Oscar Pistorius' iPad Included 'Free Mobile Porn' Visit Day Before He Killed Girlfriend, Report
Source: Sports World News
Ebola and Counterinsurgency—A Struggle for Legitimacy
Source: Africa in Transition
Museveni calls for value addition in mining industry
Source: New Vision
Q&A: YALI Fellow Amadou “Chico” Cissoko Talks African Innovation
Source: AFK Insider
US increases cap on duty-free apparel from Africa
Source: just-style
Here Are The Economic Effects Of The Worsening Africa Ebola Outbreak
Source: Africa in Focus
Rugunda sworn in as PM, sets out priorities
Source: New Vision
Nigeria’s Boko Haram and Heavy Weapons
Source: Africa in Transition
Africans attacked in Delhi: Envoys seek 'fair probe'
Source: Hindustan Times
12 Africans Shortlisted For UK Engineering Innovation Awards
Source: Ventures Africa
Stocks Looking for the Next Big Africa Oil Gusher in Namibia
Source: Small Cap Network
Uganda to showcase 14 projects at London summit
Source: New Vision
Free giveaways planned for Equatorial Guinea's .gq domain
Source: IT Web Africa
Boko Haram leader dismisses claims of his death in new video
Source: Yahoo!7 News
Elephant conservation: The need for political will
Source: Daily Maverick
Tanzania to ban public officials from holding private sector jobs
Source: Reuters
UN General Assembly President welcomes multilateral fight against terror
Source: Xinhua
'Together we can make a difference,' says General Assembly President, previewing work ahead
Source: India Blooms
Owners will lose rights over mineral-rich land - Museveni
Source: Daily Monitor
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Thursday, October 2, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 2 October 2014
Labels:
Boko Haram,
Corruption,
Ebola,
elephants,
Equatorial Guinea,
India,
Internet,
mining,
Namibia,
Nigeria,
oil,
Oscar Pistorius,
poaching,
Rugunda,
Sam Kutesa,
Tanzania,
tariffs,
Trade,
United Nations,
Yoweri Museveni
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 13 August 2014
UNICEF Report: Africa's Population Could Hit 4 Billion By 2100
Source: NPR/All Things Considered
South African men have less sex than the global average
Source: Capital FM Lifestyle Magazine
Rights Groups in 'Recon' Mode Following U.S.-Africa Summit
Source: The Advocate
Ebola Outbreak Impacts on The African Football
Source: StarAfrica
Uhuru back from US, gets down to work
Source: Capital FM
New Malawi leader stakes claim to lake
Source: New Zimbabwe
Museveni hires US firm for PR
Source: The Observer
Porn is not illegal, StarSat argues
Source: Tech Central
In Uganda, Museveni and MPs appear at odds over anti-gay bill
Source: San Diego Gay & Lesbian News
Tom Donohue: Africa a Land of Opportunity for American Business
Source: Noozhawk
Ugandan President Appears To Be Stalling Efforts To Revive Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Source: BuzzFeed
Which cities hold the key to unleashing growth in Sub-Saharan Africa?
Source: PWC
Africa’s affluent ready to pay a premium for quality: EMS survey
Source: CNBC Africa
China hopes US will also do its best to support Africa development
Source: BD Live
US-Africa Summit shifts relationship from aid to commercial partnership
Source: IOL Business Report
Obama Directs $10M To Fight Terrorism in Africa
Source Forbes
Museveni okays ‘private’ gays
Source: The Observer
Liberia looks ahead with new oil bid round
Source: Reuters
US-Africa relations: America will laugh last, and longest
Source: The Observer
Is the IMF Going to Save Ghana’s Troubled Economy?
Source: Africa in Transition
A railway deal, the Chinese, and a minister gone rogue
Source: The Observer
Africa’s Biggest City Fights ‘Wicked Lies’ on Ebola Myths
Source: Bloomberg
Africa can do a lot with the newfound attention
Source: Gulf News
Uncertainty as Power Africa moves offices
Source: Standard Digital
Ebola Also Devastates Wild Ape Population
Source: Voice of America
Samsung Unveils First Solar Powered Internet School In Ghana
Source: Ventures Africa
Study indicates significant potential for low operating cost at Mebaga
Source: Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Rhinos being airlifted to safety out of South Africa
Source: UPI
WHO urges greater Kenya scrutiny over Ebola
Source: Capital FM
The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit:
A Resounding Success Exposing American Media’s Ignorance of Emerging Africa
Source: Brookings Institution/Africa in Focus
Q & A: What Young African Leaders Are Saying About Obama’s Summit
Source: AFK Insider
Africa's last polar bear dies - Joburg Zoo
Source: The Citizen
Source: NPR/All Things Considered
South African men have less sex than the global average
Source: Capital FM Lifestyle Magazine
Rights Groups in 'Recon' Mode Following U.S.-Africa Summit
Source: The Advocate
Ebola Outbreak Impacts on The African Football
Source: StarAfrica
Uhuru back from US, gets down to work
Source: Capital FM
New Malawi leader stakes claim to lake
Source: New Zimbabwe
Museveni hires US firm for PR
Source: The Observer
Porn is not illegal, StarSat argues
Source: Tech Central
In Uganda, Museveni and MPs appear at odds over anti-gay bill
Source: San Diego Gay & Lesbian News
Tom Donohue: Africa a Land of Opportunity for American Business
Source: Noozhawk
Ugandan President Appears To Be Stalling Efforts To Revive Anti-Homosexuality Bill
Source: BuzzFeed
Which cities hold the key to unleashing growth in Sub-Saharan Africa?
Source: PWC
Africa’s affluent ready to pay a premium for quality: EMS survey
Source: CNBC Africa
China hopes US will also do its best to support Africa development
Source: BD Live
US-Africa Summit shifts relationship from aid to commercial partnership
Source: IOL Business Report
Obama Directs $10M To Fight Terrorism in Africa
Source Forbes
Museveni okays ‘private’ gays
Source: The Observer
Liberia looks ahead with new oil bid round
Source: Reuters
US-Africa relations: America will laugh last, and longest
Source: The Observer
Is the IMF Going to Save Ghana’s Troubled Economy?
Source: Africa in Transition
A railway deal, the Chinese, and a minister gone rogue
Source: The Observer
Africa’s Biggest City Fights ‘Wicked Lies’ on Ebola Myths
Source: Bloomberg
Africa can do a lot with the newfound attention
Source: Gulf News
Uncertainty as Power Africa moves offices
Source: Standard Digital
Ebola Also Devastates Wild Ape Population
Source: Voice of America
Samsung Unveils First Solar Powered Internet School In Ghana
Source: Ventures Africa
Study indicates significant potential for low operating cost at Mebaga
Source: Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Rhinos being airlifted to safety out of South Africa
Source: UPI
WHO urges greater Kenya scrutiny over Ebola
Source: Capital FM
The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit:
A Resounding Success Exposing American Media’s Ignorance of Emerging Africa
Source: Brookings Institution/Africa in Focus
Q & A: What Young African Leaders Are Saying About Obama’s Summit
Source: AFK Insider
Africa's last polar bear dies - Joburg Zoo
Source: The Citizen
Labels:
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Gabon,
gay,
Ghana,
Kenya,
Malawi,
mining,
Museveni,
population,
sex,
South Africa,
television,
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit,
Uganda,
Uhuru Kenyatta,
wildlife
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
Labels:
Amama Mbabazi,
Barack Obama,
Boko Haram,
Canada,
conservation,
electricity,
Gabon,
gay,
Kenya,
mining,
Nigeria,
Nyong'o,
Somalia,
South Africa,
telecom,
Uganda,
United Nations,
wildlife,
Zambia
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 20 May 2014
Africa’s First Bitcoin ATM Ready for May Launch
Source: CoinDesk
8 Facts about China's Investments in Africa
Source: Brookings Now
Kenya tourism in turmoil amid terror warnings
Source: Fox News
President Bongo to Open World's First African Citizens' Summit in Gabon May 23 at New York Forum Africa
Source: Digital Journal
Confronting fundamental sexism in Africa
Source: Aljazeera
How clean and fair are Africa's mines?
Source: Deutsche Welle
M & G Media launches Africa digital news platform
Source: NewsDay
Islanders drinking less? Large drop recorded in Seychelles alcohol consumption
Source: Seychelles News Agency
Kenya authorities have enhanced security at key installations
Source: Coastweek
Foreign Investment in Africa Seen at Record $80 Billion in 2014, Report Shows
Source: Wall Street Journal
China is a good friend for Africa, ready to support elephant conservation
Source: eTurbo News
The web at 25: what impact has it had across Africa?
Source: The Guardian
Africa investors looking beyond negative headlines -World Bank
Source: Reuters
Betty White To Join Jack Hanna At Heart Of Africa Kick-Off
Source: WBNS-10TV
Africa: Land of Milk and Beef?
Source: AgWeb
Africa’s collective GDP is at least a third larger than officials say it is
Source: Quartz
Gabon Set to Host Afreximbank Economic Forum
Source: AFK Insider
U.N. Eyes African Oil Levy To Fight Disease
Source: Beverly Hills Courier
African art: a good investment?
Source: The Telegraph
Source: CoinDesk
8 Facts about China's Investments in Africa
Source: Brookings Now
Kenya tourism in turmoil amid terror warnings
Source: Fox News
President Bongo to Open World's First African Citizens' Summit in Gabon May 23 at New York Forum Africa
Source: Digital Journal
Confronting fundamental sexism in Africa
Source: Aljazeera
How clean and fair are Africa's mines?
Source: Deutsche Welle
M & G Media launches Africa digital news platform
Source: NewsDay
Islanders drinking less? Large drop recorded in Seychelles alcohol consumption
Source: Seychelles News Agency
Kenya authorities have enhanced security at key installations
Source: Coastweek
Foreign Investment in Africa Seen at Record $80 Billion in 2014, Report Shows
Source: Wall Street Journal
China is a good friend for Africa, ready to support elephant conservation
Source: eTurbo News
The web at 25: what impact has it had across Africa?
Source: The Guardian
Africa investors looking beyond negative headlines -World Bank
Source: Reuters
Betty White To Join Jack Hanna At Heart Of Africa Kick-Off
Source: WBNS-10TV
Africa: Land of Milk and Beef?
Source: AgWeb
Africa’s collective GDP is at least a third larger than officials say it is
Source: Quartz
Gabon Set to Host Afreximbank Economic Forum
Source: AFK Insider
U.N. Eyes African Oil Levy To Fight Disease
Source: Beverly Hills Courier
African art: a good investment?
Source: The Telegraph
Labels:
agriculture,
alcoholic beverages,
Ali Bongo Ondimba,
art,
Bitcoin,
China,
economics,
elephants,
Gabon,
Internet,
Investment,
Kenya,
mining,
news media,
poaching,
sexism,
Seychelles,
Tourism,
wildlife
Monday, May 5, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 5 May 2014
Gabon expects output boost
Source: Upstream
China vows to avoid 'colonial' path in Africa. What will it do instead?
Source: Christian Science Monitor
An Unholy Alliance in East Africa
Source: POLITICO
Trade with Africa will double by 2020, Li Keqiang tells Ethiopia conference
Source: South China Morning Post
China, Ethiopia PMs launch Ethiopia's 1st-ever expressway
Source: Turkish Press
Kenya’s Polygamy Problem
Source: Slate
Microfinance: A little goes a long way
Source: The Daily Progress
Japan, African nations renew vow to join hands in developing Africa
Source: Kyodo News International
The Green War on Africans
Source: National Review Online
Thousands gather for Africa Bike Week
Source: IOL
Beer, banks and cement: Global companies tapping into Africa’s emerging growth pole
Source: Business Day
Inventor battles unsafe drinking water in Africa
Source: USA Today
Africa and Europe need a stable Libya, seminar told
Source: The Irish Times
What role for US in efforts to rescue Nigeria's kidnapped girls?
Source: Alaska Dispatch
African nations assured of continued flow of aid
Source: The Japan Times
US Signs Long-Term Lease for Military Base in Djibouti
Source: Voice of America
DHL optimistic about Africa's retail industry future
Source: New Business Ethiopia
Etisalat to sell African business for $650m
Source: The Peninsula
Apollo signs farm-in over Gabon gold project
Source: Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Bomb attacks: Kenya deputy president blames judges
Source: Washington Post/AP
Source: Upstream
China vows to avoid 'colonial' path in Africa. What will it do instead?
Source: Christian Science Monitor
An Unholy Alliance in East Africa
Source: POLITICO
Trade with Africa will double by 2020, Li Keqiang tells Ethiopia conference
Source: South China Morning Post
China, Ethiopia PMs launch Ethiopia's 1st-ever expressway
Source: Turkish Press
Kenya’s Polygamy Problem
Source: Slate
Microfinance: A little goes a long way
Source: The Daily Progress
Japan, African nations renew vow to join hands in developing Africa
Source: Kyodo News International
The Green War on Africans
Source: National Review Online
Thousands gather for Africa Bike Week
Source: IOL
Beer, banks and cement: Global companies tapping into Africa’s emerging growth pole
Source: Business Day
Inventor battles unsafe drinking water in Africa
Source: USA Today
Africa and Europe need a stable Libya, seminar told
Source: The Irish Times
What role for US in efforts to rescue Nigeria's kidnapped girls?
Source: Alaska Dispatch
African nations assured of continued flow of aid
Source: The Japan Times
US Signs Long-Term Lease for Military Base in Djibouti
Source: Voice of America
DHL optimistic about Africa's retail industry future
Source: New Business Ethiopia
Etisalat to sell African business for $650m
Source: The Peninsula
Apollo signs farm-in over Gabon gold project
Source: Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Bomb attacks: Kenya deputy president blames judges
Source: Washington Post/AP
Labels:
aid,
banking,
beer,
Boko Haram,
China,
environment,
Ethiopia,
Gabon,
Japan,
Kenya,
Kiva,
marriage,
microfinance,
mining,
Nigeria,
polygamy,
telecom,
Trade,
transportation
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