African heartbreak as Ivory Coast out of World Cup
Source: Economic Times/AP
Over 400 Tanzanians in foreign jails over drugs
Source: IPP Media
Uganda Lashes Out at U.S. Sanctions; Will Hurt 'Most Vulnerable'
Source: The Advocate
What does Wikipedia need to do in Africa?
Source: htxt.africa
Serenus Biotherapeutics sees large potential market in Africa
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Growing CIA and Pentagon Involvement in Africa
Source: Global Research
Germany announces new approach to Africa development cooperation
Source: EurActiv
Ebola epidemic in West Africa 'out of control'
Source: CNN
Anti-Gay UN Assembly President: An Unnecessary Obstacle
Source: Huffington Post
Africa's ecosystems imperilled by mining frenzy
Source: The Ecologist
Green Bay boy takes love of baseball to Africa
Source: Green Bay Press-Gazette
War on polio: A call to African mothers
Source: Aljazeera
Pernod to Bottle Indian Whisky Brands in Africa
Source: The Spirits Business
International arbitration Africa style
Source: The Global Legal Post
Japan firms losing to rivals in Africa
Source: Japan Times
Canada to open Africa trade office in Joburg
Source: SouthAfrica.info
Organic farm in Benin, an example for Africa
Source: News24
Who is Sam Kahamba Kutesa?
Source: New Vision
Out of Africa And Into Asia – Chocolate Makers Eye Asian Demand
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Thank Africa’s lousy internet for Facebook’s improved Android app
Source: Quartz
Jill Biden to travel to Africa
Source: Miami Herald/McClatchy
Illegal Trade, Poaching Help Fund Terror Activities in Africa: Report
Source: NDTV
The 12 Hottest Startups In Africa
Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Nigeria: African Country At An Economic Turning Point
Source: NASDAQ
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 25 June 2014
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 20 April 2014
Chinese, Gabonese presidents exchange congratulations on anniversary of ties
Source: Xinhua
Benin: Africa urged to follow the example of China in development programme
Source: African Manager
Skytrax: Kigali Airport Best in East Africa
Source: This Day Live
Zuriel Meets Assistant Secretary of State for Africa in Washington DC
Source: Business Day
Nigeria introduces novel recycling incentives
Source: Aljazeera
Pope Francis makes Easter plea for peace in Ukraine, Syria and Africa
Source: Calgary Sun
Omidyar Network's Karol Boudreaux offers optimistic view of African economies
Source: Examiner.com
Private-equity investors look deeper into Africa
Source: Business Day
'The Bright Continent: Breaking Rules and Making Change in Modern Africa,' by Dayo Olopade
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Carlyle launches sub-Saharan Africa fund
Source: Gulf News
Conservationist Shot In Africa's Oldest Nature Preserve
Source: NPR
SOMALIA: Al-Shabaab woos Coast youth as noose tightens
Source: Midnimo
Chilling ghost of Rwanda genocide lives on two decades later
Source: Standard Digital
Africa land grabs endanger elephants
Source: Fox News
Silesian student spends 15 months in Central Africa to investigate ivory trade
Source: Prague Post
President Uhuru Kenyatta to lead five cabinet secretaries for a state visit to Qatar
Source: Standard Digital
Turkey's increasing trade with Africa hoped to combat CAD
Source: Sunday's Zaman
Source: Xinhua
Benin: Africa urged to follow the example of China in development programme
Source: African Manager
Skytrax: Kigali Airport Best in East Africa
Source: This Day Live
Zuriel Meets Assistant Secretary of State for Africa in Washington DC
Source: Business Day
Nigeria introduces novel recycling incentives
Source: Aljazeera
Pope Francis makes Easter plea for peace in Ukraine, Syria and Africa
Source: Calgary Sun
Omidyar Network's Karol Boudreaux offers optimistic view of African economies
Source: Examiner.com
Private-equity investors look deeper into Africa
Source: Business Day
'The Bright Continent: Breaking Rules and Making Change in Modern Africa,' by Dayo Olopade
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Carlyle launches sub-Saharan Africa fund
Source: Gulf News
Conservationist Shot In Africa's Oldest Nature Preserve
Source: NPR
SOMALIA: Al-Shabaab woos Coast youth as noose tightens
Source: Midnimo
Chilling ghost of Rwanda genocide lives on two decades later
Source: Standard Digital
Africa land grabs endanger elephants
Source: Fox News
Silesian student spends 15 months in Central Africa to investigate ivory trade
Source: Prague Post
President Uhuru Kenyatta to lead five cabinet secretaries for a state visit to Qatar
Source: Standard Digital
Turkey's increasing trade with Africa hoped to combat CAD
Source: Sunday's Zaman
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