December 14, 2012

• Mali: U.S. State Department Daily Press Briefing: Mali [document] (State Department)
• Africa: U.S. State Department Daily Press Briefing: OPIC Investments [document] (State Department)
• Egypt: U.S. State Department Daily Press Briefing: Egypt [document] (State Department)
• North Africa: United States Will Back Arab Democracy On Multiple Fronts [document] (State Department)
• Africa: Panetta Outlines U.S. Military's Transformation [document] (State Department)
• Tunisia: State's Burns At Forum for the Future in Tunis [document] (State Department)
• Africa: Global Trends Report Predicts Vast Changes By 2030 (State Department)
• South Africa: How This Blog Was Born [guest blog] (WhatsUpANC)
• Tunisia: U.S. State Department Daily Press Briefing: Tunisia [document] (State Department)
• South Africa: Reports From the Registration Queues [guest blog] (WhatsUpANC)
• South Africa: Zuma May Trump Opponents With New Mbeki-Style Deputy [analysis] (WhatsUpANC)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Carson On Crisis in Eastern DRC [document] (State Department)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Carson Calls for End to Violence in Eastern Congo (State Department)
• Egypt: Moussa - Constitution Does Not Give Egyptians Their Rights (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: UN Experts Critical of Constitution Over Women's Rights (UN News)
• Eritrea: UN Agency Boosts Food Security [press release] (IFAD)
• Zimbabwe: Military Promise War Veterans Money Before Polls (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Nigeria: Finance Minister's Mother Freed (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Okonjo-Iweala's Mother Released (This Day)
• South Africa: Govt Keeps Mandela Hospital Secret (SAnews.gov.za)
• Uganda: MPs Were Bribed to Fail Oil Bill - Museveni (New Vision)
• Liberia: Liberians Must Change Habit (New Democrat)
• Liberia: WTO Assesses Liberia (New Democrat)
• Liberia: Make Vision Successful (New Democrat)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Ministers Demand Huge Bribe (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Fails to Consult Cabinet on Congo Deployment (Zimbabwe Independent)
• Mauritania: Nation Marks Human Rights Day (Magharebia)
• Mauritania: Nation Outlaws Coups d'état (Magharebia)
• South Africa: Radio Unit to Close in 2013 [editorial] (Health-e)
• South Africa: One Disease, Two Lives (Health-e)
• Egypt: Scuffles Between Mursi Supporters, Opponents in Alexandria (Aswat Masriya)
• South Africa: Patients Denied Critical TB Drug (Health-e)
• Egypt: 10 Injured in Alexandria Scuffles (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: FJP Deputy - Locals to Go Ahead With Development in Spite of Obstacles (Aswat Masriya)
• Swaziland: Misogynist Writer's Publicity Stunt (Swazi Media)
• Liberia: Pastor Fights Back (New Democrat)
• Liberia: NDC Cries Vision Discrimination (New Democrat)
• Tunisia: FINA World Swimming Championships, Short-Course - Nation's Mathlouthi Qualifies for Final (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Africa: U.S. Law Helps China in Africa? (This is Africa)
• Ghana: Mahama Calls for Christian and Moslem Prayers (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: When the NPP Is Unhappy With EC's Verdict [opinion] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Egypt: Supporters, Opponents of Nation's President Rally Ahead of Referendum (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Ghana: Second National Cocoa Stakeholders' Conference Ends in Accra (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Africa: Forests Lose Out in Doha Stalemate (AlertNet)
• Tunisia: Sakhr El Materi Questioned By Seychelles' Authorities (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Food for Assets Project Provides Basis for Self-Reliance (AlertNet)
• Ghana: Four Western Chiefs Sue Elected Execs (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Gambia: Brikama-Ba U.S, SSS Thank President Jammeh (Daily Observer)
• Rwanda: In the Market for a Wife - Paying Dowries in Rwanda (ThinkAfricaPress)
• Ghana: BOG Completes Probe Into Operations of Ahantaman Bank (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: CPP Is in a Coma! [column] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Mahama Lobbies Godluck Jonathan (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: I Will Still Work for Jomoro - Samiah (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Gambia: Brufut Stun Sukuta in Zonals (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Today Is Budget Speech (Daily Observer)
• South Africa: Minister Nzimande Announces the Appointment of the Ministerial Oversight Committee On Transformation [press release] (SA Govt)
• Gambia: Five Gambia Artistes Leave for UK (Daily Observer)
• Ghana: NPP Apologises to Journalists [press release] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Gambia: Rising Artiste Seeks Sponsorship (Daily Observer)
• Ghana: Let's Beware of Immediacy of Radio [column] (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Inflation Rate Increases to 9.3 Percent (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Gambia: Deputy Director of Prisons' Wife Complains of Assault By Neighbours (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: 20 Fire Service Officers On Leadership, Management Training (Daily Observer)
• Ghana: Trader Fingers Seven Years Old Girl (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Two Remanded Over Ghâ¢88,680 Dud Cheques (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Maize Farmers Receive Early Payments (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Hasag Expresses Worry Over Single Spine Discrimination (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Gambia/Angola: Home Scorpions to Take On Angola in Friendly (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Jalex to Blaze Alliance Francaise Tonight (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Homosexuality Should Not Be Encouraged - Says Imam Kuta (Daily Observer)
• Ghana: Samia, Adams to Join Cabinet (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Gambia: Disability Activists Reinforce Global Call for Inclusive, Accessible Society for All (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Superior Court of the Gambia to Proceed On Christmas Vacation (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Towards a Vibrant Civil Service [editorial] (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: In Mambanyick Njie's Trial - Terama Dahaba Further Cross-Examined (Daily Observer)
• Liberia: U.S.$8.5 Million Agreement Signed (NEWS)
• Liberia: Japan Approves U.S $25 Million for Power System (NEWS)
• South Africa: Government Reiterates Commitment to Support Cooperatives [press release] (SA Govt)
• Ghana: Residents of Tema Urged to Cooperate (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• South Africa: MEC Butana Komphela On Road Safety Message [press release] (SA Govt)
• Ghana: NDC Leadership Commended for Victory (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Angola: Carlos Alberto Jaime Re-Elected Skating Federation Chairman (ANGOP)
• Angola: Paralympic Committee Chairman Wants High Performance Centre (ANGOP)
• Algeria: Sahel Instability Hurts Local Desert Tourism (Magharebia)
• Angola: BDA Funds Three Privately-Owned Projects (ANGOP)
• Tunisia: Local Labour Union Cancels Strike (Magharebia)
• Namibia: Trans Namib - Railway Pioneer. (Namibia Economist)
• Libya: Hague Seeks Action on Gaddafi Son (Magharebia)
• Angola: Academic Community Told to Be Conscious About Vernacular Languages - Official (ANGOP)
• Morocco: Nation Leads Sahel Security Drive (Magharebia)
• Angola: Angolans May Attend Courses At Michael Johnson Performance Centres (ANGOP)
• Namibia: Bigger Is Not Better If It Is Unhealthy (Namibian)
• Liberia: NEC Takes Civic Education to the People (NEWS)
• Tunisia: Abassi Calls for Reviving UGTT Initiative (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Liberia: Petroleum Distributors in 'Malicious Behavior' (NEWS)
• Liberia: Several Students WAEC Fees Paid (NEWS)
• Namibia: Fine List (Namibia Economist)
• Angola: Minister Tells Garbage Operators to Observe Public Health Requirements (ANGOP)
• Gambia: Rebellion d' Recaller Set to Rock Gambia (Daily Observer)
• Namibia: Reclaiming African Hair [opinion] (New Era)
• Gambia: Brikama Thump SK Central (Daily Observer)
• Liberia: Voluntary Refugee Repatriation Closes Dec. 31 (NEWS)
• Gambia: Bakau Edge Out Gunjur (Daily Observer)
• Liberia: Hailing Vision 2030 Initiative [editorial] (NEWS)
• Gambia: GTTI Braces Up for Swag Nite Show (Daily Observer)
• Gambia: Brussels Airlines Gives Ticket to Second Brufut Champion (Daily Observer)
• Tunisia: Gafsa - Activities Grind to a Halt in GCT Medhilla Plant (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• South Africa: Semi-Finalists in Foschini Fashion Design Awards Get Ready for New Year Designs (Biz-Community)
• Zimbabwe: Prime Minister to Meet Electoral Commission (Zimbabwe PM)
• Zimbabwe: Tackling Stigma Through Music (The Herald)
• Mauritius: Yes, We Can - Mauritius Quadruples the Level of Women in Local Government! [press release] (Gender Links)
• South Africa: Launching a New Book Into the Ether [book listing] (BooksLive)
• Mauritania: Nation Reaffirms Mali Position (Magharebia)
• Angola: Kilamba Kiaxi Specialized Hospital Needs Thirty-Five Physicians (ANGOP)
• Algeria: Mauritanian Terrorist Surrenders in Nation (Magharebia)
• Angola: Public Media Organs Stand Out At National Journalism Award (ANGOP)
• Namibia: Muharukua Unimpressed By Kaoko Demonstrations (Namibian)
• Tunisia: Forum for the Future - Developing Women's Gains and Political Reforms in Arab Spring Countries (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Morocco/Nigeria: Nation Wins Niger Friendly Match (Magharebia)
• Namibia: Bible Society Opens New Bible Shop (Namibia Economist)
• Zimbabwe: Where Is Our Sense of Honour? [opinion] (The Herald)
• Namibia: Imke Rust's Evocative Art Now On Exhibition (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Grandpa (75) Strips in Court (The Herald)
• Namibia: Promising Young Boxers Need Financing (Namibia Economist)
• Zimbabwe: Chinhoyi Mayor Pldeges to Stamp Out Corruption (The Herald)
• Algeria: CS Constantine Seek Foreign Players (Magharebia)
• Namibia: State-Owned Enterprises - the Frankensteins We Have Created [column] (Namibian)
• North Africa: Jebali Urges G8 to Honour Partnership Promises of Deauville (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: The Monetary Game Uneventful (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Some Thoughts About Theatre [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Otjikoto Gold Project Gets Mining Licence (Namibia Economist)
• Algeria: ANP Eliminates Tipasa Terrorist (Magharebia)
• Namibia: Bank Windhoek Stays Tops (Namibia Economist)
• Zimbabwe: Cabinet Team Hits Deadlock (The Herald)
• Namibia: Defender Strikes Out (Namibia Economist)
• Libya: Benghazi Blast Injures Policemen (Magharebia)
• Namibia: Flash Back On Local Film (Namibian)
• Namibia: Coast Holiday Makers to Adhere to Rules (Namibia Economist)
• Tunisia: 'Citizenship Education' Project Starts First Phase in Hammamet (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• North Africa: Nouakchott Hosts Francophone Literature Festival (Magharebia)
• Kenya: Rattling Chains (part 1) (Capital FM)
• Kenya: 'Femcee' Xtatic Drops Fresh New Video Featuring AKA (Capital FM)
• Namibia: Solar Power Saves Supermarket 40 Percent On Electricity Bill (Namibia Economist)
• Kenya: Airtel Hikes Cross-Network Calls, Offers Bundles for Calls Within Network (CIO)
• Zimbabwe: Govt to Distribute Mosquito Nets (The Herald)
• Swaziland: 'Times' Editor Backs Misogynist Writer [opinion] (Swazi Media)
• Kenya: Planet Media Cinemas Unveil Kenya's First 35mm HFR 3D Digital Projection Systems (CIO)
• Namibia: Alternative Medicine On Firm Footing (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Wherever You Go, We Follow (Namibia Economist)
• Tunisia: Economic, Social and Cultural Integration Prospects Between Nation and Morocco Looked At (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: Agra Converts 1 Feb (Namibia Economist)
• North Africa: Forum for the Future Supports Dialogue With Civil Society (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: Strand Hotel Gets Thumbs Up (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: This Week in the Khuta - a Safe Holiday for Everyone [column] (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Only True Reflection of Inflation (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Fishing Industry Gives Back (Namibia Economist)
• Namibia: Pacific Denies Workers Allegations (Namibia Economist)
• Tunisia: UNAOC Is Ready to Support Nation's Democratic Transition (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Morocco: The African Peace and Security Council Rejects Nation's Participation in a Session Devoted to Situation in Mali (SPS)
• Tunisia: Some 1,281 Development Projects Achieved Out of 8,190 Scheduled (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Local, Canadian Will to Launch Direct Flight to Ease Invest Flow (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Co-Operation Action Plan for 2012-2014 Signed (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Morocco: President of Republic Underlines Polisario Commitment to Negotiations With Morocco (SPS)
• Tunisia: Italian Delegation Prospects Investment Opportunities in Siliana (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Tunisia: Local, Korean Co-Operation in Matters of Governance and Citizen's E-Participation (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• South Africa: Lessons Learned From Marikana - Police Expert (SAPA)
• Tunisia: International Conference On Stolen Asset Recovery to Begin Friday (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Egypt: Judges Club Suspends Work At All Prosecution Offices (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Mursi - All Locals Must Feel Safe While Voting (Aswat Masriya)
• Tunisia: GMF Creates Mena Partnership for Democracy and Development in Tunis (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Egypt: Amnesty - Guilty Verdict in Blasphemy Case Assault On Freedom of Expression (Aswat Masriya)
• Egypt: Local Judges Club Calls On Prosecutor General to Resign (Aswat Masriya)
• Nigeria: Finance Minister's Mother Rescued from Kidnappers (Vanguard)
• Tunisia: Debate On Funding Offshore Firms in Nation (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Gambia: Micro-Finance Operators Trained On Agriculture Lending Programme (The Point)
• Gambia: What Wrong Has Imam Baba Leigh Done? [editorial] (The Point)
• Gambia: Murder Suspect Appears for Re-Trial (The Point)
• Gambia: BAC Donates to Gunjur Zonal Team (The Point)
• Gambia: Stakeholders Validate Gambian Experiences in Community Forestry Management and Mangrove Conservation (The Point)
• Gambia: Customer Service Training for Stakeholders Under Way (The Point)
• Gambia: Strategic Development Plan Workshop for GNPC Ends (The Point)
• Gambia: Brussels Airlines Gives Ticket to Another Brufut Marathon Champion (The Point)
• Africa: Environment - Climate Change As a Contributing Factor Affecting Food Production [column] (The Point)
• Gambia: Mini Trial in Brusubi Murder Case (The Point)
• Gambia: Cassa Sport Thump Real De Banjul in International Friendly (The Point)
• Gambia: SK East Bounce Back in Super Nawetan (The Point)
• Gambia: Forum Discusses Research Document On Energy (The Point)
• Mali: UK, Ecowas Call for Immediate Return to Civilian Rule (The Point)
• Gambia: Defence Opens in Forgery Case (The Point)
• Mali: Political Situation in Mali [editorial] (The Point)
• Africa: Day 6 Complete Wrap At 2012 Zone Vi U20 Games [press release] (Cosafa)
• Namibia: Employers to Be Hit By Levy (Namibian)
• Namibia: Stolen Beds Recovered (Namibian)
• Namibia: Nation Eleventh At World Bowls (Namibian)
• Namibia: Exiles Continue to Dominate Politburo (Namibian)
• Egypt: Spain Seizes Assets Owned By Nation's Mubarak (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Namibia: A Servant of the People (Namibian)
• Africa: Ladies Semis Wrap At 2012 Zone VI U20 Games [press release] (Cosafa)
• South Africa: Zanu-PF to Attend ANC Conference (The Herald)
• Namibia: Julinho Sets Tempo in Northern Stream (Namibian)
• Namibia: Political Perspective [opinion] (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: American Appointed New Econet Chairman (The Herald)
• Libya: Nation Closes Ras Jedir Border-Crossing From Its Side (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Cameroon: Chinese Car Making in Cameroon? A Romantic Notion [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Tackling HIV and Aids Through Taxation in Uganda [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Malawi: Why Malawi Can't Just Legalise Homosexuality [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Tanzania: Tanzania's Mtabila Camp Finally Closed [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Egypt: President Moncef Marzouki Receives Egypt's FM (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Nigeria: A Letter From Kuje Prison, Nigeria [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Susan Rice and Africa's Unholy Trinity [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Africa's Ridiculous 'Rising' and Overdue Uprising [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: Dismantle AFRICOM! - General Carter Ham Makes the Case? [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Africa: U.S. and EU Ignore Plight of Blacks at World Bank [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Africa: World Bank Owes People of African Heritage Apology [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Africa's Wealth and Western Poverty of Thought [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Liberia: Chaos in Gbarnga - As Police 'Pen-Pen' Riders Clash (Heritage)
• Tunisia: William Burns Stresses U.S. Support for Democratic Transition Process in Nation (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Africa: Trust Africa, LMDI Sign Grant Agreement for Nat'l Public Engagement (Heritage)
• Liberia: Ellen Inspects Development Projects in Bong County (Heritage)
• Liberia: Senator Taylor Gets Int'l Leadership Award (Heritage)
• Liberia: In Violatioon of 10p.m Regulation - Over 110 Motorbikes Impounded (Heritage)
• Zimbabwe: Mujuru Opens Brick-Making Plant (The Herald)
• Namibia: Craig Williams Leads Namibian Recovery (Namibian)
• Namibia: Chinese Fishing Firm On Goodwill Crusade (Namibian)
• Tunisia: Bilateral Co-Operation Programme Between Sfax Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Amman's (Tunis Afrique Presse)
• Nigeria: Musical Youth Fiesta Gathers Momentum (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Multifarious Problems of Nigeria (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Kenny Ogungbe Appointed Raypower MD (Vanguard)
• Southern Africa: Zambia Football Is Poised for Growth and Success, Says Cosafa (SAFA)
• Egypt: Human Rights Watch Urges Investigation in Brotherhood's Abuse of Protesters (Aswat Masriya)
• Zimbabwe: Industry Prays for Better Fortunes As 2013 Beckons (The Herald)
• Liberia: Japan Announces U.S.$33.5 Million Support to Food Assistance and Energy Projects (Liberia Govt)
• Gambia: Opinions On Imam Baba Leigh's Continuous Detention [opinion] (Foroyaa)
• Zimbabwe: Rainbow Towers Hotel Sues ZIFA (The Herald)
• Gambia: Amnesty International Campaigns for Release of Imam Baba Leigh (Foroyaa)
• South Africa: FIFA 'Match Fixing' Report Imminent (SAFA)
• Gambia: Brikama Committee Fires Zonal Coach (Foroyaa)
• Zimbabwe: China Pledges to Uphold Zim Empowerment Laws (The Herald)
• Namibia: Economy Takes Stumble in Third Quarter of 2012 (Namibian)
• Zimbabwe: Zhanda Steps Down (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Court Dismisses Commercial Motorcyclists' Suit Challenging Ban On Federal Roads (This Day)
• Nigeria: Imoke Dispels Death Rumours, Says He's Alive (This Day)
• Nigeria: Corps Member Petitions CP Over Alleged Police Brutality (This Day)
• Nigeria: 28 Parties Vow to Ignore INEC's Proscription Order (This Day)
• Nigeria: Edo - 11 Vandals' Petrol Tankers Destroyed (This Day)
• Nigeria: 63 Arrested Over Kidnapping of Okonjo-Iweala's Mother (This Day)
• Nigeria: ACF Blames Underdevelopment On Insecurity, Bad Governance (This Day)
• Nigeria: Fuel Subsidy - Senate Passes N162 Billion Supplementary Budget (This Day)
• Nigeria: Christmas - Jonathan Urges Nigerians to Embrace Peace (This Day)
• Nigeria: Capital Oil - House C'ttee Threatens to Arrest Aig-Imokhuede, Okonjo-Iweala (This Day)
• Nigeria: Plateau State and Its Teachers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Telecoms' Interconnectivity Debt Hits N20 Billion (This Day)
• Nigeria: CBN Remits N114 Billion Surplus Revenue in Four Years (This Day)
• Nigeria: Babalakin - Court to Deliver Judgement Today (This Day)
• Nigeria: Workers' Protest Mars Jang's Budget Presentation (This Day)
• Nigeria: Bakassi - FG Raises Resettlement Committee (This Day)
• Nigeria: EFCC Grants Lamido's Son Administrative Bail (This Day)
• Nigeria: Akpabio Warns Against Reintroducing Onshore/Offshore Laws (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kidnapped Rotimi's Wife Company, AOK Logistics Deserted (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: Credit Bureau On Cards (The Herald)
• Liberia: President Sirleaf is Pleased With Construction Projects (Liberia Govt)
• Liberia: Vision 2030 Is Unprecedented Opportunity to Undertake Holistic Development in Liberia,' Says President Sirleaf As National Conference Concludes in Gbarnga (Liberia Govt)
• Cameroon: Poverty, Rural Development on Agenda of ACP Summit (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Njalla Quan's Legacy at CDC (Cameroon Tribune)
• Africa: ACP Countries Call for Rebirth (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: Companies to Enhance Performance (Cameroon Tribune)
• Cameroon: 'About 20 Per cent of Ministries Understood Programme Budget' [interview] (Cameroon Tribune)
• Gambia: Looking for Financial Assistance (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Banjul Central Brush Off Briks Berewuleng (Foroyaa)
• Zimbabwe: Gospel Show a 'Blessing' for Shumba (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Tale of Desperation. . .400 000 Masvingo Villagers Need Food Aid As Another Poor Harvest Looms (The Herald)
• South Africa: Dlamini Leaves Most Questions Unanswered [press release] (DA)
• Africa: Day 6 Complete Wrap At 2012 Zone VI U20 Games (SAFA)
• South Africa: Education International Reports - Teacher Quality and Teaching Time Must Be Improved [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: DA Refers Special Investigating Unit to Public Protector After a Year of an Acting Head [press release] (DA)
• South Africa: SABC Board Must Clarify Where They Stand On Political Clampdown [press release] (DA)
• Namibia: Tura Derby Highlights NPL (Namibian)
• Sudan: Unamid Supports Judicial System in North Darfur [press release] (Unamid)
• Africa: Millions of Patients Still Waiting for Medical 'Breakthroughs' Against Neglected Diseases (MSF)
• Sudan: UN Country Team, Unamid Expand Partnership of Peace Process and Development in Darfur [press release] (Unamid)
• Namibia: Boxing Showdown At Eenhana (Namibian)
• Gambia: Children Scramble for Scrap Metals (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Sankanu Cries Foul [opinion] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: A Man Soliciting Support for Overseas Treatment (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: The Gambia's Trade Policy [column] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: A Call for the Release of Imam Baba Leigh [opinion] (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Common Nuisance Case Fails to Proceed As Prosecution Ask for Time to Consult Superiors (Foroyaa)
• Gambia: Inferno Ravages Seven Houses in Sutukoba (Foroyaa)
• Africa: Time for Climate Justice (AfricaFocus)
• Liberia: 'Pehn-Pehn Boys' Give AFL Ultimatum (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Gender Coordinator Indicted - Following Hotel Fight (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Liberia, Japan Sign U.S.$33.5 Million Energy Agreements (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Free Zone Employees Complain (New Dawn)
• Liberia: National Vision 2030 Conference - Issue of Implementation & Sustainability [editorial] (New Dawn)
• Liberia: NEC Conducts Moot Court for Hearing Officers (New Dawn)
• Liberia: Who Leaks GAC Audit Report? (New Dawn)
• Ghana: Ecobank Gets Superbrands Awards (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Zimbabwe: Newsday Lied - Zanu-PF (The Herald)
• Ghana: Grand Finally of Challenge Comes Off This Saturday (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Dencia Feature Sarkodie in New Song (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Ghana: Who Raided NPP Office? (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Namibia: Malls Built On Greed (Namibian)
• Namibia: Stunning Reversal for Shaduka (Namibian)
• Kenya: Kenyan Graffiti Artist Honoured With Dutch Prize (RNW Africa)
• Namibia: The Race Is Far From Over for Geingob's Supporters (Namibian)
• Rwanda: Rwandans Urged to Push Back Against Injustice (Rwanda Govt)
• Nigeria: Social Media and Social Exchange Theory and Strategic Contingencies Theory (I) (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Erring Eko 2012 Athletes Ban for Life (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: CBN Remits N80 Billion to Federation Account (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: MMA2 Begins Free Internet Service for Passengers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Court to Rule On Babalakin's Leave Today (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Kikwete Urges Industries to Use Local Raw Materials (Daily News)
• Tanzania: TOC Needs to Look Into Things Afresh (Daily News)
• Uganda: Speaker Kadaga Receives Blessings From Pope (New Vision)
• Swaziland: Misa Chair Wrong On Misogynist [opinion] (Swazi Media)
• Namibia: Stop Lowering Standards [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: Poor Education Planning [opinion] (Namibian)
• Namibia: House Prices Burst Through the Ceiling (Namibian)
• Namibia: Van Eck Fumes Pose Health Hazard (Namibian)
• Namibia: Transnamib in Dodgy Deal (Namibian)
• Tanzania: Scholar Testifies in Ponda Case (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Transparency, Accountability Initiative for Launching Online (Daily News)
• Nigeria: U.S. Officials, Kuku Meet Over Kidnappings in Niger Delta (This Day)
• Nigeria: Dana Insurers Begin Payment of U.S.$70,000 to Victims' Families (This Day)
• Zimbabwe: One Arrest After Police Raid On Zimrights (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: MDC Reports Abduction of Three Children and Pregnant Mother (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: ZSE Suspensions Increase As Dollarisation Bites (Financial Gazette)
• Zimbabwe: Christian Groups March Against Corruption and Political Violence (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Troops Heading to DRC, Again (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: EU, U.S. Ambassadors Must Walk Their Talk [editorial] (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: De Jonge Is Numero Uno (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Mega Party At Adrienne's Restaurant (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Nation a 'Key Target' for Poachers Because of Unemployment (SW Radio)
• Cote d'Ivoire: Now They Both Wear the Pants - Family Code Revised [analysis] (RNW Africa)
• Zimbabwe: Politicians Must Discourage Culture of Violence [column] (SW Radio)
• Zimbabwe: Domestic Violence Act Helpful, but . . . (The Herald)
• Zambia: Somali Kills Zambian in Ndola (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Man Arrested With Stolen Warid Fuel (Observer)
• Tanzania: Tanzania, India in Alliance to Reassure Heart Patients (Daily News)
• Uganda: FDC Dinner Hit By Mafabi Boycott (Observer)
• Zambia: Namulambe Joins PF (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: NIT Targets Gas Sector As It Builds Human Capital (Daily News)
• South Africa: World First for JSE Clearing House (SA Info)
• Uganda: Vianney Nsimbe - When Mubiru Stole the Limelight From Cecafa (Observer)
• Uganda: Why Girls Can't Escape Bad Boy Syndrome (Observer)
• Uganda: Oil - Museveni Attacks MPs, NGOs (Observer)
• Tanzania: Kilimanjaro Region Records Impressive GDP Growth (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Pick N' Pay to Spread Its Wings (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Chipfumo Off to SA (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: China Now Zim's Third Biggest Trade Partner (The Herald)
• Zambia: Bravo To The Nation For Hosting The Youth Games [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Chief (83) Rapes Girl (14), Court Told (The Herald)
• Egypt: Dar Al-Iftaa Releases Fatwa Forbidding Buying Votes (Aswat Masriya)
• Zambia: Parly Approves K32.2 Trillion 2013 National Budget (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Neighbour-Bashing Man Jailed (The Herald)
• Zambia: Army Worms Now in Five Provinces (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Hunger Fuels Sex Work (The Herald)
• Zambia: Watford Eye Evans Kangwa (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Federo Activists Call for New Approach (Observer)
• Egypt: NGO Asks Women to Wear Red in Protest At Referendum (Aswat Masriya)
• Tanzania: Isles Launches Tree Census After 15 Years (Daily News)
• Zambia: Nation Continues to Haul Medals (Times of Zambia)
• South Africa: Broadband Doubles As Country Shifts to Mobile (SA Info)
• Uganda: Expect Thrillers (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Sables' Easy Assignment (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: Labour Broking Illegal, Warns Govt (The Herald)
• Africa: IFJ Holds Conference On the Media and Globalisation [press release] (IFJ)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Continue Fight for Gender Equality [opinion] (The Herald)
• Zambia: Spending K10 Million Makes Sad Reading [opinion] (Times of Zambia)
• Uganda: Girl Defiled for 36 Days (Observer)
• Nigeria: Why There Is Lull in Business in the Ports (This Day)
• Nigeria: NAMA Installs Solar Power At Five Major Airports (This Day)
• Nigeria: U.S. to Create Jobs in Nigeria's Maritime Sector (This Day)
• Nigeria: Aero Wins Best Airline Award (This Day)
• Nigeria: Five Years After, MMA2, Gat Get Runway Lighting (This Day)
• Nigeria: Amaechi Pledges Support for NFF (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eko 2012 - Fashola Offers Cash, Jobs to Lagos Athletes (This Day)
• Sudan: German NGO Hosts Media Forum in Juba (Sudan Tribune)
• Nigeria: ThisDay Maritime Editor Gets NCS Award (This Day)
• Nigeria: Traffic On Nigeria's Airspace Hits Over 500 Daily (This Day)
• Nigeria: Spending Time With Family Relaxes Osagie (This Day)
• Nigeria: FAAN Carries Out Assessment of Workers (This Day)
• Nigeria: Senate Committee Hails NPA On Projects Execution (This Day)
• Nigeria: Inspection of Rehabilitated Lagos-Kano Rail Begins (This Day)
• Nigeria: Partnership Across Atlantic - Delta, Virgin On Strategic Alliance (This Day)
• Nigeria: Heartland Retains Super Cup (This Day)
• Uganda: Millionaire Office Attendant Spills OPM Cash Secrets (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Radio Comes of Age [opinion] (The Herald)
• Tanzania: Task Force to Address Rampant Malnutrition (Daily News)
• Uganda: Alupo Steps in to Resolve FUFA-USL Football Impasse (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Sulu Holds Welcome Back Gig (The Herald)
• Zambia: Mumba Lacks Respect for Rule of Law (Times of Zambia)
• Zimbabwe: Makandiwa Sues Paper Over Kunonga Case (The Herald)
• Rwanda: Villa Off to Rwanda for Friendly Matches (Observer)
• Tanzania: Standard Chartered Scoops Overall EYA 2012 (Daily News)
• Zambia: Society Not Doing Much to Stop Sexual Abuses (Times of Zambia)
• Tanzania: Ministry of Health Distributes Cholera, Pneumonia Vaccines (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Jos Residents Travel to Bauchi for Banking Transactions (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Assembly Promises Speedy Passage of Water Reforms Bill (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Cable Vandal Stuck Between Poles and Wires (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Vet Practitioners to Sanction Quacks, Erring Members (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Navy to Intensify Patrol Against Bunkerers, Sea Pirates (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Who Should Be the Next Helmsman at FIRS? [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Yakowa Proposes N176 Billion for 2013 (Daily Trust)
• Uganda: Saggy On Homosexuality (Observer)
• Nigeria: Court Strikes Out Suit Against Bauchi CPC Leadership (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: MTN to Invest U.S.$1.3 Billion in Network Upgrade By 2013 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: House Orders Probe of Technical, Vocational Education (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Fast Food Outlets Shut in Cross River Over Tax (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Govenor Lamido's Son Released On Bail (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Leadership Guidance Key to Peace - -Omeri (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Al-Makura Proposes N107.9 Billion for 2013 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Auto Crash Kills Two at Kubwa (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: PDP Will Not Compromise On Internal Democracy - -Bamanga (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital Resumes Kidney Transplant (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Shareholders Endorse New Commercial Banking Structure for UBA (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Worth of a Nigerian Passport [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Tanzania: Kikwete Mulls Tax Relief On NHC Houses (Daily News)
• Uganda: Stamp Duty Is Required On a Land Sale Agreement (Observer)
• Tanzania: TANESCO Posts Sh120 Billion in Pre-Tax Profit (Daily News)
• Gambia: Case to Abolish Death Penalty Falls On Toothless Court (IPS)
• Zimbabwe: Marondera Hosts Alliance Party (The Herald)
• Uganda: 600 Guests for Prince Wasajja Kwanjula (Observer)
• Africa: Mugabe Expected to Address ACP Summit (The Herald)
• Nigeria: 800,000 Jostle for 1,500 INEC Jobs - Ph.D Holders Seek Graduate Slots (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2015 - Senate Rules Out Voting for Diaspora (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: JTF Says 'Killing of Five Female Students' Not True (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Minister's Wife Empowers Physically Challenged Persons (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Man Jailed Eight Months for Producing Fake N1000 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: National Assembly to Jonathan - We Won't Reduce U.S.$80 Oil Benchmark (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Foreign Direct Investment and Double Taxation [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Muslim Centre Organises Seminar On Cyber Crime for Students (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG, Niger Team Up On Youth Development (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: East-West Road - Senate Queries N151 Billion Hike in Contract Sum (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Jang Budgets N133 Billion for 2013 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Expert Says Nigeria is Prone to Severe Hurricane (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Stop Trading Blames, Youths Tell Northeast Governors, Elders (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abdullahi Wants NPL Crisis Resolved Before Feb 16 (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 'Take-Over of Schools by FG Responsible for Decadence in Education Sector' (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Malaria - Sokoto to Get 2.5 Million Treated Nets (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Eleven Petrol Tankers Destroyed in Edo (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Senate Clears Three for SEC Job (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Sanusi - I Don't Believe Tambuwal Signed my Arrest Warrant (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Govt Promises Bauchi Communities Potable Water (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Lady Squanda Rocks City Sports Bar (The Herald)
• Zimbabwe: 123 Cops Arrested in Anti-Graft Drive (The Herald)
• Africa: Record One Billion Tourists in 2012 Can Be Force for Good, UN Tourism Agency Says (UN News)
• Africa: Inspiring Stories From 'TEDxEuston 2012' [analysis] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ekiti, Lagos, Enugu Athletes Get Sports Festival Life Ban (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Insecurity, Scam Stain Nigeria's Image Abroad-Maku (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Hisbah Board Holds Workshop On Drug Abuse (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Primus Hospital Reduces Charges (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Lessons of 2012 Hajj Exercise (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: The Nation Needs World Class Capital Market to Transform Economy - Oteh (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Ex-Kuje Council Secretary Picks Chairmanship Nomination Form (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Police Arrest Suspected Kidnappers of Deputy Governor's Brother (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Amosun Meets ACF, Calls for Unity Among Ethnic Groups (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: National Assembly Urged to Amend NEITI Act (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Plateau Workers Beat up Commissioner (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: I'm Under Pressure to Return to PDP - -Marwa (Daily Trust)
• West Africa: Ecowas Cautions Against Protracted Dialogue On Mali (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: There is Work to be Done in Health Sector - Minister (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: IG Gives Police Three Days to Produce Okonjo Unhurt (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Challenges of Cashless Fiscal Policy [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: Startrack Faces Dynamos in Final (The Herald)
• Nigeria: No Peace Without Justice [opinion] (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: DGs Deny Receiving World Bank Grants (Daily Trust)
• South Africa: Profiles of ANC Top Six Nominees (SAPA)
• Uganda: UNEB Cracks Down Hard On Exam Cheats (Observer)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Parliament Debates Media Laws (Sudan Tribune)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Embarks On Building Bentiu Oil Refinery (Sudan Tribune)
• Africa: CPJ - Eritrea, Ethiopia Rank Africa's Worst Jailer of the Press (Sudan Tribune)
• Uganda: Crane Bank Aims for the Sky (Observer)
• South Africa: Premier Modise Expresses Shock As Regional Secretary Is Killed [press release] (SA Govt)
• South Africa: Madiba Is Being Cared for At a Pretoria Hospital [press release] (SA Govt)
• Ghana: Kobby Acheampong Warns NPP Leaders (AEP)
• Tanzania: Hunting Operators Back Anti-Poaching Drive (Daily News)
• Togo: Focus On Hepatitis (IRIN)
• Tanzania: NGO Donates Medical Equipment Worth Sh170 Million to Centre (Daily News)
• Swaziland: MISA Chair Backs Misogynist Writer (Swazi Media)
• Zimbabwe: Pregnant Mother Abducted - Police Inaction Deplorable [press release] (MDC)
• Tanzania: Zantel Bankrolls Taswa's 2012 AGM (Daily News)
• Southern Africa: 2015 - Yes We Must! the SADC Gender Protocol At Work Summit and Awards (Gender Links)
• Tanzania: Simba's French Coach to Sign Deal After Christmas (Daily News)
• Tanzania: Precision Air Warms Up for Mbeya Route (Daily News)
• Zimbabwe: Thursday 13 December 2012 - Issue 488 [press release] (MDC)
• Zambia: Nation Hopes for a Time-Tested Constitution (Times of Zambia)
• Angola: AvÕ Kumbi Hospital Needs 35 Physicians (ANGOP)
• Mozambique: Attorneys Firm On Meaning of Public Probity Law (AIM)
• Tanzania: Mtabila Refugee Camp for Closure This Year (Daily News)
• Kenya: Text Your Team to Power Cup Riches (Capital FM)
• Nigeria: Abe Gives Free JAMB Forms to 378 Students in Rivers (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Indian Hemp and Ogogoro Make Us Hardened During Operation - Robbery Suspect (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Bauchi Police Nab 165 Suspected Criminals (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: How I Was Attacked By My Landlord's Son - Tiwa Bankole (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Nwodo Blames Non-Performance of Some Governors On Godfatherism (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Waje Shares Her Inspiration On Glo's Big Friday Show (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Army Chief Offers Path to Sports Development (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Okonjo-Iweala's Mother - Army Arrests 63 Suspects (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Masters Galore As Mzumbe Awards Degrees (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Strike - Patients Besiege LASUTH (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Vanguard Conference Hall - No Constitutional Review Without SNC - Participants (Vanguard)
• Kenya: TV Soap Fans Dominate Kenya's Google Search (Capital FM)
• Western Sahara: President of Republic Calls On Parliaments of European Countries to Recognize Sadr (SPS)
• Nigeria: Don Jazzy Acquires N160 Million Duplex (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: How We Foiled Blow Up of Ughelli Gas Plant - Delta CP (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Elvis Chucks Is N1 Million Richer (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Appropriate Intake of Palm Oil Protects Against Chronic Diseases (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: SEC to Name, Shame Erring Operators in Capital Market (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Yoruba Race On the Brink of Extinction - Leaders, Monarchs (Vanguard)
• Kenya: It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Capital FM)
• Ghana: African Elections Project Successfully Deploys SMTC for Ghana Elections (AEP)
• Tanzania: Market Construction in Butimba to Cost Sh20 Million (Daily News)
• South Sudan: UN Urges Restraint By South Sudanese Security Forces After Recent Deadly Incidents (UN News)
• Nigeria: Nigeria 'Must Close Climate Change Communication Gap' (SciDev.Net)
• Zimbabwe: 'Last Gig' Promises Fireworks! (The Herald)
• Africa: U.S. Government, Rwandan Government and Partners Celebrate the HIV/Aids Clinical Services Program (hcsp) As It Comes to an End [press release] (E.G. Pediatric Aids Foundation)
• Nigeria: Photojournalist Assault Case for Feb 28 (Vanguard)
• Sudan: Sudan Must End Violent Repression of Student Protests (AI London)
• Nigeria: Lessons From Ghana 2012 Polls (Vanguard)
• Botswana: Police Beat San Hunters, Says Lobby (Survival International)
• Somalia: Somalia - EU Announces New Education Program in Puntland (Garowe Online)
• Sudan: Acting Unamid Head - Cooperation Key in Protecting Civilians [press release] (Unamid)
• Nigeria: 2,000 Benefit From Free Laboratory Tests At LASUTH (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Ifeka Speaks! [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lead FOI Implementation Campaign, Maku Tells Information Commissioners (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Enebeli Elebuwa's Body Arrives Tomorrow From India (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NDLEA Ambassadors - Stella Damasus, Lamboginny Set to Fight Drug Abuse (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Palaver - Reps Threaten to Arrest Okonjo-Iweala, Aig-Imoukhuede (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Stampede, As Robbers in Mobile Police Uniform Invade Park in Enugu (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Can't Be Eradicated Overnight - Azazi (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Subsidy Scam - Tukur, Alao Ask Court for More Time (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Onigbinde Warns Against Interference With Keshi's Programme (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: RCCG Moves to Control Traffic On Lagos-Ibadan Road (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Sokoto, Nasarawa Present N339.6 Billion Budget (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Audu - I Did Not Run Away (This Day)
• Nigeria: Kwankwaso Craves for Urgent End to Insecurity in the North (This Day)
• Nigeria: UK's Dfid Donates N3bn Drugs to Kano Hospitals (This Day)
• Tanzania: Street Children Increase in Mwanza (Daily News)
• Nigeria: Okada Restriction - Court Backs Lagos Govt, Says It Is Constitutional (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Xmas - Jonathan Urges Nigerians to Embrace Peace (This Day)
• Nigeria: U.S. Approves $250 Million Loan for Fertilizer Facility in Nigeria (This Day)
• Nigeria: Money Laundering - EFCC Frees Lamido's Son (This Day)
• Uganda: FUFA, Williamson Condemn Sodomy in Ugandan Football (Observer)
• Nigeria: A Brief Encounter With General Buhari [opinion] (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Muntu Win Excites Top Army Officers (Observer)
• Uganda: For Kagimu, Ear Pin Is the Style (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Let's Have More Action, and Less Talk, Please [opinion] (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Oyo Committed to Rescuing Rotimi's Wife - Ajimobi (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Jang's Budget Presentation Marred By Workers' Protest (This Day)
• Uganda: CAA in Flying Bonanza (Observer)
• Nigeria: Nigeria's Crude Production Risks Decline By 40 Percent - Exxonmobil (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Film Festival Takes Human Rights to Bibanda (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Women's Varsity, Unicef Sign Co-Operation Pact (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Eket Is Beehive of Track and Field As Mobil Sports Kick-Off (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Dana Insurers Begin Payments to Crash Victims (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Health Board Seeks Transport Unions' Support Over Polio (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: FG Constitutes Committee On Resettlement of Bakassi People (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Barber, Vulcanizer Jailed 12 Months for Theft (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: 2015 - We Want All Elections in One Day - -ANPP (Daily Trust)
• Zimbabwe: We'll Reverse Indigenisation - MDC-T (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Striking Workers Beat Up Plateau Commissioner, Gov's Aide - As Jang, Yakowa Present Budgets (Vanguard)
• Zimbabwe: More Fireworks At Donnybrook (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Legislative Aides to Broaden Knowledge On Law-Making Dynamics - Tambuwal (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: Who Will Be 2012 King? (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Senate Ignores Maina, Chairman, Pension Reform Task Team (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigerians Travelling Abroad to Take Polio Vaccine By 2013, Who Official (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: Prisoners Caught Having Anal Sex (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Senate Passes N161.6 Billion Budget for Oil Subsidy (Vanguard)
• Uganda: Madina Exit Cripples Revival Band (Observer)
• Nigeria: U.S Officials, Kuku Meet Over Kidnappings in N'delta (This Day)
• Uganda: Dream Came True (Observer)
• Uganda: Shilla, the Redeemed Church Girl (Observer)
• Nigeria: Police Arraign Man for Alleged Theft, Extortion (Leadership)
• Uganda: Interview - Archbishop Ntagali - We Reject Homosexuality, but We Won't Shy Away From Matters Political [interview] (Observer)
• Zimbabwe: Office Parties: Take Care Not to Undo Yourself [opinion] (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Chukwu 'Astonished' By 'Orchestrated' Calls for His Removal (Daily Trust)
• Tanzania: Good Learning First, Fees Later, Dons Suggest (Daily News)
• Angola: Police Ready to Secure Festive Season in Ekunha (ANGOP)
• Angola: UNTA Defends Creation of More Structures for Youth (ANGOP)
• Zimbabwe: Farmers Intensify Planting (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Inwuanyanwu Wants PDP BoT Chairmanship Reserved for South East (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Oteh Foresees Growth in Capital Market in 2013 (Leadership)
• Tanzania: Saving Tanzania's Poorest Children (IPS)
• Zimbabwe: Lobels to Double Bread Output (The Herald)
• Nigeria: Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied (This Day)
• Nigeria: Single Window Facility to Fast-Track Cargo Clearance (This Day)
• Nigeria: Eko 2012 - Cheats Get Life Ban (This Day)
• Nigeria: Two Remanded for Killing a Man By Felling a Tree On Him (Leadership)
• Zimbabwe: ACPZ Mounts Supreme Court Appeal (The Herald)
• Nigeria: FG, Global Fund Sign U.S. $335 Million HIV, TB Grants (Vanguard)
• Tanzania: Poulsen Recalls Azam's Munishi (Daily News)
• Nigeria: UN Will Support Cameroon-Nigeria Mixed Commission - UN (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigerians Travelling Abroad to Take Polio Vaccine - WHO (Vanguard)
• Angola: ADPP Builds Multi-Purpose Pavilion (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Akinyuli Calls for Dialogue With Boko Haram (Leadership)
• Mozambique: Not True That Poverty Is Worsening - PM (AIM)
• Uganda: What's This Fuss About Girlfriends? (Observer)
• Mozambique: Electricity Coverage Set to Rise in 2013 (AIM)
• Nigeria: CIIN President Says 'No Premium, No Cover' Policy Will Help Build Investable Funds (Leadership)
• Mozambique: Renamo Members Also Receive District Loans (AIM)
• Nigeria: NEITI Report Exposes Inadequacies in Mines Sector (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NCC, MTS Waiver Scandal and Gwandu's Interview (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Highwire Politics Threaten U.S.$3.2 Billion Mambilla Power Project (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Six Killed in Auto Crash Along Benin-Auchi Road (Leadership)
• Angola: Police Dismantle Four Crime Gangs in Kuando-Kubango (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: First Bank Realigns Services for Customer Satisfaction (Leadership)
• Nigeria: I'll Perform Better in 2013 - Jonathan (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Nigeria Wants Early Release of Eagles From Europe (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NASS Approves Jonathan's N161 Billion Supplementary Budget Request (Leadership)
• Nigeria: CBN Highest Revenue Generating Agency - AGF (Leadership)
• Mozambique: Opposition Misreads the Budget - Again (AIM)
• Nigeria: We Must Be Proactive About Weather Issues - Anuforom [interview] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Mpape Police Division Gets New-Look Station (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Yuletide - Osun Police Vow to Curb Crime (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Curtain Falls On Legend 'Real Deal Nite' As Wizkid Performs (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Corruption - Nigerian Army Seeks Collaboration With EFCC (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NFF Ratifies Decisions of NPL Congress (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Capital Oil/Coscharis Face-Off - Reps Accuse Imokhuede, Okonjo-Iweala of Stalling Investigation (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Soldiers Arrest Dozens Over High-Profile Kidnapping (Leadership)
• Nigeria: BPE Approves Payment of Salary Arrears to NITEL Workers (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Girl, 16, Sexually Assaulted Twice in Two Months (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Waje Shares Her Inspiration On Glo, Presents 'The Big Friday Show' (Leadership)
• Nigeria: SEC Pursues Vigorous Listing Agenda for Power Firms, Others (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Senate Approves Extra N161 Billion for Subsidy Payment (Daily Trust)
• Angola: African Cup of Nation Trophy Leaves Country (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: NSC Bans Sports Festival Offenders for Life (Leadership)
• Nigeria: NCC Approves New Guidelines On Disconnection of Indebted Telecoms Operators (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Let HYPPADEC Take Off [editorial] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Safety First [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: FG Committed to Protecting Nigerians in Bakassi Peninsula, Says Minister (Leadership)
• Nigeria: 'We Need to Stimulate Nigerians' Interest in Live Theatre' [interview] (This Day)
• Nigeria: Ex-Yobe Gov - Boko Haram Activities May Affect 2015 Elections in North-East (This Day)
• Nigeria: Art That Speaks to Minds (This Day)
• Nigeria: Anglican Church of Redemption Celebrates Harvest (This Day)
• Nigeria: DA Viva Launches New Collections (This Day)
• Nigeria: How SURE-P Fumbled At Budget Defence (This Day)
• Nigeria: In Sokoto, Tambuwal Is the Issue (This Day)
• Angola: Justice in Menongue Lacks Suitable Infrastructures (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Senate Passes N161.6 Billion Supplemetary Budget for Oil Subsidy (Leadership)
• Tanzania: State Vows to Seek External Cotton Markets (Daily News)
• Uganda: Fresh Cuts Guy Aims for an Oscar (Observer)
• Angola: Attorney General Invited to Visit China (ANGOP)
• Angola: Poet Alberto Félix to Release Debut CD On December 23 (ANGOP)
• Angola: Austrian Diplomat Stresses Bilateral Cooperation Ties With Nation (ANGOP)
• Angola: Nation and U.S. Sprinters Share Track (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: NASS Endorses Death Sentence for Terrorists (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Zamfara Emirs Plan Bill Against Early Marriage (Leadership)
• Nigeria: Did Oshiomhole Fool Nigerians? [opinion] (Leadership)
• Nigeria: N195 Billion Pension Funds - I Was Never Served Warrant of Arrest - Maina (Leadership)
• Nigeria: EU Countries Strengthen Trade, Investment Ties With Nigeria (Leadership)
• Nigeria: UBA Shareholders to Get Dividends From Three New Companies (Leadership)
• Angola: Nation and Spain Strengthen Cooperation Ties (ANGOP)
• Angola: 1º De Agosto Showed Way for Nation to Win Afrobasket - Coach Paulo Macedo (ANGOP)
• Angola: Youth State Secretary Wants More Leisure Spaces (ANGOP)
• Angola: Vernacular Languages Considered Mirror of Culture (ANGOP)
• Angola: Austria May Sell Angolan Natural Gas in EU Territory (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Corp Member Loses Eye to Police Brutality (Vanguard)
• Angola: Human Rights in National Agenda (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Stop Maltreating Bakassi Indigenes, Nigeria Tells Cameroun (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Itori Crash - I Lost Most Brilliant Child - Victim's Mother (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: 16 Year-Old Cable Vandal Survives Electrocution (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Lagos Traffic Law - a Recipe for Poverty, Crimes - Stakeholders (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Political Parties Reject INEC's Proscription (This Day)
• Angola: Statoil to Support Oil Sector With Technical Capacity Building (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Six Killed in Benin Road Accident (Vanguard)
• Angola: State Secretary At Conference On Nuclear Security (ANGOP)
• Nigeria: Katsina - 15,000 Get Community-Based Health Insurance (This Day)
• Nigeria: Money Laundering - Gov Lamido's Son Granted Bail (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Yola Police Station Razed By Gunmen (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: Without a World Class Market, Nigeria Can't Solve Infrastructure Problems - Oteh (Vanguard)
• Nigeria: NLC Accuses Jang of Inciting Plateau Violence (This Day)
• Nigeria: 'Health Workers Demand Minister's Sack (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Abuja's After-Thought Pedestrian Bridges (Daily Trust)
• Nigeria: Senate Approves N161.6 Billion Subsidy Payment (Daily Trust)
• Africa: African Press Review 13 December 2012 (RFI)
• Uganda: Jeep Cherokee - Cool but a Pain At the Pump (Observer)
• Africa: African CSOs Call for More Meaningful Engagement of Civil Society [analysis] (GFO)
• South Africa: Eastern Cape Medicine Stock-Outs Critical (Health-e)
• Uganda: Mr President, What's Your Personal Interest in the Oil Law? [opinion] (Observer)
• South Africa: Even Light Smoking U.S Heart Risk in Women (Health-e)
• Uganda: Editorial - Corruption - Leadership, Shift in Attitude Essential [editorial] (Observer)
• Africa: Children Account for Almost a Third of All People Trafficked Globally - New UN Report (UN News)
• Rwanda: Health Professionals' Council in the Pipeline (New Times)
• Uganda: Anti-Homosexuality Bill - Where Is Our Honesty? [opinion] (Observer)
• Rwanda: Giancarlo Retains National Rally Title (New Times)
• South Africa: Media Briefing By the Premier Zweli Mkhize and Members of Cabinet, Pietermaritzburg [press release] (SA Govt)
• Rwanda: We Must Do More to Protect Our Children (New Times)
• Rwanda: MPs Endorse National Itorero Commission (New Times)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Govt Holds Closed-Door Talks With Rebels (New Times)
• Rwanda: Youth Sign Performance Contracts (New Times)
• Uganda: Weekend Buzz - Afrigo Versus Fusion Band (Observer)
• Rwanda: Visa to Scale Up Mobile Money Solutions (New Times)
• South Africa: Detection of Bactrocera Invadens (invader Fruit Fly) in the Northern Part of South Africa - Current Status [press release] (SA Govt)
• Uganda: NRM May Pay Besigye to Run Against Museveni [opinion] (Observer)
• Rwanda: Resist Western Injustice - Kagame (New Times)
• Rwanda: Sc Villa, Vital'o Jet in for RPF Tourney (New Times)
• Uganda: Film Group Parties Away Bleak Year (Observer)
• Uganda: All Is Not Rosy in Malaysia (Observer)
• Rwanda: Teachers Decry Delay in Payment of Arrears (New Times)
• Rwanda: Police Set Eyes Past Preliminary Round (New Times)
• Rwanda: Local Engineers Lack Professional Body (New Times)
• Uganda: Population Report Urges More Services (Observer)
• Uganda: Musumba Takes Oath Tomorrow (Observer)
• South Africa: '16 Days' Event Empowers E Cape Community (Health-e)
• Uganda: Ssekandi Visits ARVs Plant, to Lobby EAC (Observer)
• South Africa: Western Cape Red Tape Call Centre Resolves 89 Percent of All Calls Logged [press release] (SA Govt)
• Uganda: Lwakataka Dares Ssebuguzi (Observer)
• Kenya: Road Death Toll for December (The Star)
• Kenya: Kenyans Want to Know About Sex, Seduction and Abortion (The Star)
• Rwanda: More Hydro Power Dams in the Offing (New Times)
• Tanzania: School Faces Acute Shortage of Braille Machines (Daily News)
• Sudan: Displaced Tortured, Interrogated On Camp's Activities (Radio Dabanga)
• Kenya: Too Many Household With Illegal Firearms (The Star)
• Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Bank U.S. Loans Portfolio By 30 Percent (Daily News)
• Kenya: IEBC to Prolong Working Hours On Tuesday (The Star)
• Rwanda: Ntagwabira's Ban Reduced to Two Years (New Times)
• Kenya: Who Issues Guidelines On HIV Fight Among Sex Workers (The Star)
• Rwanda: Give It to the Chinese for Their Hard Work! [opinion] (New Times)
• Uganda: Anti-Homosexuality Bill - Where Is Our Honesty? [opinion] (Observer)
• Uganda: New Law Fails to Ease Oil Concerns (IRIN)
• Sudan: Professor Blames University for Crimes (Radio Dabanga)
• Uganda: Feature - Is Uganda Ready for a Woman Bishop? (Observer)
• Uganda: Gadgets - Remote Desktop Solutions (Observer)
• Rwanda: The Early Bird... [opinion] (New Times)
• Sudan: Minister - Hepatitis Outbreak in Western Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
• Rwanda: City Moves to Ease Construction Permit Issuance (New Times)
• Egypt: Egypt's Stock Recovers Ahead of Constitution Referendum (New Times)
• Rwanda: Where the Meat On Your Plate Comes From (New Times)
• Kenya: Two Hawkers Killed in Clash With Nairobi Police (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: New Campaign to Improve Kigali Cleanliness (New Times)
• Kenya: Ruto Ordered to Appear in Court Over Uasin Gishu Land Case (The Star)
• Rwanda: First Lady Urges Green Hills' Old Students to Be Exemplary (New Times)
• Rwanda: 40 Set for the Second Phase of the Premier Models Competition (New Times)
• Sudan: Hague Considers New Darfur War Crimes Charges (Radio Dabanga)
• Sudan: Unamid - Cooperation Instrumental to Mission's Implementation (Radio Dabanga)
• Rwanda: Silverbacks for the Hong Kong 10s (New Times)
• South Africa: IFP Condemns Latest SABC Censorship Scandal [press release] (IFP)
• Sudan: U.S. Envoy - 'Militias Seemingly Out of Control' in Darfur (Radio Dabanga)
• Congo-Kinshasa: Housing the DRC Refugees (IRIN)
• Kenya: Mbaru Roots for Uhuru-Mudavadi Boardroom Deal (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Sacking Judges Not Solution to Judiciary Ills - CJ (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Uganda's Umeme Gets Approval to List On NSE (Capital FM)
• Kenya: 10 Million Kenyans Listed So Far for 2013 Poll (Capital FM)
• Guinea Bissau: Guinea-Bissau - Security Council Seriously Concerned Over Lack of Progress On Return to Constitutional Order (UN News)
• Kenya: CORD Candidate to Be Named On December 22 (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Kenya Power to Upgrade Pre-Paid Billing (Capital FM)
• Nigeria: Airtel Completes 4G LTE Trial in Nigeria (CIO)
• Sudan: Is It Realistic for a State Government to Neglect One County Out of Many? [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Sudan: Displaced Present Demands to UNHCR (Radio Dabanga)
• East Africa: Intel's New 'Microserver' CPUs Offer Higher Density, Low Power Consumption (CIO)
• Sudan: A Layman's Guide to Nuba Struggle [opinion] (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Kenya's Tough Jungle and Eureka Top Africa's Vodafone Appstar Challenge (CIO)
• Uganda: Live - President Addresses Parliament (New Vision)
• Kenya: Marende Warns Over Delayed Budget Statement (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Traffic Laws to Be Enforced Fully Over Festive Season (Capital FM)
• South Sudan: Western Bahr El Ghazal State Government On the Wau County Issue [press release] (Sudan Tribune)
• Kenya: Samsung Launches Digital TV (The Star)
• Eritrea: Seminar Conducted for Taxi Drivers Regarding Hospitality and STDs (Shabait)
• Rwanda: Wolfram Mining and Processing Secures Tungsten Mining Concession (Focus)
• Eritrea: Fruits and Vegetables Farmers Association in Anseba Region Called Upon to Raise Output (Shabait)
• Kenya: Jubilee Coalition to Hold Joint Primaries in Nyanza (The Star)
• Eritrea: Inhabitants of Bada Playing Crucial Role in Fostering Participation of Children in Education - Report (Shabait)
• Kenya: Lobby to Take Gender Row to EA Court (Capital FM)
• Kenya: MPs Hit Dead End On Kibaki-ICC Dossier (Capital FM)
• Kenya: Lawyers Sue IEBC Over Dec 18 Voter Listing Deadline (Capital FM)
• Rwanda: Young Innovators Rewarded in Inkera Y'imihigo (Focus)
• Eritrea: More Investors to Participate in Second National Investment Conference (Shabait)
• Eritrea: Daniel Teklehaimanot Nominated for Best African Sportsman of the Year (Shabait)
• Rwanda: Rwandan Community in North America Petition to President Obama Over the Eastern Congo Crisis (News of Rwanda)
• Eritrea: Eritrean Natnael Berhane Rated African Cyclist of the Year (Shabait)
• South Sudan: South Sudan Defence Minister Accuses Sudan of Reneging On September Deal (Sudan Tribune)
• Rwanda: French Envoy Vows to Take Relations to Another Level (News of Rwanda)
• Sudan: U.S. Official Regrets Sudan Government's Use of 'Excessive Force' Against Darfur Students (Sudan Tribune)
• Rwanda: Fight for Your Dignity, Kagame Urges Africans (New Times)
• Sudan: Sudan Says That It Is in U.S. Best Interest to Forge Good Relations (Sudan Tribune)