Uganda President Yoweri Museveni Wants To Have Anti-Gay Law Re-Issued
Source: Huffington Post/Reuters
Uganda’s President Looks Like He’s Backing Down On His Country’s Anti-LGBT Bill
Source: ThinkProgress
Ugandan MP: President will water down anti-gay law for ‘our Western friends’
Source: Pink News
Saudi-African trade rises to SR53.63 billion
Source: Arab News
Could the ‘miracle fruit’ help in the fight against obesity?
Source: The Globe and Mail
NY bans purchase and sale of ivory: Happy World Elephant Day!
Source: Tech Times
Seychelles Promises to Decriminalize Same-Sex Conduct
Source: Human Rights Campaign
Feeling porny: Who watches pornography in South Africa?
Source: Daily Maverick
Shale Impact:
Double whammy on Nigerian economy as refined products import surge
Source: Business Day
Boko Haram: A Different Perspective
Source: Africa in Transition
Nigeria: A nation on the rise
Source: Supply Management
No ‘normal’ sex on porn channels, Jasa argues
Source: Business Day
People knew about porn TV- Icasa
Source: Moneyweb
The electrification of Africa
Source: Global Construction Review
Two locally based companies to look for oil off Gabon's coast
Source: Houston Chronicle
Dubai Chamber confirms speakers for Africa Global Business Forum 2014
Source; CPI Financial
Orange Uganda Reiterates Commitment to Supporting Local Innovation
Source: PC Tech Magazine
SHOCKER: Ghana players engage in sex to survive in Thailand
Source: Goal
King: Africa needs to invest in its women
Source: The State
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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 12 August 2014
Labels:
Boko Haram,
Dubai,
football,
Gabon,
gay,
Ghana,
ivory,
Museveni,
Nigeria,
oil,
porn,
pornography,
Saudi Arabia,
sex,
Seychelles,
soccer,
South Africa,
television,
Uganda,
women
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
Labels:
AFRICOM,
Angola,
Boko Haram,
Business,
Cameroon,
electricity,
energy,
Gabon,
gay,
Internet,
Investment,
lesbian,
Nigeria,
Saudi Arabia,
South Africa,
Swaziland,
telecom,
Tourism,
United States
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