Killing of 4 Journalists in Twenty-Four Hours in Somalia [press release] (IFJ)
• Uganda: The Aids Support Organisation (New Vision)
• Sudan: NCP Shrugs Off Opposition Boycott of Constitution Meeting (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: IMF Report Shows Saudi Arabia Less Generous to Sudan Than to Other Arab Nations (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Refugee Admission to U.S. Lowest in 10 Years but Non-Immigrant Visas At Its Highes (Sudan Tribune)
• South Africa: DA Welcomes Zuma's Decision On Non-Viable Intellectual Property Bills [press release] (DA)
• Africa: Can U17 - Latest Results (CAF)
• South Sudan: Abolition of Death Penalty Is a 'Gradual' Approach (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Where Does the Rebel SPLM-North Get Its Weapons? [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Ministers Dodge ICT Training (New Vision)
• South Sudan: Unep to Train Blue Helmets On Environmental Challenges to Peace and Security [press release] (UNEP)
• Uganda: Weak Demand for Treasury Bills Hurts Shilling (New Vision)
• Uganda: Athletes Training Ahead of World Meet (New Vision)
• Senegal: Statement of the IMF Mission to Senegal [press release] (IMF)
• Nigeria: Stakeholders Discuss Real Estate Role in GDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Labour Party Canvasses for Two-Party System (This Day)
• Nigeria: New Sandgrouse Market to Cost N1.5 Billion (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Bemoans Loss to Floods (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Study Coastal Areas Vulnerability to Sea Rise' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos Land Information System Goes Online Soon (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'CBN's Blacklisting of Debtors Is Unlikely to Threaten Power Bids' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Folarin Comes Under Fire (This Day)
• Western Sahara: Presidency of Republic Announces List of Ambassadors Abroad (SPS)
• Nigeria: At 16, Bayelsa Leaves the Past Behind (This Day)
• Nigeria: Igbo Group Chides Kwankwaso Over Stance On State Creation (This Day)
• Nigeria: NDIC, CBN Beef Up Risk Supervision in Banks (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ex-Minister Lauds Mimiko's Safe Motherhood Project (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rescue Agenda As Imo's Development Vehicle (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ugochukwu Ozuah - Married On Saturday, Killed Thursday (This Day)
• Nigeria: Firm Grabs Facility Management Award (This Day)
• Mauritius: Shocking justice (L'Express)
• Mauritius: Give Hands, Ears and Eyes to your PC (L'Express)
• Sudan: Darfur Is Missed Out in the 'Joint Statement' of the Foreign Ministers of the Western Powers [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Morocco: ONG Denounces Nation's Plundering of Western Sahara Phosphate (SPS)
• Kenya: Woman On Top - Are Women the New Men? (Capital FM)
• Sudan: Bashir, Kiir Continue Talks (Sudan Tribune)
• Niger: Limb-Fitting Centre Renovated for Conflict Victims and Other Disabled People [press release] (ICRC)
• Liberia: Embracing the Launched Campaign [opinion] (Heritage)
• Kenya: Sevens Coach Friday Passes First Test (Capital FM)
• Liberia: Featuring Liberia At the International Day of Peace Celebration in New York [opinion] (Heritage)
• Liberia: Free Hydrocephalus Treatment Launched At JFK (Heritage)
• Nigeria: Nation's Parents Out of Pockets As Kids Go Back to School (This Day)
• Swaziland: Child Marriages Banned (IRIN)
• Western Sahara: President Mohamed Abdelaziz Felicitates New Ethiopian Prime Minister [document] (SPS)
• Africa: VP Boakai Reiterates Liberia's Commitment to Principles of AU (Heritage)
• Liberia: CDC Supporters, Police Clash Again (Heritage)
• Liberia: Second-Biggest Refugee Camp to Be Closed, But... (Heritage)
• South Africa: Court Date, Venue Not Confirmed - Malema Lawyer (SAPA)
• South Africa: Search for Sanders's Killers Continues (SAPA)
• Zimbabwe: Majeke Releases Six-Track Album (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: First Family Hosts Dinner for Tuku (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Infrastructure Growth Hailed (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chihuri Calls On Police to Defend Country (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mutodi Silences Critics (The Herald)
• Kenya: International Conference Extends Fund to Tackle Management of Potentially Hazardous Chemicals [press release] (UNEP)
• Africa: Unicef and Partners Bring Child Survival to the Social Good Summit (Unicef)
• Liberia: Green Advocate Risks Lawsuit (New Dawn)
• South Africa: Community Radio Sector Under Spotlight At Indaba (Biz-Community)
• Uganda: Why The President Stopped Shaking Hands (New Vision)
• Liberia: Remembering Former Chief Justice Lewis in Retirement [editorial] (New Dawn)
• South Africa: New Burn Media Division Incorporating Memeburn.com [press release] (Biz-Community)
• Uganda: New Wave of Fighting Leaves A Thousand Displaced (New Vision)
• Tanzania: Simba Maintain Perfect Start (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Things to Do for Pilgrims During Hajj (Daily News)
• South Africa: Open Day At AAA School of Advertising, Johannesburg (Biz-Community)
• Tanzania: Councils Directed to Adopt New Payment System (Daily News)
• South Africa: 2012 Pulse Survey for Shared Services and Outsourcing Launched (Biz-Community)
• Tanzania: Party Calls for Calm (Daily News)
• South Africa: Sandwich Baron Launches Improved Website [press release] (Biz-Community)
• Liberia: CDC, Police in Another Bloody Clash (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Peace Island Residents in Tears (New Dawn)
• South Africa: Eat Out DSTV Restaurant Awards Nominees Announced (Biz-Community)
• Liberia: Pres. Sirleaf Off to U.S. for 10-Days (New Dawn)
• South Africa: Heritage Day Festival Offers Two Musical Acts At MTN Festival (Biz-Community)
• Uganda: Anti-Muslim Film Was a Trap [opinion] (New Vision)
• South Africa: APP Allows South Africans to Share Heritage Day History (Biz-Community)
• Africa: Conference Celebrates 40 Years of Heritage Preservation (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Secrecy Bill: R2k to March in Pretoria (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Popular Mechanics Launches Futuretech Conference for October (Biz-Community)
• Rwanda: MTN, Tigo Respond to RURA Penalties (Focus)
• Rwanda: Agaciro Is About Patriotism, Not Competition (Focus)
• Zambia: Princess Anne Arrives On Tour of Duty (Times of Zambia)
• Western Sahara: Front Line - Saharawis Live Under Daily Humiliation and Fear (SPS)
• Zambia: Rugby 7s Dream Shattered (Times of Zambia)
• Rwanda: More Local Players to Increase Basket's Attractiveness (Focus)
• Rwanda: Democracy and Peace Week - Has Message Reached Its Target? (Focus)
• Rwanda: RBS Prepares to Take Action Against Unhealthy Fake Phones (Focus)
• Rwanda: Junior Official Throws Rwanda Education Board in Chaos Over English Mentors (Focus)
• Zambia: Probe Cathedral Mayhem, Demands Minister (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Nomination Thrills Runner Phiri (Times of Zambia)
• Rwanda: Africa Rally Championship (New Times)
• Zambia: IRC Rules for Kansanshi, FQMOL Workers (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Citizens Detained Over Illegal Border Crossing (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Construction Sector Cries for More Funds (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: Higher Technical Institute to Adopt Self-Evaluation Mechanisms (ANGOP)
• Zambia: After Rio+20 - Where to Next for Sustainable Development? (Times of Zambia)
• Rwanda: New Study Reveals Potential for More Gold (Focus)
• Rwanda: UN Demands More Efforts On MDGs Despite Hardships (Focus)
• Rwanda: Show a Man How to Fish, Instead of Handing Him a Basket Full of Fish [column] (Focus)
• Rwanda: We Want to Make Job Creators Not Seekers - Harebamungu (Focus)
• Zimbabwe: MTP Review Set for Next Month (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Rwanda: PSF Arms Members With Negotiation Skills (Focus)
• Zimbabwe: Tuku @ 60 Show Lives Up to Its Billing (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Bambanani Exhibition At NGZ (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Underfunding Cripples Education Ministry (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Sulumani, Winky D Main Attractions At Dzimbahwe Festival (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Poor Roads Inhibit Tourism Growth in Eastern Highlands (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: 'There Is No Alternative to Copac Draft' [opinion] (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Soldiers Arrested for Extorting Rank Marshals (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Myths Surrounding Chinese Investment Exposed (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Banks in Fresh Bid to Spur Savings Culture (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Zimbabwe: Corruption Behind People's Failure to Get Identity Documents - Report (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Angola: ISTA Releases First Graduates (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Nation, Malawi Exchange Prison (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: Social Housing - the South African Model (II) (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gwarinpa Estate Residents Say City's Being Reduced to Slum (This Day)
• Nigeria: Passengers Scramble for Tickets As Arik Resumes Flights (This Day)
• Nigeria: Falae Wants Political Fundraising Institutionalised (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'You'll Be Stripped of Honours If' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan May Agree to Remove Oteh, Maina (This Day)
• Nigeria: Father of Two Killed in Makurdi (This Day)
• Nigeria: Five Killed in Bauchi Church Bomb Attack (This Day)
• Nigeria: Opposition Parties Kick As Bauchi SIEC Gets New Officials (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onosode Chairs NSE Investor Protection Fund (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Generator Use Increases Environmental Pollution' (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Teacher Acquitted (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Court Postpones PM's Maintenance Case (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Maternal Deaths Are Preventable (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Officials Defy Order to Stop Hunting in Save (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zou Graduates to Appeal (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Laws On Land Use (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Greencard Introduces Wellness Programme (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Padenga Volumes Down 32 Percent (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: IDCZ Turnover Up 35 Percent (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Village Head, Subject Get 9 Years for Stocktheft (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Murray & Roberts Posts U.S.$1,6 Million Profit (The Herald)
• Angola: Cabala Inhabitants Get New Houses (ANGOP)
• Zambia: Eurobond to Help Zesco Export Power (Times of Zambia)
• Western Sahara: Polisario Front Raises Issue of Allowing UNHCR Free Access to Occupied Western Sahara (SPS)
• Zambia: Under-20 Coach Hopeful (Times of Zambia)
• Rwanda: Silverbacks Knocked Out in Shield Semis (New Times)
• Western Sahara: Belize for Solution Respecting Self-Determination of Saharawi People (SPS)
• Zimbabwe: Nation Backs Struggle of Saharawi People for Freedom and Independence - Vice-President (SPS)
• Ghana: Nation Reiterates Support to UN Efforts in Western Sahara (SPS)
• Zambia: Kaunda Stabilises in Hospital (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: ITU Moves to Cut Roaming Charges (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Is the Opposition a Serious Alternative? (III) [document] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister Threatens to Sack Non Performing Directors (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why We Need the N5000 Note [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: LP Chairman Advocates Two Party System (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Quality Representation Will Bring Peace to Plateau' [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ondo - Buhari to Present CPC Candidate to the Public (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Muslims Protest in Katsina Over Anti-Islam Movie (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Three Killed, 46 Injured in Bauchi Church Attack (Daily Trust)
• Angola: Credit to Economy Up By 17.09 Percent Since Beginning of 2012 (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: FG Urged to Review Pension Policy (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Okorocha to Establish Free University' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ex-Workers Want Air Nigeria Probed Over N36 Billion Fund (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CJN to Swear-in New Supreme Court Justices Wednesday (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: In Memory of Newswatch [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hospital Offers Free Medical Treatment At Gudu Market (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Three Livingstone Children Die in Fire (Times of Zambia)
• Nigeria: National Transformation and the People [column] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Father Accused of Killing Son in Gwagwalada (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Two Million Workers Die in Accidents Annually - NSITF (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT PDP Forum Berates Minister Over Indigenes' Neglect (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja Water Treatment Plant to Be Completed December (Daily Trust)
• Zambia: Electrometer Investment Hits $10 Million (Times of Zambia)
• Western Sahara: President of Republic Makes Small Adjustments At Government Level - Official (SPS)
• Liberia: Open Letter to Minister Amara M. Konneh [medium Term Economic Framework Budget] [document] (New Republic)
• Liberia: 'Development Needed' - Sen. Ballout Says (New Republic)
• Liberia: Sethi Sued for Falsification - of Lease Agreement (New Republic)
• Liberia: Liberia Experiences Engineers Shortage (New Republic)
• Zambia: 210 Athletes for Zone 6 Games (Times of Zambia)
• Liberia: Wash Media Network Launches Lecture Series (New Republic)
• Liberia: Financial Report Stuck At LBA (New Republic)
• Liberia: Dev. Projects On Ice - in Margibi - PMC Chair Alarms (New Republic)
• Liberia: 'Corruption May Stall Liberia's Progress' (New Republic)
• Liberia: Lone Star Shifts Into High Gear - Begins11 Days Oversea Camp Ahead of Oct. Duel (New Republic)
• Liberia: Drama Unfolds At LFA's HQ Today - As 2nd Division Clubs Relegation Summit Steams Up (New Republic)
• Nigeria: Why Did PDP Governors Shun Tukur's Birthday Book Launch? (This Day)
• Nigeria: Seyi Sodimu Shooting Gbedu Video (This Day)
• Nigeria: Photography's New African Shrine (This Day)
• Nigeria: Umeh Accuses Enugu CJ of Bias (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akinjide - Justice Mukhtar Has Made History (This Day)
• Nigeria: Assembly Considers New Move to Enforce Resolutions (This Day)
• Nigeria: Rino Out With Greenland (This Day)
• Nigeria: The Debate On Local Government Autonomy (This Day)
• Nigeria: So Long a Symphony [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Victor Umeh - We're Committed to Igbo Presidency in 2015 [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Strategies for Evolving a People's Constitution, By Ike Ekweremadu (This Day)
• Nigeria: Back to Reality (This Day)
• Nigeria: Firm Holds Business Devt, Leadership Forum (This Day)
• Nigeria: Beyond Blacklisting (This Day)
• Nigeria: Anambra, Kogi, Enugu and the Oily Row (This Day)
• Nigeria: Abuja Light Rail - N178 Million Earmarked for Compensation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lawyers Differ On Proposed Move (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lam Adesina's Health Worsens (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ondo October 20 Debacle (I) (This Day)
• Nigeria: Muslims in Kano Protest Blasphemous Video (This Day)
• Nigeria: Blowing the President's Trumpet (This Day)
• Nigeria: Metuh, Mohammed and Excessive Statements (This Day)
• Nigeria: Money Single From M Smooth (This Day)
• Nigeria: Sambo, Sultan Urge Nigerians to Embrace Peace, Unity (This Day)
• Nigeria: NEXIM Bank Gives N23 Billion Credit to Small Businesses (This Day)
• Nigeria: Frederick Isiotan Fasehun At 77 (This Day)
• Nigeria: National Assembly, Sanusi and N5,000 Note (This Day)
• Nigeria: Flooding - Presidential Committee Visits Lokoja (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ooni to Kalu - Don't Begrudge Those Attacking You (This Day)
• Nigeria: Redefining Disaster Mitigation and Response (This Day)
• Nigeria: Benue LG Retrenchments - Between Bankruptcy and Ghost Workers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Constitution Review - Public Hearing Holds Next Month (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kashamu - Don't Politicise the Nigerian Security Situation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Even Elimination's Got Rules! (This Day)
• Angola: Angolan Airliner Resumes Flights to Beijing (Focac)
• Africa: Second Chance for an African Green Revolution? (IPS)
• Kenya: Country Hails China's Assistance in Health Sector (Focac)
• Egypt: American University in Cairo Suspends Classes As Strike Continues (Aswat Masriya)
• South Africa: South Africa Urged to Follow China in Small Business Development (Focac)
• Nigeria: Corporate Affairs Commission Seeks Power to Remove Erring Directors [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tambuwal Condemns Bauchi Church Attack (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nexim's Intervention in SMEs, Exports Hit N23.3 Billion (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: SSS Arrests PDP Chief in Niger (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister Wants Peace Studies in Schools (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eaglets Coach to Keep Scouting for Players (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: DPR Wants SON Off Filling Stations (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Overflow of River Niger May Affect Dredging - NIWA Boss (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna NUJ Condoles With Police PRO Over Wife's Death (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kaduna LG Polls - I've No Anointed Candidate - Yakowa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abaji Chairman Wants Waste Recycling Plants Established (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Igbo Must Produce President in 2015 - Orji Kalu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yobe Speaker, Gaidam's Brother's Residences Burnt in Damaturu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: AEPB Embarks On Sewage Pipelines Maintenance (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Why an Independent Oil and Gas Exploration Agency Is Overdue [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Citizens Should Demand Performance Agreements From Governors' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Saudi Detains 400 Female Pilgrims (Daily Trust)
• Egypt: Two Constitution Articles Threaten Freedom of Press - Assembly Spox (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: Nation Faces 'Cyber Apartheid' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Three Boats to Rescue Trapped Flood Victims in Kogi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CEOs of Transport Ministry Sign Performance Agreement (Daily Trust)
• Africa: 'China Model' Tells Win-Win Story in Africa - U.S. Scholar (Focac)
• Zimbabwe: Journalists Critical of Misinformation About China (Focac)
• Zimbabwe: Intwasa a National Event - Mari (The Herald)
• Egypt: Israeli Foreign Minister Sees No Future Changes in Treaty With Nation (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Legal Request to Impose Travel Ban On Tantawi (Aswat Masriya)
• Zimbabwe: Call to Establish More Film Training Institutions in Byo (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Be Creative Entrepreneurs, Artistes Urged (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: UN 67th Session Opens Amid Storm Over U.S. (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Bimha On Indigenisation (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Zimsec Withholds College's O-Level Exam Results (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Barwe Finally Gets Us Visa (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Jah Prayzah Heads for UK (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Macheso, Chipfumo Head to Pamuzinda (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Council Admits Failure (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Workers Win BNC Stake (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: E5 a Victory for the Environment (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Reduces Price of Water (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Teachers Get Stands (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Govt's Move to Save Cattle Commendable [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Most Elevators Countrywide Faulty, Mandatory Maintenance Ignored (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Dembare Cling On (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Professors Ncube, Mutambara Lock Horns (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Small Farms' Large Benefits [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Women Leaders Urged to Aim Higher (New Times)
• Rwanda: Microfinance Institutions Introduce New Billing System (New Times)
• Sudan: Freedom of Information Group Condemns Youtube Block in Sudan [press release] (IFEX)
• Somalia: Thirteenth Journalist Murdered in Somalia, Fourth in Twenty-Four Hours [press release] (IFEX)
• Rwanda: Six Set to Leave the Senate (New Times)
• Somalia: Suicide Attack Kills Three Somali Journalists, Wounds Four Others [press release] (IFEX)
• Rwanda: New Malaria Study Commissioned (New Times)
• Somalia: Three Somali Journalists Killed in Suicide Bomb Attack [press release] (CPJ)
• Rwanda: Say No to Violence [editorial] (New Times)
• Nigeria: FRSC Closes Lokoja-Abuja Road (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dangote Advocates More Local Investments (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos Teachers Begin Strike Today (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Population Commission to Assist FG Tackle Insecurity (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Postpones Bidding for PHCN's Distribution Companies (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Persistent Instability in Fuel Supply [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Interbank Rates Fall 500 Basis Points On Budget Cash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCDA Terminates Street Light Maintenance Contract (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Proposes New Housing Policy for Low Income Earners (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NDIC Trains Examiners On Risk Based Supervision (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NSE Kicks Off Market Making With 10 Firms, 16 Equities (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest Woman for Alleged Murder (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos Pilgrims to Spend 45 Days in Mecca (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Church Drags Chime to Court Over Demolition Order (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2012 Budget - FG Releases N710 Billion for Capital Projects (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: New PIB Shallow - Senator Lee Meeba (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT Begins Airlift of Pilgrims Sept 27 - Official (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tambuwal Cautions Non-Performing Committee Chairmen (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Regional Drug Swoop Nets Eighty (New Times)
• Nigeria: Interfaith Dialogue Key to Understanding Our Differences - VP Sambo (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan Leads Nigeria's Delegation to 67th Session of UN General Assembly (Nigeria First)
• Nigeria: Best Answer to Blasphemous Fools [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ivorian Court Strikes Out Case Against Four Nigerian Traffickers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Kebbi Invests N1.6 Billion in Agric Programme - 0fficial (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NIM President Urges FG to Rehabilitate Refineries (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Suicide Bomb Blast (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Cross-River May Not Get Refund of N13 Billion Spent On Federal Roads - Official (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Suicide Bomber Kills Three in Bauchi Church (This Day)
• Rwanda: Business Plan Competition Launched (New Times)
• Nigeria: Kogi Flood - Red Cross Deploys Boats to Rescue Trapped Victims (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Education 'Worst Affected' in Crises (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Manu Fancies Eaglets' Against Guinea (This Day)
• Nigeria: Niger's Coach Salutes 'Goal-Rious' Golden Eaglets (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fifa U17 WC - Dedevbo Promises a Win Against Azerbaijan (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NSCDC Has Come to Stay - Maku (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Obuh Promises 2013 AYC Qualification (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Blasts - CAN Chairman Calls On Jonathan to Address Insecurity (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Lack of Focus By Federations Cost Us Medals [analysis] (New Times)
• Nigeria: 20 Women to Participate in Continental Scientific Competition (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT Minister - Inner Southern Expressway, Circle Road to Be Ready 2013 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Commends Jonathan for Reversing Planned N5,000 Introduction (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: I Didn't Sign Sponsorship Deal With Globacom - Lulu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Five Construction Firms Support AEPB With 20 Waste Disposal Trucks (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Illegal Refineries Threat to Development - Maku (Daily Trust)
• Rwanda: Campaign Against Tsetse Flies Launched (New Times)
• Nigeria: Why NBA Named Headquarters After Akeredolu - ACO (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 2012 Budget - Okonjo-Iweala Brokers Deal With Lawmakers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: IDC Condemns Dissolution of Desopadec Board (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PIB's Lopsided, Unattractive - Shell (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Adedoyin Wants Stakeholders Meeting to Revive Industrial Sector (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nonagenarian Installed Okpako Orere of Okere-Urhobo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N5,000 Note Suspension - Not Yet Uhuru (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Presidency Cautions Against Threat to Impeach Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fayose Again Begs for Forgiveness (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mimiko Vows to Revive Ondo Ailing Industries (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Buhari, Bafarawa Deliberate On Northern Unity (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bakassi - Ball Now in Gej's Court (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Cousins Paraded Nude in Edo Community Over Alleged Incest (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: FCTA, Land Owners On War Path Over Ground Rents (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 15 Percent Duty On Wheat Escalates Prices of Flour-Based Products (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Killings - Clerics Urge FG to Hold Govs Responsible (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Illegal Detention - Court Begins Contempt Charge Against AGF, IGP (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Fifa U-17 World Cup - Flamingoes Set to Feast On Canada (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Floods and Famine - the Future Is Here [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Human Afflictions - From Aids to Aois [column] (Daily News)
• Rwanda: Money Circuit Tournament Starts (New Times)
• Tanzania: Bourse Trading Remains Positive (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Denying Ourselves the Lifting Gift of Laughter [column] (The Herald)
• Tanzania: President to Attend Pension Fund Meeting (Daily News)
• Rwanda: Students to Showcase Culture At World Tourism Day (New Times)
• Tanzania: Director Throws Challenge at Entrepreneurs (Daily News)
• Africa: Helen Clark - Broadband Commission for Digital Development [document] (UNDP)
• Nigeria: FRSC Closes Lokoja-Abuja Highway (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bakassi Monarch to Jonathan - Let My People Go (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Yes, Uduaghan Has Got This Right [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta Lawmaker's Wife Abducted (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Don't Crucify Mikel - Coach (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Building Collapse - 200 Lagos Officials Monitor 42,000 Construction Sites (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Who Killed This Engineer, 5 Days After Wedding? (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos Targets N12 Billion Land Use Charge Revenue (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: With Thousands Still Stranded in Lokoja - FRSC Blocks Abuja-Lokoja Highway (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NTDC, DAAR Partner On Local TV Content for Hotels (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NEITI Urges Agencies to Recover U.S.$9.8 Billion From Companies (Leadership)
• Nigeria: N200 Billion Entertainment Fund - 'Nexim Bank Not Cause of Slow Disbursement' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Three Killed, 46 Injured in Bauchi Church Bomb Blast (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole Sends Top Government Officials to Classrooms (Leadership)
• Nigeria: AMCON Has Improved Debt Recovery Practice - Opeodu [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Insecurity in Nigeria Could Push Oil Price to U.S.$150 Per Barrel (Leadership)
• Nigeria: U.S.$20 Billion Oil, Gas Projects in Nigeria Owned By Foreigners - NCDMB (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Buhari, Bafarawa Chart Course for Northern Unity (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fuel Scarcity Hits Kano (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The Military No Longer to Blame [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: BPE Postpones Opening Bid for Power Distribution Firms (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Amaechi Takes Anti-Prostitution Campaign to U.S. (Leadership)
• Nigeria: LG Elections - I've No Candidate Yet - Yakowa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Crude Oil Theft - Violent Clash Between Soldiers, Youths Averted (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Pilots, Engineers Urge CBN to Probe Air Nigeria (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PDP Ward Exco Turns Bloody in Cross River (Vanguard)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Scrap Yard Metalworkers Get Creative (RNW Africa)
• Tanzania: Highlights of the Constitution of Tanzania of 1977 (Daily News)
• South Africa: Former Boxing Champion Dies After Shooting (SAPA)
• Tanzania: Yanga in High Spirits After Grabbing First League Win (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Indoor Spraying Cuts Down Malaria (Daily News)
• South Africa: ANC Stalling On Labour Legislation Ahead of Mangaung [press release] (DA)
• Rwanda: Public Service Reforms Bear Fruits (New Times)
• Tanzania: Party Secretary General Defends Unity Govt (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Suit to Sack Chime - Appeal Court Begins Hearing (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eko 2012 - Jonathan Flags Off Torch Movement (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Even Mark Knows! (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: PDP Sponsors 30 Political Parties, Says Labour Party Chair (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Polling in the Name of Peace, One Man, One Vote (Vanguard)
• East Africa: Conference On Alcohol Policy in East Africa Opens (Daily News)
• Nigeria: YouWin Biz Plan - FG Empowers Women With N10 Million Grant (Leadership)
• Nigeria: State Police - a Foul Cry and Agitation [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Heartland Restructure Team (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Chukwumerije Backslides On Plans to Impeach Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: CJN to Swear in Akaahs, Alagoa As South Court Justices Wednesday (Leadership)
• Nigeria: AMMC Revokes Street Light Maintenance Contract (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ekwueme U-18 Tennis Championship to Kick Off in October (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Namadi Sambo - Walking the Tight Rope [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Yakasai Raps Useni Over Comment On Sambo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Why Northern Governors Oppose State Police - Kwankwaso (Leadership)
• Nigeria: The President Still Doesn't Get It [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: SSS Arrests Politician for Possession of Inciting Documents (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Right of Reply - Jonathan Deserves Commendation [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: COAS - Jonathan Settles On Ugubane, Okunbor, Abubakar (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Between Healthy External Reserves and Sick Economy (Leadership)
• Tanzania: Filbert Bayi Crowned Netball Kings (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Nigerians Celebrate Bad People, Says Shagari (This Day)
• Nigeria: Orji - Clamour for New State Not Negotiable (This Day)
• Nigeria: Onne FTZ Rakes in N930 Billion Foreign Investment (This Day)
• Nigeria: OPS Scores Power Improvement 35 Percent (This Day)
• Nigeria: Martins Grabs Winner At Levante Debut (This Day)
• Nigeria: Buhari, Bafarawa Meet Over Disunity in the North (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Effective Communication Will Boost Labour Morale' (This Day)
• Nigeria: Market-Making Helps to Sustain Equities Rally (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akpabio Lists Qualities of His Successor (This Day)
• Nigeria: FGN Bond Suffers Low Patronage On NTB Auction (This Day)
• Nigeria: Traders Lament Exclusion From FG Intervention Initiatives (This Day)
• Nigeria: Resort Savings, Agents Collaborate On Housing (This Day)
• Nigeria: NEITI to Pursue Recovery of U.S.$9.8 Billion Oil Proceeds (This Day)
• Nigeria: N5, 000 Note - Jonathan Is a Listening President, Says PDP (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bishops Tackle FG Over U.S.$11.3 Million Family Planning Fund (This Day)
• Nigeria: Record Entries for Governor's Tennis (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ahmed Warns Students Against Cultism (This Day)
• Nigeria: Seawolf Signs N22 Billion Drilling Contract With ExxonMobil (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bunkering - JTF, Community Youths in Violent Clash (This Day)
• Nigeria: Flood Sacks Millions From Homes in Kogi, Benue, Edo, Imo (This Day)
• Tanzania: Govt Elected UN Body Vice-Chair (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Etisalat Extends Broadband Services to Akure (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lack of Dividends Worries First Aluminium Investors (This Day)
• Nigeria: Presidency Cautions Against Impeachment Threats (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eagles Paid Full Bonuses for Draw Matches (This Day)
• Nigeria: FBN HoldCo Structure Excites Shareholders (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Nigeria's Economic Prosperity Will Be Determined By Her Quality of Leaders' [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: I Sponsor My Foreign Trips, Says Fayemi (This Day)
• Nigeria: Foundation Empowers Youths for Job Creation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cleric Pushes for Amaechi, Omehia's Reconciliation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court of Appeal Upholds Nyako's Election (This Day)
• Nigeria: Garlands for Madam First Lady (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fayose Lauds Obasanjo (This Day)
• Nigeria: Cost of Funds Drop On FAAC Inflow (This Day)
• Tanzania: Mnyera Falls Power Plan in Progress (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Natura Resource Management Video Competition Launched (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Road Carnages Claim Over 500 Lives in Arusha (Daily News)
• Rwanda: The Week That Was [analysis] (New Times)
• Tanzania: State-of-the-Art Shopping Mall Soon to be Constructed (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Ogbodu Now Sovereign Trust Insurance Ed (This Day)
• Nigeria: Afrigrants Launches Software for Social Enterprises (This Day)
• Nigeria: FBN Capital Appoints New Director (This Day)
• Nigeria: Passengers Scramble for Seats As Arik Air Resumes Operations (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 'Moneybag' NFF Paid Victory Bonuses for Draws (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Niger's Coach Salutes Goalrious Golden Eaglets (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lori-Ogbebor Faults Uduaghan's Apology to Judges (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ajimobi Betrayed Me - Tokyo (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Delta to Save N45 Billion Annually From Lower Fuel Cost (This Day)
• Nigeria: IDIS Constitutes New Board of Directors (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oyo Promotes 300 Typists, Raises Bar (This Day)
• Tanzania: Passengers Face Police Harrassment on Highway (Daily News)
• Tanzania: City Gets Water Supply Boost (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Unga-Limited Grounds - Arusha's Trafalgar Square? (Daily News)
• Rwanda: Coach Hails Youngsters Victory (New Times)
• Namibia: Spotlight On Indigenous Rights in Namibia [analysis] (OSISA)
• East Africa: Gas Finds Attract Global Investment (This is Africa)
• Egypt: Group Condemns Child Marriage Proposal (Aswat Masriya)
• Rwanda: President Kagame Rallies the Diaspora (New Times)
• Tanzania: Illegal Logging Costs the Nation in Revenue (Daily News)
• Morocco: Govt Cracks Down on Dissent (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Zimbabwe: PM Marriage Saga Takes New Twist (Zimbabwe Standard)
• Nigeria: Suicide Bomber Attacks Church (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Deadly Diseases Seen Increasing (Daily News)
• South Sudan: Singer Jal Highlights South Sudan Investment Opportunities (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Proposal of African Mediation to Settle Abyei Issue [document] (Sudan Tribune)
• Rwanda: A Reflection On the International Day of Peace [opinion] (New Times)
• Sudan: Warrap State Warns Citizens Against Using Unlicensed Pharmacists (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: Mixed Reactions to AU Proposal Over Abyei (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Negotiating Delegation Affirms Agreement On Temporary Security Map Has Nothing to Do With Final Status of Borders (SNA)
• Sudan: Amira Al-Fadel Meets ICRC Chairman (SNA)
• Sudan: Taha Directs Containing of Flood Effects At Al-Dindir (SNA)
• Sudan: Congressmen Urge America's UN Ambassador to Act for Sanctions On Sudan (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: President Al-Bashir to Meet With Salva Kiir Monday in Addis Ababa (SNA)
• Sudan: African Mediation Proposes Referendum in Abyei and Special Status for Nomads (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: The Lou Nuer Youth in Murle Territories Rejected Inappropriate Labeling of Their Anticipated Self Defence Against the Murle Community in Jonglei [press release] (SSNA)
• Sudan: AU Calls for 'Comprehensive' Deal Between Two Sudans (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: New Rebel Group Launches in South Sudan, Accuses the Government of Corruption and Marginalization [analysis] (SSNA)
• Rwanda: Development Fund Basketball Tournament (New Times)
• South Sudan: H.E Kiir Meets PM Hailemariam [press release] (GoSS)
• Sudan: The Lou Nuer Youth Warned the SPLA Troops and the UN Joint Forces Not to Focus Their Protection On Murle Civilians Alone [press release] (SSNA)
• Rwanda: Schools Enhance Relations (New Times)
• Sudan: Sudan's First Gold Refinery Seeking International Recognition (Sudan Tribune)
• Somalia: Deadly Attack On Cattle Herders in Central Somalia (Shabelle)
• Sudan: Panic Spreads After Camp Attack (Radio Dabanga)
• Somalia/Sudan: Somali Football Squad Hits Sudan to Qualify for CAF Junior (Shabelle)
• Sudan: Students Tortured in Security Detention (Radio Dabanga)
• Kenya: Govt Agrees on Deal to End Teachers' Strike (The Star)
• Sudan: Poor Health Conditions Leave Dozens Dead in Mornei (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: Egyptian Bank to Fund Investment in Sudan With 500 Million Dollars (Sudan Tribune)
• Somalia: Another Journalist Shot Dead in Mogadishu (Shabelle)
• Sudan: Darfur Envoy Reaffirms U.S. Support to Doha Agreement Despite Disappointment (Sudan Tribune)
• Somalia: AU Condemns Assassination of Somali MP in Mogadishu [press release] (Shabelle)
• Sudan: Unamid Workshop Raises Awareness of Children in Armed Conflict [press release] (Unamid)
• Sudan: Unamid Continues to Address Water Scarcity in Darfur [press release] (Unamid)
• Sudan: Gumen Rape 15 Year Old Girl (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: Congressmen Urge for Imposing Sanctions On Sudan (Radio Dabanga)
• Somalia: 200 Former Al Shabaab Agents Surrender to Allied Forces (Garowe Online)
• Sudan: Where Does the Sudan People's Liberation Army-North Get Its Weapons? [analysis] (SSNA)
• Sudan: Ethnic Clashes Leave Dozens Dead (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: AU Hopeful of Successful Meeting Between Two Sudans [press release] (Sudan Tribune)