Prince Harry set to reveal secret for World Aids Day
Source: Independent
Charlize Theron on Aids: We cannot just wait for cure
Source: BBC News
Ebola Distracts Funders from AIDS Fight, Advocate Says
Source: Voice of America
Put focus back on Aids: FW de Klerk foundation
Source: Times Live/SAPA
As HIV rises, Uganda activist tries to stop AIDS
Source: U-T San Diego/AP
Trading HIV across the different borders
Source: New Vision
TAC boycotts ‘wasteful’ Aids Day
Source: IOL News
World Day AIDS day theme song launched
Source: The Herald
World Aids Day 2014: HIV on the Heroin Highway
Source: International Business Times
1.1 million HIV infections in children averted since 2005
Source: UNICEF Australia
HIV drug ‘effective against prostate cancer’
Source: The Scotsman
US President Obama issues a World AIDS Day proclamation
Source: Gay Star News
Cure for AIDS within reach, say researchers
Source: SBS
World AIDS Day 2014: This is what HIV looks like
Source: The Independent
World AIDS Day: Time to reflect on key populations
Source: Swazi Observer
HIV/AIDS: Stigmatisation, Discrimination Remain Greatest Challenge
Source: Leadership
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa to attend and address the World Aids Day Celebrations in the Free State Province
Source: Ad Hoc News
Ban: Progress in AIDS Fight, But Gains 'Fragile'
Source: Voice of America
HIV/Aids impact on education sector horrifying
Source: IPP Media
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Monday, December 1, 2014
Africa News Headlines - Special World AIDS Day Edition - 1 December 2014
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Monday, July 21, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 21 July 2014
Sub-Saharan Economies Are Most Improved On 2014 Global Innovation Index
Source: International Business Times
Biafra and Boko Haram: Different Conflicts, Common Themes
Source: African Arguments
Young African leaders at Notre Dame
Source: South Bend Tribune
A United States of Africa? Not Yet
Source: Wall Street Journal
Al-Sisi not to attend US-Africa summit
Source: World Bulletin
Air Uganda suspends operations indefinitely
Source: Airfinance Journal
DA’s Ntuli uneasy after US racial incident
Source: The Mercury/IOL
US to Settle with African Leader’s Son in $71 Million Graft Cases
Source: 100 Reporters
U.S. Concerned by Convictions of Swazi Human Rights Lawyer and Journalist
Source: U.S. Department of State
Swiss Commodities Traders Go Big on African Oil
Source: Wall Street Journal
Gabon picks seven companies for final oil block talks
Source: Reuters
Obama Charts a Risky Course With Africa Heads-of-State Summit
Source: Wall Street Journal
Uninvited To The US-Africa Leaders Summit: The Tyrant Of Eritrea
Source: AFK Insider
AU Official Anticipates Stronger Ties at US-Africa Summit
Source: Voice of America
U.S.-Africa Leaders' Summit: Let's Ensure It's on the Positive Side of History
Source: The Huffington Post
Africans Open Fuller Wallets to the Future
Source: New York Times
Circumcision campaigns in Africa show their value in the fight against AIDS
Source: The China Post
Cape Town’s Labia cinema: Go digital or go dark
Source: Daily Maverick
Aircraft with U.S. personnel lands in Ugandan road
Source: Army Times
Q&A: How To Run A Community-Driven Tourism Venture In Africa
Source: AFK Insider
Expelled from Tanzania, Rwandans find new hope back home
Source: News of Rwanda
Uganda's street children: 'The police beat us with canes. We live badly'
Source: The Guardian
LRA Fights Disease, Finds a Way to Survive in CAR’s Bush
Source: AFK Insider
Uganda to review mining laws
Source: The Independent
Violence simmers in Central Africa as peace talks open
Source: Business Recorder
Source: International Business Times
Biafra and Boko Haram: Different Conflicts, Common Themes
Source: African Arguments
Young African leaders at Notre Dame
Source: South Bend Tribune
A United States of Africa? Not Yet
Source: Wall Street Journal
Al-Sisi not to attend US-Africa summit
Source: World Bulletin
Air Uganda suspends operations indefinitely
Source: Airfinance Journal
DA’s Ntuli uneasy after US racial incident
Source: The Mercury/IOL
US to Settle with African Leader’s Son in $71 Million Graft Cases
Source: 100 Reporters
U.S. Concerned by Convictions of Swazi Human Rights Lawyer and Journalist
Source: U.S. Department of State
Swiss Commodities Traders Go Big on African Oil
Source: Wall Street Journal
Gabon picks seven companies for final oil block talks
Source: Reuters
Obama Charts a Risky Course With Africa Heads-of-State Summit
Source: Wall Street Journal
Uninvited To The US-Africa Leaders Summit: The Tyrant Of Eritrea
Source: AFK Insider
AU Official Anticipates Stronger Ties at US-Africa Summit
Source: Voice of America
U.S.-Africa Leaders' Summit: Let's Ensure It's on the Positive Side of History
Source: The Huffington Post
Africans Open Fuller Wallets to the Future
Source: New York Times
Circumcision campaigns in Africa show their value in the fight against AIDS
Source: The China Post
Cape Town’s Labia cinema: Go digital or go dark
Source: Daily Maverick
Aircraft with U.S. personnel lands in Ugandan road
Source: Army Times
Q&A: How To Run A Community-Driven Tourism Venture In Africa
Source: AFK Insider
Expelled from Tanzania, Rwandans find new hope back home
Source: News of Rwanda
Uganda's street children: 'The police beat us with canes. We live badly'
Source: The Guardian
LRA Fights Disease, Finds a Way to Survive in CAR’s Bush
Source: AFK Insider
Uganda to review mining laws
Source: The Independent
Violence simmers in Central Africa as peace talks open
Source: Business Recorder
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Monday, July 14, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 14 July 2014
Nadine Gordimer, South African author, dies at 90
Source: BBC News
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit Approaches, Website Goes Live
Source: The White House
Cape Town carves out new African art museum
Source: eNCA
Are These New Rules A Lift For Uranium?
Source: OilPrice.com
Malala meets parents of abducted girls
Source: IOL News
Africa battles to get games on phones
Source: IT Web
Africa looks to youth for future development
Source: African Brains
Swaziland: Africa's last absolute monarchy
Source: Deutsche Welle
Dartmouth College welcomes fellows from Africa
Source: WCAX
Maputo regains its place as a trade hub for Southern Africa
Source: Macauhub
Power grid will be set up in West Africa – Mahama
Source: CitiFMOnline
CPJ urges respect for media freedom in South Africa
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists
Globeleq completes 138MW Jeffreys Bay wind farm in South Africa
Source: Energy Business Review
Cold Nights in Africa: How Temperature Threatens Birds
Source: NatGeo Newswatch
US father takes unclaimed African kingdom so his daughter can be a princess
Source: The Telegraph
Chinese firms indulging in corrupt practices in Africa: Envoy
Source: Business Standard
US offers Egypt late invite to Africa summit
Source: Channel NewsAsia
Lack of equity: A cause of many conflicts in Africa
Source: Sudan Tribune
China bemoans its people’s behavior in Africa—including undergarment ivory smuggling
Source: Quartz
External forces responsible for Africa’s instability – Wynter Kabimba
Source: Lusaka Times
Wealthy Somalis Flout Kenyan Law to Have Daughters Circumcised
Source: Bloomberg
Kenya begins potentially painful civil service shake-up
Source: Standard Digital
China Touts $14.4 Billion in Foreign Aid, Half of Which Went to Africa
Source: The Wall Street Journal
President Uhuru says role of women in Government to grow
Source: Standard Digital
Source: BBC News
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit Approaches, Website Goes Live
Source: The White House
Cape Town carves out new African art museum
Source: eNCA
Are These New Rules A Lift For Uranium?
Source: OilPrice.com
Malala meets parents of abducted girls
Source: IOL News
Africa battles to get games on phones
Source: IT Web
Africa looks to youth for future development
Source: African Brains
Swaziland: Africa's last absolute monarchy
Source: Deutsche Welle
Dartmouth College welcomes fellows from Africa
Source: WCAX
Maputo regains its place as a trade hub for Southern Africa
Source: Macauhub
Power grid will be set up in West Africa – Mahama
Source: CitiFMOnline
CPJ urges respect for media freedom in South Africa
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists
Globeleq completes 138MW Jeffreys Bay wind farm in South Africa
Source: Energy Business Review
Cold Nights in Africa: How Temperature Threatens Birds
Source: NatGeo Newswatch
US father takes unclaimed African kingdom so his daughter can be a princess
Source: The Telegraph
Chinese firms indulging in corrupt practices in Africa: Envoy
Source: Business Standard
US offers Egypt late invite to Africa summit
Source: Channel NewsAsia
Lack of equity: A cause of many conflicts in Africa
Source: Sudan Tribune
China bemoans its people’s behavior in Africa—including undergarment ivory smuggling
Source: Quartz
External forces responsible for Africa’s instability – Wynter Kabimba
Source: Lusaka Times
Wealthy Somalis Flout Kenyan Law to Have Daughters Circumcised
Source: Bloomberg
Kenya begins potentially painful civil service shake-up
Source: Standard Digital
China Touts $14.4 Billion in Foreign Aid, Half of Which Went to Africa
Source: The Wall Street Journal
President Uhuru says role of women in Government to grow
Source: Standard Digital
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Saturday, July 12, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 12 July 2014
Tobacco giant 'tried blackmail' to block Ugandan anti-smoking law
Source: The Guardian
GMO Bananas Must Pass Their First Test
Source: NPR/Here & Now
Oil hopes high for Sierra Leone
Source: UPI
Mbabane: Africa’s cheapest city
Source: Swazi Observer
Big Brother Africa contestants warned
Source: Nehanda Radio
Governments commit to fight malaria
Source: KBC
African Cities Ranked World’s Most Expensive
Source: Ventures Africa
Spread Of Palm Oil Production Into Africa Threatens Great Apes
Source: NPR
South Sudanese rebel leader in Djibouti on diplomatic tour
Source: Sudan Tribune
The Evolution of Foreign Aid Research: Measuring the Strengths and Weaknesses of Donors
Source: Brookings Now
Abingdon man claims African land to make good on promise to daughter
Source: Bristol Herald-Courier
Kenya issues terror alert over travel to UK airports
Source: The Independent
Equatorial Guinea: One man's fight for rights in Africa’s most repressive dictatorship
Source: Daily Maverick
US Foreign Aid: Washington Gives Billions, But Is It Money Well Spent?
Source: International Business Times
No one-on-one meeting for Obama, Uhuru
Source: The Star
Quakers have ‘underground railroad’ to help gay Ugandans escape the country
Source: Pink News
UD program nurtures civics skills for young African leaders
Source: Delaware Public Media
Uganda anti-gay ruling criticized as 'flawed'
Source: Billings Gazette
Misogyny not limited to ‘backward’ Africa
Source: Cape Argus
The Extinction of Bananas? Global Banana Industry at Risk Due to Deadly Pathogen
Source: Latin Post
Democratic Congressional Candidate Offers $100K For Nude Pics Of Teen Hunter
Source: Daily Caller
Texas teen hunter Kendall Jones: Without hunting, 'no infrastructure for wildlife management'
Source: Politifact
Somali delegation completes course on election management
Source: Mareeg
Source: The Guardian
GMO Bananas Must Pass Their First Test
Source: NPR/Here & Now
Oil hopes high for Sierra Leone
Source: UPI
Mbabane: Africa’s cheapest city
Source: Swazi Observer
Big Brother Africa contestants warned
Source: Nehanda Radio
Governments commit to fight malaria
Source: KBC
African Cities Ranked World’s Most Expensive
Source: Ventures Africa
Spread Of Palm Oil Production Into Africa Threatens Great Apes
Source: NPR
South Sudanese rebel leader in Djibouti on diplomatic tour
Source: Sudan Tribune
The Evolution of Foreign Aid Research: Measuring the Strengths and Weaknesses of Donors
Source: Brookings Now
Abingdon man claims African land to make good on promise to daughter
Source: Bristol Herald-Courier
Kenya issues terror alert over travel to UK airports
Source: The Independent
Equatorial Guinea: One man's fight for rights in Africa’s most repressive dictatorship
Source: Daily Maverick
US Foreign Aid: Washington Gives Billions, But Is It Money Well Spent?
Source: International Business Times
No one-on-one meeting for Obama, Uhuru
Source: The Star
Quakers have ‘underground railroad’ to help gay Ugandans escape the country
Source: Pink News
UD program nurtures civics skills for young African leaders
Source: Delaware Public Media
Uganda anti-gay ruling criticized as 'flawed'
Source: Billings Gazette
Misogyny not limited to ‘backward’ Africa
Source: Cape Argus
The Extinction of Bananas? Global Banana Industry at Risk Due to Deadly Pathogen
Source: Latin Post
Democratic Congressional Candidate Offers $100K For Nude Pics Of Teen Hunter
Source: Daily Caller
Texas teen hunter Kendall Jones: Without hunting, 'no infrastructure for wildlife management'
Source: Politifact
Somali delegation completes course on election management
Source: Mareeg
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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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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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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 14 May 2014
Poachers Slaughter Dozens of Elephants in Key African Park
Source: National Geographic
China to Extend Over $12 Bln in Aid to Africa
Source: China Digital Times
The Second Scramble For Africa Is In Foreign Investments
Source: AFK Insider
How to deliver on 'Africa's promise'
Source: Devex
Mayor’s R107 000 trip to Gabon
Source: The Mercury/IOL News
African cities to unite in Africa Day cultural festival
Source: News24
Let South Sudan learn from South Africa
Source: New Vision
Stop the scramble: Africa rewards patient investors
Source: Financial Times
UN to hear call to boost African technology adoption
Source: IT Web Africa
Muslims and Christians in Africa Work Together to Prevent Malaria
Source: Live Science
Does Debt Forgiveness Work? Ask Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Why A Middle East Telecom Firm Is Choosing A Moroccan Partner To Expand In Africa
Source; Forbes
Mbabazi youths in Museveni U-turn
Source: The Observer
South Africa, Swaziland proposed rail link on hold
Source: BD Live
What the Kenya Railroad Says About China's Approach to Africa
Source: International Business Times
US Restricts Intel from Nigeria on Missing Girls
Source: Military.com
Will Nigeria’s government acknowledge Boko Haram’s prisoner exchange proposal?
Source: PBS Newshour
Source: National Geographic
China to Extend Over $12 Bln in Aid to Africa
Source: China Digital Times
The Second Scramble For Africa Is In Foreign Investments
Source: AFK Insider
How to deliver on 'Africa's promise'
Source: Devex
Mayor’s R107 000 trip to Gabon
Source: The Mercury/IOL News
African cities to unite in Africa Day cultural festival
Source: News24
Let South Sudan learn from South Africa
Source: New Vision
Stop the scramble: Africa rewards patient investors
Source: Financial Times
UN to hear call to boost African technology adoption
Source: IT Web Africa
Muslims and Christians in Africa Work Together to Prevent Malaria
Source: Live Science
Does Debt Forgiveness Work? Ask Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Why A Middle East Telecom Firm Is Choosing A Moroccan Partner To Expand In Africa
Source; Forbes
Mbabazi youths in Museveni U-turn
Source: The Observer
South Africa, Swaziland proposed rail link on hold
Source: BD Live
What the Kenya Railroad Says About China's Approach to Africa
Source: International Business Times
US Restricts Intel from Nigeria on Missing Girls
Source: Military.com
Will Nigeria’s government acknowledge Boko Haram’s prisoner exchange proposal?
Source: PBS Newshour
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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
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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 29 April 2014
Differences over future of Tanzania's union government cloud jubilee anniversary
Source: Sabahi
DRC is Afreximbank’s newest member
Source: Star Africa
Dos Santos on European charm offensive
Source: SAPA
Rwanda: RwandAir Express starts flight to Cameroon
Source: African Manager
Erykah Badu under fire for singing to Swazi King
Source: Mail & Guardian
Cameroon Signs Deal To Build First Tramway
Source: Ventures Africa
South Africa: The ANC monolith cracks
Source: Socialist Worker
Hydro-rich Guinea seeks firms to operate state-owned utility
Source: HydroWorld
Africa cheated of billions annually
Source: New Vision
SOMALIA: Defense Minister tours Sudanese military facilities, asks military support
Source: RBC Radio
UW Lab School Plans Africa Event Thursday
Source: UW News
Why the dangerous new turn for piracy matters
Source: CNN
Electrification in Africa, a question of credit to pay for it
Source: Oman Daily Observer
Climate change to intensify important African weather systems, Stanford scientists say
Source: Stanford News
Uganda says planning tougher law limiting gay sex, foreign NGOs
Source: Reuters
Giant South African 3D printer prints another printer
Source: htxt.africa
Editorial: Is Africa’s Luxury Market As Promising As it Seems?
Source: AFK Insider
President Uhuru Kenyatta signs Kenya polygamy law
Source: BBC News
South Sudan’s Kiir warns against imported solutions for African problems
Source: Sudan Tribune
Source: Sabahi
DRC is Afreximbank’s newest member
Source: Star Africa
Dos Santos on European charm offensive
Source: SAPA
Rwanda: RwandAir Express starts flight to Cameroon
Source: African Manager
Erykah Badu under fire for singing to Swazi King
Source: Mail & Guardian
Cameroon Signs Deal To Build First Tramway
Source: Ventures Africa
South Africa: The ANC monolith cracks
Source: Socialist Worker
Hydro-rich Guinea seeks firms to operate state-owned utility
Source: HydroWorld
Africa cheated of billions annually
Source: New Vision
SOMALIA: Defense Minister tours Sudanese military facilities, asks military support
Source: RBC Radio
UW Lab School Plans Africa Event Thursday
Source: UW News
Why the dangerous new turn for piracy matters
Source: CNN
Electrification in Africa, a question of credit to pay for it
Source: Oman Daily Observer
Climate change to intensify important African weather systems, Stanford scientists say
Source: Stanford News
Uganda says planning tougher law limiting gay sex, foreign NGOs
Source: Reuters
Giant South African 3D printer prints another printer
Source: htxt.africa
Editorial: Is Africa’s Luxury Market As Promising As it Seems?
Source: AFK Insider
President Uhuru Kenyatta signs Kenya polygamy law
Source: BBC News
South Sudan’s Kiir warns against imported solutions for African problems
Source: Sudan Tribune
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 23 April 2014
Rwandan President Paul Kagame visits MIT
Source: MIT News
Building Science and Technology Capacity in Africa: Challenges and Opportunities
Source: The African Executive
Gabon: Strong Government Support for Developing Telecom Sector Through 'Digital Gabon' Plan
Source: Digital Journal
250 Million-Year-Old Piece Of Africa Found In Southeastern US, Larger Portions May Still Be Discovered
Source: International Business Times
Mobile West Africa 2014 Lures World’s Most Influencial Mobile Expert To Nigeria
Source: Ventures Africa
Ex-Senegalese president's trip home in limbo
Source: Appeal-Democrat
Swazi opposition leaders, activists detained
Source: Independent Online
Do Africans Want Democracy? Answers May Surprise You
Source: AFK Insider
Kenyan Author’s Missing Chapter: Being Openly Gay
Source: WBUR Here & Now
Newspapers Still Relevant in Africa: The Star CEO
Source: The African Executive
Work set to start on Gabon-Congo fibre link
Source: Biztech Africa
One in Five African Adults Work on Farms
Source: Gallup
Can mobile phones help the world's unbanked? Some experts think so
Source: CNBC
When President Uhuru Kenyatta's advisor vanished into thin air
Source: Standard Digital
UO model for others to follow
Source: Around the O (University of Oregon)
Diversify tourism products, President Uhuru Kenyatta urges investors
Source: Daily Nation
Source: MIT News
Building Science and Technology Capacity in Africa: Challenges and Opportunities
Source: The African Executive
Gabon: Strong Government Support for Developing Telecom Sector Through 'Digital Gabon' Plan
Source: Digital Journal
250 Million-Year-Old Piece Of Africa Found In Southeastern US, Larger Portions May Still Be Discovered
Source: International Business Times
Mobile West Africa 2014 Lures World’s Most Influencial Mobile Expert To Nigeria
Source: Ventures Africa
Ex-Senegalese president's trip home in limbo
Source: Appeal-Democrat
Swazi opposition leaders, activists detained
Source: Independent Online
Do Africans Want Democracy? Answers May Surprise You
Source: AFK Insider
Kenyan Author’s Missing Chapter: Being Openly Gay
Source: WBUR Here & Now
Newspapers Still Relevant in Africa: The Star CEO
Source: The African Executive
Work set to start on Gabon-Congo fibre link
Source: Biztech Africa
One in Five African Adults Work on Farms
Source: Gallup
Can mobile phones help the world's unbanked? Some experts think so
Source: CNBC
When President Uhuru Kenyatta's advisor vanished into thin air
Source: Standard Digital
UO model for others to follow
Source: Around the O (University of Oregon)
Diversify tourism products, President Uhuru Kenyatta urges investors
Source: Daily Nation
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Friday, April 18, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 18 April 2014
How 'Africa's Oprah' conquered a continent
Source: CNN
Africa's Game of Thrones
Source: The Atlantic
In His First Year, China's Xi Puts Unprecedented Focus on Africa
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Africa's ancient hunter gatherers struggle for survival
Source: CNN
The Fragile Middle: Rising inequality in Africa weighs on new consumers
Source: Financial Times
Mauritanian President: Europe must see Africa in a new light
Source: Euronews
Germany participates in West African naval exercises
Source: Deutsche Welle
Africa’s economy resilient - World Bank
Source: New Vision
Upset Christian fails to force Uhuru to apologize for Bible oath
Source: The Nairobian
Kenya impounds $40mn worth of ivory, arrests 2
Source: Turkish Press
Africa in China's Foreign Policy
Source: Brookings Institution
U.S. Condemns Attacks in South Sudan
Source: U.S. Department of State
Losing Hearts and Minds in Kenya
Source: International Crisis Group
Bombing and mass kidnapping in Nigeria
Source: WBEZ's Worldview
Zimbabwe and Nigeria: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who is the Most Corrupt of Them All?
Source: Africa in Transition
Source: CNN
Africa's Game of Thrones
Source: The Atlantic
In His First Year, China's Xi Puts Unprecedented Focus on Africa
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Africa's ancient hunter gatherers struggle for survival
Source: CNN
The Fragile Middle: Rising inequality in Africa weighs on new consumers
Source: Financial Times
Mauritanian President: Europe must see Africa in a new light
Source: Euronews
Germany participates in West African naval exercises
Source: Deutsche Welle
Africa’s economy resilient - World Bank
Source: New Vision
Upset Christian fails to force Uhuru to apologize for Bible oath
Source: The Nairobian
Kenya impounds $40mn worth of ivory, arrests 2
Source: Turkish Press
Africa in China's Foreign Policy
Source: Brookings Institution
U.S. Condemns Attacks in South Sudan
Source: U.S. Department of State
Losing Hearts and Minds in Kenya
Source: International Crisis Group
Bombing and mass kidnapping in Nigeria
Source: WBEZ's Worldview
Zimbabwe and Nigeria: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who is the Most Corrupt of Them All?
Source: Africa in Transition
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