UN Launches International Decade Of People Of African Descent
Source: Bernama
Nigerian Ex-Ruler Buhari Wins Opposition Presidential Ticket
Source: Voice of America
Dissident ‘choirboy’: Rwandan gospel star on trial
Source: Aljazeera
The Radio Battle to Educate Ebola’s Kids
Source: The Daily Beast
Ebola outbreak: Vaccine trial put on hold
Source: The Independent
More Ebola victims found in Sierra Leone
Source: UPI
US Analysts Weigh Nigeria, Russia Arms Deal
Source: This Day Live
Lesotho parties sign electoral pledge
Source: The Citizen
S. Africa pledges to address power outages
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Uganda launches food aid initiative to South Sudan
Source: New Vision
Sioux Falls group brings relief to South Sudan
Source: Argus Leader
Uhuru to switch on Sh6bn lighting project for Nairobi
Source: Capital FM
Low grid capacity dampens Nigeria’s trans-African power export hope
Source: Business Day
Seychelles accepted as a member of the World Trade Organisation
Source: Seychelles News Agency
Ethiopian voted as The Best Airline to Africa by Premier Traveler Magazine Survey
Source: Ethiosports
Museveni in Kenya for Northern Corridor Summit
Source: New Vision
South Korea avails US$25m loan for Mozambican hospital
Source: StarAfrica
South African president begins state visit to China
Source: Capital FM
Kenya, Ethiopia sign border security agreement
Source: StarAfrica
What we can learn from Tanzania’s hidden socialist history
Source: The Guardian
Security Council voices concern over security in Central Africa
Source: Business Standard
Gov’t, stakeholders debate cyber security, internet freedom
Source: New Vision
Capital FM video was among most watched in Kenya
Source: Capital FM
African Universities or Universities in Africa
Source: Inside Higher Ed
Governance is a key tool for MCC in changing Africa
Source: The Hill
IMF warns on South African economy
Source: Financial Times
Dr. Dan Leads $139 Billion Fund in South Africa’s Frail Economy
Source: Bloomberg
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Thursday, December 11, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 11 December 2014
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Thursday, July 3, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 3 July 2014
Will Ethiopia’s New Sovereign Credit Rating Increase Foreign Investment?
Source: Brookings/Africa in Focus
Arab Spring Largely Ignored in Sub-Saharan Africa
Source; Gallup World
West Africa fertile ground for pharmas
Source: Destiny Connect
Ex-Ugandan intelligence chief warns against military intervention in S. Sudan
Source: Sudan Tribune
Equatorial Guinea disqualified from Africa Cup of Nations
Source: Soccerway
Africa: Four reasons skilled workers leave - and how to keep them
Source: Radio Netherlands
Analysis: Uganda sucked into CAR vortex
Source: Daily Maverick
Africa: On the frontier
Source: Financial Times
E-commerce could challenge bricks and mortar retail in Africa
Source Bizcommunity.com
RED ALERT: Africa's vulture population in danger
Source: The Himalayan
African nations give Rwandan rebels six months to disarm
Source: Ahram Online
John Githongo: corruption in Kenya is poisoning politics
Source The Guardian
Kagame hosts Museveni, Kenyatta for integration meet
Source: New Vision
How fast is Africa really growing?
Source: Business Times
Challenges of transit trade and trade facilitation in West Africa addressed by UNCTAD at workshop
Source: UNCTAD
Central African Republic: “It’s the Economy, Stupid!”
Source; Africa in Transition
China is a force for good in Africa
Source: People's Daily
Camco, Eiser to help run Africa fund
Source: ReCharge
China Continues to Expand Its Influence into Africa
Source: IVN
Thai ivory boom 'fuelling Africa elephant crisis'
Source: New Vision
African-Elephant Poaching Soars as Ivory Prices Triple in China
Source: TIME
Analysis: Understanding organized crime in Africa
Source: IRIN
What are the Chinese up to in Africa?
Source: The Spectator
PSD student to be ‘youth ambassador’ in South Africa
Source: Coloradoan
Tech solutions from Africa: The next big thing?
Source: Deutsche Welle
African wildlife-hunting cheerleader Kendall Jones targeted by critics
Source: Fox News
Ugandans ignorant about the East African Court of Justice
Source: New Vision
Booming economies are not boosting employment in Africa, why?
Source: The Guardian
Africa Must Have Coherent Approach to Trade Negotiations
Source: Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Africa's number crunchers leave investors in the dark
Source: Reuters
Africa's Richest Man To Build 11 Health Centers in Nigeria To Combat Polio
Source: Forbes
Electrify Africa, Energize Africa and Power Africa: Partnering With Africa for the Long Run
Source: Roll Call
US warns of terror threat at Ugandan airport, nearly 4 decades after deadly hijacking
Source: Fox News
Ugandan president calls Western aid ‘unreligious,’ ‘sinful’
Source: The Washington Times
Source: Brookings/Africa in Focus
Arab Spring Largely Ignored in Sub-Saharan Africa
Source; Gallup World
West Africa fertile ground for pharmas
Source: Destiny Connect
Ex-Ugandan intelligence chief warns against military intervention in S. Sudan
Source: Sudan Tribune
Equatorial Guinea disqualified from Africa Cup of Nations
Source: Soccerway
Africa: Four reasons skilled workers leave - and how to keep them
Source: Radio Netherlands
Analysis: Uganda sucked into CAR vortex
Source: Daily Maverick
Africa: On the frontier
Source: Financial Times
E-commerce could challenge bricks and mortar retail in Africa
Source Bizcommunity.com
RED ALERT: Africa's vulture population in danger
Source: The Himalayan
African nations give Rwandan rebels six months to disarm
Source: Ahram Online
John Githongo: corruption in Kenya is poisoning politics
Source The Guardian
Kagame hosts Museveni, Kenyatta for integration meet
Source: New Vision
How fast is Africa really growing?
Source: Business Times
Challenges of transit trade and trade facilitation in West Africa addressed by UNCTAD at workshop
Source: UNCTAD
Central African Republic: “It’s the Economy, Stupid!”
Source; Africa in Transition
China is a force for good in Africa
Source: People's Daily
Camco, Eiser to help run Africa fund
Source: ReCharge
China Continues to Expand Its Influence into Africa
Source: IVN
Thai ivory boom 'fuelling Africa elephant crisis'
Source: New Vision
African-Elephant Poaching Soars as Ivory Prices Triple in China
Source: TIME
Analysis: Understanding organized crime in Africa
Source: IRIN
What are the Chinese up to in Africa?
Source: The Spectator
PSD student to be ‘youth ambassador’ in South Africa
Source: Coloradoan
Tech solutions from Africa: The next big thing?
Source: Deutsche Welle
African wildlife-hunting cheerleader Kendall Jones targeted by critics
Source: Fox News
Ugandans ignorant about the East African Court of Justice
Source: New Vision
Booming economies are not boosting employment in Africa, why?
Source: The Guardian
Africa Must Have Coherent Approach to Trade Negotiations
Source: Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
Africa's number crunchers leave investors in the dark
Source: Reuters
Africa's Richest Man To Build 11 Health Centers in Nigeria To Combat Polio
Source: Forbes
Electrify Africa, Energize Africa and Power Africa: Partnering With Africa for the Long Run
Source: Roll Call
US warns of terror threat at Ugandan airport, nearly 4 decades after deadly hijacking
Source: Fox News
Ugandan president calls Western aid ‘unreligious,’ ‘sinful’
Source: The Washington Times
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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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 12 June 2014
Sex toys may be illegal in many African states but social taboos are fading
Source: The Guardian
Afreximbank to inject over $18m into Gabonese economy
Source: StarAfrica
African Wildlife Conservation and Kenya’s Wildlife Policy Act
Source: Africa in Transition
Total starts new oil operations in Angola
Source: UPI
FEATURE: Is there enough funding for startups in Africa?
Source: HumanIPO
Canada not exploiting competitive advantages to boost African trade: forum told
Source: Montreal Gazette
Economic and Financial Integration, a Must for Africa: Moroccan Minister
Source: Morocco World News
Africa-America Institute Begins Conversations on Africa Series in Washington
Source: Sierra Express Media
Nigeria’s Internally Displaced Population a Humanitarian Disaster Waiting to Happen
Source: Africa in Transition
Made In Africa, Duty-Free In The US, And About To Expire. Will the Sun Set On AGOA?
Source: AFK Insider
Germany adopts new Africa policy: ambassador
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Hillary Clinton says in memoir that there's very little U.S. military presence in Africa
Source: Tampa Bay Times/Politifact
Kenya, Israel to resume direct flights after 12 years
Source: World Bulletin
Towards Making Africa an Innovation Hub
Source: This Day Live
Zimbabwe leads Africa in literacy
Source: Bulawayo 24
What Africa's children need to succeed
Source: The Guardian
Is Brazil losing interest in Africa?
Source: Eye Witness News
Q&A with the South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool
Source: Africa Agribusiness
Terrorism threat cripples Kenya's tourism industry
Source: Sowetan
West Africa needs to look at partially decriminalising drugs, says thinktank
Source: The Guardian
Why a U.S. Partnership with Africa Makes Sense
Source: Institutional Investor
Africa and West pledge more support in war against Boko Haram
Source: Reuters Canada
MasterCard Index Ranks Africa’s Cities with Highest Growth Potential
Source: StarAfrica
Africa and the FIFA World Cup - a historical journey
Source: GhanaWeb
Metals of Africa raises funds; focus on Rio Mazoe Project in Mozambique
Source: Proactive Investors Australia
Meet Ranger Jay: The extraordinary adventures of Jay Katzen
Source: Anchorage Press
Engaging Wall Street On Power Africa
Source: 3BL Media
Source: The Guardian
Afreximbank to inject over $18m into Gabonese economy
Source: StarAfrica
African Wildlife Conservation and Kenya’s Wildlife Policy Act
Source: Africa in Transition
Total starts new oil operations in Angola
Source: UPI
FEATURE: Is there enough funding for startups in Africa?
Source: HumanIPO
Canada not exploiting competitive advantages to boost African trade: forum told
Source: Montreal Gazette
Economic and Financial Integration, a Must for Africa: Moroccan Minister
Source: Morocco World News
Africa-America Institute Begins Conversations on Africa Series in Washington
Source: Sierra Express Media
Nigeria’s Internally Displaced Population a Humanitarian Disaster Waiting to Happen
Source: Africa in Transition
Made In Africa, Duty-Free In The US, And About To Expire. Will the Sun Set On AGOA?
Source: AFK Insider
Germany adopts new Africa policy: ambassador
Source: Global Post/Xinhua
Hillary Clinton says in memoir that there's very little U.S. military presence in Africa
Source: Tampa Bay Times/Politifact
Kenya, Israel to resume direct flights after 12 years
Source: World Bulletin
Towards Making Africa an Innovation Hub
Source: This Day Live
Zimbabwe leads Africa in literacy
Source: Bulawayo 24
What Africa's children need to succeed
Source: The Guardian
Is Brazil losing interest in Africa?
Source: Eye Witness News
Q&A with the South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool
Source: Africa Agribusiness
Terrorism threat cripples Kenya's tourism industry
Source: Sowetan
West Africa needs to look at partially decriminalising drugs, says thinktank
Source: The Guardian
Why a U.S. Partnership with Africa Makes Sense
Source: Institutional Investor
Africa and West pledge more support in war against Boko Haram
Source: Reuters Canada
MasterCard Index Ranks Africa’s Cities with Highest Growth Potential
Source: StarAfrica
Africa and the FIFA World Cup - a historical journey
Source: GhanaWeb
Metals of Africa raises funds; focus on Rio Mazoe Project in Mozambique
Source: Proactive Investors Australia
Meet Ranger Jay: The extraordinary adventures of Jay Katzen
Source: Anchorage Press
Engaging Wall Street On Power Africa
Source: 3BL Media
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 29 May 2014
BBC zones in on African audiences
Source: Independent Online
Lagarde Urges Africa to Act on Poverty
Source: International Business Times
Electrify Africa: bringing light to the dark continent
Source: Media Club South Africa
African Currencies Weaken, as Emerging Markets Bounce Back
Source: Wall Street Journal
Marlon Wayans To Host The 2014 MTV Africa Music Awards
Source: Vibe
Made in Africa: Is manufacturing taking off on the continent?
Source: BBC News
SABMiller Cleans Up South Africa's Bars to Attract Women
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
5 reasons Bathurst may be South Africa's most eccentric town
Source: CNN
Africa Rising—Building to the Future
Source: International Monetary Fund
PM hails Nordic countries for supporting Uganda
Source: New Vision
AASU On The Current Student Strikes In Africa
Source: SpyGhana
IMF warns ‘rising’ African nations on sovereign debt risks
Source: Financial Times
Chinese investments taking root in Central African nation
Source: China Daily USA
African-focussed films to feature at Encounters Festival
Source: Bizcommunity.com
Modern weather prediction for West African oil and gas operations
Source: Energy Global
With Swift, Quiet Moves, Nigerian Group Limits Religious Violence
Source: NPR
Investors show confidence in Nigeria’s hydrocarbons sector
Source: Oxford Business Group
Experts: Corruption Exposing Kenya to Terrorism
Source: ABC News/AP
S. Sudanese rebel leader meets Kenyan president in Nairobi
Source: Sudan Tribune
Kenyan president urges young people to bid for government contracts allocated to them
Source: Supply Management
Labels:
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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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Sunday, May 25, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 25 May 2014
INTERVIEW-Oil-dependent Gabon seeks to diversify economy -president
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Anura Perera yet to sue Kenya for new demands on Anglo Leasing
Source: Standard Digital
Millennium Villages Project in Africa remains a trend-setter
Source: Gulf Times
Zambia, Uganda, Nigeria, SAPP top winners at African Utility Week Awards
Source: Biztech Africa
Nigeria’s Ventures Magazine Lists 55 Billionaires in Africa
Source: Eurweb
South African Prince wants Brecon Museum to hand over spoils of Anglo-Zulu war
Source: Wales Online
Valid dreams- Lupita Nyong’o, an inspiration for Africa's youth
Source: Seychelles News Agency
Mining industry continues to threaten East Africa’s flamingos
Source: Birdwatch
'The Race to Save Africa's Fastest Cats'
Source: Keene Sentinel
Africa’s First Openly Gay Member of Parliament
Source: O-blog-dee-o-blog-da
There is need today to reflect on why African countries remain underdeveloped-Constitution Grand Coalition
Source: Lusaka Times
Jonathan was not booed in South Africa – Presidency
Source: Daily Post
Obama not seeking plans for US troops to rescue Nigerian girls
Source: Stars and Stripes
Let Africa’s activists attend gay rights conference: Editorial
Source: Toronto Star
Somali minister quits over al-Shabab attack
Source: Aljazeera
Innocent People Die as Crime Soars Across South Africa
Source: Liberty Voice
On Africa Day, Ban urges leveraging continent's potential for the good of all people
Source: UN News Centre
Mbabazi booed as Museveni skips Kanungu event
Source: The Observer
The real financiers of Boko Haram — an alternative viewpoint - PUNCH
Source: Nigerian Bulletin
Etisalat Expands To 11 African Countries
Source: Leadership
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 13 May 2014
Book Reveals Wider Net of U.S. Spying on Envoys
Source: New York Times
SA the ‘drunkest’ country in Africa
Source: The Citizen
Assessing Africa’s readiness for multi-million dollar tech startup deals
Source: Technology Zimbabwe
Uganda at centrestage of Pan African tourism debate
Source: New Vision
Africa is buzzing with entrepreneurial spirit
Source: KSPR/CNN
Global crisis on torture exposed by new worldwide campaign
Source: Amnesty International
High fees on diaspora funds holding back Africa’s growth
Source: Standard Digital
Eskom eyes the rest of Africa
Source: SAPA
Developing Africa Losses $15 Billion in Tax Revenue Over Decade
Source: Wall Street Journal
Indian IT companies tap Africa’s new-fangled fad for technology
Source: Economic Times
Cooperation, trade and education key to Africa's success – Coleman
Source: Media Club South Africa
David Brooks: Get to know the real Africa
Source: The Fresno Bee
American Billionaire Ronald Lauder Is Funding Africa's Cheapest Car
Source: Forbes
Africa is rising – but much remains to be done – WEF
Source: Business Day
The reason every book about Africa has the same cover—and it’s not pretty
Source: Quartz
U.S. Marines Lock & Load: Close Ranks With Anti-Poachers
Source: Global Animal
Scientist urges nuance for Africa-China timber policies
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Death of Ambassador of Togo Under Investigation in Gabon
Source: Prensa Latina
Majority of African Farm Workers Struggle to Afford Food
Source: Gallup World
Source: New York Times
SA the ‘drunkest’ country in Africa
Source: The Citizen
Assessing Africa’s readiness for multi-million dollar tech startup deals
Source: Technology Zimbabwe
Uganda at centrestage of Pan African tourism debate
Source: New Vision
Africa is buzzing with entrepreneurial spirit
Source: KSPR/CNN
Global crisis on torture exposed by new worldwide campaign
Source: Amnesty International
High fees on diaspora funds holding back Africa’s growth
Source: Standard Digital
Eskom eyes the rest of Africa
Source: SAPA
Developing Africa Losses $15 Billion in Tax Revenue Over Decade
Source: Wall Street Journal
Indian IT companies tap Africa’s new-fangled fad for technology
Source: Economic Times
Cooperation, trade and education key to Africa's success – Coleman
Source: Media Club South Africa
David Brooks: Get to know the real Africa
Source: The Fresno Bee
American Billionaire Ronald Lauder Is Funding Africa's Cheapest Car
Source: Forbes
Africa is rising – but much remains to be done – WEF
Source: Business Day
The reason every book about Africa has the same cover—and it’s not pretty
Source: Quartz
U.S. Marines Lock & Load: Close Ranks With Anti-Poachers
Source: Global Animal
Scientist urges nuance for Africa-China timber policies
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Death of Ambassador of Togo Under Investigation in Gabon
Source: Prensa Latina
Majority of African Farm Workers Struggle to Afford Food
Source: Gallup World
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Thursday, May 8, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 8 May 2014
Snip Decision: Africa's Campaign To Circumcise Its Men
Source: NPR All Things Considered
Michelle Obama's hashtag help sign for Nigerian girls irks Twitter critics
Source: Washington Times
How Africa Can Capitalize on Its Progress
Source: Wall Street Journal
South Africans disappointed by growing inequality
Source: Marketplace
Examining the state of media freedom in Southern Africa
Source: Bizcommunity
36 million arrivals and counting: Sub-Saharan Africa keeps growing
Source: TTG Digital
We Must Break Money Transfer Monopolies in Africa, Says WorldRemit
Source: MarketWatch
Cost of Somali piracy falls, but West Africa piracy increasing: Report
Source: Business Insurance
Civil War Invades An Elephant Sanctuary: One Researcher's Escape
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Report says Africa loses 50 bln USD in illicit cash flows
Source: Shanghai Daily
Nigeria, South Africa partner to push intra-African economic integration
Source: Business Day
Security Worries Cloud African Economic Picture
Source: Wall Street Journal
Global cost of Somali piracy 'halved' in 2013
Source: Aljazeera
Let’s reduce trade barriers, Uhuru tells Abuja panel
Source: Daily Nation
Peacekeeping Missions Lack Trust In Central African Republic
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Hell Is an Understatement: A report from the bloody, crumbling Central African Republic
Source: The New Republic
LRA leader within S. Sudan’s disputed region, says UN
Source: Sudan Tribune
An Hour With Africa’s Richest Man
Source: TIME
ANC losing parliamentary seats in South Africa's elections
Source: The Africa Report
France to Keep Troops in Africa Against Extremists
Source: ABC News/AP
China Proposes China-Africa Regional Aviation Plan
Source: Channels
Africa Features High On Emirates Airline Priority List
Source: Wall Street Journal
Fast growing retail and e-commerce in Africa offers Huge potential – DHL
Source: PC Tech
Content nodes to accelerate Africa’s Internet
Source: Biztech Africa
U.S. Team To Assist Nigeria In Locating Kidnapped School Girls
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Kenya: Uhuru Kenyatta Helped Launch a “Visa free travel in Africa”
Source: Geeska Afrika
Africa Should Not Follow China's Model, Beijing's Ambassador Says
Source: Forbes
What’s Wrong With the Electrify Africa Act
Source: The Nation
Source: NPR All Things Considered
Michelle Obama's hashtag help sign for Nigerian girls irks Twitter critics
Source: Washington Times
How Africa Can Capitalize on Its Progress
Source: Wall Street Journal
South Africans disappointed by growing inequality
Source: Marketplace
Examining the state of media freedom in Southern Africa
Source: Bizcommunity
36 million arrivals and counting: Sub-Saharan Africa keeps growing
Source: TTG Digital
We Must Break Money Transfer Monopolies in Africa, Says WorldRemit
Source: MarketWatch
Cost of Somali piracy falls, but West Africa piracy increasing: Report
Source: Business Insurance
Civil War Invades An Elephant Sanctuary: One Researcher's Escape
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Report says Africa loses 50 bln USD in illicit cash flows
Source: Shanghai Daily
Nigeria, South Africa partner to push intra-African economic integration
Source: Business Day
Security Worries Cloud African Economic Picture
Source: Wall Street Journal
Global cost of Somali piracy 'halved' in 2013
Source: Aljazeera
Let’s reduce trade barriers, Uhuru tells Abuja panel
Source: Daily Nation
Peacekeeping Missions Lack Trust In Central African Republic
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Hell Is an Understatement: A report from the bloody, crumbling Central African Republic
Source: The New Republic
LRA leader within S. Sudan’s disputed region, says UN
Source: Sudan Tribune
An Hour With Africa’s Richest Man
Source: TIME
ANC losing parliamentary seats in South Africa's elections
Source: The Africa Report
France to Keep Troops in Africa Against Extremists
Source: ABC News/AP
China Proposes China-Africa Regional Aviation Plan
Source: Channels
Africa Features High On Emirates Airline Priority List
Source: Wall Street Journal
Fast growing retail and e-commerce in Africa offers Huge potential – DHL
Source: PC Tech
Content nodes to accelerate Africa’s Internet
Source: Biztech Africa
U.S. Team To Assist Nigeria In Locating Kidnapped School Girls
Source: NPR Morning Edition
Kenya: Uhuru Kenyatta Helped Launch a “Visa free travel in Africa”
Source: Geeska Afrika
Africa Should Not Follow China's Model, Beijing's Ambassador Says
Source: Forbes
What’s Wrong With the Electrify Africa Act
Source: The Nation
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Somalia,
South Africa,
Tourism,
Trade
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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Thursday, April 10, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 10 April 2014
Sex, Style And Success In 'An African City'
Source: NPR
How Nigeria Became Africa's Largest Economy Overnight
Source: The Atlantic
Uganda: Museveni’s son is already number two
Source: The Indian Ocean Newsletter
Elections in Guinea-Bissau
Source: U.S. Department of State
Kenyan Debt Beats Peers as Market Awaits Eurobond: Africa Credit
Source: Bloomberg
South Africa’s Jacob Zuma Stonewalls on Corruption Charges
Source: Africa in Transition
Ethiopia and Kenya to speed up Special Status Agreement to boost business ties
Source: Zegabi
African oil and gas attracts near-record foreign investment
Source: Out-Law.com
Somalia: In Search of a Foreign Policy
Source: The African Executive
More Household Spending plus Increased Investments in Natural Resources and Infrastructure Mean Higher Growth for Africa
Source: World Bank
Kenya, China To Sign Co-operation Pacts During Chinese Premier's Visit
Source: Bernama
Africa: We don’t want aid. Please keep it for your local poor!
Source: Silicon Africa
Eritrea and Ethiopia: Beyond the Impasse
Source: Chatham House
Over the last decade, 17 million more children are learning in sub-Saharan Africa
Source: World Education Blog
Weekly Incidents of Violence in Nigeria
Source: Africa in Transition
The Ugandan anti-gay bill and the limits of US influence in Africa
Source: The Hill
Imports, not refineries, to meet Africa's rising fuel needs: Vitol
Source: Reuters
State witness exonerates Former President Rupiah Banda in oil deal
Source: Lusaka Times
Navy base on the line as Mauritius tries to pit U.S., U.K. in island’s sovereignty bid
Source: Washington Times
Survey: Attitudes of South Africans in the Run Up to Elections
Source: Freedom House
Powering Africa’s Future: Examining the Power Africa Initiative
Source: The African Executive
Source: NPR
How Nigeria Became Africa's Largest Economy Overnight
Source: The Atlantic
Uganda: Museveni’s son is already number two
Source: The Indian Ocean Newsletter
Elections in Guinea-Bissau
Source: U.S. Department of State
Kenyan Debt Beats Peers as Market Awaits Eurobond: Africa Credit
Source: Bloomberg
South Africa’s Jacob Zuma Stonewalls on Corruption Charges
Source: Africa in Transition
Ethiopia and Kenya to speed up Special Status Agreement to boost business ties
Source: Zegabi
African oil and gas attracts near-record foreign investment
Source: Out-Law.com
Somalia: In Search of a Foreign Policy
Source: The African Executive
More Household Spending plus Increased Investments in Natural Resources and Infrastructure Mean Higher Growth for Africa
Source: World Bank
Kenya, China To Sign Co-operation Pacts During Chinese Premier's Visit
Source: Bernama
Africa: We don’t want aid. Please keep it for your local poor!
Source: Silicon Africa
Eritrea and Ethiopia: Beyond the Impasse
Source: Chatham House
Over the last decade, 17 million more children are learning in sub-Saharan Africa
Source: World Education Blog
Weekly Incidents of Violence in Nigeria
Source: Africa in Transition
The Ugandan anti-gay bill and the limits of US influence in Africa
Source: The Hill
Imports, not refineries, to meet Africa's rising fuel needs: Vitol
Source: Reuters
State witness exonerates Former President Rupiah Banda in oil deal
Source: Lusaka Times
Navy base on the line as Mauritius tries to pit U.S., U.K. in island’s sovereignty bid
Source: Washington Times
Survey: Attitudes of South Africans in the Run Up to Elections
Source: Freedom House
Powering Africa’s Future: Examining the Power Africa Initiative
Source: The African Executive
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South Africa,
Uganda,
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Zambia
Monday, April 7, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 7 April 2014
JPMorgan, U.K. Government Invest in Fund for Africa Business
Source: Bloomberg
20th Commemoration of the Rwandan Genocide
Source: U.S. Department of State
World Bank Says Political, Market Turmoil Weighing on Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
The Fourth Europe-Africa Summit
Source: Business Day
Kenya, Turkey to ink deals to enhance bilateral ties
Source: Shanghai Daily
Africa Could Feed the World, But Smallholders Will Be Key
Source: Africa Progress Panel
Remote South Africa Village Gets Electricity for First Time -- in 2014
Source: Voice of America
Kenya's New Bird Stirs Pride in Africa
Source: Capital FM via AllAfrica.com
Marriott says to open 30 new hotels in South Africa by 2020
Source: Reuters
Nollywood Contributes Massively To Nigeria’s GDP
Source: Ventures Africa
Nairobi on Course to Become Africa's Second Top City
Source: Nairobi News
Uganda Police Raid U.S.-Funded AIDS Research Program
Source: Wall Street Journal
Obama: Rwandan genocide ‘shook the conscience of the world’
Source: The Hill
Marriott becomes largest hotel company in Africa
Source: Capital FM
Nigeria is Officially “Africa’s Largest Economy”
Source: Council on Foreign Relations/Africa in Transition
Rwanda: World Joins Rwanda in Mourning Genocide Victims
Source: The New Times via AllAfrica.com
Kenyatta: We Will Not Negotiate With Terrorists
Source: Citizen News
Source: Bloomberg
20th Commemoration of the Rwandan Genocide
Source: U.S. Department of State
World Bank Says Political, Market Turmoil Weighing on Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
The Fourth Europe-Africa Summit
Source: Business Day
Kenya, Turkey to ink deals to enhance bilateral ties
Source: Shanghai Daily
Africa Could Feed the World, But Smallholders Will Be Key
Source: Africa Progress Panel
Remote South Africa Village Gets Electricity for First Time -- in 2014
Source: Voice of America
Kenya's New Bird Stirs Pride in Africa
Source: Capital FM via AllAfrica.com
Marriott says to open 30 new hotels in South Africa by 2020
Source: Reuters
Nollywood Contributes Massively To Nigeria’s GDP
Source: Ventures Africa
Nairobi on Course to Become Africa's Second Top City
Source: Nairobi News
Uganda Police Raid U.S.-Funded AIDS Research Program
Source: Wall Street Journal
Obama: Rwandan genocide ‘shook the conscience of the world’
Source: The Hill
Marriott becomes largest hotel company in Africa
Source: Capital FM
Nigeria is Officially “Africa’s Largest Economy”
Source: Council on Foreign Relations/Africa in Transition
Rwanda: World Joins Rwanda in Mourning Genocide Victims
Source: The New Times via AllAfrica.com
Kenyatta: We Will Not Negotiate With Terrorists
Source: Citizen News
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 6 April 2014
How access to power can fuel Africa's economic growth
Source: CNN
As Ebola spreads in Africa, how worried should West be?
Source: USA Today
Nigeria becomes Africa's largest economy
Source: Aljazeera
Army, Boko Haram Working Together in Parts of Nigeria?
Source: Voice of America
The Great Rift Valley - a name for an aircraft
Source: eTurbo News
Cofek warns President Uhuru Kenyatta against disrupting devolution
Source: Standard Media
Meet Fritz Ekwoge, a Cameroonian Developer of an App That Eliminates the USB Flash Drive Source: innov8iv.com
New PM appointed in Mali as entire government quits
Source: BBC News
Paul Simon celebrates Masekela's 75th birthday
Source: AP
U.N. chief warns against repeat of Rwanda in Central African Republic
Source: CNN
Migrants crisis clouds Africa's rebirth dream
Source: Daily Nation
It’s Not Just Uganda: Behind the Christian Right’s Onslaught in Africa
Source: The Nation
Somali leader vows to eliminate Al-Shabaab as more arrested in swoop
Source: Midnimo
Source: CNN
As Ebola spreads in Africa, how worried should West be?
Source: USA Today
Nigeria becomes Africa's largest economy
Source: Aljazeera
Army, Boko Haram Working Together in Parts of Nigeria?
Source: Voice of America
The Great Rift Valley - a name for an aircraft
Source: eTurbo News
Cofek warns President Uhuru Kenyatta against disrupting devolution
Source: Standard Media
Meet Fritz Ekwoge, a Cameroonian Developer of an App That Eliminates the USB Flash Drive Source: innov8iv.com
New PM appointed in Mali as entire government quits
Source: BBC News
Paul Simon celebrates Masekela's 75th birthday
Source: AP
U.N. chief warns against repeat of Rwanda in Central African Republic
Source: CNN
Migrants crisis clouds Africa's rebirth dream
Source: Daily Nation
It’s Not Just Uganda: Behind the Christian Right’s Onslaught in Africa
Source: The Nation
Somali leader vows to eliminate Al-Shabaab as more arrested in swoop
Source: Midnimo
Labels:
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Cameroon,
Central African Republic,
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Kenya,
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Nigeria,
religion,
Rwanda,
Somalia,
South Africa,
Technology,
terrorism,
Tourism
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