China must stop its arms sales to war-torn South Sudan
Source: South China Morning Post
Shortage of school toilets leaves stink
Source: IOL/Daily News
Africa’s necessary data revolution
Source; Korea JoongAng Daily
E-readers bring hope to Africa's schools
Source: CNN
Uganda Foreign Missions websites a disaster
Source: New Vision
African Women Are Africa's Future
Source: The Huffington Post
'Sony phones top for porn in SA'
Source: iAfrica.com
Can China Save Africa's Elephants?
Source: Bloomberg View
Global Consulting Firm Links Businesses to Partnerships in Africa
Source: AFK Insider
'In Morocco youth unemployment is driving up inequality'
Source: The Guardian
Aga Khan Development Network to Invest U.S. $1 Billion (Sh1.6 Trillion)in Expansion Plans for Tanzania
Source: Daily News
Conservationists Urge Action As African Elephants Reach Tipping Point
Source: NPR/Here & Now
African Media Tries to Educate Public About Ebola
Source: Voice of America
Mutharika Urged to Protect Sexual Minorities in Malawi
Source: Nyasa Times
UK, US support Uganda malaria eradication efforts
Source: New Vision
Museveni tells off Bukusu, Bagisu over archaic circumcision ritual,
says it promotes prostitution
Source: The Star
These Two Charts Show How China Is Helping Decimate Africa's Elephants
Source; Foreign Policy
President Uhuru assures investors in tourism industry of support
Source: Standard Digital
FM: Kenya Supports Iran's Right to Use Peaceful N. Technology
Source: Fars News Agency
In Liberia, Ebola Quarantine Sparks Riots
Source: NPR/Here & Now
Clearing the air on US-Kenya relations
Source: Standard Digital
Why Are So Many Women Dying From Ebola?
Source: Foreign Policy
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 20 August 2014
Labels:
China,
circumcision,
Ebola,
education,
elephants,
Iran,
ivory,
Kenya,
Liberia,
malaria,
Malawi,
Museveni,
pornography,
South Sudan,
Tanzania,
Technology,
Tourism,
Uganda,
women
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 31 July 2014
Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial: Judge Thokozile Masipa Has Considerable Testimony To Consider
Source: Sports World News
Michelle Obama Urges Young Africans to Embrace Women's Rights
Source: Voice of America
Trade, Investment, Growth Are Key Issues at US-Africa Summit
Source: Voice of America
Barclays Africa to expand in Nigeria
Source: Business Day
Ambulance fitted to restore eyesight in Togo, West Africa
Source: Tyler Morning Telegraph
Fort Worth doctor in Africa tests positive for Ebola virus
Source: KHOU-TV
Liberia shuts all schools as Ebola virus spreads
Source: France24
World’s first malaria vaccine to hit markets soon
Source: Free Malaysia Today
US not looking for permanent military presence in Africa
Source: Business Standard
First lady asks African leaders to change gender attitudes
Source: The Modesto Bee/AP
State Dept. official: Anti-gay laws ‘not consistent’ with African values
Source: Washington Blade
U.S. Africa Summit Leaders Face Weighty Agenda for Continent
Source: United States Institute of Peace
EU, Cameroon Implement Economic Partnership Agreement
Source: Tax-News
President Jonathan Drops Wife From Washington DC Trip, To Travel With 73 Delegates
Source: Sahara Reporters
Source: Sports World News
Michelle Obama Urges Young Africans to Embrace Women's Rights
Source: Voice of America
Trade, Investment, Growth Are Key Issues at US-Africa Summit
Source: Voice of America
Barclays Africa to expand in Nigeria
Source: Business Day
Ambulance fitted to restore eyesight in Togo, West Africa
Source: Tyler Morning Telegraph
Fort Worth doctor in Africa tests positive for Ebola virus
Source: KHOU-TV
Liberia shuts all schools as Ebola virus spreads
Source: France24
World’s first malaria vaccine to hit markets soon
Source: Free Malaysia Today
US not looking for permanent military presence in Africa
Source: Business Standard
First lady asks African leaders to change gender attitudes
Source: The Modesto Bee/AP
State Dept. official: Anti-gay laws ‘not consistent’ with African values
Source: Washington Blade
U.S. Africa Summit Leaders Face Weighty Agenda for Continent
Source: United States Institute of Peace
EU, Cameroon Implement Economic Partnership Agreement
Source: Tax-News
President Jonathan Drops Wife From Washington DC Trip, To Travel With 73 Delegates
Source: Sahara Reporters
Labels:
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Cameroon,
Ebola,
EU,
gay,
Goodluck Jonathan,
health,
human rights,
Liberia,
malaria,
Michelle Obama,
Nigeria,
Oscar Pistorius,
Togo,
Trade,
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit,
women
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
Labels:
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cities,
Equatorial Guinea,
Kenya,
malaria,
oil,
palm oil,
Sierra Leone,
Somalia,
South Sudan,
Sudan,
Swaziland,
television,
terrorism,
tobacco,
Uganda,
wildlife,
women
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 6 July 2014
Kidnapped Nigerian girls escape from Boko Haram abductors - reports
Source: The Independent
Akin Bello wins Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa
Source: WorldStage
US military Africa chief: Chaos in Libya is destabilizing the region
Source: Asharq Al-Awsat
Equatorial Guinea leader's son Obiang loses legal case against French magazine
Source: RFI English
Video footage shows Pistorius re-enacting killing
Source: NBC29
Senegal prime minister sacked
Source: Aljazeera
Uganda taxpayers to pay for Kutesa’s one-year stay in New York
Source: The London Evening Post
Cape schoolgirls in animal porn shock
Source: IOL News
Muhwezi envious of Mbabazi – ex minister Hope Mwesigye
Source: The Observer
Malaria Remains A Threat In Southern Africa
Source: Bernama
African Youth and the Job Market: Asset or Liability?
Source: Fair Observer
13 Nigerian banks make top 1000 world ranking, lead Africa
Source: The Guardian Nigeria
Philippines, S. Africa in air talks
Source: Business World Online
Avoid unhealthy competition, PM tells universities
Source: New Vision
Gambian passport is 5th most powerful in Africa – report
Source: Star Africa
Ugandan president accuses sex as root of African problems
Source: Business Standard
Guinea-Bissau gets new government
Source: IOL News
Ugandans celebrate Pride in secret, despite anti-gay laws
Source: Gay Star News
Could it be that African farmers are seeking new jobs?
Source: GhanaWeb
Uganda salutes USA Independence
Source: New Vision
No visa required: Africa’s most powerful passports
Source: How We Made It in Africa
Nine low-income African countries win funding to transform renewable energy services
Source: Star Africa
Into Africa: Capturing unforgettable memories on a photo expedition
Source: The Anniston Star
Malawi celebrates fifty years of independence
Source: Aljazeera
Electrify, energize and power Africa: Partnering with Africa for the long run
Source: Business Day
Jill Biden Travels to East Congo on Africa Tour
Source: ABC News
This time for Africa: why India must woo this continent
Source: Hindustan Times
Uganda army kills 41 'tribal gunmen' near DRC
Source: Aljazeera
Airtel to work with Government in developing ICT and help fight Ebola
Source: PC Tech Magazine
Unrefined oil politics: How close links to Mbabazi cost Chinese US$3bn deal
Source: The Independent
Source: The Independent
Akin Bello wins Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa
Source: WorldStage
US military Africa chief: Chaos in Libya is destabilizing the region
Source: Asharq Al-Awsat
Equatorial Guinea leader's son Obiang loses legal case against French magazine
Source: RFI English
Video footage shows Pistorius re-enacting killing
Source: NBC29
Senegal prime minister sacked
Source: Aljazeera
Uganda taxpayers to pay for Kutesa’s one-year stay in New York
Source: The London Evening Post
Cape schoolgirls in animal porn shock
Source: IOL News
Muhwezi envious of Mbabazi – ex minister Hope Mwesigye
Source: The Observer
Malaria Remains A Threat In Southern Africa
Source: Bernama
African Youth and the Job Market: Asset or Liability?
Source: Fair Observer
13 Nigerian banks make top 1000 world ranking, lead Africa
Source: The Guardian Nigeria
Philippines, S. Africa in air talks
Source: Business World Online
Avoid unhealthy competition, PM tells universities
Source: New Vision
Gambian passport is 5th most powerful in Africa – report
Source: Star Africa
Ugandan president accuses sex as root of African problems
Source: Business Standard
Guinea-Bissau gets new government
Source: IOL News
Ugandans celebrate Pride in secret, despite anti-gay laws
Source: Gay Star News
Could it be that African farmers are seeking new jobs?
Source: GhanaWeb
Uganda salutes USA Independence
Source: New Vision
No visa required: Africa’s most powerful passports
Source: How We Made It in Africa
Nine low-income African countries win funding to transform renewable energy services
Source: Star Africa
Into Africa: Capturing unforgettable memories on a photo expedition
Source: The Anniston Star
Malawi celebrates fifty years of independence
Source: Aljazeera
Electrify, energize and power Africa: Partnering with Africa for the long run
Source: Business Day
Jill Biden Travels to East Congo on Africa Tour
Source: ABC News
This time for Africa: why India must woo this continent
Source: Hindustan Times
Uganda army kills 41 'tribal gunmen' near DRC
Source: Aljazeera
Airtel to work with Government in developing ICT and help fight Ebola
Source: PC Tech Magazine
Unrefined oil politics: How close links to Mbabazi cost Chinese US$3bn deal
Source: The Independent
Labels:
African literature,
Amama Mbabazi,
Boko Haram,
Equatorial Guinea,
Gambia,
Guinea-Bissau,
jobs,
Libya,
malaria,
Nigeria,
Oscar Pistorius,
Philippines,
Sam Kutesa,
Senegal,
sex,
South Africa,
Uganda
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
Labels:
Amama Mbabazi,
Boko Haram,
China,
debt,
elephants,
Gabon,
Investment,
Kenya,
malaria,
Morocco,
Nigeria,
poaching,
railroad,
South Africa,
South Sudan,
Swaziland,
Technology,
telecom,
Uganda,
Yoweri Museveni
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 24 April 2014
Explosion targets journalist’s car in Cameroon
Source: Washington Post
Ethiopia thwarts Egypt by paying for Nile dam itself
Source: Al Arabiya
China's African Adventure
Source: Foreign Policy
U.N. Security Council members mulling South Sudan sanctions
Source: Reuters
GDP growth in Sub-Saharan Africa to reach 5.5 pct in 2014: IMF
Source: Shanghai Daily
AU pushes efforts to end conflicts on African continent
Source: Xinhua
Sub-Saharan Africa faces heightened risk of capital outflows: IMF
Source: Reuters
Africa's Richest Woman Plans To Increase Stake in Unitel
Source: Forbes
Africa’s Path to Prosperity
Source: New York Times
Handheld lab could diagnose malaria in 15 minutes
Source: mHealth News
Born Free USA publishes Africa's poaching list of shame
Source: eTurboNews
World Bank Approves $150m Grant For Education In Africa
Source: Ventures Africa
Uganda to deploy Suprema Live Scanners for 2016 Voter Registration
Source: PC Tech Magazine
A.N.C.’s Stature Wanes as Disenchantment Grows in South Africa
Source: New York Times
IGD appoints Africa expert as new president and CEO
Source: Devex
Africa World Documentary Film Festival screens at Missouri History Museum
Source: St. Louis American
Fighting rages in South Sudan, days after discovery of hundreds of bodies
Source: Washington Post
Oil and Gas: Ophir energy's exciting African campaign
Source: The Africa Report
Exclusive: Russia, China block Central African Republic blacklist at U.N.
Source: Reuters
NASA Catches Deforestation in the Act
Source: The Weather Channel
IMF: Sluggish South Africa Economy Slowing Region's Growth
Source: Wall Street Journal
‘Technology exists to lower Kenya’s money transfer costs'
Source: IT Web Africa
South Africa's Central Bank Warns of Capital Flight Risk
Source: Wall Street Journal
Source: Washington Post
Ethiopia thwarts Egypt by paying for Nile dam itself
Source: Al Arabiya
China's African Adventure
Source: Foreign Policy
U.N. Security Council members mulling South Sudan sanctions
Source: Reuters
GDP growth in Sub-Saharan Africa to reach 5.5 pct in 2014: IMF
Source: Shanghai Daily
AU pushes efforts to end conflicts on African continent
Source: Xinhua
Sub-Saharan Africa faces heightened risk of capital outflows: IMF
Source: Reuters
Africa's Richest Woman Plans To Increase Stake in Unitel
Source: Forbes
Africa’s Path to Prosperity
Source: New York Times
Handheld lab could diagnose malaria in 15 minutes
Source: mHealth News
Born Free USA publishes Africa's poaching list of shame
Source: eTurboNews
World Bank Approves $150m Grant For Education In Africa
Source: Ventures Africa
Uganda to deploy Suprema Live Scanners for 2016 Voter Registration
Source: PC Tech Magazine
A.N.C.’s Stature Wanes as Disenchantment Grows in South Africa
Source: New York Times
IGD appoints Africa expert as new president and CEO
Source: Devex
Africa World Documentary Film Festival screens at Missouri History Museum
Source: St. Louis American
Fighting rages in South Sudan, days after discovery of hundreds of bodies
Source: Washington Post
Oil and Gas: Ophir energy's exciting African campaign
Source: The Africa Report
Exclusive: Russia, China block Central African Republic blacklist at U.N.
Source: Reuters
NASA Catches Deforestation in the Act
Source: The Weather Channel
IMF: Sluggish South Africa Economy Slowing Region's Growth
Source: Wall Street Journal
‘Technology exists to lower Kenya’s money transfer costs'
Source: IT Web Africa
South Africa's Central Bank Warns of Capital Flight Risk
Source: Wall Street Journal
Labels:
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AU,
banking,
Business,
China,
development,
economics,
Egypt,
Ethiopia,
film,
health,
Kenya,
malaria,
NASA,
oil,
Russia,
South Africa,
South Sudan,
Technology
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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