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  1. Central Africa: AfDB Provides Active Support to the Great Lakes Region

    To: 06/11/2009

  2. East Africa: EAC Signals Readiness to Keep Railway On Track

    The East African Community will help resolve challenges facing the concession of railway lines in the region.

  3. Nigeria: N7 Billion Boost for Safer Airspace

    The Federal Government has injected over N7 billion for the provision of facilities for effective delivery of air navigation services by Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), as part of measures to make the nation's airspace safer.

  4. South Africa: SA Goes Hi-Tech to Check Out Dodgy Passengers at Check-in

    AIRLINES that between them carry more than 85% of the passengers arriving in SA have signed on to an electronic system to enable immigration officials to identify dodgy passengers at the point of check-in, before they even board an aircraft bound for SA.

  5. Somalia: Pirates Launch Longest Range Attack Yet

    Pirates today fired rocket-propelled grenades and automatic weapons at a 330-metre long oil tanker sailing 1,000 miles from the Somali coast.

  6. Nigeria: Why Govt Withdrew Ex-President's Vehicles

    The federal government yesterday explained why utility vehicles attached to the former Head of State and two-time presidential candidate of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) General Muhammadu Buhari, were withdrawn.

  7. Uganda: Sort Out This Mess On Kampala Roads

    For a capital city, the state of Kampala's roads is appallingly inapt and an embarrassment. With the current heavy rains, potholes are increasing by the day. At peak hours, commuter cars, private cars, heavy trailers, boda boda cyclists and pedestrians have to compete on the narrow roads, making driving in Kampala an agonising inconvenience.

  8. East Africa: Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia Get U.S.$452 Million for Roads

    Traders in Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia and Djibouti will have their turnaround time on roads while transporting their goods from within and outside the countries reduced because of the planned improvement in the region's road infrastructure.

  9. Tunisia: Forthcoming Launch of Direct Flight Between Tozeur and Madrid

    Since the opportune presidential decision in 2005 to open Tozeur's airport to international traffic, the oasis town of Tozeur now boasts 3 direct flights linking it respectively to the cities of Paris, Lyons and Nice.

  10. Mozambique: Ports Deny Malawian Claims

    Mozambican port managers have denied claims by Malawi that the current shortage of fuel in that country is due to congestion in the Mozambican ports of Nacala and Beira.

  11. Kenya: Kenya Sets Age Limit for Vehicle Imports in 2010

    The government on Monday said only vehicles with 2003 as the year of first registration will be allowed into the country from January next year.

  12. Kenya: Two Killed As Plane Crashes At Wilson Airport

    A cargo plane on Monday killed two crew members when it crashed at Wilson Airport, Nairobi.

  13. Kenya: Traffic Jams Cost Country's Economy Sh29 Billion Yearly

    Kenya's economy is losing about Sh29 billion annually due to traffic congestion in the Nairobi metropolitan region, Cabinet minister Robinson Githae said on Monday.

  14. Kenya: Nema Denies Licence for Road-Through-Park

    The national environment agency on Monday declined to issue a licence allowing construction of a Sh2.3 billion road passing through the Aberdare National Park.

  15. Nigeria: NURTW Boss Decries Sale of Alcohol At Motor-Parks

    Enugu State Chairman of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Mr. Godwin Ede, has called for a ban on the sale of alcoholic drinks in motor-parks to curb drunkenness among drivers.


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