OPEC Elects Nigerian Minister as First Female President
Source: Telesur
Gabon to host this year's Pan African Youth Forum
Source: Vatican Radio
Uganda's GDP expands by 13 pct after rebasing
Source: Reuters
Lobbying in Africa: Nightmare on K street
Source: The Africa Report
Cote d’Ivoire-Gabon: Five-year trade reaches CFA 400b
Source: StarAfrica
Bantu cultural centre fades into a costly mirage
Source: The Independent
Ebola survivors banned from sex
Source: Stuff/Reuters
Saving Kenya's children born of incest
Source: BBC News
Coty campaign support helps create new marine sanctuary
Source: The Moodie Report
Ugandan President Plans Talks With Kenyan Counterpart Over Blockage Of Exports
Source: Bernama
National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki Is Sending Me Threat Messages – Gov. Wamakko
Source: Osun Defender
UAE donates 10 boats and a plane to Gabon
Source: The National
Botswana’s capital faces water shortage as major dam dries up
Source: Xinhua/Coastweek
Nigeria FM Says Country Prepared for Oil Price Drop
Source: Eurasia Review
Gabon SEZ to set up furniture cluster, woos Indian cos
Source: Business Standard
Lesbians in Kenya: The forgotten victims of AIDS
Source: Gay Star News
Museveni says Uganda lucky to have him in charge
Source: The News
Government ‘loses’ R35 billion more than last year to irregular spending
Source: The South African
Gulu and Detroit: Bicycles to the Rescue
Source: Africa in Transition
New 15-minute test for Ebola to undergo trials in West Africa
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette/Reuters
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Saturday, November 29, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 29 November 2014
Labels:
Botswana,
Côte d'Ivoire,
Ebola,
Gabon,
HIV/AIDS,
Kenya,
lesbian,
lobbying,
Nigeria,
oil,
Persian Gulf,
Sambo Dasuki,
sex,
South Africa,
Trade,
transportation,
Uganda,
youth,
Yoweri Museveni
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
Labels:
agriculture,
alcoholic beverages,
books,
diaspora,
electricity,
energy,
entrepreneurs,
farming,
food,
Gabon,
NSA,
poaching,
South Africa,
spying,
Technology,
Togo,
torture,
Tourism,
transportation,
Uganda
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
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 12 April 2014
Navy base on the line as Mauritius pushes sovereignty bid
Source: DefiMedia
A Closer Look at Kagame's Rwanda
Source: Wall Street Journal
Kenyan aid workers rescued in Somalia
Source: WISN-TV
Madagascar President Appoints Roger Kolo as Prime Minister
Source: Bloomberg
Africa must back entrepreneurs: Omidyar Network
Source: Reuters
Doing Business with the World Bank: When 'Development' Drives Inequality and Poverty
Source: Think Africa Press
Côte d’Ivoire is next for 4G coverage
Source: Blouin News
Investors See Ivory Coast As ‘One Of Africa’s Best Bets’
Source: AFK Insider
South Sudan to join regional railway project
Source: Zegabi
President Mohamud attends celebrations of the 54th anniversary of Somalia Army
Source: RBC
10 Of The Most Influential Female Politicians in Africa
Source: AFK Insider
Domino’s Pizza coming to Southern Africa: What you need to know
Source: Smile & Mobile
African auditors meet in Kampala
Source: Guide2Uganda
What We (Don't) Know About Eritrea's Economy
Source: Think Africa Press
Source: DefiMedia
A Closer Look at Kagame's Rwanda
Source: Wall Street Journal
Kenyan aid workers rescued in Somalia
Source: WISN-TV
Madagascar President Appoints Roger Kolo as Prime Minister
Source: Bloomberg
Africa must back entrepreneurs: Omidyar Network
Source: Reuters
Doing Business with the World Bank: When 'Development' Drives Inequality and Poverty
Source: Think Africa Press
Côte d’Ivoire is next for 4G coverage
Source: Blouin News
Investors See Ivory Coast As ‘One Of Africa’s Best Bets’
Source: AFK Insider
South Sudan to join regional railway project
Source: Zegabi
President Mohamud attends celebrations of the 54th anniversary of Somalia Army
Source: RBC
10 Of The Most Influential Female Politicians in Africa
Source: AFK Insider
Domino’s Pizza coming to Southern Africa: What you need to know
Source: Smile & Mobile
African auditors meet in Kampala
Source: Guide2Uganda
What We (Don't) Know About Eritrea's Economy
Source: Think Africa Press
Labels:
Business,
Côte d’Ivoire,
entrepreneurs,
Eritrea,
Kenya,
Madagascar,
Mauritius,
Omidyar Network,
pizza,
Rwanda,
Somalia,
South Sudan,
telecommunications,
transportation,
Uganda,
women,
World Bank
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