Obama: We have a moral obligation to support Africa’s progress
Source: McClatchy News Service
The Obama Administration Needs to Stop Ignoring Africa:
Seven Ways the U.S. Could Help
Source: The Daily Signal
What China Is Saying About The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit
Source: AFK Insider
US-Africa leaders summit begins in Washington with trade high on the agenda
Source: Deutsche Welle
Obama hosts Africa summit with an eye on legacy
Source: West Hawaii Today
US gov’t had role in Ebola drug given aid workers
Source: Washington Post/AP
Why Africa needs more regional integration
Source: World Economic Forum Blog
Six celebs who’ve advocated for Africa in Washington
Source: Washington Post
A cheat sheet for the US-Africa Leaders Summit
Source: Miami Herald/The Root
Bet on Africa rising
Source Washington Post
African Ambassadors in US Seek Ebola Help at Summit
Source: Voice of America
African Leaders: No One Country Can Stop Elephant Poaching
Source: NPR/Morning Edition
Obama's U.S.-Africa Forum Will Catalyze $14 Billion In Business Deals
Source: Forbes
How human rights issues factor into African economic advancement
Source: PBS Newshour
Remarks by National Security Advisor Susan E. Rice
“Africa and America: Partners in a Shared Future”
Source: The White House
Kenyan scholars say U.S.-Africa summit confirms the continent's prestige
Source: Shanghai Daily
Who’s behind Uganda’s step forward on same-sex rights?
Source: Washington Post
Kagame: US-Africa summit should focus on partnerships
Source: The New Times
Botswana’s Khama misses US-Africa Leaders Summit
Source: StarAfrica
Africa agricultural initiative gets $7 billion boost from private companies
Source: The Washington Post
The US-Africa Summit: Footnote or Defining Moment? | Commentary
Source: Roll Call
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit: Why Africa is cause for 'considerable optimism'
Source: CBC News
Lionel Richie will perform at the Africa ‘state dinner’ at the White House
Source: The Washington Post
US opens Africa summit with call for political tolerance
Source: Yahoo! News/AFP
South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters Making a Splash
Source: Africa in Transition
5 reasons Obama’s Africa leaders’ summit matters
Source: Fox2Now/CNN
Shadow Events Hope To Skim Some Attention From U.S.-Africa Summit
Source: NPR
African leaders to convene in D.C. for summit focused on economic potential
Source: The Washington Post
Looking for Bright Spots in Africa
Source: Partnership for a Secure America
Kenya seeks to tap into over Sh1 trillion US investment in Africa
Source: Standard Digital
Obama Wins $14 Billion in Company Pledges for Africa Investment
Source: Newsmax
Beds of state: Making the visiting African leaders feel at home
Source: The Washington Post
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit:
Climate Change Makes Sustainable Development Crucial to Africa
Source: The White House
3 Takeaways From Day 1 of the US-Africa Leaders Summit
Source: The Root
US outpaces Japan, UAE and South Africa in trade with Kenya
Source: The Star
Business, Ebola discussed at US-Africa summit
Source: The Washington Post
West African crude oil exports to Asia to fall in August
Source: Reuters
Setting a Course for Obama’s Rudderless Africa Policy
Source: The Heritage Foundation
Africa Oil State Hooked on U.S. Fuel: Chart of the Day
Source: Bloomberg
Biden tells African leaders at summit that attacking corruption is good for business
Source: The Washington Post
Terrorism and Security in Africa: A Global Challenge
Source: The Huffington Post
The African leaders who haven’t been invited to D.C. —
and the surprising ones who were
Source: The Washington Post
The US & Africa: How the Game Has Changed
Source: The Star
Africa’s about more than Ebola, it’s about optimism, too
Source: Reuters
A playlist in honor of this week’s Africa summit in D.C.
Source: The Washington Post
Youth unemployment is a global issue - Mbabazi
Source: New Vision
First ladies who lunch at National Museum of African Art …
and those who stand around
Source: The Washington Post
Africa: The Richest Region For Young Workers And Consumers
Source: GPB News
African Leaders: No One Country Can Stop Elephant Poaching
Source: Texas Public Radio
Alternative African summit challenges the official one
Source: The Washington Post
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Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 5 August 2014 - U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit Edition
Labels:
Amama Mbabazi,
Barack Obama,
climate change,
Ebola,
human rights,
Investment,
Japan,
Kenya,
Lionel Richie,
oil,
Paul Kagame,
poaching,
security,
South Africa,
terrorism,
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit,
wildlife
Monday, June 30, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 30 June 2014
Oscar Pistorius murder trial: live
Source: The Telegraph
Trade volumes strengthening Zambia-Japan ties
Source: Zambia Daily Mail
Yahsat Targets 600m Africans With Satellite Broadband
Source: Leadership Newspapers
Buying Into Paradise – Mauritius Woos Foreign Investors
Source: Ventures Africa
South Africa to commemorate Mandela Day
Source: Korea Times
The case for capital market integration in West Africa
Source: Business Day
African successes clouded by lack of economic data
Source: Ecns.cn
Tunisia should look to sub-Saharan Africa to expand growth
Source: Al-Monitor
Yale musicians study West Africa's drumbeats, a village at a time
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Rise of Africa opens up new opportunities
Source: East African Business Week
Back to the future? Battling Jihadis in Africa
Source: Journal-Pioneer
Stunning Pictures: Inside Africa's Last Wetland Wilderness
Source: National Geographic
UN determined to help Africa fight terrorism
Source: New Vision
Growth in Africa outperforms SWIFT’s global growth
Source: Business Day
Rothschild fund raises US$530mil to invest in Africa
Source: The Star Online
Electrify Africa and Save Hundreds of Millions of Lives
Source: Forbes
West Africa can’t manage the Ebola outbreak
Source: Washington Post
Oscar Pistorius murder trial to resume after psychiatric evaluation
Source: CNN
Source: The Telegraph
Trade volumes strengthening Zambia-Japan ties
Source: Zambia Daily Mail
Yahsat Targets 600m Africans With Satellite Broadband
Source: Leadership Newspapers
Buying Into Paradise – Mauritius Woos Foreign Investors
Source: Ventures Africa
South Africa to commemorate Mandela Day
Source: Korea Times
The case for capital market integration in West Africa
Source: Business Day
African successes clouded by lack of economic data
Source: Ecns.cn
Tunisia should look to sub-Saharan Africa to expand growth
Source: Al-Monitor
Yale musicians study West Africa's drumbeats, a village at a time
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Rise of Africa opens up new opportunities
Source: East African Business Week
Back to the future? Battling Jihadis in Africa
Source: Journal-Pioneer
Stunning Pictures: Inside Africa's Last Wetland Wilderness
Source: National Geographic
UN determined to help Africa fight terrorism
Source: New Vision
Growth in Africa outperforms SWIFT’s global growth
Source: Business Day
Rothschild fund raises US$530mil to invest in Africa
Source: The Star Online
Electrify Africa and Save Hundreds of Millions of Lives
Source: Forbes
West Africa can’t manage the Ebola outbreak
Source: Washington Post
Oscar Pistorius murder trial to resume after psychiatric evaluation
Source: CNN
Labels:
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 25 June 2014
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
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
Labels:
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Technology,
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Trade,
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United Nations,
Wikipedia,
World Cup
Monday, June 2, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 2 June 2014
A Frozen Conflict in the Sahara Still Enflames Morocco, Polisario
Source: The Washington Diplomat
How Africa is out-innovating Silicon Valley
Source: Boston Globe
Models of Development and Experiential Learning in the Niger Delta
Source: Brookings/Africa in Focus
Investors keen on Kenya
Source: East African Business Week
Bombings threaten Kenya growth goals, open new strains with wary West
Source: Reuters
Bright future – the key factors driving economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa
Source: Legal Week
Ugandan troops to remain in Somalia
Source: The Africa Report
Why Africa’s economic growth is not reducing poverty
Source: How We Made It in Africa
Africa's climate policies burned by firewood dependence
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Is Africa the emerging market of the decade?
Source: Bizcommunity.com
As it plans its own future, Africa engages with the world
Source: Sierra Express Media
Obama called for more SDF involvement in Africa
Source: Japan Times
IOC president indicates hope to stage Olympics in Africa
Source: The National
Spain doing its bit for Africa’s renewal
Source: BD Live
Malawi's president looks to China and Russia
Source: Aljazeera
Turnover In Gabon Mobile Telephony Sector Growing Steadily
Source: SpyGhana
On Morocco, Its Western Allies, and Africa Policy
Source: Huffington Post
South African Making Bid to Lead African Development Bank
Source: Wall Street Journal
New China-Africa Development Fund Could Add Accountability, Transparency to Chinese Investments in Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Publisher Crusades Against Female Genital Mutilation in Africa
Source: Voice of America
The need for speed: Why Africa's datacenters are still trailing behind
Source: ZDNet
The consequences of the U.S. war on terrorism in Africa
Source: Aljazeera America
Nigeria: Addressing Boko Haram’s Roots
Source: Africa in Transition
Source: The Washington Diplomat
How Africa is out-innovating Silicon Valley
Source: Boston Globe
Models of Development and Experiential Learning in the Niger Delta
Source: Brookings/Africa in Focus
Investors keen on Kenya
Source: East African Business Week
Bombings threaten Kenya growth goals, open new strains with wary West
Source: Reuters
Bright future – the key factors driving economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa
Source: Legal Week
Ugandan troops to remain in Somalia
Source: The Africa Report
Why Africa’s economic growth is not reducing poverty
Source: How We Made It in Africa
Africa's climate policies burned by firewood dependence
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Is Africa the emerging market of the decade?
Source: Bizcommunity.com
As it plans its own future, Africa engages with the world
Source: Sierra Express Media
Obama called for more SDF involvement in Africa
Source: Japan Times
IOC president indicates hope to stage Olympics in Africa
Source: The National
Spain doing its bit for Africa’s renewal
Source: BD Live
Malawi's president looks to China and Russia
Source: Aljazeera
Turnover In Gabon Mobile Telephony Sector Growing Steadily
Source: SpyGhana
On Morocco, Its Western Allies, and Africa Policy
Source: Huffington Post
South African Making Bid to Lead African Development Bank
Source: Wall Street Journal
New China-Africa Development Fund Could Add Accountability, Transparency to Chinese Investments in Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Publisher Crusades Against Female Genital Mutilation in Africa
Source: Voice of America
The need for speed: Why Africa's datacenters are still trailing behind
Source: ZDNet
The consequences of the U.S. war on terrorism in Africa
Source: Aljazeera America
Nigeria: Addressing Boko Haram’s Roots
Source: Africa in Transition
Labels:
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Nigeria,
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poverty,
Somalia,
sports,
terrorism,
Uganda,
Western Sahara
Monday, May 5, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 5 May 2014
Gabon expects output boost
Source: Upstream
China vows to avoid 'colonial' path in Africa. What will it do instead?
Source: Christian Science Monitor
An Unholy Alliance in East Africa
Source: POLITICO
Trade with Africa will double by 2020, Li Keqiang tells Ethiopia conference
Source: South China Morning Post
China, Ethiopia PMs launch Ethiopia's 1st-ever expressway
Source: Turkish Press
Kenya’s Polygamy Problem
Source: Slate
Microfinance: A little goes a long way
Source: The Daily Progress
Japan, African nations renew vow to join hands in developing Africa
Source: Kyodo News International
The Green War on Africans
Source: National Review Online
Thousands gather for Africa Bike Week
Source: IOL
Beer, banks and cement: Global companies tapping into Africa’s emerging growth pole
Source: Business Day
Inventor battles unsafe drinking water in Africa
Source: USA Today
Africa and Europe need a stable Libya, seminar told
Source: The Irish Times
What role for US in efforts to rescue Nigeria's kidnapped girls?
Source: Alaska Dispatch
African nations assured of continued flow of aid
Source: The Japan Times
US Signs Long-Term Lease for Military Base in Djibouti
Source: Voice of America
DHL optimistic about Africa's retail industry future
Source: New Business Ethiopia
Etisalat to sell African business for $650m
Source: The Peninsula
Apollo signs farm-in over Gabon gold project
Source: Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Bomb attacks: Kenya deputy president blames judges
Source: Washington Post/AP
Source: Upstream
China vows to avoid 'colonial' path in Africa. What will it do instead?
Source: Christian Science Monitor
An Unholy Alliance in East Africa
Source: POLITICO
Trade with Africa will double by 2020, Li Keqiang tells Ethiopia conference
Source: South China Morning Post
China, Ethiopia PMs launch Ethiopia's 1st-ever expressway
Source: Turkish Press
Kenya’s Polygamy Problem
Source: Slate
Microfinance: A little goes a long way
Source: The Daily Progress
Japan, African nations renew vow to join hands in developing Africa
Source: Kyodo News International
The Green War on Africans
Source: National Review Online
Thousands gather for Africa Bike Week
Source: IOL
Beer, banks and cement: Global companies tapping into Africa’s emerging growth pole
Source: Business Day
Inventor battles unsafe drinking water in Africa
Source: USA Today
Africa and Europe need a stable Libya, seminar told
Source: The Irish Times
What role for US in efforts to rescue Nigeria's kidnapped girls?
Source: Alaska Dispatch
African nations assured of continued flow of aid
Source: The Japan Times
US Signs Long-Term Lease for Military Base in Djibouti
Source: Voice of America
DHL optimistic about Africa's retail industry future
Source: New Business Ethiopia
Etisalat to sell African business for $650m
Source: The Peninsula
Apollo signs farm-in over Gabon gold project
Source: Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Bomb attacks: Kenya deputy president blames judges
Source: Washington Post/AP
Labels:
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beer,
Boko Haram,
China,
environment,
Ethiopia,
Gabon,
Japan,
Kenya,
Kiva,
marriage,
microfinance,
mining,
Nigeria,
polygamy,
telecom,
Trade,
transportation
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 4 May 2014
US offers $30M to Congo for upcoming elections
Source: Herald-Standard
FedEx acquires Supaswift businesses in Southern Africa
Source: Arabian Supply Chain
Retro rhetoric keeps red flag flying in South Africa
Source: DAWN
Kenyan Capital Hit by Blasts a Day After Explosions in Port City
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Nigeria’s homegrown hydrocarbons sector needs international capital to grow
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria Becomes Biggest Importer Of Kerosene From US
Source: Ventures Africa
DR Congo opens one of Africa's largest gold mines
Source: New Vision
‘Theft and sabotage’ lead Nigeria into an oil crisis
Source: Financial Times
Childhood fascination with Africa becomes annual trek for Tucson woman
Source: Arizona Daily Star
Once lauded as model, Turkey's Africa initiative loses momentum
Source: Today's Zaman
McCarrick on a mission for peace in Africa
Source: Washington Post/AP
THE CHATTER: It doesn't pay to connect Africa's poor to the grid
Source: BDLive
Museveni receives award for promoting trade
Source: New Vision
IGAD firmly in control of South Sudan talks, says President Uhuru Kenyatta
Source: Standard Digital
Japan vows to steadily implement $32 billion in aid for Africa
Source: Global Post
China Premier Arrives in Africa Eyeing Better Ties
Source: ABC News/AP
After Kerry talks, Kiir briefs Uhuru in Nairobi
Source: News Kenya
This Troubling Image Explains Why So Many People Are Angry With Erykah Badu
Source: PolicyMic
Source: Herald-Standard
FedEx acquires Supaswift businesses in Southern Africa
Source: Arabian Supply Chain
Retro rhetoric keeps red flag flying in South Africa
Source: DAWN
Kenyan Capital Hit by Blasts a Day After Explosions in Port City
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Nigeria’s homegrown hydrocarbons sector needs international capital to grow
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria Becomes Biggest Importer Of Kerosene From US
Source: Ventures Africa
DR Congo opens one of Africa's largest gold mines
Source: New Vision
‘Theft and sabotage’ lead Nigeria into an oil crisis
Source: Financial Times
Childhood fascination with Africa becomes annual trek for Tucson woman
Source: Arizona Daily Star
Once lauded as model, Turkey's Africa initiative loses momentum
Source: Today's Zaman
McCarrick on a mission for peace in Africa
Source: Washington Post/AP
THE CHATTER: It doesn't pay to connect Africa's poor to the grid
Source: BDLive
Museveni receives award for promoting trade
Source: New Vision
IGAD firmly in control of South Sudan talks, says President Uhuru Kenyatta
Source: Standard Digital
Japan vows to steadily implement $32 billion in aid for Africa
Source: Global Post
China Premier Arrives in Africa Eyeing Better Ties
Source: ABC News/AP
After Kerry talks, Kiir briefs Uhuru in Nairobi
Source: News Kenya
This Troubling Image Explains Why So Many People Are Angry With Erykah Badu
Source: PolicyMic
Labels:
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Swaziland,
Turkey,
Uganda
Friday, May 2, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 2 May 2014
Africa, India cultivate agricultural research ties
Source: Manica Post
Media Freedom Loses Ground in 2013
Source: Gallup World
Japanese Oil Refiner Opens Office In South Africa
Source: Ventures Africa
Kenya launches electronic system to cut trade red tape
Source: Reuters
President Uhuru Kenyatta's Speech On World Press Freedom Day
Source: The Star
Museveni travels to Kenya for Northern Corridor infrastructure summit
Source: New Vision
Africa Continues Going Mobile
Source: Gallup World
Africa Travel Market opens in Cape Town
Source: News24
Inside China: General hits U.S. in Africa
Source: Washington Times
African hipsters take vintage fashion back to the future
Source: CNN
Many Consider Media Freedom on the Decline
Source: FishbowlNY
Africa benefits from China's Growth: AU
Source: Xinhua
FedEx comes to Malawi, southern Africa
Source: Nyasa Times
Guest post: for growth to count, Africa must industrialise
Source: FT.com
A surprise: Bush is respected in Africa for launching huge campaign against AIDS
Source: Mondoweiss
Spectacular Kenya basks in Lupita Nyong'o's light
Source: Mail & Guardian
Purveyors of luxury goods have one eye set on Africa
Source: BDLive
Source: Manica Post
Media Freedom Loses Ground in 2013
Source: Gallup World
Japanese Oil Refiner Opens Office In South Africa
Source: Ventures Africa
Kenya launches electronic system to cut trade red tape
Source: Reuters
President Uhuru Kenyatta's Speech On World Press Freedom Day
Source: The Star
Museveni travels to Kenya for Northern Corridor infrastructure summit
Source: New Vision
Africa Continues Going Mobile
Source: Gallup World
Africa Travel Market opens in Cape Town
Source: News24
Inside China: General hits U.S. in Africa
Source: Washington Times
African hipsters take vintage fashion back to the future
Source: CNN
Many Consider Media Freedom on the Decline
Source: FishbowlNY
Africa benefits from China's Growth: AU
Source: Xinhua
FedEx comes to Malawi, southern Africa
Source: Nyasa Times
Guest post: for growth to count, Africa must industrialise
Source: FT.com
A surprise: Bush is respected in Africa for launching huge campaign against AIDS
Source: Mondoweiss
Spectacular Kenya basks in Lupita Nyong'o's light
Source: Mail & Guardian
Purveyors of luxury goods have one eye set on Africa
Source: BDLive
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Monday, April 28, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 28 April 2014
Columbus Zoo to open new Africa exhibit in May
Source: Sandusky Register
Africa on the way to realising 4.4pc growth in agriculture
Source: KBC
President unveils bronze bust of Nelson Mandela as South Africa marks 20 years of democracy
Source: Fox News
Mauritius leads Africa in using ICT for development – WEF
Source: Human IPO
Seychelles is Africa’s second best ICT nation
Source: Star Africa
Single visa for African countries in the works
Source: TTG Asia
Japan aims to help address African food crisis by training farmers in the region
Source: Japan Daily Press
Sub-Saharan Africans underemployed: IMF
Source: News Day
China set to play bigger role in Africa trade
Source: Shanghai Daily
AU accused of failing to act over S.Sudan violence
Source: Capital FM
Website traffic explosion in South Africa
Source: mybroadband
Developing a regional trade market in East Africa is vital to U.S. political and economic security
Source: U.S. News & World Report
Africa needs investment not aid, says Equity boss
Source: Capital FM
EU increases funding for Ebola in West Africa
Source: Business Day
Military Decline Calls South Africa's Regional Leadership into Question
Source: World Politics Review
South Africa keen to host BRICS Development Bank
Source: Odisha Sun Times
‘Little Africa’ in India
Source: Bangkok Post
"Is there any hope for Africa?"
Source: Somaliland Press
Source: Sandusky Register
Africa on the way to realising 4.4pc growth in agriculture
Source: KBC
President unveils bronze bust of Nelson Mandela as South Africa marks 20 years of democracy
Source: Fox News
Mauritius leads Africa in using ICT for development – WEF
Source: Human IPO
Seychelles is Africa’s second best ICT nation
Source: Star Africa
Single visa for African countries in the works
Source: TTG Asia
Japan aims to help address African food crisis by training farmers in the region
Source: Japan Daily Press
Sub-Saharan Africans underemployed: IMF
Source: News Day
China set to play bigger role in Africa trade
Source: Shanghai Daily
AU accused of failing to act over S.Sudan violence
Source: Capital FM
Website traffic explosion in South Africa
Source: mybroadband
Developing a regional trade market in East Africa is vital to U.S. political and economic security
Source: U.S. News & World Report
Africa needs investment not aid, says Equity boss
Source: Capital FM
EU increases funding for Ebola in West Africa
Source: Business Day
Military Decline Calls South Africa's Regional Leadership into Question
Source: World Politics Review
South Africa keen to host BRICS Development Bank
Source: Odisha Sun Times
‘Little Africa’ in India
Source: Bangkok Post
"Is there any hope for Africa?"
Source: Somaliland Press
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