Remarks at the Presidential Summit of the Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
Source: U.S. Department of State
Obama announces creation of leadership centre in Kenya
Source: Capital FM
Oil outlook optimistic offshore Senegal
Source: UPI
Ethnic hate speech reveals roots of Kenya violence
Source: The News
Mobile money grows in Africa but hurdles remain
Source: Reuters
Somalia Growth is Encouraging
Source: The African Executive
US seeks to train African leaders
Source: Independent Online
Where Is Nigeria’s Boko Haram Going?
Source: Africa in Transition
Amama 'quitting' Kanungu
Source: The Observer
President Barack Obama meets young African leaders
Source: Standard Digital
Nigeria Can Become Major Regional Economic Force - McKinsey Report
Source: The African Executive
Bad times ahead for Kenya due to insecurity, experts warn
Source: Standard Digital
Kidnapping, Ransoms, and the Sahel
Source: Africa in Transition
New Air Force Chief named in major military changes
Source: Capital FM
How Anonymous and other hacktivists are waging war on Kenya
Source: The Washington Post
Stage set for US summit to be attended by 40 African leaders
Source: Standard Digital
Gabonese Health Workers On Strike Over Allowances
Source: Cameroon Tribune
Sushma Swaraj meets Ugandan foreign minister Sam Kutesa
Source: The Economic Times
Granada studying football development project in Gabon
Source: Inside Spanish Football
Uganda's anti-homosexuality law could be overturned in the courts
Source: PRI's The World
The Literature Police: Apartheid Censorship and Its Cultural Consequences
Source: Fair Observer
We Still Don’t Know How Deadly the Ebola Outbreak in West Africa Will Be
Source: FiveThirtyEight
Tullow realigns Africa exploration strategy in Q2 report
Source: Oil & Gas Technology
Activists want gay rights on Africa summit agenda
Source: Federal News Radio/AP
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 30 July 2014
Labels:
Amama Mbabazi,
Barack Obama,
Boko Haram,
Ebola,
Gabon,
gay,
health,
India,
Internet,
Kenya,
literature,
Nigeria,
oil,
Sahel,
soccer,
Somalia,
terrorism,
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit,
Uganda
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
Labels:
AFRICOM,
cement,
Central African Republic,
Facebook,
gay,
India,
industrialization,
Islamism,
John Oliver,
Kenya,
Oscar Pistorius,
Sahel,
soccer,
Swaziland,
television,
Tunisia,
Turkey,
Uganda,
United States,
wildlife
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 19 June 2014
Nigeria’s Bid to Cut Oil Smuggling
Source: Wall Street Journal
India overtakes US as Nigeria's biggest oil importer
Source: BBC News
President Uhuru Kenyatta tells EU to buy more African goods
Source: Standard Digital
Kenya Travel Warning
Source: U.S. Department of State
Is Africa's meteoric rise to riches sustainable?
Source: Christian Science Monitor
US imposes sanctions on Uganda for anti-gay law
Source: BBC News
“The Chibok Girls—Nigeria’s Side of the Story”
Source: Africa in Transition
Uganda Reserves $8 Billion in Rail Plans for Chinese Bidders
Source: Bloomberg
Poaching elephants: Africa's wars take toll on wildlife
Source: Chicago Tribune
Using outsourcing to help alleviate poverty in Africa and South Asia
Source: The Guardian
Huge demand for ivory threatens to wipe out Africa's elephants
Source: Detroit Free Press
Why illegal fishing off Africa's coast must be stopped
Source: The Guardian
Media Advisory: ‘A Glimpse of Africa: Five Cultures from the Continent’
Source: Wake Forest University
Why Crowdfunding Can Fuel Economic Development in Africa
Source: Crowdsourcing.org
Investors who overlook Africa risk losses
Source: Moneyweb
In Africa Counterterror Pivot, a Focus on ISR
Source: DefenseNews
State bureaucracy slows down Africa’s growth, says report
Source: Standard Digital
Rebranding Africa isn’t just about image
Source: Zambia Daily Mail
Singapore Billionaire Bets Big on Energy in Africa, Asia
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Africa's Sahel region 'threatened by Islamist violence'
Source: BBC News
Africa’s first online learning platform wins innovation award
Source: Cape Business News
Africa facing terrorism “storm”—Senegalese president
Source: Asharq al-Awsat
UN investigator says thousands flee Eritrea every month
Source: EIN Newsdesk
East Africa's elegant antelope on the verge of bowing out
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Ghana ranked 4th top investment destination in Africa – Report
Source: GhanaWeb
Chinese envoy calls for coherent, effective int'l support for Sahel in tackling security threats
Source: Xinhua
Nigeria’s move to muzzle media invites wrath
Source: Oman Tribune
Facebook Improves Its App By Testing It In Africa
Source: Ubergizmo
Source: Wall Street Journal
India overtakes US as Nigeria's biggest oil importer
Source: BBC News
President Uhuru Kenyatta tells EU to buy more African goods
Source: Standard Digital
Kenya Travel Warning
Source: U.S. Department of State
Is Africa's meteoric rise to riches sustainable?
Source: Christian Science Monitor
US imposes sanctions on Uganda for anti-gay law
Source: BBC News
“The Chibok Girls—Nigeria’s Side of the Story”
Source: Africa in Transition
Uganda Reserves $8 Billion in Rail Plans for Chinese Bidders
Source: Bloomberg
Poaching elephants: Africa's wars take toll on wildlife
Source: Chicago Tribune
Using outsourcing to help alleviate poverty in Africa and South Asia
Source: The Guardian
Huge demand for ivory threatens to wipe out Africa's elephants
Source: Detroit Free Press
Why illegal fishing off Africa's coast must be stopped
Source: The Guardian
Media Advisory: ‘A Glimpse of Africa: Five Cultures from the Continent’
Source: Wake Forest University
Why Crowdfunding Can Fuel Economic Development in Africa
Source: Crowdsourcing.org
Investors who overlook Africa risk losses
Source: Moneyweb
In Africa Counterterror Pivot, a Focus on ISR
Source: DefenseNews
State bureaucracy slows down Africa’s growth, says report
Source: Standard Digital
Rebranding Africa isn’t just about image
Source: Zambia Daily Mail
Singapore Billionaire Bets Big on Energy in Africa, Asia
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Africa's Sahel region 'threatened by Islamist violence'
Source: BBC News
Africa’s first online learning platform wins innovation award
Source: Cape Business News
Africa facing terrorism “storm”—Senegalese president
Source: Asharq al-Awsat
UN investigator says thousands flee Eritrea every month
Source: EIN Newsdesk
East Africa's elegant antelope on the verge of bowing out
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Ghana ranked 4th top investment destination in Africa – Report
Source: GhanaWeb
Chinese envoy calls for coherent, effective int'l support for Sahel in tackling security threats
Source: Xinhua
Nigeria’s move to muzzle media invites wrath
Source: Oman Tribune
Facebook Improves Its App By Testing It In Africa
Source: Ubergizmo
Labels:
bureaucracy,
China,
education,
Eritrea,
Facebook,
gay,
Ghana,
India,
Investment,
Kenya,
marketing,
news media,
Nigeria,
oil,
poaching,
Sahel,
Singapore,
terrorism,
Uganda,
wildlife
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