The truth about porn in South Africa
Source: Mybroadband
South Sudan's Coming Famine
Source: Foreign Policy
Handmaiden to Africa's Generals
Source: The New York Times
Kenya seals deals worth Sh50b in the US
Source: Standard Digital
Behind the Africa-America Summit
Source: The Independent
SA teen sexting warning
Source: IOL/Daily News
Scramble for ‘New Africa’ hots up
Source: Zambia Daily Mail
Finally, A Continent Gets Recognized: US-Africa Summit Begins History Anew
Source: Tadias Magazine
Giant Rats Trained to Sniff Out Tuberculosis in Africa
Source: National Geographic
China’s million-migrant march into Africa
Source: The Japan Times
Gabon rules out closing border over Ebola, vows to remain vigilant
Source: Shanghai Daily
Ugandan gays who fled to Kenya still feel danger
Source: Hawaii News Now/AP
Conflict experts warn South Sudan may not end soon
Source: NTV
Museveni blamed for trillion railway deal mess
Source: The Independent
Africa to catch up with Asian economic powerhouses - SADC
Source: Coastweek/Xinhua
Turkey Plans to Invest in Africa's Energy Industry
Source: Daily Sabah
How Pygmy People Got Their Short Stature
Source: Live Science
Chelsea Clinton Wants You to Help End Elephant Poaching
Source: Gotham Magazine
The 1st National Forum on Gabon Oil & Gas Opens Exhibition to the Public
Source: StarAfrica
Can kimchi cure Ebola?
Source: Saludify
Gambia: Progress slow in implementation of money laundering measures
Source: African Manager
Poachers Killed 8 Percent of All African Elephants in 2011
Source: Motherboard
Mogae vents frustration at Botswana over HIV fight
Source: StarAfrica
THE CHATTER: Ebola also threatens economies, says Moody's
Source: Business Day
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Monday, August 18, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 18 August 2014
Labels:
Botswana,
Chelsea Clinton,
China,
Ebola,
elephants,
Gabon,
Gambia,
gay,
HIV/AIDS,
Kenya,
Museveni,
poaching,
pornography,
South Africa,
South Sudan,
TB,
Turkey,
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
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 18 June 2014
Gabon's Bongo struggles to transform African oil republic
Source: Reuters
Trees could boost crop yield in Africa
Source: Environmental Research Web
Is South Korea An Outlier For Trade In South Africa?
Source: Mondaq
Bob Geldof leads talk of Africa as next big aquaculture hub
Source: Undercurrent News
Africa Energy Forum kicks off in Istanbul
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Paving the way for private sector growth
Source: The Africa Report
Genetically-engineered 'super bananas' could save millions of lives in Africa
Source: Yahoo! News
Chinese VP in Zambia to boost ties with Africa's copper giant
Source: The Business Times
Chimpanzees stealing crops in parts of Africa
Source: CBBC
On visit to Kenya, Liberman vows to help Africa fight terror
Source: The Times of Israel
African firm is selling pepper-spray bullet firing drones
Source: BBC News
Barrick Gold Unit Is Accused of Bribery in Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
Guest post: how fast is Africa really growing?
Source: Financial Times
The U.S.-Africa Leaders’ Summit: Building a Strategy Together with Africa
Source: Africa in Focus/Brookings Institution
Doctors Aren't Sure How To Stop Africa's Deadliest Ebola Outbreak
Source: NPR
China zeroes in on investment pattern for Africa
Source: WantChinaTimes
Metals of Africa secures exploration funding
Source: African Mining
Two years jail for Togolese ivory smuggler 'Le Patron'
Source: AFP
Cementing Africa’s future: The rise and rise of Africa’s richest man
Source: Daily Maverick
Nigerians Despair as Search for Girls Stalls
Source: The Wall Street Journal
African Heads Summit in US: Black Americans Must be Proactive
Source: The African Executive
EXCLUSIVE: ICC to UN: Investigate Your Alleged Coverups in Darfur
Source: Foreign Policy/The Cable
Kenya, Corruption, and Terrorism
Source: The Huffington Post
Nigeria's Bid to Cut Oil Smuggling
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Nigeria: What Time Is It?
Source: Africa in Transition
Forget your wallet, text messaging is the way to go.
Source: Marketplace
Source: Reuters
Trees could boost crop yield in Africa
Source: Environmental Research Web
Is South Korea An Outlier For Trade In South Africa?
Source: Mondaq
Bob Geldof leads talk of Africa as next big aquaculture hub
Source: Undercurrent News
Africa Energy Forum kicks off in Istanbul
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Paving the way for private sector growth
Source: The Africa Report
Genetically-engineered 'super bananas' could save millions of lives in Africa
Source: Yahoo! News
Chinese VP in Zambia to boost ties with Africa's copper giant
Source: The Business Times
Chimpanzees stealing crops in parts of Africa
Source: CBBC
On visit to Kenya, Liberman vows to help Africa fight terror
Source: The Times of Israel
African firm is selling pepper-spray bullet firing drones
Source: BBC News
Barrick Gold Unit Is Accused of Bribery in Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
Guest post: how fast is Africa really growing?
Source: Financial Times
The U.S.-Africa Leaders’ Summit: Building a Strategy Together with Africa
Source: Africa in Focus/Brookings Institution
Doctors Aren't Sure How To Stop Africa's Deadliest Ebola Outbreak
Source: NPR
China zeroes in on investment pattern for Africa
Source: WantChinaTimes
Metals of Africa secures exploration funding
Source: African Mining
Two years jail for Togolese ivory smuggler 'Le Patron'
Source: AFP
Cementing Africa’s future: The rise and rise of Africa’s richest man
Source: Daily Maverick
Nigerians Despair as Search for Girls Stalls
Source: The Wall Street Journal
African Heads Summit in US: Black Americans Must be Proactive
Source: The African Executive
EXCLUSIVE: ICC to UN: Investigate Your Alleged Coverups in Darfur
Source: Foreign Policy/The Cable
Kenya, Corruption, and Terrorism
Source: The Huffington Post
Nigeria's Bid to Cut Oil Smuggling
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Nigeria: What Time Is It?
Source: Africa in Transition
Forget your wallet, text messaging is the way to go.
Source: Marketplace
Labels:
agriculture,
Ali Bongo Ondimba,
Aliko Dangote,
aquaculture,
bananas,
banking,
Bob Geldof,
China,
Corruption,
drones,
energy,
ICC,
Israel,
Kenya,
South Africa,
South Korea,
terrorism,
Turkey,
Zambia
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:
Catholic church,
celebrities,
Chin,
Congo,
electricity,
energy,
FedEx,
gold,
Japan,
Kenya,
Nigeria,
oil,
South Africa,
Swaziland,
Turkey,
Uganda
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
Labels:
aviation,
Benin,
book review,
Business,
China,
conservation,
economics,
elephants,
Gabon,
Investment,
ivory,
Kenya,
Nigeria,
Pope Francis,
Qatar,
Rwanda,
Somalia,
Travel,
Turkey,
Zuriel
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 15 April 2014
West African Ebola Outbreak May be Coming Under Control
Source: Nature World News
Carlyle closes Africa fund after raising nearly $700 million
Source: Reuters
Fourth Ghana-Turkey Joint Trade and Economic Cooperation Negotiations opens
Source: BusinessGhana
Why frontier markets are different from emerging markets
Source: Communities Digital News
Cameroonian newspaper editor jailed for defamation
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists
Portland biotech company awarded $3M to develop malaria drug
Source: Portland Business Journal
Rights of Somali refugees must [be] protected, Kenyan religious leaders say
Source: Catholic Sentinel
American “Quality” Press and Nigeria
Source: Africa in Transition
Why a broadband fibre-infrastructure boom awaits Africa
Source: IT Web Africa
World Vision Urges Countries to Support Landmark Child Rights Treaty Entering into Force Today
Source: The Christian Post
Ghana Navy, US Maritime Forces End Maritime Law Enforcement Operations
Source: BusinessGhana
24 foreign navies arrive Nigeria for maneuver
Source: Sun News Online
Source: Nature World News
Carlyle closes Africa fund after raising nearly $700 million
Source: Reuters
Fourth Ghana-Turkey Joint Trade and Economic Cooperation Negotiations opens
Source: BusinessGhana
Why frontier markets are different from emerging markets
Source: Communities Digital News
Cameroonian newspaper editor jailed for defamation
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists
Portland biotech company awarded $3M to develop malaria drug
Source: Portland Business Journal
Rights of Somali refugees must [be] protected, Kenyan religious leaders say
Source: Catholic Sentinel
American “Quality” Press and Nigeria
Source: Africa in Transition
Why a broadband fibre-infrastructure boom awaits Africa
Source: IT Web Africa
World Vision Urges Countries to Support Landmark Child Rights Treaty Entering into Force Today
Source: The Christian Post
Ghana Navy, US Maritime Forces End Maritime Law Enforcement Operations
Source: BusinessGhana
24 foreign navies arrive Nigeria for maneuver
Source: Sun News Online
Labels:
Business,
Cameroon,
Ebola,
economics,
Ghana,
health,
journalism,
Kenya,
malaria,
navy,
Nigeria,
religion,
Technology,
Turkey
Monday, April 14, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 14 April 2014
Tourists head to Gabon seeking psychedelic enlightenment through 'iboga'
Source: The Star
Weekly Map of Political and Ethnic Violence in Nigeria
Source: Africa in Transition
The Long Shadow of Rwanda on (Central) Africa
Source; Somaliland Press
Turkey To Help Kenya Modernise Its Police Force
Source: Bernama
Nigeria’s GTBank Plans Africa Expansion
Source: Ventures Africa
Great potential between SA, Guinea - minister
Source: News24
Bharti's Africa safari goes slowly
Source: Business Standard
Nigeria Pays $10m to Ghana for Failure to Meet Gas Supply Agreement
Source: Energy Tribune
African journalists dodge daily threats
Source: Eyewitness News
Rwanda's Kizito Mihigo and Cassien Ntamuhanga arrested
Source: BBC News
Ethiopia: One of Fastest Growing Economies in Africa wants more
Source: Geeska Afrika
Cuba to be Represented in African Caravan Against Malaria
Source: Radio Cadena Agramonte
Joss Stone makes tour stop in Lesotho to see Prince Harry's charity work
Source: Star Magazine
Source: The Star
Weekly Map of Political and Ethnic Violence in Nigeria
Source: Africa in Transition
The Long Shadow of Rwanda on (Central) Africa
Source; Somaliland Press
Turkey To Help Kenya Modernise Its Police Force
Source: Bernama
Nigeria’s GTBank Plans Africa Expansion
Source: Ventures Africa
Great potential between SA, Guinea - minister
Source: News24
Bharti's Africa safari goes slowly
Source: Business Standard
Nigeria Pays $10m to Ghana for Failure to Meet Gas Supply Agreement
Source: Energy Tribune
African journalists dodge daily threats
Source: Eyewitness News
Rwanda's Kizito Mihigo and Cassien Ntamuhanga arrested
Source: BBC News
Ethiopia: One of Fastest Growing Economies in Africa wants more
Source: Geeska Afrika
Cuba to be Represented in African Caravan Against Malaria
Source: Radio Cadena Agramonte
Joss Stone makes tour stop in Lesotho to see Prince Harry's charity work
Source: Star Magazine
Labels:
Africa,
Business,
Central Africa,
Cuba,
drugs,
Ethiopia,
Gabon,
gas,
Ghana,
Guinea,
India,
journalism,
Lesotho,
malaria,
Nigeria,
Rwanda,
South Africa,
telecommunications,
Tourism,
Turkey
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