Sunday, May 25, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 25 May 2014
INTERVIEW-Oil-dependent Gabon seeks to diversify economy -president
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Anura Perera yet to sue Kenya for new demands on Anglo Leasing
Source: Standard Digital
Millennium Villages Project in Africa remains a trend-setter
Source: Gulf Times
Zambia, Uganda, Nigeria, SAPP top winners at African Utility Week Awards
Source: Biztech Africa
Nigeria’s Ventures Magazine Lists 55 Billionaires in Africa
Source: Eurweb
South African Prince wants Brecon Museum to hand over spoils of Anglo-Zulu war
Source: Wales Online
Valid dreams- Lupita Nyong’o, an inspiration for Africa's youth
Source: Seychelles News Agency
Mining industry continues to threaten East Africa’s flamingos
Source: Birdwatch
'The Race to Save Africa's Fastest Cats'
Source: Keene Sentinel
Africa’s First Openly Gay Member of Parliament
Source: O-blog-dee-o-blog-da
There is need today to reflect on why African countries remain underdeveloped-Constitution Grand Coalition
Source: Lusaka Times
Jonathan was not booed in South Africa – Presidency
Source: Daily Post
Obama not seeking plans for US troops to rescue Nigerian girls
Source: Stars and Stripes
Let Africa’s activists attend gay rights conference: Editorial
Source: Toronto Star
Somali minister quits over al-Shabab attack
Source: Aljazeera
Innocent People Die as Crime Soars Across South Africa
Source: Liberty Voice
On Africa Day, Ban urges leveraging continent's potential for the good of all people
Source: UN News Centre
Mbabazi booed as Museveni skips Kanungu event
Source: The Observer
The real financiers of Boko Haram — an alternative viewpoint - PUNCH
Source: Nigerian Bulletin
Etisalat Expands To 11 African Countries
Source: Leadership
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