October 26, 2012

• Africa: niger / mali - icrc scales up operations [press release] (ICRC)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Doctor Violently Attacked in Bukavu [press release] (Physicians for Human Rights)
• Mali: Mujahideen Flock to Mali (Magharebia)
• Tunisia: Three Dead By West Nile Virus Between September and October 2012 in Tunisia (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Western Sahara: President Mohamed Abdelaziz Meets Irish Minster for Foreign Affairs (SPS)
• Ghana: PNC Unveils Female Running Mate (AEP)
• Burundi: Human Rights Recommendations for Geneva Conference [press release] (HRW)
• Burundi: Govt, Donors Should Commit to Lasting Reforms [press release] (HRW)
• Western Sahara: President of Republic Received Leader of Sinn Fein (SPS)
• Tunisia: Conference On Political Changes and Impact On Security in Mediterranean Next October 30-31 in Tunis (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• South Africa: Greg Smith's Book 'Why I Left Goldman Sachs' Scorned By Corporate Media [opinion] (SACSIS)
• Africa: Stevie Wonder and Friends Help World Body Celebrate Its 67th Birthday On UN Day (UN News)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Time to Put an End to the Cycle of Reprisals and Revenge [press release] (AI London)
• Tanzania: Independent Police Oversight Body is Needed in Tanzania [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: Rise of 'Millennium Development' graduates [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Kenya: 2013 Election Will Be a Referendum on Integrity [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Zimbabwe: Airlines Scramble for Zim's Runways (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Calls for Ervine's National Team Return Intensify (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: President Makes Another Dash to Singapore (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Uganda: Bukedde Fete for Sunday (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Running-Mate : Chinamasa, Goche in Hot Soup (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Uganda: UBC Drops Digital Migration Case Against UCC (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: National Sports Stadium Closed for More Renovations (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Succession Plays Out in Copac (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: IMF Approves More Funding Under Extended Credit (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Constitution-Making Process a Farce (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Lateral Thinking At Paula's Place [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Uganda: Bogere Plots for World Title Crown (New Vision)
• Uganda: Road Fund to Boost Local Contractors' Capacity (New Vision)
• Southern Africa: SADC Fails to Deal With Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: IMF Report On Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: Nacada Drafts General Alcohol Regulations (The Star)
• Niger: Nation / Mali - ICRC Scales Up Operations [press release] (ICRC)
• Uganda: Kampala-Jinja Highway Planned for Redevelopment (New Vision)
• Kenya: 180 Thousand Professionals Contracted for KCPE, KCSE (The Star)
• Uganda: D'Mark Power Start Title Defence, (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Nation's Fiscal Performance Remains Poor (Zimbabwe Independent)
• South Africa: BP Express Zooms Up a Level With Fresh, Pick N Pay [press release] (Biz-Community)
• Zimbabwe: Growth Forecast for Mining Sector Up (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Uganda: State Beats Kenya in Doing Business Index (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Medical Aid Firms 'Straying From Core Business' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: Post Election Violence Suspect Challenge ICC Evidence (The Star)
• South Africa: Four Suspects Appear in Court On Bombing Charges (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Madigage to Get a Fitting Sendoff (SAFA)
• Uganda: Govt to Use ICT in Corruption Fight (New Vision)
• Africa: Africa Could Feed Itself, Says World Bank (RFI)
• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe - a Hand-to-Mouth Nation [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: Special Needs Schools to Get Teachers Boost After Several Graduate (The Star)
• Uganda: Police Issue Idd Adhuha Terror Alert (New Vision)
• Uganda: Museveni Blasts Besigye Over Inter-Party Forum Meetings (New Vision)
• South Africa: Democratic Alliance to Refute Legal Position Taken By NPA and President Zuma [press release] (DA)
• Uganda: Govt Plans to Pay Primary School Teachers Sh500,000 (New Vision)
• South Africa: Calls for Unions to Work Closer With FET Colleges (SAnews.gov.za)
• Kenya: School Girls to Be Given Free HPV Vaccines From Next Year (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Agric Production to Drop Sharply (Zimbabwe Independent)
• South Africa: Afcon LOC Gets Cash Injection From Govt (SAnews.gov.za)
• Uganda: Regional Security Chiefs Meet in Kampala (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Parliament Reduced to a Rubber-Stamp (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Dysfunctional Unity Govt: Where Does Zim Go Next? (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Kenya: Kenya Shilling Dips as Importers Pick Up Dollars to Pay Their Bills (The Star)
• Somalia: UN Rights Expert Calls on New Authorities to Seize Chance to Build Better Future (UN News)
• South Africa: Cabinet Agrees to Gauteng E-Tolls Roll-Out (SAnews.gov.za)
• Africa: Child Mortality Rates Down Sharply but More Progress Needed - UN Report (UN News)
• Uganda: Zanzibar Unrest Reflects Anger Along Swahili Coast (New Vision)
• Africa: UN Chief Welcomes General Assembly's Adoption of Resolution On Human Security (UN News)
• South Africa: President Zuma Awards Tambo Orders (SAnews.gov.za)
• Zimbabwe: 'Queen Elizabeth' Enters Political Fray (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Chad: Floods, Locusts Add to Humanitarian Challenges (IRIN)
• Kenya: Uhuru, Ruto Integrity Case to be Heard Next Month (The Star)
• Tunisia: Where's Justice for This Woman in 'New' Tunisia? [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Uganda: Mike Chibita's Story of Honesty and Courage (New Vision)
• South Africa: Nation's Sound Institutional Framework Will Steady Country - Gordhan (Biz-Community)
• Zimbabwe: How Strategic HR Builds Innovation Culture [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: New Currency Volatility Threatens Zim Industry (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Liberia: Youth Group Cautions Liberians (New Republic)
• Liberia: Resignation Is Optional - Minister Kofi Woods Responds to Critics (New Republic)
• Zimbabwe: Draft Constitution - Mugabe Bidding to Restore Powers [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Liberia: NBI Arrests Melvin Page - for 'Criminal Conspiracy, Extortion,' Among Others (New Republic)
• Liberia: Ecobank Wins Legal Battle Against Former Employees (New Republic)
• Zimbabwe: Struggle for Religious Vote Intensifies (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Liberia: GAC Lacks - More Manpower - Kilby Rules Out Dismissing Audits Trainees (New Republic)
• Liberia: Acting UN Envoy Calls for Continued Zeal, Professionalism - As UNMIL Proceeds With Its Transition (New Republic)
• Zimbabwe: Mapeza Exonerated but Banned (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Innscor Faces Stiff Competition (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Liberia: C'ttee to Implement Int'l Humanitarian Law to Be Set Up (New Republic)
• Zimbabwe: 'Impose Candidates At Your Peril' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: U.S.$20 Million Required for Expansion - Green Fuel (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Second Stakeholders' Indaba Potentially Chaotic, Explosive (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Version of Comrades to Be Staged in Sweden (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zifa to Pardon Match-Fixers (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Bigwigs Fight Over Key Citrus Farms (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Ministers Meet On New Budget (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: 'Zim Mall Project Lawful' (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Grace Mugabe Embroiled in Evictions Row (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: New Pay Model Overdue in Zim (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: New Dawn Raises Gold Production Up to 16 Percent (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: PSL Loses Sponsorship As Dynamos Benefits (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Liberia: Herbert Grigsby Forum Steams Up Today - As Two SWAL's Veterans Mount the Podium (New Republic)
• Zimbabwe: Resonant Leaders: Great for Business and Profits [opinion] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: All-Stakeholders' Conference a Drab Affair (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: 'El Clasico' At Rufaro (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Party Principals Clash (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Farmers' Union's Deathwish [column] (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: TPH to Dispose of Loss Making Puzey & Payne (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Minister Begs for Elections Money (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Generals Fear Losing Assets After Election (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Campaigns for 'No' Vote (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Steps Up Poll Campaigns (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Algeria: U.S. State Dept. Daily Press Briefing: Algeria-Mali [document] (State Department)
• Uganda: Gulu University Boss Sides With Striking Students (Observer)
• Uganda: MP Kikungwe Sucked Into Lubowa Land Feud (Observer)
• Uganda: KCCA Now Set to Tackle Kampala's Messy Traffic (Observer)
• Sudan: U.S. State Dept. Daily Press Briefing: Sudan [document] (State Department)
• Zimbabwe: Gwekwerere Finally Leaves Caps (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Uganda: Small Stature, Great Ambitions (Observer)
• Nigeria: Warning on Eid Attacks [analysis] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Kenya: Gor Ready for Tusker in City Stadium Rumble (Capital FM)
• Kenya: A Fish Called Wahoo (Capital FM)
• East Africa: U.S. Trade Representative Promotes Trade Ties (State Department)
• Nigeria: Breaking the Silence on Modern-Day Slavery [interview] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Bilateral Relations Between South Africa and China Have Improved Remarkably Over the Last Several Years [press release] (SA Govt)
• Libya: U.S. State Department Daily Press Briefing: Libya [document] (State Department)
• South Africa: Orlando Pirates Football Club Learning Centre [press release] (SA Govt)
• Angola: National Handball Team Skipper Deems Five Million Prize 'Special' (ANGOP)
• Angola: Secretary of State for Health Wants to Strengthen Relations With Girassol Clinic (ANGOP)
• Angola: Justice Ministry and Ruling Party's Youth Wing Discuss Juvenile Delinquency (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Road Safety - FRSC Acquires Toll-Free Emergency Line (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sallah - NSCDC Deploys 30,000 Officers to Beef Up Security (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Opposition Leader Declares Self "President" (Observer)
• Uganda: President, Energy Ministry Agree on Oil (Observer)
• Uganda: Shs 2.3 Billion Needed to Rein in Marburg (Observer)
• Uganda: Egyptian Diplomat Wanted for Trafficking Ugandan Girls (Observer)
• Uganda: Defence Forces Lose 4 Men in Somalia (Observer)
• Uganda: Nyangasi to Appeal Against Life Sentence (Observer)
• Uganda: Kayihura, Brig Lutaaya in Ugly Land Row (Observer)
• Africa: Chinua Achebe's Ten Teachable Lessons [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Liberia: Press Statement From the Liberia Council of Churches on National Affairs [press release] (Liberia Council of Churches)
• Tanzania: Uamsho Leaders' Lawyers Boycott Court Session (Daily News)
• Liberia: 2013 Diversity Visa Season Begins at U.S. Embassy [press release] (U.S. Embassy Monrovia)
• Africa: StateTaps Into Korea, Africa Cooperation Week (Observer)
• Africa: La Francophonie, a Neo-Colonial Political Machine [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Sudan: African Union Requests Sudan, South Sudan to Reach Consensus (Ethiopia Government)
• Ethiopia: Qatari Advance Team Holds Talks With State Minister (Ethiopia Government)
• Uganda: Austrian Government to Continue Supporting Uganda (Independent)
• Sudan: Chad Mediates With Darfur Rebels (Sudan Tribune)
• Ghana: 20,000 to Be Deployed to Protect Polls (AEP)
• Liberia: Police Connivers Face Probe (New Dawn)
• Liberia: MCC Enforces City Ordinance (New Dawn)
• Liberia: NUDP Accuses Ellen (New Dawn)
• Morocco: HM King Mohammed VI Performs Eid Al Adha Prayer, Receives Congratulations (MAP)
• West Africa: Ellen Signs WAPP Agreement (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Freeport Lacks Adequate Space (New Dawn)
• South Africa: The Case for Tailor-Made Campaigns [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: The Real Zuma - Let's See Him [opinion] (Biz-Community)
• Somalia: Implementation of the 'New Deal' Scuttled [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: MTN/Yola'2012 Polo - Katsina Max Air Wins Governor's Cup (This Day)
• Nigeria: With Lawn Tennis, Uwazurike Cools Off (This Day)
• Nigeria: NNL New Season to Begin Dec.8 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akeredolu Bags New 'Degree' (This Day)
• Nigeria: AFCON 2013 Draws - It's a Fair Deal for Eagles, Says Keshi (This Day)
• Nigeria: SA 2013 Draw - Mikel, Musa, Ambrose Upbeat About Pairing (This Day)
• Nigeria: At Ekwueme's Birthday, Stakeholders Debate Raging National Questions (This Day)
• Namibia: Union Sets Deadline for Government (Namibian)
• Namibia: Villagers Urged to Pave Way for Development (Namibian)
• Tunisia: German Group Weissker Decides to Close Its Gabes Factory Due to Insecurity (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: Ndeitunga Warns Incompetent Tenderers (Namibian)
• South Africa: Loot's New Website Prepares for Festive Rush [press release] (Biz-Community)
• Namibia: Bobby Van Jaarsveld Comes to Walvis Bay Needs to Tell What MK Awards Are (Namibian)
• Namibia: Fat Leaders and Hungry Children (Namibian)
• Egypt: Mursi Wishes Egyptians, Families of Martyrs Happy Eid (Aswat Masriya)
• Namibia: Namibia's First Ever Comic Book (Namibia Economist)
• Africa: Conflict in the Kivus - UN Report Leaves Peace Process in Uncertain Position (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Namibia: Enduro Race Series Comes to an End (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Ernst to China (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Swakop Hosts Speed Badminton Event (Namibia Economist)
• South Africa: Rwandan General's Refugee Status Challenged (SAPA)
• Nigeria: Jonathan to Inaugurate Akwa Ibom Governor's Office Complex (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jang Tasks Muslims On Virtues of Sacrifice, Obedience (Leadership)
• Namibia: Inflation Warning (Namibia Economist)
• South Africa: Gold Miners End Strike (SAPA)
• Namibia: Young, Gifted and Determined (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Incentive to Attend School (Namibia Economist)
• Zambia: Airpower Continues Mesmerising (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kk Dedicates Golf Tourney to Mama Betty (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sata Salutes Patriotic Leaders (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: I'm Not Part of Zam Graft Allegations, Says Hamukale (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Jerabos Go On Rampage (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: I Will Cooperate With ACC, Says Kabimba (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Govt Ready to Empower Youths-Kambwili (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: NCC to Spend K200 Million On Mulungushi Bus Station Rehab (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Ghettolink Pledges Bigger, Better Come-Back (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Veep Bemoans Lack of Local Industry Support (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Inflation Hits 6.8 Percent (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: L/Stone Grade 10 Pupil Electrocuted (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Long-Term Financing for Housing Critical - Veep (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mwale Ordered for My Arrest, Witness Tells Court (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: We Can Defend Cup - Kk (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: 2 Die After Falling Off Moving Truck (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Sport On - Let's Support Minor Sports [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mambwe Clan Asks State to Rule Over Zombe Chieftaincy (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Pistol Better Than Jk 1 (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Cop Nabbed for Aiding Prisoners to Escape (Times of Zambia)
• Africa: EU Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize but What About Africa? [opinion] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Nigeria: DPR Shuts 245 Stations in 9 Months (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yobo, Keshi Welcome Fair Nations Cup Draw (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NOA Urges Muslims to Seek God's Intervention (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Cost of Democracy [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ...Civil Defense Rejoice With Muslims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mark Urges Nigerians to Unite Against Evil Forces (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sallah - PDP Chairman Tasks Residents On Peaceful Co-Existence (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eid-El-Kabir - FRSC Urges Tolerance (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Governors Not Plotting my Removal Bamanga (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shell Donates N160 Million to Flood Relief Fund (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Mikel, Musa Upbeat for Nations Cup (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PHCN Workers Threaten Blackout in Sokoto Over Alleged Assault On Members (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Nwosu Writes Off Eagles' AFCON Foes (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Is Dankwambo 'Performing'? [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Final Notes By Mr Ragon Sallah [document] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eid Mubarak [editorial] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2015 - Zamfara Ex-LG Chiefs Ask Former Rep to Run for Governor (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Why We Intercepted Arms Carrying Russian Vessel' (Daily Trust)
• Africa: U.S. Election - Continent Forgotten in Foreign Policy Debate [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Nigeria: 'We Were Not Expelled From Uni-Abuja ASUU' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Presco Declares N1.9 Billion Profit in 9 Months (Daily Trust)
• Africa: PNN Targets Africa Market (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ihedioha Tasks Nigerians On Patriotism (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Security Guards Arraigned Over Assault On Policemen (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: Bad Experiences of GIPF in Unlisted Investments (Namibia Economist)
• Nigeria: Awa-Ibom Records Low Immunization Coverage (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Sambo Shouldn't be Dragged Into 2015 Campaigns' [interview] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kalu Congratulates Mimiko (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: General Electric Provides 100 Gas Turbines to Nigeria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest Zaria 'Boko Haram' Killer (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tata Motors to Establish Auto Plant in Nigeria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 14 Teams for South-South Open Volleyball Championship (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: CP Threatens to Sack Policemen Aiding Revenue Drive in Abia (Daily Trust)
• Africa: Africa to Generate U.S.$20 Billion Annually Through Free Trade - World Bank (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC Refutes Fake Export Permit Allegation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: ABU at Two Score and Ten [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Dickson, Al-Makura, Wada, Amosun Task Nigerians On Peace, Love (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abaji Council Empowers 200 Youths, Women (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FRSC Embarks On Operation Barka DA Sallah (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Carpenter Accused of Burglary (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Tambuwal Harps On Peace (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: No Rift Between Okorocha and Speaker - -Aide (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NNPC Supplies 472 Trucks of Fuel to Lagos (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Muslim Group Tasks Nigerians On Peace (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Flood - Kogi Govt Warns Victims Against Returning Home (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Wants Insecurity Perpetrators to Change (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Company, Don Win Research Awards (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FCT Area Councils Share N1.89 Billion Revenue Allocation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Discipline Is Vital to Nigeria's Success Sen. Adamu (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Be Your Brothers Keepers, Northern Governors Tell Muslims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Removal of Plateau APGA Chairman Illegal - -Masalla (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Canada to Increase FDI in Nigeria (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Trust Columnists' Opposing Views of Aqida (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Niger to Recruit 25 Medical Doctors (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Calls for Dedication to Nation Building (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Agency Donates Relief Materials to Victims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Call for Vigilance in Bauchi (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: OBJ, Bankole, Ex-Govs, Others for South West PDP Caucus Meeting (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ondo Election and the Demystification of Tinubu [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'NIGCOMSAT Can Generate N20 Billion Monthly Through Satellite Broadcasting' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sallah - Police Warns Kano Residents Against Breach of Peace (Daily Trust)
• Namibia: Embassy Grant Rebuilds Nadeet Centre (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: MCA Improves Omaheke Facilities (Namibia Economist)
• Africa: Radicals, Activists and 2012 U.S. Elections [analysis] (Fahamu)
• South Africa: Cellular Tyranny (Biz-Community)
• Zambia: Who Sold City Play Parks? (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Iris Fined K10 Million, Walks to Freedom (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Miss Pageant Zambia 2012 Preps On Course (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Proudly Zambian Indeed! [column] (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Handymans, Kärcher Donates to Wildlife Orphanage (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Mufumbwe By-Election Campaign Tempo Up (Times of Zambia)
• Namibia: When Job 13 - 13 Was Preached in Namibia (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Nation's Trade Surplus Declines (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Kk Tribute Concert , Set for April (Times of Zambia)
• Zambia: Lusaka Water Company Seeking to Better Services (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Parliament Publishes Question to President Zuma On Nkandlagate [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Nkandla - the DA Has Written to President Zuma for Explanation [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: More Units of Abalone Confiscated (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: New Transformers Will See an End to Power Cuts (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Rhino Poaching - Why Are the SAPS Personnel Leaving the Kruger Park? [press release] (DA)
• Namibia: Animation Reaches Youth (Namibia Economist)
• South Africa: Assessment of Top Court's Jurisprudence Stopped [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: Chief Invigilator Suspended After Losing Exam Papers (SAnews.gov.za)
• Tunisia: Femip 200-Million-Euro Credit Line to Tunisian Banks, Announces P. De Fontaine Vive (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Zimbabwe: Inheritance of Women Should Be Outlawed [opinion] (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Government, Samsung Seal ICT Deal (Focus)
• South Africa: Zuma Wishes Muslims a Happy Eid-Ul-Adha (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: Anatomy of a Heppy Marriage, an Entertaining Piece of Theatre (New Era)
• South Africa: JSC Names Candidates Recommended for Positions On the Bench (SAnews.gov.za)
• South Africa: Mini-Budget Welcomed (SAnews.gov.za)
• Namibia: Second-Hand Car Imports Flood Market (New Era)
• Mozambique: Frelimo Balances Keep President Guebuza in Check [analysis] (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Kenya: Cancer Named Leading Cause of Death (The Star)
• Namibia: The Season of Show-Offs [column] (New Era)
• Kenya: Biology Practical Exam Kicks Off (The Star)
• South Africa: Clark, Schwartzel Sign Up for SA Open (SA Info)
• Kenya: Free Cancer Screening Offered (The Star)
• Kenya: Exams Kick Off Smoothly On Coast (The Star)
• Kenya: Muslims Marking Eid Al Adha (The Star)
• Kenya: New HIV Guidelines for Mothers to be Released (The Star)
• North Africa: Maghreb Celebrates Eid Al-Adha [analysis] (Magharebia)
• South Africa: Banyana Seek First African Title (SA Info)
• Namibia: Murder Suspect DA Costa Won?t Testify (New Era)
• South Africa: Exports to Africa On the Increase (SA Info)
• Namibia: The Many Faces of Mr. Makoya (New Era)
• Gambia: MTWA Welcomes Decision to Drop Charges Against Two Journalists [press release] (MFWA)
• South Africa: R461 Million Afcon Spending 'Cut to the Bone' (SA Info)
• Namibia: The Struggle for Benson Continues? Annual Sports Awards Tonight (New Era)
• Namibia: Swakop Hosts ?Day of the Dolphin? Rugby Tourney (New Era)
• Namibia: Can Pirates Ward Off Determined Arrows? (New Era)
• Algeria: U.S. Secretary of State to Visit Algeria (Magharebia)
• Namibia: Explosive Entertainment Billed for Helao Nafidi Trade Expo (New Era)
• Angola: States Build Bridges to Guarantee Youths Future - Minister (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Marikana's Momentum Still Moves the Masses - but Where? [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Angola: Blood Pressure, Chronic Diseases Main Causes of Death in Angola (ANGOP)
• South Africa: Eid Message From President Jacob Zuma [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: Nantu National Leadership Is an Agent of Poverty [opinion] (New Era)
• South Africa: Statement By the Inter-Ministerial Committee On the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: Backstage, a Whole New World! (New Era)
• Namibia: GIPF Trustees paranoid After DCP (Namibian)
• Namibia: Education Minister Talks Tough On Graft (Namibian)
• Namibia: More Foreign Doctors Coming (Namibian)
• Namibia: Award Controversy Rages On (Namibian)
• Namibia: Smokey Has Rock Challenge Snuffed Out (Namibian)
• Namibia: Walvis Bay Is Dirty ? Mayor Klazen (Namibian)
• Namibia: /Khomanin Chief Suffers Stroke After Wife?s Death (Namibian)
• Namibia: Khorixas Council Owed N$20 Million (Namibian)
• Namibia: Defeated, Deflated Opposition Accepts Election Verdict (Namibian)
• Namibia: Four Arrested for Jumbo Poaching (Namibian)
• Namibia: Police Pepper-Spray DRC Residents (Namibian)
• South Africa: Non-Compliance With Legislations and Criminal Activities On the Lens [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: Mutjangatjike's Last Show On December 2 (New Era)
• South Africa: Legislature Speaker Accounts to Portfolio Committee On Provincial Affairs and Finance [press release] (SA Govt)
• Namibia: A Devoted Mother and Astute Politician [interview] (New Era)
• Nigeria: Gwako Residents Laud Council Boss On Road Project (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Maku Tasks State Govts On Revenue Generation (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sallah Durbar Begins Today in Kano (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Imam Calls for Peace (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister Wants Area Councils' Land Documents Upgraded (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Kano Varsity Students Protest VC's Removal (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NEMA Distributes Relief Materials to Flood Victims in Kano (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: NGO Seeks Corps Members' Partnership in Healthcare Service (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Opens Third Mainland Bridge On Tuesday (This Day)
• Nigeria: Safety Becomes a Concern With High-Caffeine Drinks (This Day)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Congratulates Muslim, Orders Post Mortem Into Hajj Crisis (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2012 Budget - Capital Releases Hit N1.01 Trillion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Patience Turns 55, Thanks God (This Day)
• Nigeria: Amaechi, Yakowa, Yuguda, Jang, Shettima, Gaidam Urge Prayers (Daily Trust)
• Senegal: Peace Corps Leads Mangrove Reforestation Effort in Senegal [press release] (State Department)
• Nigeria: Towards National Devt - Economic and Political Imperatives (Vanguard)
• South Africa: DAFF Officials in Drowning Incident [press release] (SA Govt)
• Liberia: Like Snowe, Tyler Wanted Out? (New Dawn)
• Namibia: Johanna Benson, Is She Only a One-Day Heroine? [column] (New Era)
• Liberia: A Basket of Tribute to My Little Sister [opinion] (New Dawn)
• Namibia: Ombike - a Potent Traditional Brew (New Era)
• Liberia: CDC Warned! (New Dawn)
• Namibia: Young Entrepreneurs Chosen As New Leaders for Tomorrow (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Ministers Commit to Girl-Child Protection, Commodities (This Day)
• Nigeria: Environmentalist Highlights Lagos Peculiar Challenges (This Day)
• Nigeria: Experts Review 2013 Appropriation Bill, Seek Increased Capital Budget (This Day)
• Nigeria: Poverty Eradication - Tackling a Global Scourge [analysis] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Conakry Cracker - Manu Fires Guinea Warning! (This Day)
• Namibia: Taapopi Clarifies City Boundary Extensions (New Era)
• Nigeria: CP Threatens to Sack Policemen in Abia (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Eid-El-Kabir - FG to Implement Measures for Restoration of Peace - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Microsoft Courts Mobile Lifestyles, As It Launches Windows 8 (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Man, 39, Bags Five Years Sentence for Defiling 5-Year-Old Girl (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Election Challenge Fails (Namibian)
• West Africa: Ecowas Envoy Visits Algeria (Magharebia)
• Namibia: A Different Take On 'Land Matters in Art' (New Era)
• Morocco: Moroccan King Tours Gulf Countries (Magharebia)
• Ghana: Heavy Equipment Company to Renew Deal With Chinese Firm (Focac)
• Namibia: Stars Are Always Favourites - Akan (Namibian)
• Gabon: China Vows to Boost Ties With Govt (Focac)
• Namibia: A Veritable Who's Who of Namibian Music At NICE (New Era)
• Cameroon: Govt to Launch E-Post Project Funded by China (Focac)
• Namibia: Bail Hearing of Three Suspects in Twyfelfontein Theft Case Postponed (Namibian)
• Namibia: Valuable Lessons From DBN [editorial] (New Era)
• Namibia: Rugby Tri-Nations Gets Sponsor (Namibian)
• West Africa: Sahel States Confront Mali Terror Threat (Magharebia)
• Nigeria: Living in Lagos Without Okada - Lagosians Share Their Experiences (Vanguard)
• Namibia: Inside the Aged - Uncle Jimmy, the Formidable Beanpole (New Era)
• South Africa: The Monash Africa Centre of Monash South First Memorial Lecture of Mr Thamsanqa Max Maisela [press release] (ANC)
• Namibia: Pré-Vue [discourse?s-Analysis] Tri-Vium a Recap of the Swapo CC?s Outcome [column] (New Era)
• Tunisia: Portuguese Prime Minister Reiterates Support for Tunisia's Access to EU Advanced Partner Status (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: Damning Confession By Shotgun Killer (New Era)
• Tunisia: Salafist Leader 'Abu Ayub' Sentenced to One Year in Prison (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: Adolph Jentsch Exhibition Opens Tonight (New Era)
• Namibia: Nation Worried About Transnational Crimes (New Era)
• Namibia: NAC Retrenched Threaten to Camp Out for Pensions (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Gov Suntai Survives Plane Crash (This Day)
• Africa: Afrika - the Other Side of the Coin - Who Really Grabbed Africa?s Land and Still Does So, Regardless? [column] (New Era)
• Egypt: Elbaradei Asks Egyptians to Rally Around Common Grounds (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: Governor Suntai Injured in Plane Crash (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lagos Okada Ban Triggers Anger, Protests (This Day)
• Namibia: ECN Wins Poll Appeal? Ends Landmark Election Challenge (New Era)
• Namibia: December Just Around the Corner [column] (New Era)
• Namibia: Shooting From the Hip - On the Bandwagon of Cheap Politicking [opinion] (New Era)
• Namibia: Exit Launches Third Album in Ongwediva (New Era)
• Africa: Managing Risks in the Extractive Industries [analysis] (African Arguments)
• Namibia: Okocha, Oozing With Confidence (New Era)
• South Sudan: African Union Extends Abyei Peace Talks (Sudan Tribune)
• West Africa: Tropical Diseases Spread After Flooding (UN News)
• Namibia: Court Rejects Challenge to 2009 Polls (New Era)
• Africa: UN Expert Warns of Impact of Judicial Corruption On Human Rights (UN News)
• Uganda: Q&A With Javie Ssozi of Uganda Speaks [interview] (PANOS)
• Sudan: The Mentality of Me-First and Its Danger [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Nigeria: President Jonathan's 2012 Eid El-Kabir Message [document] (Nigeria First)
• Namibia: A Guest Is God (in India) [column] (Namibian)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Denies Austerity Measures Have Cut Salaries (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Presidency, Lift a Ban On Foreign Newspapers [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: UK Provides Textbooks, Targets Two Million Children (Sudan Tribune)
• Africa: Seeking to Advance Rights of People With Disabilities (UN News)
• Africa: Regional Trade Key to African Food Security, World Bank Says (IPS)
• South Africa: Spar Eastern Cape Sponsors Netball Team for Another Three Years (Biz-Community)
• South Africa: Alcohol Advertising Ban Still a Hot Debate (Biz-Community)
• Nigeria: FG, African Countries Collaborate to Improve Lab Services (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Bwari ANPP Expels BOT Member Yahaya Isa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Shell Donates U.S.$1 Million to Flood Relief Fund (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Ezekwesili, Amaechi Seek Legislation for Early Child Education (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Fashola Reads Riot Act to Fuel Marketers Over Hoarding (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FAAN Beefs Up Airports Security With Dogs, Anti-Terrorism Squads (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Onaiyekan's Elevation Excites Mark (Leadership)
• Nigeria: World Bank Wants Oil Producers to Cut Flaring By 30 Percent (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Niger Gov Sets Up Quality Monitoring Team for N9 Billion Bond Projects (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Significance of Leadership Centre's Training for Students (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Alleged Govs' Plot Against Me, Media Hype - Tukur (Leadership)
• Sudan: Khartoum Backs Hamas Despite Israeli 'Attack' (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: AU-UN Acting Joint Special Representative's Message on the Occasion of Eid Al-Adha [press release] (Unamid)
• Africa: Internal Displacement Remains One of World's Biggest Human Rights Challenges - UN Expert (UN News)
• Sudan: UN, AU Officials Flag Need for Engagement in Darfur for Further Progress (UN News)
• Ethiopia: Supreme Court Ruling Marks a Further Erosion of Human Rights Work [press release] (HRW)
• Liberia: Nation's Radio Station Shut Down [press release] (IFEX)
• Nigeria: Ondo Election - Another Proof of President Jonathan?s Commitment to Democracy (Nigeria First)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Invisible Wounds and Local Paths to Recovery (ICRC)
• Cameroon: Banana Farmer Joins Church Campaign for Fair Trade (ACNS)
• Zambia: Boost for the Environment in Zambia (OSISA)
• Mozambique: Dutch Aid for Water and Sanitation (AIM)
• Mozambique: Maputo Municipal Assemby Raises Fares (AIM)
• Mozambique: Clemency Sought for Mozambican Detained in Thailand (AIM)
• South Africa: Weedbusting Archbishop Thabo Makgoba Promotes Biodiversity (ACNS)
• Mozambique: MDM Claims Harassment, Frelimo Denies (AIM)
• Mozambique: Government and Renamo Clash Over Statistics (AIM)
• Mozambique: PM Denies Discrimination in Recruiting Mine Workers (AIM)
• Mozambique: Renamo Boycotts Assembly Again (AIM)
• Namibia: Prostitute Raised As Murder Alibi (Namibian)
• Namibia: When Courts Are a ?waste of Time? (Namibian)
• Namibia: Waste Disposal Firms Receive Licences (Namibian)
• Namibia: Congolese Arrested for Drugs, Assault (Namibian)
• Namibia: \#aodaman Traditional Authority Justifies Spending of N$2,2 Million Grant (Namibian)
• Namibia: Omaruru Moving Forward Regardless of Criticism (Namibian)
• Nigeria: Jonathan, Ezekwesili, Others Back Early Childhood Education (This Day)
• Nigeria: Prayer Will Not Change Nigeria [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Why National Shipping Carrier Failed (This Day)
• Nigeria: Orji Bags Champion Award, Vows to Rid Abia of Kidnapping (This Day)
• Nigeria: Offshore Firm Gets N2.75 Billion Lifeline (This Day)
• Nigeria: Railway Officers Wives Advocate New School (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Commended Over Airport Transformation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Human Rights Coalition Pleads With Oshiomhole to Revote Death Warrant (This Day)
• Nigeria: Expatriates to Dominate Aviation Sector for Next 10 Years (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Elected New Officials Crucial to Move Crffn Forward' [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Court Declares Calabar Stool Not Vacant (This Day)
• Nigeria: Customs Seeks Royal Support On Smuggling (This Day)
• Nigeria: And the Master Mariner Goofed [opinion] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Edo Partners Graduate Farmers On Food Security (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Co-Exist, Tolerate Each Other - First Lady (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Abuja-Lokoja Road - Passengers Groan Under Severe Traffic Snarl (This Day)
• Nigeria: Gaidam, Amosun, Suswam, Aregbesola Call for Tolerance (This Day)
• Nigeria: ANPP Ready to Back Buhari As Alliance Candidate in 2015 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eid-El-Kabir - Prices of Goods, Transport Soar in Abuja (This Day)
• Nigeria: Oshiomhole, CAN Congratulate Onaiyekan (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Moves to Take Over ALSCON From Russia's Rusal (This Day)
• Nigeria: Arik, Best Safety Conscious Airline (This Day)
• Nigeria: 2012 Budget - Capital Releases Rose to N1.01 Trillion (This Day)
• Nigeria: Lagos - 619 Killed, Injured in Accidents Caused By Commercial Motorcyclists (This Day)
• Nigeria: Taraba Governor, Suntai, Injured in Plane Crash (This Day)
• Nigeria: Automation to Ensure Transparency in Aviation Agencies (This Day)
• Nigeria: Emir of Ilorin, Kwara Speaker, Baraje Preach Peace (This Day)
• Nigeria: Mamora Flays Suspension of Kogi Assembly Activities (This Day)
• Nigeria: Sallah - Jonathan, Others Preach Peaceful Co-Existence (This Day)
• Nigeria: Let Us Conform to Law and Order, Fashola Tells Muslims (This Day)
• Nigeria: FG Opens Third Mainland Bridge November 6 (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ogbemudia, Akhigbe Battle Anenih (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: FC Platinum Brace for Mbada (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Invest in Tourism, Business Urged (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Project Almost Complete (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Taraba Governor Involved in Plane Crash (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: FIFA's Asiagate Fix (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 170 000 Tonnes of Grain Moved to Deficit Areas (The Herald)
• Africa: African Leaders, Academics to Debate Economic Transformation and Empowerment At African Economic Conference 2012 (UNDP)
• Morocco: HM the King Sends Congratulatory Messages to Leaders of Islamic States On Eid Al Adha (MAP)
• Zimbabwe: Msiska Speaks On Mangwiro Ban (The Herald)
• Malawi: Nation - Food Crisis Top of Mind for UN Development Chief (UNDP)
• Zimbabwe: Ncube Faction Rapped (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Wizkid, Trey Songz, Kendrick Lamar Storm BBC Radio1xtra Live Concert (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: Nano-Tech Launched (The Herald)
• Gambia: Decision Welcomed to Drop Charges Against Two Gambian Journalists [press release] (IFEX)
• Zimbabwe: Axcil Meets VP Mujuru (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 'Govt to Pay Up' (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Eddie Nyatanga Challenges ZIFA (The Herald)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Trials Could Begin By End of Year, Minister Says (UNDP)
• Namibia: Election Challenge Fails (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Sponsors Showdown (The Herald)
• Nigeria: World Polio Day [press release] (GAVI)
• Zimbabwe: Delay Worries Chiefs (The Herald)
• Niger: IFAD and Niger Sign a U.S.$21.46 Million Financing Agreement to Boost Small-Scale Irrigation [press release] (IFAD)
• Nigeria: NSCDC Arrests Woman Over Job Scam (Daily Trust)
• Mauritius: The Rainbow Warrior Diet [press release] (Greenpeace)
• Nigeria: First Lady Marks 55th Birthday (Nigeria First)
• Kenya: Prosecutor Visiting Election Violence Hot Spots (The Star)
• Kenya: Drug Suspects to Appear in Court (The Star)
• Nigeria: CSOs Seek Eradication of Corruption (This Day)
• Nigeria: Poor Funding of TB Worries WHO (This Day)
• Kenya: Tobacco Companies to Fight Govt Directive (The Star)
• Kenya: Women Have Changed Advertising [column] (The Star)
• Mali: ICRC President Talks About the Situation in Mali [press release] (ICRC)
• Nigeria: There Are No Easy Teams - Lawal (Leadership)
• Nigeria: CD Commends Jonathan for Free, Fair Election in Ondo (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Sallah - Plateau Distributes N21 Million Items to Muslims (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 466 Benefit From University Scholarship Scheme in Bayelsa (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Uduaghan Charges Muslims to Reflect On the Challenges Facing Nigeria (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NEMA Tasks State Govts On Flood Preventive Strategies (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FAAN Complements Security At Nation's Airports (Leadership)
• Nigeria: AEPB Says Commercial Sex Work, Street Begging, Hawking Prohibited (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Two Emerge Millionaires in Indomie Super Millionaire Promo (Leadership)
• Africa: 'Our Main Objective Is to Fill All Stadiums' (CAF)
• Nigeria: Sea Crimes - Navy, NIMASA to Adopt Stronger Platforms (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Traffic Gridlock On Abuja-Lokoja, Lagos-Ibadan Expressways (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Ibrahim Zakari - the Passage of a Perfect Gentleman [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Micro-Insurance Key to Poverty Alleviation - NAICOM (Leadership)
• Nigeria: State Governor in Critical Condition After Plane Crash (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Capital Projects - FG Pumps in N300 Billion (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Gov Danbaba Suntai Survives Plane Crash, Hospitalised (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Terry-G to Perform At Benin Legend Real Deal Nite (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Media Tour - Knocks for Detractors, Kudos to the Chief Servant [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Be Good Ambassadors, IGP Charges Christian Police Fellowship (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Much Ado About Kogi State Assembly (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Barka DA Sallah! [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Akinjide Urges Sacrifice, Peace As Muslims Celebrate Sallah (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Reflect, Pray for Nigeria, AMAC Boss Tells Muslims (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Mikel, Ahmed Musa Optimistic (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Code Sharing Easier Than Merger [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'NHRC Ready to Defend Any Nigerian Whose Rights Are Violated' [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Eid-El-Kabir - Soldiers, Bomb Experts Deployed to Prayer Grounds (Leadership)
• Nigeria: N2.8 Million Extortion - Businessman Is an Armed Robber - FCT Police (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'Ex-Gov Can't Plead Human Rights Enforcement Against Lawful Detention' [document] (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: All Stakeholders Conference - a Step Towards Real Change! [press release] (MDC)
• Nigeria: My Illness Was God's Design - First Lady (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Haji 2012 - Despite Hitches, Still Some Cheering News [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Benue Speaker Asks FG to Probetiv/Fulani Crisis (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Mark, Oritsejafor Congratulate Onaiyekan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Dearth of Leadership in Africa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Kidney Transplant - an Effective Medical Treatment (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: The Trouble With Achebe (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NSC Seeks Legislators' Back-Up for Economic Regulator Bid (This Day)
• Nigeria: Zero Tariffs to Boost Domestic Airlines (This Day)
• Nigeria: Alaafin of Oyo Protests to Oyo CP, Berates Police (Leadership)
• Nigeria: It's a Fair Group - Keshi (Leadership)
• South Africa: Employers Urged to Take an Advantage of Unemployment Insurance Fund and Merseta Merger-Limpopo [press release] (SA Govt)
• Nigeria: Still on Federal Roads in the Southeast [opinion] (Vanguard)
• South Africa: Trade Relations With China Will Benefit the African Continent - Says Director-General Lionel October [press release] (SA Govt)
• Tanzania: U.S. Basketball Coaches Ready for Taifa Cup (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Railway Workers Warned Against Fuel Theft (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Court Reserves Ruling on Airport Land Dispute (Vanguard)
• East Africa: Communication Conference Held in Tanzania (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Chief Alex Ekwueme - Living Legend, Father of PDP [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Lack of Finances Hampers Coffee Production (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Sallah Tragedy - Taraba Governor, Suntai in Plane Crash (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Commuter Train Fare Proposals Rejected (Daily News)
• Uganda: His Volkswagen Saved His Life (Observer)
• Uganda: 'Etiquette Is Part of Style' (Observer)
• Nigeria/Burkina Faso: Eagles No Threat to Us - B/Faso (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Playoffs Fever (Observer)
• Tanzania: Rights Body Condemns Zanzibar Violence (Daily News)
• Nigeria/Zambia: Eagles Will Deal With Zambia - Keshi (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Education Should Be First Priority - Former Leader (Daily News)
• Uganda: Toniks Tonight in Tugende Tukyekole Concert (Observer)
• Uganda: Blending Grants, Loans to Finance Infrastructure [opinion] (Observer)
• Tanzania: Kyakailabwa Clinches Kamenge Cup (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Pray to Save Nigeria From Collapse - ACN (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Man, 25, Charged for Stealing Bible (Vanguard)
• Egypt: Sentencing the Most Significant Defender of Mubarak's Regime in a 'Hisbah' Case in the Post-Revolution Era ANHRI Refuses the Sentencing of 'Tawfiq Okasha' Due to Accusations of Insulting the President [press release] (HRInfo)
• Egypt: Nile University Case Hearing Set to the Coming November 11 [press release] (HRInfo)
• Uganda: Things Men Do That Win or Break Women's Hearts (Observer)
• Nigeria: Crisis - Court Adjourns Abia NUJ's Suit (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Yanga Are Improving - Head Coach (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Two Rwanda Runners Set for Rock City Marathon (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Rural Hospital Expanded (Daily News)
• Cameroon: Floods Spark Call to Cut Disaster Risk (AlertNet)
• Tanzania: Clinic Made More Accessible for Disabled (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Early Childhood Education, Key to Speedy Development - Jonathan (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Health Professionals Seek Integration of Speech Therapy Into Health System (Vanguard)
• Angola: Police Arrest Strikers on Oil Vessel (Maka)
• Uganda: Who Are the World Music Rebels? (Observer)
• Tanzania: Association Decries Illiteracy Among Disabled (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Army Blocks Move By Boko Haram to Hoist Flag in Damaturu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Save Us From Hoodlums, Flood Victims Beg Uduaghan (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Revenue Authority Wins Shs1.5bn Lawsuit Against Airtel (Observer)
• Nigeria: No Militant Camp in Lagos - Evah [interview] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Zanzibar President Calls for Unity Among Varsities (Daily News)
• Uganda: Mukiibi's Documentaries Scale Global Heights (Observer)
• Egypt: Group Welcomes Judges' Probe of Generals [press release] (HRW)
• Nigeria: Stakeholders Laud Sheila Solarin as Ardent Supporter of Education (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Police Urged to Prosecute Corrupt Community Leaders (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Contractors Allege Swindle By NDDC Officials (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Teachers Challenge Ruling On Strike (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Media Practitioner Seeks Return of Education Inspectors (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Nation Cutting Red Tape in Business - Report (Daily News)
• Nigeria: I'm Not at War With Governor Okorocha - Uwajimogu, Imo Speaker [interview] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Local Contractors Now Get 'Lion's Share' (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Need for Intensified Efforts to Improve Kagera Economy [analysis] (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Flood - Food Prices Soar in Jigawa (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ekpo Wins Wabu Crown (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: New Horizons Emerges Microsoft 2012 Valued Partner (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Okorocha's Fights - Winning Some, Losing Hearts [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Revenue Body Okays Sale of Transit Fuel (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Court to Commence Contempt Charge Against Imoke's Aide (Vanguard)
• Nigeria/Morocco: CAF Appoints Moroccan Referees for U-17 Conakry Cracker (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Time We Got Serious On Match Fixing Claims [editorial] (Daily News)
• Uganda: Carnivorous NRM Party Now Encroaching On People's Space [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: Ministry Develops Marburg Response Plan (Independent)
• East Africa: Engineers Urged to Grab Regional Opportunities (Daily News)
• Uganda: Good Manners Complement Your Look (Observer)
• Tanzania: Isles Begins to Execute Master Plan (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Mysterious Explosion Injures Religious Leader (Daily News)
• Uganda: Weekend Buzz - Saa Wine Festival On (Observer)
• Nigeria: N0.16m Bra Could Detect Breast Cancer (Vanguard)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf Signs Treaty Connecting Liberia to West African Power Pool (Liberia Govt)
• Nigeria: Soldier's Stray Bullet Leaves Girl Battling for Life (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sallah - Jonathan Restates Commitment to Restore Peace (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Nandujja Launches Her sixth Album (Observer)
• Nigeria: Delta Govt Official Removed for Alleged Embezzlement of Flood Victims' Funds (Vanguard)
• Uganda: P-Square Confirm Kampala Concert (Observer)
• Liberia: Liberian President Receives Letters of Credence From Two Ambassadors ? Trinidad and Tobago and Mexico (Liberia Govt)
• Kenya: Tana Delta Candidates Whereabouts Unknown (The Star)
• Kenya: Tooth Decay, Gum Disease Increasing in Taita Taveta (The Star)
• Kenya: Machakos Council Dismisses Hindu Temple Over New Kiosks (The Star)
• Nigeria: Community Petitions Chime Over Murder of Monarch (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: N-Delta Monarch, Youth Leader Call for Orubebe's Sack (Vanguard)
• Uganda/Tanzania: Please Do Some Self Diagnosis (Observer)
• Nigeria: Why Nigeria is Yet to Win Graft War - SAN (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Forgotten Men? (The Star)
• Uganda: Kindle Paperwhite Is Ideal for Reading (Observer)
• South Sudan: UK Minister - South Sudan Refugee Crisis Likely to Worsen (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Small Scale Farmers Get Sh2.5 Billion Loan (The Star)
• Nigeria: Taraba State Governor in Plane Crash (Vanguard)
• South Sudan: Lakes State Speaker Dissolves All Specialised Parliamentary Committees (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Sudan, South Sudan Foreign Ministers Confer With Ethiopian Counterpart (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Bensouda Right to Go to Eldoret (The Star)
• Africa: "Our Mandate Is to Represent Africa's Voice"- President Sirleaf Tells African Civil Society Leaders (Liberia Govt)
• Kenya: 79 Tana Delta Suspects Surrender in Crackdown (The Star)
• Uganda: How Community Efforts Can Improve Maternal Healthcare [opinion] (Observer)
• Nigeria: Delta House Urged to Suspend Appropriation of 13 Percent Derivation Fund (Vanguard)
• East Africa: Rwandair Targets Regional Expansion (The Star)
• Uganda: World Bank Tips Africa On Food Security (Observer)
• Nigeria: Alleged Murder of Mum - P-Square Opens Up! [interview] (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Govt Should Triple Money Allocation to Eliminate HIV Infections (The Star)
• Uganda: Appointments Committee Must Be More Transparent [editorial] (Observer)
• Kenya: Ex-Boston Champ Lagat Leads Parliamentarians to Stanchart Run (The Star)
• Kenya: One Dies As Wall Collapses in Kenol Township (The Star)
• Kenya: Six Regions Are Exam Irregulairty Hotspots (The Star)
• Kenya: Legislators Demand IEBC Schedule (The Star)
• Kenya: Sofapaka FC Wallop Gor Mahia FC in Friendly (The Star)
• East Africa: Bumper Entry in Regional Handball Show (The Star)
• Kenya: Chiefs Will Not Lose Their Jobs, Says Cabinet (The Star)
• Kenya: Schools Warned Over Hiring Out Buses (The Star)
• Kenya: Milk Deal Turning Sour for Gor FC (The Star)
• Ethiopia: Prime Minister Hailemariam Discusses Industrial Investment (Ethiopia Government)
• East Africa: EAC Week to Update Rwandans On Regional Integration Process (Focus)
• Kenya: Charles Njonjo Does Not Speak for All the Kenyans [column] (The Star)
• Ethiopia: Addis Ababa Named Among 10 Best Cities to Visit in 2013 (Ethiopia Government)
• Nigeria: Sallah - NDLEA Arrest Eight Drug Suspects With 10.635kg of Narcotics (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Barclays Trio Deny Robbery Attempt (The Star)
• Kenya: Pick Your Register As Voters Cabinet Tells Youth (The Star)
• Rwanda: Africa Has Enough Resources to Be Self-Reliant - It Still Needs Good Leadership - Prime Minister (Focus)
• Nigeria: Desert Encrochment - NGO Distributes 2,000 Tree Seedlings to Adamawa LGAs (Vanguard)
• Kenya: The Curse That Is Rodi Kopany-Sori Road in Homabay (The Star)
• Ethiopia: Zambia, Ethiopia Boosting Bilateral Relation Says Zambia's Ambassador (Ethiopia Government)
• Kenya: Football Federation Caution Opportunists Over 'Political' Tournaments (The Star)
• South Africa: IFP Motion on Rhino Poaching Debate [press release] (IFP)
• Nigeria: Jonathan Enjoins Nigerians to Shun Corruption (Vanguard)
• Kenya: We Will Repay Loan for the Next Ten Years (The Star)
• Rwanda: Microsoft Launches Windows 8 (Focus)
• South Africa: IFP Appalled By Addington Hospital?s 93 Million Rand Tender Deal [press release] (IFP)
• Kenya: Justice Will Prevail, Bensouda Assures IDPs (Capital FM)
• Kenya: We Will Go Back to Manual If Need Be (The Star)
• Nigeria: Sallah - Tambuwal Urges Nigerians to Be Peaceful (Vanguard)
• Kenya: It Is Crucial to Break the Cycle of Impunity and Violence (Capital FM)
• Ethiopia: UN Day Marked (Ethiopia Government)
• Southern Africa: SADC Hoarding and Prolonging Regional Crises [opinion] (SW Radio)
• Eritrea: President Holds Talks With Comesa Secretary General (Shabait)
• Kenya: Cabinet Fully Backs March 4 Poll Date (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Witnesses Still Being Threatened - ICC (The Star)
• Eritrea: Gerset Agricultural Project Creates Job Opportunities (Shabait)
• Kenya: Devolution of Health Services Critical (Capital FM)
• East Africa: Arusha Hosts EAC Education Forum (New Times)
• Kenya: Govt Should Handover All ICC Evidence By December (The Star)
• Nigeria: President Orders Probe of Deported Female Pilgrims (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Leader of Outlawed Sect Not Wanted in TNA Party (Capital FM)
• Eritrea: 13th Nueys Congress Conducted in Tesenei City (Shabait)
• Rwanda: Making a Fashion Statement with Banana Leaves (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Kwekwe Youth Leader Becomes First Victim of Posa (SW Radio)
• Kenya: Justice Minister Eugene Says Treasury Was Poll 'Saboteur' (The Star)
• South Africa: Limpopo Villagers Without Water (Health-e)
• Kenya: Kenyan Firms Eye London Stock Exchange (Capital FM)
• Nigeria: Travellers Suffer on Abuja-Lokoja Expressway (Vanguard)
• Kenya: Wings Bow Out of Africa Club Tourney (The Star)
• South Africa: IFP Slams Delay in Appointment of Doctors [press release] (IFP)
• Kenya: Manual Voter Listing Still a Last Resort (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Tourism Board Gets a New Boss (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Doctors Warn of 'Public Health Crisis' as Typhoid Reported in Chegutu (SW Radio)
• Kenya: Energy Ministry to Hike Exploration License Fees (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Air Traffic Controllers Operate Under Adverse Conditions (Financial Gazette)
• East Africa: Why You Havent Been Able to Trade Across East Africa (The Star)
• Kenya: National Exam Body Warns Cheats of Hefty Penalties (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Bensouda to Seek Court's Help (Capital FM)
• Zimbabwe: Stakeholders Conference Dismissed as 'Pointless' (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: DPM Ashamed of Airzim Crisis (Financial Gazette)
• Africa: Kwani Manuscript Project Judging Timeline Announced (The Star)
• Zimbabwe: Govt Challenged to Move Towards a Three-Year Budget (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Turmoil in Zanu-PF Over 'Coup' Pronouncements (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Lurches Into Ethical Crisis (Financial Gazette)
• East Africa: Regional Markets Drive KCB Bank 2012 Growth (Capital FM)
• Eritrea: Inhabitants of Beilul Administrative Area Express Satisfaction With Potable Water Supply (Shabait)
• Rwanda: Kayiranga Upbeat Despite Defeat (New Times)
• Rwanda: Lawmakers Question Akagera Park Management Deal (New Times)
• Rwanda: APR, Simba Face-Off Today (New Times)
• East Africa: Samsung Seals ICT Pact With Rwanda (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: 60-Year Old Arrested in Anti-Drug Crackdown (New Times)
• Rwanda: Hundreds Bid Farewell to Turatsinze (New Times)
• South Africa: SA Budgets More for Education, Health (SA Info)
• East Africa: Small Business Reaps from Kenya's ICT Innovations (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Establish Fodder Banks, Feedlots in Matabeleland (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Did Churchill's Words Entrench Colonial Rule in Uganda? (New Vision)
• Zimbabwe: Construction of Controversial Borrowdale Mall Expected Soon (SW Radio)
• South Africa: MPs Welcome Gordhan's Debt Measures (SA Info)
• Rwanda: Lack of Capital Hurting African Markets - AfDB (New Times)
• Uganda: Kizza Besigye and Lord Mayor Lukwago Denied Exit (Independent)
• Eritrea: More Than 5,400 Dollars and 30,000 Nakfa Donated in Honor of the Trust of Martyrs (Shabait)
• South Africa: SA Targets Corruption, Overspending (SA Info)
• Rwanda: We Who Are Not 'Community?, How We Crave Civilisation! [opinion] (New Times)
• Uganda: Farming in the Waters (Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Property Market Outshines Stocks, Money (Financial Gazette)
• Rwanda: Acute Housing Shortage Projected in Kigali City (New Times)
• Uganda: Just Writing - If Only (Observer)
• Rwanda: Border Restrictions By DRC Authorities Is a Shortsighted Move [editorial] (New Times)
• Rwanda: UNDP, AfDB Pledge Stronger Partnerships (New Times)
• Uganda: Why It's Much Better to Give Than Receive (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Chrome Ore Ban - Industry Collapses (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Allan Masengere a.k.a Shortkut Sojah (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Targeted in SA's Zim Foray (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Why Nasongo Relishes the Labour Ward (Observer)
• Rwanda: Premier Roots for Coop?s (New Times)
• Rwanda: I Want to Be Rwanda's Giorgio Armani (New Times)
• Uganda: A New-Look Cranes for Cecafa Tourney (New Vision)
• Rwanda: Niyonshuti Set to Become Pro in Europe (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Gloomy Outlook for 2013 - Economists (Financial Gazette)
• Uganda: Phone Vendors Join Communications Commission in Anti-Counterfeit Fight (New Vision)
• Rwanda: 'Adult Education Gave Me a Second Chance' (New Times)
• East Africa: EASRA Seeks to Ease Trading of Cross Listed Stocks (New Times)
• Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa Growth Remains Strong, but Challenges Lie Ahead [column] (New Times)
• Rwanda: Govt to Establish EAC Desks in Regional Missions (New Times)
• Rwanda: Why the Agaciro Fund Could Be Our Path to Inspiration [opinion] (New Times)
• Rwanda: TNT Photojournalist Scoops Award (New Times)
• Rwanda: City Council Reviews Sewage Management Plan (New Times)
• Sudan: Communique of the AU Peace and Security Council Meeting On the Situation Between Sudan & S. Sudan [document] (Sudan Tribune)
• Rwanda: IKEA Foundation Boss Tours Devt Projects (New Times)
• East Africa: Easra to Address Cross Listing of Securities (New Times)
• Zimbabwe: Wide Parly Reforms Proposed (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Harare Unveils U.S.$365 Million Budget (The Herald)
• Angola: Namibia Defends Joint Programmes to Fight Bovine Illnesses (ANGOP)
• Somalia: Bus Carrying Civilians Hit With Mortar - Kills Eight (Garowe Online)
• Angola: Ministry of Justice Committed to Improving Conditions in Sector (ANGOP)
• South Sudan: Who Will Have the Final Word Over the 'Mile 14 Area'! [opinion] (SSNA)
• Zimbabwe: Bonus for Civil Servants (The Herald)
• Angola: CNJ Decorates Youth Association's Chairman (ANGOP)
• Angola: Clinic Girassol Operates 700 Children in Eight Months (ANGOP)
• Angola: Justice Ministry, MPLA Youth Wing Debate Crime Wave (ANGOP)
• Angola: Justice Ministry Engaged in Improvement of Conditions (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Zesa Acquires Energy-Saver Bulbs (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 80 Copac Delegates Kicked Out of Hotel (The Herald)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Witness - Local Forces Led Bemba Troops in Joint Operations (Bemba Trial Website)
• Angola: Difficult Access to Finance Hinders Projects in Real Estate Sector (ANGOP)
• Egypt: Egypt Investments in Algeria Up to U.S.$6 Billion - Govt Report (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Parties, Powers Denounce Assault on Revolution Wounded (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Govt Seeks to Increase Solar Power Generation in New Vallet - PM (Aswat Masriya)
• Zimbabwe: Malema - Rebel Without Cause? [analysis] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: No Guarantee for Peaceful Polls (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Girl-Child School Dropouts Alarming (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: SME Funding a Priority [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: MDC - T None the Wiser [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Chiefs' Defiance of GNU Divisive (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: No Respite for Save Conservancy (Financial Gazette)
• Angola: Lawyer Maria De Carmo Medina Granted Homage in Lisbon (ANGOP)
• Angola: Taekwando Team to Participate in African Tourney in Madagascar (ANGOP)
• Angola: Ghana Wants to Invest in Bengo's Agriculture (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Firm Disciplines Union Leader (Financial Gazette)
• Angola: Leaders of Parliamentary Commissions of Specialties Start Functions (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Kasukuwere to Tighten Screws on Foreign Banks (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Coup Plot Rattles PM (Financial Gazette)
• Angola: Girassol Clinic's Congress Gathers Over 600 Professionals (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: MPs Face Whip (Financial Gazette)
• Morocco: President of Republic Received By Irish Counterpart (SPS)
• Angola: 12 Candidates Contest for Miss Cunene/2013 (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Mergers, Acquisitions - Before You Say 'I Do' [opinion] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Ncube Rules Out March Poll (Financial Gazette)
• Angola: Minister Reiterates Commitment With Youngsters (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Reshuffle - Is Liz Flexing Bedroom Power? [analysis] (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Zim Off AU Agenda (Financial Gazette)
• Angola: Angola Has Potential for Reference in Food Sector in Africa (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Zimsec Failing the Nation [opinion] (Financial Gazette)