February 11

• Sevens Team Target Quarter Final Slot in Las Vegas (Nairobi Star)

February 10

• U.S. Citizens Involved in Nightclub Incident [press conference] (State Department)
• U.S., Tanzania Governments and Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation (egpaf) Celebrate Success of HIV Care and Treatment Programs [press release] (Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation)
• U.S. Threats to Cut Assistance are 'Unacceptable' (Egypt Online)
• U.S. 'Waiting' for Official NGO Charges (Egypt Online)
• Caritas Supports Over 246 Orphans (New Vision)
• Medical Breakthrough Achieved By Tunisian-American Research Team (Tunisia Live)
• Obama's Africa Aide to Lead U.S. Energy Investors to Nairobi (Nation)
• Students Improve Lives With Business Practices (State Department)
• Lofa to Honor U.S. Ambassador, Its Adopted Daughter (New Democrat)
• Meeting Between Prime Minister Soro and a Visiting World Bank Delegation [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• The General Political Atmosphere in the Nation [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• The Trial of Gbagbo At the International Criminal Court [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Detention Conditions of Supporters of Former President Laurent Gbagbo [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• NGO to Help Prepare Potential U.S. Varsity Candidates (New Times)
• President Sata Gets U.S Invite (Times of Zambia)
• The Fabric of Our Other Lives - Indian African Quilts at the Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco [analysis] (Fahamu)
• Why I Don't Want to Visit the U.S. and UK [opinion] (Fahamu)
• The Back Story to Cida-Mining Partnerships [analysis] (Fahamu)
• The London Conference - An Act of False Generosity? [opinion] (Fahamu)
• Watch Oscar Nominations At Ster-Kinekor (Biz-Community)
• Nationals Residing in Vancouver City Hold Rebuff Meeting (Shabait)
• NTC Exposes Its Ugly Visage [opinion] (The Herald)
• USAID Announces New University Engagement Partnership Program (USAID)
• Futty Nets in Beckham's La Galaxy Routing (Foroyaa)

February 9

• Country Singer Promotes Diversity With Music [press release] (State Department)
• Are Citizen Marriages in America On the Brink of Extinction? [opinion] (This Day)
• American Rap Star Visits Country (WFP)
• Britain, U.S. Concern Over Nation's Militants (Shabelle)
• Chronicle Brings Nation Scenery to No. 1 At Box Office (Biz-Community)
• American Jazz Quartet to Play in Luanda (ANGOP)
• A Delegation From the World Bank Expected in Country in Connection With Economic Reforms [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Plan to Fight Armed Gangs and Ensure Security [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Meeting Between Prime Minister Soro and Ambassador Carter [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Govt to Formulate Diaspora Policy (Times of Zambia)
• Govt in Talks With Texas Company On Oil Pipeline (Sudan Tribune)
• USAID Relaxes Rules on Buying Goods from Poor Countries (Guardian Network)
• Late Pa Modou Sarr Memorial Tourney to Begin Soon (Daily Observer)
• Futty Danso Scores to Lead Portland Past LA in Friendly (Daily Observer)
• Outcomes of the Case of Civil Society Fund [press release] (HRInfo)
• U.S. Ambassador Briefed On Poliomyelitis Eradication (ANGOP)
• Wrong Time for Bahrain Arms Deal - Its Government Has Yet to Deliver On Accountability, Reforms [press release] (HRW)
• Nationals Residing in France Voice Determination to Reinforce National Rebuff (Shabait)
• U.S. Government Funds Enhancements in Health Care (Tunisia Live)
• Mguni to Attend Women and Sport Conference (The Herald)
• U.S' Slide From Democracy to Corporatocracy [column] (The Herald)
• Country Is a Jazz Talent Haven, Says U.S Band (The Herald)
• Clinton On Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Cutting [document] (State Department)

February 8

• Sainey Nyassi Gains Permanent U.S. Status (Daily Observer)
• U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Visits Nation, Praises Women in Politics (Tunisia Live)
• Sanctions Standoff [document] (ICG)
• Health Ministry Launches New Data System (Monitor)
• Bill Gates - Maybe the Bible Was Wrong - Rich Men Will Go to Heaven [column] (Monitor)
• Beware of Uncle Sam's Motive [opinion] (The Herald)

February 7

• Reinsertion of Internally Displaced People [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Pro-Gbagbo Supporter Calls for Dialogue With the New Government [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• The State of Security in the Nation [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• UN to Certify December 11 Parliamentary Elections [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Speculation On Relations Between President Ouattara and His Prime Minister [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• U.S. Extends Decision to Freeze Ivorian Stakeholders' Assets [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• London Conference 'An Opportunity' for Somaliland (IRIN)
• Kabwe Floods Worry U.S. Embassy Chief (Times of Zambia)
• Ambassador to Tour U.S. to Promote Investment (Tunisia Live)
• VP Boakai - U.S. Remains Nation's Most Important Ally (Heritage)
• News Group Launches Online Campaign Against CNN [editorial] (Maka)
• Time to Close Guantanamo Prison (Daily Trust)
• Heads of Govt to Debate Nation's Future [analysis] (African Arguments)
• Kiwanuka Helps Giants Win Super Bowl Xlvi (Monitor)
• State-Owned Paper Fraternite Matin Receives State-of-the-Art Equipment [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• The World Bank to Support Youth Employment and the Country's Post-Crisis Reconstruction [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Hundreds of Former Combatants Surrender Weapons in Abobo [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Papers Say Individuals Recently Arrested By Liberian Police for Allegedly Plotting a Coup in Cote d'Ivoire Have Links With Pro-Gbagbo Groups [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Ivorian Political Class Divided Over the Constitutional Council's Decision to Overturn Results of Some Parliamentary Elections [document] (U.S. Embassy Abidjan)
• Clinton Remarks On Syria, Egypt At Munich Security Conference [press conference] (State Department)
• Somali-American Admits in Minneapolis Federal Court to Sending Money, People (Shabelle)