Thursday, May 29, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 29 May 2014
BBC zones in on African audiences
Source: Independent Online
Lagarde Urges Africa to Act on Poverty
Source: International Business Times
Electrify Africa: bringing light to the dark continent
Source: Media Club South Africa
African Currencies Weaken, as Emerging Markets Bounce Back
Source: Wall Street Journal
Marlon Wayans To Host The 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards
Source: Vibe
Made in Africa: Is manufacturing taking off on the continent?
Source: BBC News
SABMiller Cleans Up South Africa's Bars to Attract Women
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
5 reasons Bathurst may be South Africa's most eccentric town
Source: CNN
Africa Rising—Building to the Future
Source: International Monetary Fund
PM hails Nordic countries for supporting Uganda
Source: New Vision
AASU On The Current Student Strikes In Africa
Source: SpyGhana
IMF warns ‘rising’ African nations on sovereign debt risks
Source: Financial Times
Chinese investments taking root in Central African nation
Source: China Daily USA
African-focussed films to feature at Encounters Festival
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Modern weather prediction for West African oil and gas operations
Source: Energy Global
With Swift, Quiet Moves, Nigerian Group Limits Religious Violence
Source: NPR
Investors show confidence in Nigeria’s hydrocarbons sector
Source: Oxford Business Group
Experts: Corruption Exposing Kenya to Terrorism
Source: ABC News/AP
S. Sudanese rebel leader meets Kenyan president in Nairobi
Source: Sudan Tribune
Kenyan president urges young people to bid for government contracts allocated to them
Source: Supply Management
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