Kenya creates police squad to combat ‘public stripping’
Source: Newstime Africa
A small fried bean patty plays a big role in Brazil's links to Africa
Source: Los Angeles Times
No more Ebola cases in Mali: President
Source: PressTV
South African academy trains anti-poaching dogs
Source: The Fresno Bee/AP
15th Francophonie summit kicks off in Senegal
Source: World Bulletin
Another $500M E-Commerce Giant Emerges -- in Africa
Source: Forbes
Former Uganda Prime Minister’s wife denied him food to protest link with Museveni
Source: The Nairobian
Needle on Zero: Nigeria's Economy Tanking as U.S. Oil Exports Dry Up
Source: NBC News
Hollande warns African leaders who cling to power
Source: The Daily News/AP
Paris vows support for W Africa's fight against terrorism, ebola
Source: PressTV
Former Foreign Minister Olugbenga Ashiru Dies in S’Africa
Source: This Day Live
Gabon, St Maarten and Belize approved as new members of FINA
Source: Inside the Games
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 30 November 2014
Labels:
Amama Mbabazi,
Brazil,
Business,
Ebola,
food,
Francois Hollande,
Francophonie,
Internet,
Kenya,
Mali,
Nigeria,
oil,
poaching,
South Africa,
sports,
Uganda,
Yoweri Museveni
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 29 November 2014
OPEC Elects Nigerian Minister as First Female President
Source: Telesur
Gabon to host this year's Pan African Youth Forum
Source: Vatican Radio
Uganda's GDP expands by 13 pct after rebasing
Source: Reuters
Lobbying in Africa: Nightmare on K street
Source: The Africa Report
Cote d’Ivoire-Gabon: Five-year trade reaches CFA 400b
Source: StarAfrica
Bantu cultural centre fades into a costly mirage
Source: The Independent
Ebola survivors banned from sex
Source: Stuff/Reuters
Saving Kenya's children born of incest
Source: BBC News
Coty campaign support helps create new marine sanctuary
Source: The Moodie Report
Ugandan President Plans Talks With Kenyan Counterpart Over Blockage Of Exports
Source: Bernama
National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki Is Sending Me Threat Messages – Gov. Wamakko
Source: Osun Defender
UAE donates 10 boats and a plane to Gabon
Source: The National
Botswana’s capital faces water shortage as major dam dries up
Source: Xinhua/Coastweek
Nigeria FM Says Country Prepared for Oil Price Drop
Source: Eurasia Review
Gabon SEZ to set up furniture cluster, woos Indian cos
Source: Business Standard
Lesbians in Kenya: The forgotten victims of AIDS
Source: Gay Star News
Museveni says Uganda lucky to have him in charge
Source: The News
Government ‘loses’ R35 billion more than last year to irregular spending
Source: The South African
Gulu and Detroit: Bicycles to the Rescue
Source: Africa in Transition
New 15-minute test for Ebola to undergo trials in West Africa
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette/Reuters
Source: Telesur
Gabon to host this year's Pan African Youth Forum
Source: Vatican Radio
Uganda's GDP expands by 13 pct after rebasing
Source: Reuters
Lobbying in Africa: Nightmare on K street
Source: The Africa Report
Cote d’Ivoire-Gabon: Five-year trade reaches CFA 400b
Source: StarAfrica
Bantu cultural centre fades into a costly mirage
Source: The Independent
Ebola survivors banned from sex
Source: Stuff/Reuters
Saving Kenya's children born of incest
Source: BBC News
Coty campaign support helps create new marine sanctuary
Source: The Moodie Report
Ugandan President Plans Talks With Kenyan Counterpart Over Blockage Of Exports
Source: Bernama
National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki Is Sending Me Threat Messages – Gov. Wamakko
Source: Osun Defender
UAE donates 10 boats and a plane to Gabon
Source: The National
Botswana’s capital faces water shortage as major dam dries up
Source: Xinhua/Coastweek
Nigeria FM Says Country Prepared for Oil Price Drop
Source: Eurasia Review
Gabon SEZ to set up furniture cluster, woos Indian cos
Source: Business Standard
Lesbians in Kenya: The forgotten victims of AIDS
Source: Gay Star News
Museveni says Uganda lucky to have him in charge
Source: The News
Government ‘loses’ R35 billion more than last year to irregular spending
Source: The South African
Gulu and Detroit: Bicycles to the Rescue
Source: Africa in Transition
New 15-minute test for Ebola to undergo trials in West Africa
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette/Reuters
Labels:
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Côte d'Ivoire,
Ebola,
Gabon,
HIV/AIDS,
Kenya,
lesbian,
lobbying,
Nigeria,
oil,
Persian Gulf,
Sambo Dasuki,
sex,
South Africa,
Trade,
transportation,
Uganda,
youth,
Yoweri Museveni
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 2 November 2014
Virginia Senate hopeful Robert Sarvis talks about U.S. policy toward Africa
Source: Examiner.com
You’ll never guess which country Googles gay porn the most
Source: PinkNews
Sex workers are devaluing our properties - residents
Source: Sowetan
African Youth Will Rather Save — Barclays Report
Source: The Guardian
Otafiire to media: Stop harassing Mbabazi
Source: New Vision
Maybe Better News on Ebola?
Source: Africa in Transition
Africa adopts sustainable transport plan
Source: RTCC
Eni makes major oil find offshore Congo
Source: UPI
Kutesa mourns fallen Zambian President
Source: New Vision
Uganda-North Korea Ties Grow Amid Democracy Doubts
Source: ABC News/AP
Burkina Faso President Resigns, Military Takes Over
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan Runs for Re-Election
Source: Africa in Transition
Ebola: Nigeria protests maltreatment of citizens; names 22 erring countries
Source: Daily Post
Denver goes gorilla for Tinga and gorilla conservation in Africa
Source: The Denver Post
Dallas church volunteers serve refugees in Africa
Source: WFAA
South Sudan: How to End Economic Domination by Foreigners?
Source: Foreign Policy Journal
Burkina Faso a warning to other African leaders
Source: The China Post/AFP
IMF optimistic about Uganda’s reforms
Source: New Vision
UN pays tribute to Sata
Source: Sunday Post
Businesswomen need a network-Graca Machel
Source: The Independent
How North Korea is tackling Ebola
Source: The Guardian
Statement by World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim At Joint Press Conference on Ebola with Ghanaian Vice President H.E. Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur
Source: World Bank
Source: Examiner.com
You’ll never guess which country Googles gay porn the most
Source: PinkNews
Sex workers are devaluing our properties - residents
Source: Sowetan
African Youth Will Rather Save — Barclays Report
Source: The Guardian
Otafiire to media: Stop harassing Mbabazi
Source: New Vision
Maybe Better News on Ebola?
Source: Africa in Transition
Africa adopts sustainable transport plan
Source: RTCC
Eni makes major oil find offshore Congo
Source: UPI
Kutesa mourns fallen Zambian President
Source: New Vision
Uganda-North Korea Ties Grow Amid Democracy Doubts
Source: ABC News/AP
Burkina Faso President Resigns, Military Takes Over
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan Runs for Re-Election
Source: Africa in Transition
Ebola: Nigeria protests maltreatment of citizens; names 22 erring countries
Source: Daily Post
Denver goes gorilla for Tinga and gorilla conservation in Africa
Source: The Denver Post
Dallas church volunteers serve refugees in Africa
Source: WFAA
South Sudan: How to End Economic Domination by Foreigners?
Source: Foreign Policy Journal
Burkina Faso a warning to other African leaders
Source: The China Post/AFP
IMF optimistic about Uganda’s reforms
Source: New Vision
UN pays tribute to Sata
Source: Sunday Post
Businesswomen need a network-Graca Machel
Source: The Independent
How North Korea is tackling Ebola
Source: The Guardian
Statement by World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim At Joint Press Conference on Ebola with Ghanaian Vice President H.E. Kwesi Bekoe Amissah-Arthur
Source: World Bank
Labels:
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Congo,
Ghana,
gorillas,
Graca Machel,
Jim Yong Kim,
Nigeria,
North Korea,
pornography,
sex,
South Sudan,
Uganda,
United Nations,
wildlife,
women,
World Bank,
Zambia
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