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:
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Sambo Dasuki,
sex,
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Trade,
transportation,
Uganda,
youth,
Yoweri Museveni
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 3 August 2014
Africa summit could slow commutes, close streets next week in Washington
Source: Washington Post
US-Africa oil trade wanes after shale revolution
Source: Financial Times
Late to the party, Obama seeks bigger U.S. Africa role
Source: Global Post/Reuters
Emirates starts daily services to Abuja
Source: Zawya
Is Morocco Leading by Example?
Source: Atlantic Council
The Boko Haram Economy
Source: Foreign Policy
Yali recipient inspired
Source: The Standard
Investing in Africa becomes attractive
Source: USA Today
Rwanda’s Unfinished Miracle
Source: New York Times
Why are ‘Mbabazi youths’ silent?
Source: The Observer
Where is human rights in the Africa summit?
Source: The Washington Post
Mobile Money Grows In Africa But Hurdles Remain
Source: Gulf Business
Outcasts and vexing guests at Obama’s Africa summit
Source: The News
Iran Ready to Train Tanzanian Red Cross Workers
Source: Fars News Agency
Congressman: Obama denying Nigeria help to fight terror
Source: WorldNetDaily
Letter to Barack Obama from a Swaziland jail cell
Source: The Guardian
Obama Looks to Build Africa Legacy Through Investment Over Aid
Source: Newsmax
US to announce billions of dollars in deals at Africa Summit
Source: Sunday's Zaman
AIDS conference delegates seek asylum in Australia
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
Obama woos African leaders to counter growing Chinese influence
Source: The Guardian
Africa's complicated, so get it right
Source: Business Day
US-Africa Summit to Focus on Stability, Youth
Source: Tadias Magazine
Kenya set to feature strongly in US-Africa talks
Source: Standard Digital
Critics are angry, but ordinary Rwandans prefer Kagame style of leadership
Source: Rwanda Eye
Uhuru force of reckoning in Obama ‘reclamation’ of Africa
Source: Capital FM
World’s Park Rangers Murdered in Widespread ‘Bush War’
Source: Environment News Service
US holds summit with African heads of state
Source: Yahoo! News UK/Aljazeera
Politics of convenience catches up with gay law
Source: The Observer
Chinese Firm Signs $478.9 Million Kenya Lamu Port Deal
Source: Wall Street Journal
Source: Washington Post
US-Africa oil trade wanes after shale revolution
Source: Financial Times
Late to the party, Obama seeks bigger U.S. Africa role
Source: Global Post/Reuters
Emirates starts daily services to Abuja
Source: Zawya
Is Morocco Leading by Example?
Source: Atlantic Council
The Boko Haram Economy
Source: Foreign Policy
Yali recipient inspired
Source: The Standard
Investing in Africa becomes attractive
Source: USA Today
Rwanda’s Unfinished Miracle
Source: New York Times
Why are ‘Mbabazi youths’ silent?
Source: The Observer
Where is human rights in the Africa summit?
Source: The Washington Post
Mobile Money Grows In Africa But Hurdles Remain
Source: Gulf Business
Outcasts and vexing guests at Obama’s Africa summit
Source: The News
Iran Ready to Train Tanzanian Red Cross Workers
Source: Fars News Agency
Congressman: Obama denying Nigeria help to fight terror
Source: WorldNetDaily
Letter to Barack Obama from a Swaziland jail cell
Source: The Guardian
Obama Looks to Build Africa Legacy Through Investment Over Aid
Source: Newsmax
US to announce billions of dollars in deals at Africa Summit
Source: Sunday's Zaman
AIDS conference delegates seek asylum in Australia
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
Obama woos African leaders to counter growing Chinese influence
Source: The Guardian
Africa's complicated, so get it right
Source: Business Day
US-Africa Summit to Focus on Stability, Youth
Source: Tadias Magazine
Kenya set to feature strongly in US-Africa talks
Source: Standard Digital
Critics are angry, but ordinary Rwandans prefer Kagame style of leadership
Source: Rwanda Eye
Uhuru force of reckoning in Obama ‘reclamation’ of Africa
Source: Capital FM
World’s Park Rangers Murdered in Widespread ‘Bush War’
Source: Environment News Service
US holds summit with African heads of state
Source: Yahoo! News UK/Aljazeera
Politics of convenience catches up with gay law
Source: The Observer
Chinese Firm Signs $478.9 Million Kenya Lamu Port Deal
Source: Wall Street Journal
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 15 July 2014
‘Democracy dividend’ bringing real economic growth to Africa
Source: The Yorkshire Post
Oscar Pistorius allegedly involved in drunken altercation at South Africa nightclub
Source: UPI
Uhuru's rockstar cousin to tour with Linkin Park
Source: The Star
It’s official: No more Malawi arrests under anti-gay laws
Source: Erasing 76 Crimes
Two African Obituaries: Dikko and Gordimer
Source: Africa in Transition
Uganda destined for middle income status - PM
Source: New Vision
Has Kenya Destroyed the ICC?
Source: Foreign Policy
Zimbabwe sex workers flood Botswana
Source: Bulawayo24
Botswana refuses to register sex workers’ association
Source: StarAfrica
WATCH: Four Youth Arrested, Forced to Explain Gay Sex in Equatorial Guinea
Source: The Advocate
How a piece of apartheid history became jewelry
Source: Quartz
Local man builds a hospital in Africa, with help of retired St. Vincent priest
Source: Akron Beacon Journal
University Of Ghana’s Institute Of African Studies Hosts 2014 MILEAD Fellows Institute
Source: Government of Ghana
Africa's next generation of leaders learns from UTSA entrepreneurship curriculum
Source: UTSA Today
Chinese president pledges to further ties with South Africa
Source: Xinhuanet
Johannesburg – A world class African city?
Source: Moneyweb
New partnership to support 10,000 new PhDs in Africa
Source: Punch
France to deploy troops across Africa's Sahel region
Source: Aljazeera America
New Contraceptive Shot Being Released in Africa
Source: New York Times
Who Aids Whom? Exposing the True Story of Africa’s $192 Billion Losses
Source: Think Africa Press
Aid to Africa: donations from west mask '$60bn looting' of continent
Source: The Guardian
No Quick End in Sight for Ebola Epidemic in West Africa
Source: Voice of America
Mozambique receives US$78.8 million from OPEC fund
Source: Macauhub
Uganda: Dissidents begin to shake Museveni’s base
Source: The Africa Report
Amnesty Calls on Kenya for Justice Six Years After Poll Violence
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Nairobi county, Chinese automaker Foton ink deal to improve public transport
Source: Global Post
Tetra Tech Wins USAID Contract to Assist Power Africa - Analyst Blog
Source: NASDAQ
Nelson Mandela protégé and figure of conscience bows out of S. Africa politics
Source: Christian Science Monitor
The Virginia Man Who Crowned Himself King In Africa Is Much More Serious Than You Think
Source: Business Insider Australia
Sub Saharan Africa Film Festival With Femi Kuti
Source: SpyGhana
Source: The Yorkshire Post
Oscar Pistorius allegedly involved in drunken altercation at South Africa nightclub
Source: UPI
Uhuru's rockstar cousin to tour with Linkin Park
Source: The Star
It’s official: No more Malawi arrests under anti-gay laws
Source: Erasing 76 Crimes
Two African Obituaries: Dikko and Gordimer
Source: Africa in Transition
Uganda destined for middle income status - PM
Source: New Vision
Has Kenya Destroyed the ICC?
Source: Foreign Policy
Zimbabwe sex workers flood Botswana
Source: Bulawayo24
Botswana refuses to register sex workers’ association
Source: StarAfrica
WATCH: Four Youth Arrested, Forced to Explain Gay Sex in Equatorial Guinea
Source: The Advocate
How a piece of apartheid history became jewelry
Source: Quartz
Local man builds a hospital in Africa, with help of retired St. Vincent priest
Source: Akron Beacon Journal
University Of Ghana’s Institute Of African Studies Hosts 2014 MILEAD Fellows Institute
Source: Government of Ghana
Africa's next generation of leaders learns from UTSA entrepreneurship curriculum
Source: UTSA Today
Chinese president pledges to further ties with South Africa
Source: Xinhuanet
Johannesburg – A world class African city?
Source: Moneyweb
New partnership to support 10,000 new PhDs in Africa
Source: Punch
France to deploy troops across Africa's Sahel region
Source: Aljazeera America
New Contraceptive Shot Being Released in Africa
Source: New York Times
Who Aids Whom? Exposing the True Story of Africa’s $192 Billion Losses
Source: Think Africa Press
Aid to Africa: donations from west mask '$60bn looting' of continent
Source: The Guardian
No Quick End in Sight for Ebola Epidemic in West Africa
Source: Voice of America
Mozambique receives US$78.8 million from OPEC fund
Source: Macauhub
Uganda: Dissidents begin to shake Museveni’s base
Source: The Africa Report
Amnesty Calls on Kenya for Justice Six Years After Poll Violence
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek
Nairobi county, Chinese automaker Foton ink deal to improve public transport
Source: Global Post
Tetra Tech Wins USAID Contract to Assist Power Africa - Analyst Blog
Source: NASDAQ
Nelson Mandela protégé and figure of conscience bows out of S. Africa politics
Source: Christian Science Monitor
The Virginia Man Who Crowned Himself King In Africa Is Much More Serious Than You Think
Source: Business Insider Australia
Sub Saharan Africa Film Festival With Femi Kuti
Source: SpyGhana
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Monday, July 14, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 14 July 2014
Nadine Gordimer, South African author, dies at 90
Source: BBC News
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit Approaches, Website Goes Live
Source: The White House
Cape Town carves out new African art museum
Source: eNCA
Are These New Rules A Lift For Uranium?
Source: OilPrice.com
Malala meets parents of abducted girls
Source: IOL News
Africa battles to get games on phones
Source: IT Web
Africa looks to youth for future development
Source: African Brains
Swaziland: Africa's last absolute monarchy
Source: Deutsche Welle
Dartmouth College welcomes fellows from Africa
Source: WCAX
Maputo regains its place as a trade hub for Southern Africa
Source: Macauhub
Power grid will be set up in West Africa – Mahama
Source: CitiFMOnline
CPJ urges respect for media freedom in South Africa
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists
Globeleq completes 138MW Jeffreys Bay wind farm in South Africa
Source: Energy Business Review
Cold Nights in Africa: How Temperature Threatens Birds
Source: NatGeo Newswatch
US father takes unclaimed African kingdom so his daughter can be a princess
Source: The Telegraph
Chinese firms indulging in corrupt practices in Africa: Envoy
Source: Business Standard
US offers Egypt late invite to Africa summit
Source: Channel NewsAsia
Lack of equity: A cause of many conflicts in Africa
Source: Sudan Tribune
China bemoans its people’s behavior in Africa—including undergarment ivory smuggling
Source: Quartz
External forces responsible for Africa’s instability – Wynter Kabimba
Source: Lusaka Times
Wealthy Somalis Flout Kenyan Law to Have Daughters Circumcised
Source: Bloomberg
Kenya begins potentially painful civil service shake-up
Source: Standard Digital
China Touts $14.4 Billion in Foreign Aid, Half of Which Went to Africa
Source: The Wall Street Journal
President Uhuru says role of women in Government to grow
Source: Standard Digital
Source: BBC News
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit Approaches, Website Goes Live
Source: The White House
Cape Town carves out new African art museum
Source: eNCA
Are These New Rules A Lift For Uranium?
Source: OilPrice.com
Malala meets parents of abducted girls
Source: IOL News
Africa battles to get games on phones
Source: IT Web
Africa looks to youth for future development
Source: African Brains
Swaziland: Africa's last absolute monarchy
Source: Deutsche Welle
Dartmouth College welcomes fellows from Africa
Source: WCAX
Maputo regains its place as a trade hub for Southern Africa
Source: Macauhub
Power grid will be set up in West Africa – Mahama
Source: CitiFMOnline
CPJ urges respect for media freedom in South Africa
Source: Committee to Protect Journalists
Globeleq completes 138MW Jeffreys Bay wind farm in South Africa
Source: Energy Business Review
Cold Nights in Africa: How Temperature Threatens Birds
Source: NatGeo Newswatch
US father takes unclaimed African kingdom so his daughter can be a princess
Source: The Telegraph
Chinese firms indulging in corrupt practices in Africa: Envoy
Source: Business Standard
US offers Egypt late invite to Africa summit
Source: Channel NewsAsia
Lack of equity: A cause of many conflicts in Africa
Source: Sudan Tribune
China bemoans its people’s behavior in Africa—including undergarment ivory smuggling
Source: Quartz
External forces responsible for Africa’s instability – Wynter Kabimba
Source: Lusaka Times
Wealthy Somalis Flout Kenyan Law to Have Daughters Circumcised
Source: Bloomberg
Kenya begins potentially painful civil service shake-up
Source: Standard Digital
China Touts $14.4 Billion in Foreign Aid, Half of Which Went to Africa
Source: The Wall Street Journal
President Uhuru says role of women in Government to grow
Source: Standard Digital
Labels:
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Zambia
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 31 May 2014
Mbabazi launches anti-corruption campaign
Source: New Vision
Malawi's New President and Vice President
Source: U.S. Department of State
West Africa seeks regional effort against Boko Haram
Source: Times of India/AFP
Africa needs some positive PR
Source: The Voice
5 Devastating Religious Conflicts in Africa That Will Make You Question All You Thought About Religion
Source: Atlanta Black Star
Wole Soyinka’s Tribute to Maya Angelou
Source: PM News Nigeria
Negotiating Democracy in Malawi
Source: Africa in Transition
Nigerian young entrepreneur nominated for Africa’s top award
Source: Premium Times
East African alliances necessary for U.S. to combat radicalism
Source: Foreign Policy Association
I was ambitious from childhood-Kola Aluko •On Forbes radar list of Africa’s 50 richest
Source: Nigerian Tribune
How to Find Charities That Are Worthy of Your Contributions
Source: Daily Finance
Reviving tourism sector in EA requires joint initiatives
Source: Daily News
Central African President: "We Will Come Out of This Crisis"
Source: Boston.com
Einstein African search to expand to Tanzania
Source: Daily News
Presidency denies amnesty offer to Boko Haram
Source: The Sun
McIver dismisses Tutu as misinformed ‘celebrity’ on oilsands
Source: Calgary Herald
Source: New Vision
Malawi's New President and Vice President
Source: U.S. Department of State
West Africa seeks regional effort against Boko Haram
Source: Times of India/AFP
Africa needs some positive PR
Source: The Voice
5 Devastating Religious Conflicts in Africa That Will Make You Question All You Thought About Religion
Source: Atlanta Black Star
Wole Soyinka’s Tribute to Maya Angelou
Source: PM News Nigeria
Negotiating Democracy in Malawi
Source: Africa in Transition
Nigerian young entrepreneur nominated for Africa’s top award
Source: Premium Times
East African alliances necessary for U.S. to combat radicalism
Source: Foreign Policy Association
I was ambitious from childhood-Kola Aluko •On Forbes radar list of Africa’s 50 richest
Source: Nigerian Tribune
How to Find Charities That Are Worthy of Your Contributions
Source: Daily Finance
Reviving tourism sector in EA requires joint initiatives
Source: Daily News
Central African President: "We Will Come Out of This Crisis"
Source: Boston.com
Einstein African search to expand to Tanzania
Source: Daily News
Presidency denies amnesty offer to Boko Haram
Source: The Sun
McIver dismisses Tutu as misinformed ‘celebrity’ on oilsands
Source: Calgary Herald
Labels:
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Tourism,
Uganda,
Wole Soyinka,
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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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South Sudan,
terrorism,
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 28 May 2014
Making a hash(tag) of Africa policy
Source: The Hill
Gabon Oil Company to boost oil sales, eyes acquisitions
Source: Reuters
Independents stepping up role in Nigeria’s oil industry
Source: Business Day
China Turns To Africa For Resources, Jobs And Future Customers
Source: NPR's Fresh Air
Zebras take prize for longest terrestrial large mammal migration in Africa
Source: PBS Newshour
Interactive Map: Africa’s mixed progress on water and sanitation access
Source: Humanosphere
No sex please, we're parliamentarians: S.Africa's ANC
Source: Yahoo! News
U.S. Special Forces Worry #BringBackOurGirls Will Tweet Them Into Africa Like #Kony2012 Did
Source: The Wire
How is China expanding its economic empire in Africa?
Source: PRI's The World
E-learning Africa Conference opens in Uganda
Source: New Vision
Why Ending Child Marriage in Africa Can No Longer Wait
Source: Inter Press Service
Youth unemployment Africa’s greatest challenge
Source: NewsDay
Boko Haram too extreme for 'al Qaeda in W.Africa' brand
Source: Reuters
US prepares investment push into Africa
Source: Financial Times
US special operations troops reportedly training counterterrorism units in Africa
Source: Fox News
Africa maintains growth momentum despite security challenges
Source: Euronews
African young people are shaping their future
Source: UNAIDS
Gabon starts talks on massive Belinga iron ore mining
Source: The Africa Report
Source: The Hill
Gabon Oil Company to boost oil sales, eyes acquisitions
Source: Reuters
Independents stepping up role in Nigeria’s oil industry
Source: Business Day
China Turns To Africa For Resources, Jobs And Future Customers
Source: NPR's Fresh Air
Zebras take prize for longest terrestrial large mammal migration in Africa
Source: PBS Newshour
Interactive Map: Africa’s mixed progress on water and sanitation access
Source: Humanosphere
No sex please, we're parliamentarians: S.Africa's ANC
Source: Yahoo! News
U.S. Special Forces Worry #BringBackOurGirls Will Tweet Them Into Africa Like #Kony2012 Did
Source: The Wire
How is China expanding its economic empire in Africa?
Source: PRI's The World
E-learning Africa Conference opens in Uganda
Source: New Vision
Why Ending Child Marriage in Africa Can No Longer Wait
Source: Inter Press Service
Youth unemployment Africa’s greatest challenge
Source: NewsDay
Boko Haram too extreme for 'al Qaeda in W.Africa' brand
Source: Reuters
US prepares investment push into Africa
Source: Financial Times
US special operations troops reportedly training counterterrorism units in Africa
Source: Fox News
Africa maintains growth momentum despite security challenges
Source: Euronews
African young people are shaping their future
Source: UNAIDS
Gabon starts talks on massive Belinga iron ore mining
Source: The Africa Report
Labels:
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Africa News Headlines for 15 May 2014
Young leaders plot brighter future for Africa
Source: Cape Argus/IOL News
Interview: Dispelling myths about Chad
Source: How We Made It In Africa
Sudan denounces UN claims LRA leader is present in its territory
Source Sudan Tribune
Gabon drops three firms from oil licensing deal
Source: Business Recorder
Orchid fever grips South Africa
Source: IOL Lifestyle
Britain, U.S. warn citizens of high risk of attacks in Kenya
Source: Chicago Tribune
Rwanda, Uganda kick-start regional railway project
Source: New Vision
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s Visit to Africa: A (Rail)road to Success in Sino-African Relations?
Source: Brookings Institution
Advancing Economic Freedom: An Antidote to Boko Haram
Source: The Heritage Foundation
How to feed Africa and sustain the environment
Source: The Africa Report
How wildlife crime links us all to conflicts in Africa
Source: New Scientist
U.S. Africa Command Team supports Department of State-led support effort in Nigeria
Source: DefenceWeb
Kagame’s Singapore of Africa Economy Rewards Debt: Africa Credit
Source: Bloomberg
What homes Africa’s super rich spend their billions on
Source: Standard Digital
Crisis response Marines positioned closer to Africa
Source: Marine Corps Times
The S Africans making it big in America
Source: TechCentral
The U.S. Military’s New Normal in Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Africa's Richest Woman Plans To Increase Stake In Portuguese Bank
Source: Forbes
Criticism Leveled at China on Africa Investment Is 'Absurd,' Says Ambassador
Source: Wall Street Journal
The surge in Africa direct investment
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria, South Africa among foreign investors’ choice locations in Africa
Source: Premium Times
Africa assumes onus on disaster relief with catastrophe insurance pool
Source: Reuters
Chinese Money In Africa Directed Away From Oil, Toward Other Sectors
Source: International Business Times
Mineral Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Critique
Source: The African Executive
Boko Haram in Nigeria: The Way Forward
Source: Brookings Institution
China Inc. Moves Factory Floor to Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
From winery to factories, Chinese firms investing billions in South Africa
Source: South China Morning Post
Source: Cape Argus/IOL News
Interview: Dispelling myths about Chad
Source: How We Made It In Africa
Sudan denounces UN claims LRA leader is present in its territory
Source Sudan Tribune
Gabon drops three firms from oil licensing deal
Source: Business Recorder
Orchid fever grips South Africa
Source: IOL Lifestyle
Britain, U.S. warn citizens of high risk of attacks in Kenya
Source: Chicago Tribune
Rwanda, Uganda kick-start regional railway project
Source: New Vision
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s Visit to Africa: A (Rail)road to Success in Sino-African Relations?
Source: Brookings Institution
Advancing Economic Freedom: An Antidote to Boko Haram
Source: The Heritage Foundation
How to feed Africa and sustain the environment
Source: The Africa Report
How wildlife crime links us all to conflicts in Africa
Source: New Scientist
U.S. Africa Command Team supports Department of State-led support effort in Nigeria
Source: DefenceWeb
Kagame’s Singapore of Africa Economy Rewards Debt: Africa Credit
Source: Bloomberg
What homes Africa’s super rich spend their billions on
Source: Standard Digital
Crisis response Marines positioned closer to Africa
Source: Marine Corps Times
The S Africans making it big in America
Source: TechCentral
The U.S. Military’s New Normal in Africa
Source: Huffington Post
Africa's Richest Woman Plans To Increase Stake In Portuguese Bank
Source: Forbes
Criticism Leveled at China on Africa Investment Is 'Absurd,' Says Ambassador
Source: Wall Street Journal
The surge in Africa direct investment
Source: Financial Times
Nigeria, South Africa among foreign investors’ choice locations in Africa
Source: Premium Times
Africa assumes onus on disaster relief with catastrophe insurance pool
Source: Reuters
Chinese Money In Africa Directed Away From Oil, Toward Other Sectors
Source: International Business Times
Mineral Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Critique
Source: The African Executive
Boko Haram in Nigeria: The Way Forward
Source: Brookings Institution
China Inc. Moves Factory Floor to Africa
Source: Wall Street Journal
From winery to factories, Chinese firms investing billions in South Africa
Source: South China Morning Post
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