February 11

• EU Spells Out New Terms on AMISOM (Nairobi Star)
• Oil Talks Between North & South Sudan and Slightly Delayed (Sudan Tribune)
• Khartoum and Juba Sign Non-Aggression Pact (Sudan Tribune)

February 10

• Speaker Returns Home, Urges MPs to Unite (Shabelle)
• Fifty Thousand Flee As Political Parties Call for Dialogue (IPS)
• L'UA et la CAF appellent à un engagement renouvellé pour la paix en Afrique (African Union)
• UN Fund Shortfall Could Affect Mission to Country (New Democrat)
• Committee Formed to Resolve Misseriya and Rizeigat Clashes (Radio Dabanga)
• The Myth of South Sudan [opinion] (Fahamu)
• The London Conference - An Act of False Generosity? [opinion] (Fahamu)
• MONUSCO Campaigns Against HIV/Aids and STDs' Infection in Kananga Prison [press release] (Monusco)
• MONUSCO Invites Political Actors to Preserve a Peaceful Environment and to Use Legally Prescribed Channels to Resolve Disputes [press release] (Monusco)
• UN Commends Peacemakers in Cote d'Ivoire (Public Agenda)
• Mambilima's Call for Peace in Msanzala (Times of Zambia)
• NTC Exposes Its Ugly Visage [opinion] (The Herald)
• AMISOM to Implement $4.5 Million Projects in Mogadishu (Shabelle)
• Unamid and University of El Fasher Agree to Strengthen Collaboration [press release] (Unamid)
• We Are Committed to a United Nation, Sultan Assures Jonathan (Daily Trust)
• Mugabe Outwits Tsvangirai Ahead of Zuma Talks (SAR)
• Rajoelina Faces Internal Revolt (SAR)

February 9

• Sudan Conflict Challenges Kenya [analysis] (African Arguments)
• Sultan SA'ad and Conflict Resolution (Leadership)
• Top UN Official Calls for More Peacekeepers for Polls (UN News)

February 8

• UNOCA and CAF Will Work Together to Promote Peace and Security in the Region (CAF)
• Dissemination Workshops of the Doha Document Start in Central Darfur [press release] (Unamid)

February 7

• UN Seeks to Assist 20,000 Displaced (UN News)
• A Political Solution for Somalia [analysis] (Chatham House)
• Regional Leaders Urge Political Players to Speed Up Change (SANF)
• London Conference 'An Opportunity' for Somaliland (IRIN)
• Unamid Promotes Peace and Development Though Sports and Culture [press release] (Unamid)
• Former Sultan, Dasuki Profers Way Out of Boko Haram's Threat (The Moment)
• Has the Nobel Peace Prize Lost Its Way? [analysis] (iMaverick)
• Monusco Seeking Ways for Peaceful Resolution to Local Conflicts [press release] (Monusco)
• Western 'Philanthropic Imperialists' Block African Solutions [analysis] (African Arguments)
• UN Insists Interim Political Arrangement Must End in August (UN News)
• Kiir Launches Attack on Sudan's Bashir (Sudan Tribune)

February 6

• The Roadmap to Peace - Senator Kachako [interview] (Vanguard)
• Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Expresses Support to UNAMID Peace Efforts [press release] (Unamid)
• Jonglei Peace Initiative Launched in America (Citizen)
• JEM - Unamid Chief Is Part of the Problem (Radio Dabanga)
• Dinka Bor Representatives Demand for Formation of Peace Commission (Citizen)
• Muslim Clerics Appeal for Peace, Solidarity (Daily News)
• UK Hails Country Over Somalia Peace Bid (Nairobi Star)

February 3

• Juba Has Khartoum Over a Barrel (Af Conf)
• Britain's Thumbs Up to Somalia Mission (Nation)
• Unamid Deputy Chief Launches Development Projects in North Darfur Village [press release] (Unamid)
• Unamid Chief Told to Avoid Engagements With President Bashir (Radio Dabanga)
• UN Urges Peaceful Resolution to Poll Disputes (UN News)
• President Kiir Wants Agreement to Cover Oil, Abyei, Border Demarcation (Citizen)
• Sudanese Oil Stalemate Persists [analysis] (ISS)

February 2

• Industry Chiefs Push for Peace Campaign Ahead of Elections (Citizen)
• Monusco On a Public-Awareness Campaign About Its Mandate [press release] (Monusco)
• Getting Rid of the Explosive Remnants of War [analysis] (ISS)
• 'Yakowa Peace Panel Attempts to Bury Post-Election Killings' (Daily Trust)
• UNAMID Recovers WFP Trucks Carjacked in Darfur [press release] (Unamid)
• Chief of Staff Receives British Counterpart (Egypt Online)

February 1

• UN Mission Relocates to Mogadishu [analysis] (ISS)
• UN Relief Chief Stresses Vast Scale of Humanitarian Needs (UN News)
• Signs of Hope in a Shattered State [book review] (African Arguments)
• 'No, Mr Wade You Don't Have the Right' [opinion] (RNW Africa)
• Sudan, South Sudan Face Lose-Lose Scenario (AfricaFocus)
• Border Tensions Grow Amid Kidnappings (CISA)
• Human Rights Watch Asks UN Secretary General to Query United Nations - African Union Mission in Darfur Chief on Attending Wedding With Bashir (Sudan Tribune)
• My Husband Now Respects Me (Concord)
• Fambul Tok Peace Mothers Meet in Tissana Village (Concord)
• Using Community Radio to Heal After Kony's War (IPS)
• World Peace Report Praises Mufti Role in Promoting Peace Culture (Egypt Online)
• Reconciliation Efforts Attain 80 Percent Milestone - NURC Report (New Times)

January 31

• Political Tensions Rise as Election Run-Off Looms (UN News)
• Cattle Breeders to Boycott Peace Committee (Daily Trust)
• Hervé Ladsous Visits Eastern DRC After Kinshasa [press release] (Monusco)

January 30

• Promoting Professional Media Coverage of This Year's Elections [press release] (RSF)
• Africa Plans Regional Action Against Ugandan Rebels [analysis] (ISS)
• More Can be Done to Achieve Justice, Reconciliation: UN Assistant Secretary-General [press release] (Unamid)
• UN Will Not Leave Security Vacuum (Analyst)