Captain Phillips strikes back: Off Horn of Africa, pirates go bye-bye
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Uganda Sugar Exports Stymied by Wars, Regional Trade Barriers
Source: Bloomberg
Kagame’s ambitious challenge
Source: The Independent
Intra‐Regional Trading In Africa
Source: Ventures Africa
Farmers challenged by Africa
Source: Pune Mirror
Trade, not aid, key to helping Africa
Source: The National
Digital battle for African phones
Source: IOL Business Report
Bahrain team helping spread Islam in Africa
Source: Gulf Daily News
Which way for railway transport in East Africa?
Source: The Observer
How Ramadan Impacts Online Shopping Patterns
Source: Ventures Africa
How your old pants and shirts pick pockets of the world’s poorest
Source: Sunday Express
Rich Vietnamese snorting rhino horns are causing a poaching explosion in South Africa
Source: Quartz
African Union Summit endorses Seychelles’ proposals to make tourism a transformative force for Africa
Source: eTurboNews
Parliament to be stripped of powers to deploy KDF
Source: Standard Digital
Libya investment fund names new chief
Source: Arab News
Conflict Alert: Halting South Sudan's Spreading Civil War
Source: International Crisis Group
Mbabazi: My Speeches are Examined with Political Lenses
Source: Chimp Reports
Nigerians among top property buyers in South Africa
Source: Business Day
Multirole Combat Jets Propagate Across Sub-Saharan Africa
Source: Defense News
Marc Faber: Africa is Not Going to Be Another Southeast Asia
Source: The Market Oracle
Bad apples in Africa: Chinese traders' and companies' behaviour worries envoy
Source: South China Morning Post
Investors use Casablanca Finance City to tap Africa’s potential
Source: Financial Times
Central African Republic: killings in the time of transition
Source: Daily News Egypt
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Sunday, July 13, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 13 July 2014
Labels:
aid,
Amama Mbabazi,
Central African Republic,
China,
Investment,
Islam,
Kenya,
Libya,
military,
Nigeria,
Paul Kagame,
piracy,
railroad,
Seychelles,
South Africa,
South Sudan,
telecom,
Trade,
Uganda,
Vietnam
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
Labels:
aviation,
Boko Haram,
Central African Republic,
China,
circumcision,
economics,
electricity,
elephants,
energy,
Internet,
Michelle Obama,
news media,
Nigeria,
piracy,
Somalia,
South Africa,
Tourism,
Trade
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 29 April 2014
Differences over future of Tanzania's union government cloud jubilee anniversary
Source: Sabahi
DRC is Afreximbank’s newest member
Source: Star Africa
Dos Santos on European charm offensive
Source: SAPA
Rwanda: RwandAir Express starts flight to Cameroon
Source: African Manager
Erykah Badu under fire for singing to Swazi King
Source: Mail & Guardian
Cameroon Signs Deal To Build First Tramway
Source: Ventures Africa
South Africa: The ANC monolith cracks
Source: Socialist Worker
Hydro-rich Guinea seeks firms to operate state-owned utility
Source: HydroWorld
Africa cheated of billions annually
Source: New Vision
SOMALIA: Defense Minister tours Sudanese military facilities, asks military support
Source: RBC Radio
UW Lab School Plans Africa Event Thursday
Source: UW News
Why the dangerous new turn for piracy matters
Source: CNN
Electrification in Africa, a question of credit to pay for it
Source: Oman Daily Observer
Climate change to intensify important African weather systems, Stanford scientists say
Source: Stanford News
Uganda says planning tougher law limiting gay sex, foreign NGOs
Source: Reuters
Giant South African 3D printer prints another printer
Source: htxt.africa
Editorial: Is Africa’s Luxury Market As Promising As it Seems?
Source: AFK Insider
President Uhuru Kenyatta signs Kenya polygamy law
Source: BBC News
South Sudan’s Kiir warns against imported solutions for African problems
Source: Sudan Tribune
Source: Sabahi
DRC is Afreximbank’s newest member
Source: Star Africa
Dos Santos on European charm offensive
Source: SAPA
Rwanda: RwandAir Express starts flight to Cameroon
Source: African Manager
Erykah Badu under fire for singing to Swazi King
Source: Mail & Guardian
Cameroon Signs Deal To Build First Tramway
Source: Ventures Africa
South Africa: The ANC monolith cracks
Source: Socialist Worker
Hydro-rich Guinea seeks firms to operate state-owned utility
Source: HydroWorld
Africa cheated of billions annually
Source: New Vision
SOMALIA: Defense Minister tours Sudanese military facilities, asks military support
Source: RBC Radio
UW Lab School Plans Africa Event Thursday
Source: UW News
Why the dangerous new turn for piracy matters
Source: CNN
Electrification in Africa, a question of credit to pay for it
Source: Oman Daily Observer
Climate change to intensify important African weather systems, Stanford scientists say
Source: Stanford News
Uganda says planning tougher law limiting gay sex, foreign NGOs
Source: Reuters
Giant South African 3D printer prints another printer
Source: htxt.africa
Editorial: Is Africa’s Luxury Market As Promising As it Seems?
Source: AFK Insider
President Uhuru Kenyatta signs Kenya polygamy law
Source: BBC News
South Sudan’s Kiir warns against imported solutions for African problems
Source: Sudan Tribune
Labels:
ANC,
Angola,
aviation,
Cameroon,
climate change,
Congo,
energy,
gay,
Guinea,
Kenya,
marriage,
piracy,
Rwanda,
Somalia,
South Africa,
South Sudan,
Swaziland,
Tanzania,
Technology,
Uganda
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