Woah! Did The Simpsons predict Ebola outbreak 17 years back?
Source: First Post
John Hoffmire: What's the next step in the Ebola crisis?
Source: Deseret News
Ebola vaccine trials could start in Africa in January
Source: USA Today
Samsung donates 3,000 smartphones in support of the fight against Ebola
Source: Biztech Africa
Ebola: Wake up call for Africa to build its own institutions
Source: Nehanda Radio
Cameroon braces-up though Nigeria declared Ebola-free
Source: CRTV
Rwanda to screen U.S. visitors for Ebola
Source: USA Today
Could Ebola Kill Our Chocolate Supply?
Source: Broward/Palm Beach New Times
Ebola hits West Africa food security
Source: IRIN
World Bank hails Uganda over Ebola fight
Source: New Vision
Cocoa industry donates $600K to Ebola prevention
Source: FoodBev.com
Ebola fears: Blame Hollywood?
Source: The Hill
Georgetown professor drops class to become U.S. Ebola coordinator
Source: Georgetown Voice
Plane Of Good Samaritans: Why Fly To (And From) West Africa
Source: North Country Public Radio
Ivory Coast Exporters Ramp Up Cocoa Shipments Amid Ebola Fears
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Ebola’s negative economic impact to spread in Africa
Source: The Malay Mail Online
Army medics' Africa mission to battle Ebola outbreak
Source: Darlington & Stockton Times
Uganda says no fresh cases of Ebola like Marburg virus
Source: Capital FM
Doctors back Kenya fight against Ebola
Source: The Star
“The Hot Zone” and the mythos of Ebola
Source: ScienceBlogs
Could mobile marketing be the key to combating Ebola in Africa?
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Nine "Diseases" CDC Considers More Important Than Ebola
Source: Amy Ridenour's National Center Blog
Navy scientist serves as front line Ebola fighter in Liberia
Source: Stars and Stripes
Cuba pledges more doctors, nurses to fight Ebola in Africa
Source; Myrtle Beach Online
Ugandan leader calls for political mobilization against Ebola
Source; StarAfrica
An Ebola Outbreak Contained: What U.S. And Other Nations Can Learn From Nigeria
Source: Forbes
Ebola Hysteria Fever: A Real Epidemic
Source: Huffington Post
Red Algae Extract Fights Ebola … and HIV, SARS and HCV
Source: Global Research
What the Ebola Experts Miss
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Former ObamaCare adviser: Pentagon’s Ebola team is ‘overkill’
Source: The Hill
U.N. Group Urges China's Wealthy to Fight Ebola
Source: The Wall Street Journal
In Fight to Stop Ebola, Nigeria Got Right Everything America Got Wrong
Source: The Cable
New Africa Books - Special Ebola Edition for 20 October 2014
Source: Sub-Saharan Monitor
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Africa News Headlines - Special Ebola Edition - 21 October 2014
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 31 July 2014
Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial: Judge Thokozile Masipa Has Considerable Testimony To Consider
Source: Sports World News
Michelle Obama Urges Young Africans to Embrace Women's Rights
Source: Voice of America
Trade, Investment, Growth Are Key Issues at US-Africa Summit
Source: Voice of America
Barclays Africa to expand in Nigeria
Source: Business Day
Ambulance fitted to restore eyesight in Togo, West Africa
Source: Tyler Morning Telegraph
Fort Worth doctor in Africa tests positive for Ebola virus
Source: KHOU-TV
Liberia shuts all schools as Ebola virus spreads
Source: France24
World’s first malaria vaccine to hit markets soon
Source: Free Malaysia Today
US not looking for permanent military presence in Africa
Source: Business Standard
First lady asks African leaders to change gender attitudes
Source: The Modesto Bee/AP
State Dept. official: Anti-gay laws ‘not consistent’ with African values
Source: Washington Blade
U.S. Africa Summit Leaders Face Weighty Agenda for Continent
Source: United States Institute of Peace
EU, Cameroon Implement Economic Partnership Agreement
Source: Tax-News
President Jonathan Drops Wife From Washington DC Trip, To Travel With 73 Delegates
Source: Sahara Reporters
Source: Sports World News
Michelle Obama Urges Young Africans to Embrace Women's Rights
Source: Voice of America
Trade, Investment, Growth Are Key Issues at US-Africa Summit
Source: Voice of America
Barclays Africa to expand in Nigeria
Source: Business Day
Ambulance fitted to restore eyesight in Togo, West Africa
Source: Tyler Morning Telegraph
Fort Worth doctor in Africa tests positive for Ebola virus
Source: KHOU-TV
Liberia shuts all schools as Ebola virus spreads
Source: France24
World’s first malaria vaccine to hit markets soon
Source: Free Malaysia Today
US not looking for permanent military presence in Africa
Source: Business Standard
First lady asks African leaders to change gender attitudes
Source: The Modesto Bee/AP
State Dept. official: Anti-gay laws ‘not consistent’ with African values
Source: Washington Blade
U.S. Africa Summit Leaders Face Weighty Agenda for Continent
Source: United States Institute of Peace
EU, Cameroon Implement Economic Partnership Agreement
Source: Tax-News
President Jonathan Drops Wife From Washington DC Trip, To Travel With 73 Delegates
Source: Sahara Reporters
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Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 8 July 2014
Kenya on the Brink
Source: Foreign Policy
Rwandan Shadows
Source: Foreign Policy/Democracy Lab
Bitter winter hits South Africa
Source: IOL News
Kenya, Tanzania attacks hit tourism
Source: IOL News
West Africa’s misguided war on drugs
Source: Arab News
Battered By Civil War, South Sudan Falters Toward 3rd Birthday
Source: NPR/All Things Considered
Ugandan university students forced to be porn actors against their will
Source: Radio Netherlands Worldwide
Kenya: powerful groups in politics and war
Source: Global Post/AFP
Nigeria: Kidnapping and Escape of Women and Girls
Source: Africa in Transition
Kenyans fear fresh cycle of violence as ethnic reconciliation falters
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Africa in 2020: A Look at Major Sectors And Players
Source: Ventures Africa
Boko Haram 'scourge' a warning sign for all West Africa, envoy says
Source: Christian Science Monitor
10 Young African Millionaires To Watch 2014
Source: Forbes
Sisi looks to strengthen Egypt's African ties with Nile in mind
Source: Al-Monitor
Africa as we know her might soon be history thanks to rebels, minerals, and drugs
Source: Mail & Guardian
Mandela Secretary's Memoirs Cause Stir in S. Africa
Source: Voice of America
West Africa: UN envoy cites region’s daunting challenges, Boko Haram threat to Nigeria
Source: UN News Centre
Want to make an easy $300,000 in Africa?
Source: TechZim
The Re-Colonization Of Africa: How The US Military’s War On Terror Is Shield For Expansion Through AFRICOM
Source: MintPress News
Mobilizing Researchers to End Poverty in Africa
Source: World Bank
Scandal erupts over South Africa's 'farm of horrors'
Source: Los Angeles Times
The West is obsessed with ‘saving’ Africa. Is that the problem?
Source: The Washington Post
Africa World Documentary Film Festival kicks off this month
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Central Africa's c.bank cuts rate, revises 2014 GDP forecast down
Source: Reuters
EMD secures African locomotive orders
Source: International Railway Journal
ICTs key in MSMEs growth—Mbabazi
Source: New Vision
Upstanding gallery for 'members only'
Source: Times Live
The Moral Bankruptcy of Failed African States
Source: Somaliland Press
Today's Poll: Should Americans be able to hunt big game in Africa?
Source: The Batavian
Source: Foreign Policy
Rwandan Shadows
Source: Foreign Policy/Democracy Lab
Bitter winter hits South Africa
Source: IOL News
Kenya, Tanzania attacks hit tourism
Source: IOL News
West Africa’s misguided war on drugs
Source: Arab News
Battered By Civil War, South Sudan Falters Toward 3rd Birthday
Source: NPR/All Things Considered
Ugandan university students forced to be porn actors against their will
Source: Radio Netherlands Worldwide
Kenya: powerful groups in politics and war
Source: Global Post/AFP
Nigeria: Kidnapping and Escape of Women and Girls
Source: Africa in Transition
Kenyans fear fresh cycle of violence as ethnic reconciliation falters
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Africa in 2020: A Look at Major Sectors And Players
Source: Ventures Africa
Boko Haram 'scourge' a warning sign for all West Africa, envoy says
Source: Christian Science Monitor
10 Young African Millionaires To Watch 2014
Source: Forbes
Sisi looks to strengthen Egypt's African ties with Nile in mind
Source: Al-Monitor
Africa as we know her might soon be history thanks to rebels, minerals, and drugs
Source: Mail & Guardian
Mandela Secretary's Memoirs Cause Stir in S. Africa
Source: Voice of America
West Africa: UN envoy cites region’s daunting challenges, Boko Haram threat to Nigeria
Source: UN News Centre
Want to make an easy $300,000 in Africa?
Source: TechZim
The Re-Colonization Of Africa: How The US Military’s War On Terror Is Shield For Expansion Through AFRICOM
Source: MintPress News
Mobilizing Researchers to End Poverty in Africa
Source: World Bank
Scandal erupts over South Africa's 'farm of horrors'
Source: Los Angeles Times
The West is obsessed with ‘saving’ Africa. Is that the problem?
Source: The Washington Post
Africa World Documentary Film Festival kicks off this month
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Central Africa's c.bank cuts rate, revises 2014 GDP forecast down
Source: Reuters
EMD secures African locomotive orders
Source: International Railway Journal
ICTs key in MSMEs growth—Mbabazi
Source: New Vision
Upstanding gallery for 'members only'
Source: Times Live
The Moral Bankruptcy of Failed African States
Source: Somaliland Press
Today's Poll: Should Americans be able to hunt big game in Africa?
Source: The Batavian
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 1 July 2014
Oscar Pistorius ruled sane, as South Africa again transfixed by murder trial (+video)
Source: Christian Science Monitor
John Oliver Breaks Down the U.S. Influence on Uganda's Anti-Gay Laws
Source: The Wire
Priest Pioneers Peace Process Amid CAR’s Chaos
Source: Eurasia Review
Detained journalist to appear in #Swazi court
Source: MWC News
Is the United States Cutting Aid to Uganda Going to Help?
Source: Care2
Industrialise, Africa's Least Developed Countries urged
Source: IPP Media
Texas teen hunts game in Africa, petition asks Facebook to take down her pictures
Source: KVUE-TV
UN blacklists Ugandan group for using child soldiers
Source; Aljazeera America
Tropical countries' growing wealth may aid conservation
Source: Phys.org
Marzouki Visits Sahel Seeking Investment Opportunities
Source: Tunisia Live
Top Turkish real estate company to invest in Uganda
Source: New Vision
Kenya wants Modi visit
Source: Business Standard
Uganda TV station banned after showing president asleep in parliament
Source: Citi 97.3 FM
Global viewpoint: African cement sector
Source: World Cement
John Oliver goes after Uganda’s anti-gay law (Video)
Source: Washington Post
Obama's Secret Neo-Con Agenda
Source: Forbes
To Save Nigeria's Girls From Boko Haram, We'll Need to Help the Boys Too
Source: Take Part
Soccer: African Islamism and the “Beautiful Game”
Source: Africa in Transition
‘Oil to cash’ module can reduce corruption
Source: GhanaWeb
Kenyans can now register business via phones
Source: Capital FM
Kabila May Change Congo’s Constitution To Hang Onto Power
Source: AFK Insider
For Rangers on the Front Lines of Anti-Poaching Wars, Daily Trauma
Source: National Geographic
Source: Christian Science Monitor
John Oliver Breaks Down the U.S. Influence on Uganda's Anti-Gay Laws
Source: The Wire
Priest Pioneers Peace Process Amid CAR’s Chaos
Source: Eurasia Review
Detained journalist to appear in #Swazi court
Source: MWC News
Is the United States Cutting Aid to Uganda Going to Help?
Source: Care2
Industrialise, Africa's Least Developed Countries urged
Source: IPP Media
Texas teen hunts game in Africa, petition asks Facebook to take down her pictures
Source: KVUE-TV
UN blacklists Ugandan group for using child soldiers
Source; Aljazeera America
Tropical countries' growing wealth may aid conservation
Source: Phys.org
Marzouki Visits Sahel Seeking Investment Opportunities
Source: Tunisia Live
Top Turkish real estate company to invest in Uganda
Source: New Vision
Kenya wants Modi visit
Source: Business Standard
Uganda TV station banned after showing president asleep in parliament
Source: Citi 97.3 FM
Global viewpoint: African cement sector
Source: World Cement
John Oliver goes after Uganda’s anti-gay law (Video)
Source: Washington Post
Obama's Secret Neo-Con Agenda
Source: Forbes
To Save Nigeria's Girls From Boko Haram, We'll Need to Help the Boys Too
Source: Take Part
Soccer: African Islamism and the “Beautiful Game”
Source: Africa in Transition
‘Oil to cash’ module can reduce corruption
Source: GhanaWeb
Kenyans can now register business via phones
Source: Capital FM
Kabila May Change Congo’s Constitution To Hang Onto Power
Source: AFK Insider
For Rangers on the Front Lines of Anti-Poaching Wars, Daily Trauma
Source: National Geographic
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 12 June 2014
Sex toys may be illegal in many African states but social taboos are fading
Source: The Guardian
Afreximbank to inject over $18m into Gabonese economy
Source: StarAfrica
African Wildlife Conservation and Kenya’s Wildlife Policy Act
Source: Africa in Transition
Total starts new oil operations in Angola
Source: UPI
FEATURE: Is there enough funding for startups in Africa?
Source: HumanIPO
Canada not exploiting competitive advantages to boost African trade: forum told
Source: Montreal Gazette
Economic and Financial Integration, a Must for Africa: Moroccan Minister
Source: Morocco World News
Africa-America Institute Begins Conversations on Africa Series in Washington
Source: Sierra Express Media
Nigeria’s Internally Displaced Population a Humanitarian Disaster Waiting to Happen
Source: Africa in Transition
Made In Africa, Duty-Free In The US, And About To Expire. Will the Sun Set On AGOA?
Source: AFK Insider
Germany adopts new Africa policy: ambassador
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Hillary Clinton says in memoir that there's very little U.S. military presence in Africa
Source: Tampa Bay Times/Politifact
Kenya, Israel to resume direct flights after 12 years
Source: World Bulletin
Towards Making Africa an Innovation Hub
Source: This Day Live
Zimbabwe leads Africa in literacy
Source: Bulawayo 24
What Africa's children need to succeed
Source: The Guardian
Is Brazil losing interest in Africa?
Source: Eye Witness News
Q&A with the South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool
Source: Africa Agribusiness
Terrorism threat cripples Kenya's tourism industry
Source: Sowetan
West Africa needs to look at partially decriminalising drugs, says thinktank
Source: The Guardian
Why a U.S. Partnership with Africa Makes Sense
Source: Institutional Investor
Africa and West pledge more support in war against Boko Haram
Source: Reuters Canada
MasterCard Index Ranks Africa’s Cities with Highest Growth Potential
Source: StarAfrica
Africa and the FIFA World Cup - a historical journey
Source: GhanaWeb
Metals of Africa raises funds; focus on Rio Mazoe Project in Mozambique
Source: Proactive Investors Australia
Meet Ranger Jay: The extraordinary adventures of Jay Katzen
Source: Anchorage Press
Engaging Wall Street On Power Africa
Source: 3BL Media
Source: The Guardian
Afreximbank to inject over $18m into Gabonese economy
Source: StarAfrica
African Wildlife Conservation and Kenya’s Wildlife Policy Act
Source: Africa in Transition
Total starts new oil operations in Angola
Source: UPI
FEATURE: Is there enough funding for startups in Africa?
Source: HumanIPO
Canada not exploiting competitive advantages to boost African trade: forum told
Source: Montreal Gazette
Economic and Financial Integration, a Must for Africa: Moroccan Minister
Source: Morocco World News
Africa-America Institute Begins Conversations on Africa Series in Washington
Source: Sierra Express Media
Nigeria’s Internally Displaced Population a Humanitarian Disaster Waiting to Happen
Source: Africa in Transition
Made In Africa, Duty-Free In The US, And About To Expire. Will the Sun Set On AGOA?
Source: AFK Insider
Germany adopts new Africa policy: ambassador
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Hillary Clinton says in memoir that there's very little U.S. military presence in Africa
Source: Tampa Bay Times/Politifact
Kenya, Israel to resume direct flights after 12 years
Source: World Bulletin
Towards Making Africa an Innovation Hub
Source: This Day Live
Zimbabwe leads Africa in literacy
Source: Bulawayo 24
What Africa's children need to succeed
Source: The Guardian
Is Brazil losing interest in Africa?
Source: Eye Witness News
Q&A with the South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool
Source: Africa Agribusiness
Terrorism threat cripples Kenya's tourism industry
Source: Sowetan
West Africa needs to look at partially decriminalising drugs, says thinktank
Source: The Guardian
Why a U.S. Partnership with Africa Makes Sense
Source: Institutional Investor
Africa and West pledge more support in war against Boko Haram
Source: Reuters Canada
MasterCard Index Ranks Africa’s Cities with Highest Growth Potential
Source: StarAfrica
Africa and the FIFA World Cup - a historical journey
Source: GhanaWeb
Metals of Africa raises funds; focus on Rio Mazoe Project in Mozambique
Source: Proactive Investors Australia
Meet Ranger Jay: The extraordinary adventures of Jay Katzen
Source: Anchorage Press
Engaging Wall Street On Power Africa
Source: 3BL Media
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 28 May 2014
Making a hash(tag) of Africa policy
Source: The Hill
Gabon Oil Company to boost oil sales, eyes acquisitions
Source: Reuters
Independents stepping up role in Nigeria’s oil industry
Source: Business Day
China Turns To Africa For Resources, Jobs And Future Customers
Source: NPR's Fresh Air
Zebras take prize for longest terrestrial large mammal migration in Africa
Source: PBS Newshour
Interactive Map: Africa’s mixed progress on water and sanitation access
Source: Humanosphere
No sex please, we're parliamentarians: S.Africa's ANC
Source: Yahoo! News
U.S. Special Forces Worry #BringBackOurGirls Will Tweet Them Into Africa Like #Kony2012 Did
Source: The Wire
How is China expanding its economic empire in Africa?
Source: PRI's The World
E-learning Africa Conference opens in Uganda
Source: New Vision
Why Ending Child Marriage in Africa Can No Longer Wait
Source: Inter Press Service
Youth unemployment Africa’s greatest challenge
Source: NewsDay
Boko Haram too extreme for 'al Qaeda in W.Africa' brand
Source: Reuters
US prepares investment push into Africa
Source: Financial Times
US special operations troops reportedly training counterterrorism units in Africa
Source: Fox News
Africa maintains growth momentum despite security challenges
Source: Euronews
African young people are shaping their future
Source: UNAIDS
Gabon starts talks on massive Belinga iron ore mining
Source: The Africa Report
Source: The Hill
Gabon Oil Company to boost oil sales, eyes acquisitions
Source: Reuters
Independents stepping up role in Nigeria’s oil industry
Source: Business Day
China Turns To Africa For Resources, Jobs And Future Customers
Source: NPR's Fresh Air
Zebras take prize for longest terrestrial large mammal migration in Africa
Source: PBS Newshour
Interactive Map: Africa’s mixed progress on water and sanitation access
Source: Humanosphere
No sex please, we're parliamentarians: S.Africa's ANC
Source: Yahoo! News
U.S. Special Forces Worry #BringBackOurGirls Will Tweet Them Into Africa Like #Kony2012 Did
Source: The Wire
How is China expanding its economic empire in Africa?
Source: PRI's The World
E-learning Africa Conference opens in Uganda
Source: New Vision
Why Ending Child Marriage in Africa Can No Longer Wait
Source: Inter Press Service
Youth unemployment Africa’s greatest challenge
Source: NewsDay
Boko Haram too extreme for 'al Qaeda in W.Africa' brand
Source: Reuters
US prepares investment push into Africa
Source: Financial Times
US special operations troops reportedly training counterterrorism units in Africa
Source: Fox News
Africa maintains growth momentum despite security challenges
Source: Euronews
African young people are shaping their future
Source: UNAIDS
Gabon starts talks on massive Belinga iron ore mining
Source: The Africa Report
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Monday, May 26, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 26 May 2014
U.S. Trains African Commandos to Fight Terrorism
Source: New York Times
Saudis drawn to Cameroon as investment and tourism destination
Source: Saudi Gazette
FG to revigorate rural electrification agency •Pledges renewable energy policy soon
Source: Nigerian Tribune
Mobile Internet Comes To Africa In A Big Way
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Why Nigeria, Others Lose Investors in Power
Source: This Day Live
U.S. seeks to expand business opportunities in Africa
Source: BusinessDay
Swaziland's reserves dwindle to $790,000
Source: Aljazeera
For a new approach in US-Africa relations
Source: The Africa Report
The Next 50 Years: Africa’s Obligation to Posterity
Source: Nehanda Radio
Mobile offers brighter future for Africa's rural homes
Source: BBC News
Nigerian military official claims he knows whereabouts of kidnapped girls
Source: CNN
South Africa appoints first lesbian to cabinet
Source: The Guardian
Airtel reiterates commitment to work with govts on human capital
Source: WorldStage
Angola and Gabon 'to become holiday hotspots'
Source: The Telegraph
Source: New York Times
Saudis drawn to Cameroon as investment and tourism destination
Source: Saudi Gazette
FG to revigorate rural electrification agency •Pledges renewable energy policy soon
Source: Nigerian Tribune
Mobile Internet Comes To Africa In A Big Way
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Why Nigeria, Others Lose Investors in Power
Source: This Day Live
U.S. seeks to expand business opportunities in Africa
Source: BusinessDay
Swaziland's reserves dwindle to $790,000
Source: Aljazeera
For a new approach in US-Africa relations
Source: The Africa Report
The Next 50 Years: Africa’s Obligation to Posterity
Source: Nehanda Radio
Mobile offers brighter future for Africa's rural homes
Source: BBC News
Nigerian military official claims he knows whereabouts of kidnapped girls
Source: CNN
South Africa appoints first lesbian to cabinet
Source: The Guardian
Airtel reiterates commitment to work with govts on human capital
Source: WorldStage
Angola and Gabon 'to become holiday hotspots'
Source: The Telegraph
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 15 May 2014
Young leaders plot brighter future for Africa
Source: Cape Argus/IOL News
Interview: Dispelling myths about Chad
Source: How We Made It In Africa
Sudan denounces UN claims LRA leader is present in its territory
Source Sudan Tribune
Gabon drops three firms from oil licensing deal
Source: Business Recorder
Orchid fever grips South Africa
Source: IOL Lifestyle
Britain, U.S. warn citizens of high risk of attacks in Kenya
Source: Chicago Tribune
Rwanda, Uganda kick-start regional railway project
Source: New Vision
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s Visit to Africa: A (Rail)road to Success in Sino-African Relations?
Source: Brookings Institution
Advancing Economic Freedom: An Antidote to Boko Haram
Source: The Heritage Foundation
How to feed Africa and sustain the environment
Source: The Africa Report
How wildlife crime links us all to conflicts in Africa
Source: New Scientist
U.S. Africa Command Team supports Department of State-led support effort in Nigeria
Source: DefenceWeb
Kagame’s Singapore of Africa Economy Rewards Debt: Africa Credit
Source: Bloomberg
What homes Africa’s super rich spend their billions on
Source: Standard Digital
Crisis response Marines positioned closer to Africa
Source: Marine Corps Times
The S Africans making it big in America
Source: TechCentral
The U.S. Military’s New Normal in Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Africa's Richest Woman Plans To Increase Stake In Portuguese Bank
Source: Forbes
Criticism Leveled at China on Africa Investment Is 'Absurd,' Says Ambassador
Source: Wall Street Journal
The surge in Africa direct investment
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria, South Africa among foreign investors’ choice locations in Africa
Source: Premium Times
Africa assumes onus on disaster relief with catastrophe insurance pool
Source: Reuters
Chinese Money In Africa Directed Away From Oil, Toward Other Sectors
Source: International Business Times
Mineral Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Critique
Source: The African Executive
Boko Haram in Nigeria: The Way Forward
Source: Brookings Institution
China Inc. Moves Factory Floor to Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
From winery to factories, Chinese firms investing billions in South Africa
Source: South China Morning Post
Source: Cape Argus/IOL News
Interview: Dispelling myths about Chad
Source: How We Made It In Africa
Sudan denounces UN claims LRA leader is present in its territory
Source Sudan Tribune
Gabon drops three firms from oil licensing deal
Source: Business Recorder
Orchid fever grips South Africa
Source: IOL Lifestyle
Britain, U.S. warn citizens of high risk of attacks in Kenya
Source: Chicago Tribune
Rwanda, Uganda kick-start regional railway project
Source: New Vision
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s Visit to Africa: A (Rail)road to Success in Sino-African Relations?
Source: Brookings Institution
Advancing Economic Freedom: An Antidote to Boko Haram
Source: The Heritage Foundation
How to feed Africa and sustain the environment
Source: The Africa Report
How wildlife crime links us all to conflicts in Africa
Source: New Scientist
U.S. Africa Command Team supports Department of State-led support effort in Nigeria
Source: DefenceWeb
Kagame’s Singapore of Africa Economy Rewards Debt: Africa Credit
Source: Bloomberg
What homes Africa’s super rich spend their billions on
Source: Standard Digital
Crisis response Marines positioned closer to Africa
Source: Marine Corps Times
The S Africans making it big in America
Source: TechCentral
The U.S. Military’s New Normal in Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Africa's Richest Woman Plans To Increase Stake In Portuguese Bank
Source: Forbes
Criticism Leveled at China on Africa Investment Is 'Absurd,' Says Ambassador
Source: Wall Street Journal
The surge in Africa direct investment
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria, South Africa among foreign investors’ choice locations in Africa
Source: Premium Times
Africa assumes onus on disaster relief with catastrophe insurance pool
Source: Reuters
Chinese Money In Africa Directed Away From Oil, Toward Other Sectors
Source: International Business Times
Mineral Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Critique
Source: The African Executive
Boko Haram in Nigeria: The Way Forward
Source: Brookings Institution
China Inc. Moves Factory Floor to Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
From winery to factories, Chinese firms investing billions in South Africa
Source: South China Morning Post
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Saturday, May 3, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 3 May 2013
Anti-poaching plan wins Eton boys trip to Africa
Source: Windsor Ascot & Eton Express
Gabon oil minister sees rise in 2014 output
Source: Reuters
Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso top African mobile phone growth
Source: Star Africa
Ivory Coast tries ecotourism to save chimpanzees
Source: Appeal-Democrat
Rwanda behind killings of Kagame’s critics
Source: SAPA-AFP
Kenya's trade ties with Nigeria expected to grow
Source: Standard Digital
Pictures: Myleene Klass sends temperatures soaring in South Africa as she models bikini from her own range
Source: Daily Mirror
Responsible Tourism hot on WTM Africa's agenda
Source: eTurbo News
Renewable energy will power Africa’s ambitious future
Source: The National
US Deployments to Africa Raise a Host of Issues
Source: Defense News
Why Ebola isn't just Africa's problem
Source: Detroit Free Press
Premier Li’s visit to boost China-Africa economic ties
Source: CCTV
Kerry Calls for U.S. Investment in Africa, Warns on Corruption
Source: Bloomberg
Africa is on the Rise, and We Need To Help Make Sure it Continues
Source: U.S. Department of State
Envoy warns West to respect Kenya as independent state
Source: Standard Digital
East African leaders launch projects to speed up cargo clearance
Source: Coastweek
Source: Windsor Ascot & Eton Express
Gabon oil minister sees rise in 2014 output
Source: Reuters
Zimbabwe, Burkina Faso top African mobile phone growth
Source: Star Africa
Ivory Coast tries ecotourism to save chimpanzees
Source: Appeal-Democrat
Rwanda behind killings of Kagame’s critics
Source: SAPA-AFP
Kenya's trade ties with Nigeria expected to grow
Source: Standard Digital
Pictures: Myleene Klass sends temperatures soaring in South Africa as she models bikini from her own range
Source: Daily Mirror
Responsible Tourism hot on WTM Africa's agenda
Source: eTurbo News
Renewable energy will power Africa’s ambitious future
Source: The National
US Deployments to Africa Raise a Host of Issues
Source: Defense News
Why Ebola isn't just Africa's problem
Source: Detroit Free Press
Premier Li’s visit to boost China-Africa economic ties
Source: CCTV
Kerry Calls for U.S. Investment in Africa, Warns on Corruption
Source: Bloomberg
Africa is on the Rise, and We Need To Help Make Sure it Continues
Source: U.S. Department of State
Envoy warns West to respect Kenya as independent state
Source: Standard Digital
East African leaders launch projects to speed up cargo clearance
Source: Coastweek
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Sunday, April 13, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 13 April 2014
Ethiopia: African Anti-graft Court sought to arrest culprits of illicit capital flight
Source: African Manager
Private equity helps drive African growth
Source: Business Day
From North to South, East to West, Media Freedom in Africa Under Challenge
Source: AllAfrica.com
African problems stem from mindset, says don
Source: Daily News
Rewinding The Charts: USA For Africa's 'We Are The World' Tops Hot 100
Source: Billboard
Air Force mission on the rise in Africa amid Afghan drawdown
Source: Stars and Stripes
Crisis response force adds fire power to US base in Africa
Source: Stars and Stripes
Guinea-Bissau votes amid major challenges
Source: Aljazeera
Côte d’Ivoire ‘one of Africa’s best bets’, says investor
Source: Business Day
Young Architects in Africa Announced
Source: Arch Daily
Kenyan Telecom Uses Free Wi-Fi on Minibuses to Get Consumers Hooked on Mobile Internet
Source: NASDAQ
Somaliland: A Unique, Strange and Intriguing Place, certainly it is
Source: Somaliland Sun
Tanzania awaits Kenya for Holili border status
Source: East African Business Week
Uhuru Kenyatta, Paul Kagame criticised over lack of media freedom
Source: Daily Nation
Rooting for agribusiness development in Africa
Source: The Independent (Uganda)
Uganda Wants India’s Help To Boost Energy Sector
Source: AFK Insider
Source: African Manager
Private equity helps drive African growth
Source: Business Day
From North to South, East to West, Media Freedom in Africa Under Challenge
Source: AllAfrica.com
African problems stem from mindset, says don
Source: Daily News
Rewinding The Charts: USA For Africa's 'We Are The World' Tops Hot 100
Source: Billboard
Air Force mission on the rise in Africa amid Afghan drawdown
Source: Stars and Stripes
Crisis response force adds fire power to US base in Africa
Source: Stars and Stripes
Guinea-Bissau votes amid major challenges
Source: Aljazeera
Côte d’Ivoire ‘one of Africa’s best bets’, says investor
Source: Business Day
Young Architects in Africa Announced
Source: Arch Daily
Kenyan Telecom Uses Free Wi-Fi on Minibuses to Get Consumers Hooked on Mobile Internet
Source: NASDAQ
Somaliland: A Unique, Strange and Intriguing Place, certainly it is
Source: Somaliland Sun
Tanzania awaits Kenya for Holili border status
Source: East African Business Week
Uhuru Kenyatta, Paul Kagame criticised over lack of media freedom
Source: Daily Nation
Rooting for agribusiness development in Africa
Source: The Independent (Uganda)
Uganda Wants India’s Help To Boost Energy Sector
Source: AFK Insider
Labels:
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energy,
Ethiopia,
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Guinea-Bissau,
Kenya,
media,
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Rwanda,
Somaliland,
Tanzania,
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