Why Ebola Hasn’t Really Spread Across West Africa
Source: TIME
Programs help young women in Kenya flee prostitution
Source: Catholic Online
In defence of globalisation: The moral and liberal case
Source: BusinessDay
France's CanalPlus to Launch Pan-African Entertainment Channel
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Georgetown Remembers Revered SFS Dean Carol Lancaster
Source: Georgetown University
Airtel partners with UNESCO for IT youth training in Gabon
Source: Memeburn
MPs express mixed feelings over Mbabazi taking leave
Source: NTV Uganda
Central African Republic: Forgotten Crisis
Source: Africa in Transition
Challenge to Anti-LGBT Law in Nigeria Dismissed
Source: HRC Blog
Most expensive wines in South Africa
Source: BusinessTech
University of Zimbabwe condemned for kissing ban
Source: BBC News
Doubts over Angola snatching Africa's top oil spot
Source: AFP/Yahoo! News
New tactics needed to tap African demand, experts say
Source: The PIE News/Professionals in International Education
BBC Launches WhatsApp ‘Ebola Lifeline’ Service in West Africa
Source: 10,000 Words
Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda leaders to meet Kiir Wednesday
Source: Radio Tamazuj
Ebola and Marburg
Source: Africa in Transition
Uganda Mulls Rebuilding National Airline
Source: Voice of America
Shell finds gas off the coast of Gabon
Source: UPI
South Sudan leaders sign new peace agreement in Tanzania
Source: Vatican Radio
Chimps Caught in First Known Nighttime Crop Raids
Source: Smithsonian
U.S commends Uganda over Peace Corps program
Source: New Vision
Tanzania to hold referendum on new constitution in April 2015
Source: Reuters
Gabon Telecom to bring 4G to 8 cities in first phase
Source: Telecompaper
Church profits from Amama-Museveni row
Source: The Observer
Minnesota readies Ebola monitoring for travelers from W. Africa
Source: Minnesota Public Radio
Nestle keeps W. Africa plants open, ready to act if Ebola spreads: CEO
Source: Reuters
Lalla Salma Ranks third World’s Most Beautiful First Lady
Source: Morocco World News
Africa News Headlines - Special Ebola Edition - 21 October 2014
Source: Sub-Saharan Monitor
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 22 October 2014
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Africa News Headlines - Special Ebola Edition - 21 October 2014
Woah! Did The Simpsons predict Ebola outbreak 17 years back?
Source: First Post
John Hoffmire: What's the next step in the Ebola crisis?
Source: Deseret News
Ebola vaccine trials could start in Africa in January
Source: USA Today
Samsung donates 3,000 smartphones in support of the fight against Ebola
Source: Biztech Africa
Ebola: Wake up call for Africa to build its own institutions
Source: Nehanda Radio
Cameroon braces-up though Nigeria declared Ebola-free
Source: CRTV
Rwanda to screen U.S. visitors for Ebola
Source: USA Today
Could Ebola Kill Our Chocolate Supply?
Source: Broward/Palm Beach New Times
Ebola hits West Africa food security
Source: IRIN
World Bank hails Uganda over Ebola fight
Source: New Vision
Cocoa industry donates $600K to Ebola prevention
Source: FoodBev.com
Ebola fears: Blame Hollywood?
Source: The Hill
Georgetown professor drops class to become U.S. Ebola coordinator
Source: Georgetown Voice
Plane Of Good Samaritans: Why Fly To (And From) West Africa
Source: North Country Public Radio
Ivory Coast Exporters Ramp Up Cocoa Shipments Amid Ebola Fears
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Ebola’s negative economic impact to spread in Africa
Source: The Malay Mail Online
Army medics' Africa mission to battle Ebola outbreak
Source: Darlington & Stockton Times
Uganda says no fresh cases of Ebola like Marburg virus
Source: Capital FM
Doctors back Kenya fight against Ebola
Source: The Star
“The Hot Zone” and the mythos of Ebola
Source: ScienceBlogs
Could mobile marketing be the key to combating Ebola in Africa?
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Nine "Diseases" CDC Considers More Important Than Ebola
Source: Amy Ridenour's National Center Blog
Navy scientist serves as front line Ebola fighter in Liberia
Source: Stars and Stripes
Cuba pledges more doctors, nurses to fight Ebola in Africa
Source; Myrtle Beach Online
Ugandan leader calls for political mobilization against Ebola
Source; StarAfrica
An Ebola Outbreak Contained: What U.S. And Other Nations Can Learn From Nigeria
Source: Forbes
Ebola Hysteria Fever: A Real Epidemic
Source: Huffington Post
Red Algae Extract Fights Ebola … and HIV, SARS and HCV
Source: Global Research
What the Ebola Experts Miss
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Former ObamaCare adviser: Pentagon’s Ebola team is ‘overkill’
Source: The Hill
U.N. Group Urges China's Wealthy to Fight Ebola
Source: The Wall Street Journal
In Fight to Stop Ebola, Nigeria Got Right Everything America Got Wrong
Source: The Cable
New Africa Books - Special Ebola Edition for 20 October 2014
Source: Sub-Saharan Monitor
Source: First Post
John Hoffmire: What's the next step in the Ebola crisis?
Source: Deseret News
Ebola vaccine trials could start in Africa in January
Source: USA Today
Samsung donates 3,000 smartphones in support of the fight against Ebola
Source: Biztech Africa
Ebola: Wake up call for Africa to build its own institutions
Source: Nehanda Radio
Cameroon braces-up though Nigeria declared Ebola-free
Source: CRTV
Rwanda to screen U.S. visitors for Ebola
Source: USA Today
Could Ebola Kill Our Chocolate Supply?
Source: Broward/Palm Beach New Times
Ebola hits West Africa food security
Source: IRIN
World Bank hails Uganda over Ebola fight
Source: New Vision
Cocoa industry donates $600K to Ebola prevention
Source: FoodBev.com
Ebola fears: Blame Hollywood?
Source: The Hill
Georgetown professor drops class to become U.S. Ebola coordinator
Source: Georgetown Voice
Plane Of Good Samaritans: Why Fly To (And From) West Africa
Source: North Country Public Radio
Ivory Coast Exporters Ramp Up Cocoa Shipments Amid Ebola Fears
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Ebola’s negative economic impact to spread in Africa
Source: The Malay Mail Online
Army medics' Africa mission to battle Ebola outbreak
Source: Darlington & Stockton Times
Uganda says no fresh cases of Ebola like Marburg virus
Source: Capital FM
Doctors back Kenya fight against Ebola
Source: The Star
“The Hot Zone” and the mythos of Ebola
Source: ScienceBlogs
Could mobile marketing be the key to combating Ebola in Africa?
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Nine "Diseases" CDC Considers More Important Than Ebola
Source: Amy Ridenour's National Center Blog
Navy scientist serves as front line Ebola fighter in Liberia
Source: Stars and Stripes
Cuba pledges more doctors, nurses to fight Ebola in Africa
Source; Myrtle Beach Online
Ugandan leader calls for political mobilization against Ebola
Source; StarAfrica
An Ebola Outbreak Contained: What U.S. And Other Nations Can Learn From Nigeria
Source: Forbes
Ebola Hysteria Fever: A Real Epidemic
Source: Huffington Post
Red Algae Extract Fights Ebola … and HIV, SARS and HCV
Source: Global Research
What the Ebola Experts Miss
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Former ObamaCare adviser: Pentagon’s Ebola team is ‘overkill’
Source: The Hill
U.N. Group Urges China's Wealthy to Fight Ebola
Source: The Wall Street Journal
In Fight to Stop Ebola, Nigeria Got Right Everything America Got Wrong
Source: The Cable
New Africa Books - Special Ebola Edition for 20 October 2014
Source: Sub-Saharan Monitor
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 9 July 2014
Americans Think Africa Is One Big Wild Animal Reserve
Source: The New Republic
US: African Leaders Should Honor Constitutional Term Limits
Source: Voice of America
Boko Haram: Terror’s Insidious New Face
Source: Newsweek
Canal+ launches new channel for Africa
Source: Digital TV Europe
Sasol begins study for gas-to-liquids plant in Mozambique
Source: SouthAfrica.info
Gabon signs Global Tax Convention
Source: Business Ghana
Sudanese president hold talks with Qatar’s Emir in Doha
Source: Sudan Tribune
Museveni era and the killing of the civil service
Source: The Observer
SABMiller to reduce water use by 14% in sustainability pledge
Source: Moneyweb
Big Beer: How Does SABMiller Stack Up?
Source: Guru Focus
Facebook Officially Doesn't Approve of Dead Animals or Baby Butts
Source: The Wire
Global effort needed to stem elephant slaughter: CITES
Source: Business Recorder
Djibouti In Legal Dispute With DP World Over Port Concession
Source: Gulf Business
Africa's Challenges Are Tech Startups' Opportunities
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Vatican, exorcism and witch hunting in Africa
Source: Sierra Express Media
Why Is Namibia Killing Its Rare Desert Elephants?
Source: Scientific American
Ugandan gay activist John Abdallah Wambere, unable to return home, visits Portland to screen "Call Me Kuchu"
Source: The Oregonian
Immunity for African Leaders?
Source: Africa in Transition
President Uhuru Kenyatta banks on reform agenda to create more jobs
Source: Standard Digital
Now Small Farmers In East Africa Can Sell On The World Market
Source: Huffington Post
UNSC concern over Ebola, terror threats in West Africa
Source: Firstpost
W’Africa gets innovative cancer care facility
Source: The Guardian Nigeria
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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
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