- + Zimbabwe: GMB Depots Run Out of Subsidised Inputs
- + Zimbabwe: Govt Stops Diamond Sale Announcements for Security Reasons
- + Africa: Global Governance - East Meets West
- + Tanzania: Production of Sugar to Rise By 27 Per Cent
- + Zimbabwe: Natfoods to Close Flour Plant
- + Zimbabwe: Empowerment Law Needs Institutional Support - Mhembere
- + Rwanda: Tigo Prepaid Subscribers to Benefit From a New Product
- + Rwanda: Youth Unemployment On the Decline
- + Rwanda: Reco to Import 400,000 Energy-Saving Bulbs
- + Zimbabwe: Govt Close to Sealing U.S.$70 Million Line of Credit Facility
- + Zambia: No Need to Start Panicking
- + South Africa: Utility Poised to Buy Renewable Energy
- + South Africa: Community Tests State on Mining Rights
- + South Africa: 'Too Soon' to Talk About State's Role in Mining
- + South Africa: Winemaker Takes Land Bank to Constitutional Court
- + South Africa: Warning of Land Hurdle to Eskom's Expansion
- + South Africa: Car Industry Seeks Biofuels as Alternative to Oil
- + Ghana: Total Assets And Deposits of Rural Banks on the Increase
- + Ghana: E-Zwich Roll Out Plan Revised
- + Zambia: Ex-Zamtel Employees Vow to Stage Protest
- + Zambia: Mining Sector Cheers Rupiah Banda
- + Uganda: Police Shoot Dead Three Hoima Tobacco Workers Striking for Unpaid Salaries
- + Nigeria: Deregulation - Between the Government, Masses And Workers
- + Ghana: Adamsi Rural Bank Records Profit
- + Ghana: OLAM Trains 240 Purchasing Clerks
- + Ghana: Ten Thousand Jobs for Youth - Under New Module of NYEP
- + Nigeria: NSE Suspends AP, Conoil, 53 Others From Market
- + Namibia: Local Companies to Contest for Mining Project
- + Namibia: Pension Fund Blunder With Loan
- + Uganda: KCC Begins Updating Information on Tax Payers
- + Uganda: Produce Prices Increase by 48 Percent
- + Mozambique: Govt Backs Down On Price Rises
- + Mozambique: Government Backs Down On Price Rises
- + South Africa: Public Servants End Three-Week Strike
- + Mozambique: Urban Poor Ignored
- + Ghana: Politics Derail Firm's Bid For Stake in Oilfield
- + South Africa: The Wider Significance of Public Sector Strike
- + South Africa: New Technology Power for the Masses
- + Liberia: American Airline Makes First Flight to Monrovia in 20 Years
- + Somalia: Kenyan Court Jails Seven for Piracy
- + Zambia: Govt Wins World Bank Praise
- + Zambia: Country Experiences Economic Boom
- + Uganda: Oil Well Licence Set to Expire
- + Nigeria: Subsidy - NLC Threatens to Shut Down the Nation
- + South Africa: Sasol Unit to Sell Fertiliser Plants
- + Nigeria: Persistence of Checkpoints
- + Rwanda: Name, Redesign Kigali Roads
- + East Africa: Utilise Retirees!
- + East Africa: Pension Fraud Cause for Alarm
- + Kenya: Turf War Hurts Mobile Phone Airtime Dealer
- + Kenya: Price Cuts a Short-Term Way to Counter Rivalry
- + Kenya: Oil Company's Shares Tumble in Panic Over Licence Row
- + Kenya: Bank of India Seeks Go-Ahead to Buy Local Firm
- + Biofuels and the Scramble for Farmland in Africa
- + East Africa: First EAC Lake Victoria Investment Forum for December
- + Tanzania: Finland Backs Lake Victoria Fund
- + South Africa: Public Servants Suspend Strike
- + Africa: World Must Change Perceptions of Continent, Says UN Official
- + Rwanda: Inflation Rate to Be Contained
- + Rwanda: Nation's Exports Increase by 26 Percent
- + Namibia: Japan Seeks Increased Trade
- + Zimbabwe: UK Firm Hails Economic Prospects
- + Namibia: Pension Fund Went Against Auditors' Advice
- + South Africa: We Have Not Sold Claims in DR Congo, Says Zuma Lawyer
- + South Africa: Acid Mine Water 'Needs Rapid Response'
- + South Africa: Strike Suspended, But Unions Keep Options Open
- + Kenya: Kibaki, Odinga Dragged Into Bank Saga
- + Uganda: Mobile Money Transforms Business
- + South Africa: China May Absorb Grain Surplus - Agriculture Ministry
- + South Africa: Rand May Force Bank's Hand on Rate Cut
- + South Africa: Bridgestone Seeks Leniency in Tyre Price Collusion Probe
- + South Africa: Rooibos Agrees to Change Anti-Competitive Ways
- + Gambia: Fish Mongers Lament Poor State of Fishing Trade
- + South Africa: Public Workers Suspend Strike
- + Nigeria: Govt Still Repaying 50-Year-Old Loans
- + South Africa: Govt Criticised for Public Sector Strike
- + Zimbabwe: Controversy Surrounds Gaddafi's Son's Visit
- + Nigeria: Govt to Try More Suspects in U.S. Oil Firm Scandal
- + Kenya: Cheap Internet Still a Pipe Dream
- + Rwanda: New Market Boosts Bugesera Revenues
- + Nigeria: As We Enter the Ember Months
- + Nigeria: NDDC plans N1.8 Trillion Calabar-Lagos coastal road
- + Africa: GLO 1 will revolutionise business - Globacom
- + Zimbabwe: No Joy for Govt Workers
- + South Africa: Tyre Manufacturers Finally Brought to Book
- + Africa: Biofuels and the Scramble for Farmland
- + Nigeria: That World Bank Report
- + Zimbabwe: SA Company Eyes Mining Investment
- + Kenya: Population Key to Sharing of Funds
- + Nigeria: Opposition Worries Over Election Machinery
- + Nigeria: Country Still Re-Paying Loans Obtained in 1960s - DMO
- + Zambia: Economy to Grow By 6.6 Percent
- + South Africa: Exiled Thai Leader in Mining Deal
- + Nigeria: UN Body Apologises Over Claims on Ogoni Oil Spills
- + Nigeria: Our Worries Over INEC's Data Machines -- Buhari's Aide
- + Zambia: Economy Shows Resilience
- + Zambia: Lower Stockfeed Market Prices Cheer Women Poultry Farmers
- + Zambia: Sata's Inconsistent - Ronnie
- + Zambia: 60 Chiefs Back Rupiah Banda's Growth Programmes
- + South Africa: Anglogold to Lift Uranium, Gold Output
- + Tanzania: Service Champions at Your Doorsteps
- + Tanzania: Mount Meru Hotel Devoted to Using Local Talents
- + East Africa: Meeting to Address Fake Goods
- + Tanzania: Arusha-Namanga Road Works Now
- + Zimbabwe: Consumers Need Protection on Bread Price
- + Nigeria: Aero Loses Offshore Oil and Gas Operations to Caverton
- + Nigeria: Eight Injured in Gwako Auto Crash
- + Nigeria: Gas Union Cautions FG Against Politicisation of Power Roadmap
- + Nigeria: Crisis Looms As Police Evict SECDA Officials From Park
- + Nigeria: SEC DG Hints On Plans to Privatise NSE
- + Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Sets Sights On Top 10 Spot in Uranium League
- + Kenya: Traders Seek Bigger Grain Exchanges
- + Nigeria: Nation is Africa's Largest Online Audience, Tenth Largest in the World - ITU
- + Uganda: Barclays is Still a Big Bank
- + Kenya: Counties Are a Great Way of Sharing the National Cake
- + Kenya: Multi-Billion-Shilling Lamu Project Now Taking Shape
- + Uganda: Kenya Backtracks on Price Controls
- + Tanzania: Ministry Sensitises Public On Benefits of EA Market
- + Tanzania: Farming Still Attracts Few Investors - TIC
- + Kenya: New Rules for Freight Tax Agents
- + Kenya: Junior Saving Accounts a Big Bet for Banks in Race for Clients
- + Kenya: Madison Entry Raises Stakes in Unit Trusts Market
- + Kenya: Vibrant Bond Market Lifts Brokers' Earnings
- + Tanzania: Ray of Hope on Southern Highlands Agricultural Project
- + Tanzania: Milk Producers Get Training
- + Tanzania: Mkuju Uranium Project Impresses Commissioner
- + Tanzania: Speed Governors Have Failed, Try Traffic Radars
- + Nigeria: Abuja Residents Groan Under Crushing Traffic Hold up
- + Nigeria: Bank PHB Assures Shareholders of Protection
- + Uganda: New Steel Factory to Employ 2,000
- + Zimbabwe: Zuma Put Under Pressure to Find Lasting Solution
- + Zimbabwe: More Corruption Ahead for Diamond Industry
- + Namibia: Workers Demand Pension Fund Probe
- + Uganda: Trailer With NRM T-Shirts Overturns in Jinja
- + Zimbabwe: New Dawn Loans U.S. $2 Million to Central African Gold
- + Zimbabwe: Guvamatanga New Bankers Association VP
- + Uganda: Money Scandal Pops Up At Ethics Ministry
- + Uganda: Scoul Workers Strike Over Pay
- + Angola: 2011 State Budget to Target One Digit Inflation
- + Uganda: Sh51 Billion Lights Up Kamwenge District
- + Uganda: ICT For Education Expo Due Sept 16
- + Angola: Energy Infrastructures to Bridge Current Deficit
- + Angola: Government Rules Out Possibility of Inflation Caused By Rising Fuels Price
- + Nigeria: Warri Port Rebirth - Challenges And Prospects
- + Zambia: Economic Issues Must Not Be Politicised
- + Zambia: We're in Hurry to Develop - Rupiah Banda
- + Zambia: Trips Important for Investment, Says EAZ Chief
- + Zambia: New Chingola Mine to Create 3,000 Jobs
- + Rwanda: Coffee Exporters Form Association to Improve Crop Quality
- + Rwanda: Bank of Kigali Profits Drop
- + Tanzania: NSSF Set to Pour Funds in Electricity Generation
- + Uganda: Neighbours Cry Out to Nema Over Muyenga Quarry Pollution
- + Namibia: Fuel Hiccup at Oshakati Service Stations
- + Uganda: Mobile Project Launched to Reunite Refugees
- + Uganda: Google in Discussion With Local Telecoms for Partnership
- + South Africa: President's Nephew Sells DR Congo Oil Rights
- + Africa: Continent Needs Aid and Fairer Trade, Says UN Chief
- + South Africa: End of Public Servants' Strike in Sight?
- + Nigeria: 10 Percent GDP Growth Possible in 2011 - Finance Minister
- + South Africa: 'Cool' Minister Stands Ground Against Strike
- + Namibia: Three Suspected Cases of Rift Valley Fever Reported
- + Namibia: High Street Fashion in Oshakati
- + Namibia: Fleeing Bank Manager Could Be in Europe
- + Angola: Deputy Minister Inaugurates Tourist Lodge Calor Tropical
- + Namibia: Swakop's Former Traffic Chief Wants Closure on Corruption Allegations
- + Namibia: Ongombe Farmers Should Unite - Mutorwa
- + Angola: Over 160,000 People Get Electrical Power
- + Angola: BIC Bank Opens Business Centre in Viana
- + Angola: Chevron And Associates Donate School Equipment
- + Angola: Taag Clarifies Cancelled Flight to Rio Janeiro
- + Angola: One Pilgrim Killed, 26 Others Injured in Road Accident
- + Angola: Pension Funds Reach U.S. 320 Million
- + South Africa: Safety in Numbers in a Downturn
- + South Africa: Rudderless Nation Risks Missing Out on New Scramble for Africa
- + South Africa: The Economic Week Ahead - Odds Seem to Favour Rate Cut This Week
- + South Africa: Ruling Party Cool on Union Plan for Extra Tax
- + South Africa: Gallo Loses Appeal in Case on Copyright Infringement
- + South Africa: Increase in Senior Public Servants May Explain Inflated Total Wage Bill
- + South Africa: Monday Comment - Kumba's Case Against ICT Looks Strong
- + Nigeria: 10 Percent Growth in GDP Possible in 2011 - Finance Minister
- + Africa: Aid and Fairer Trade Crucial to Boost Africa's Poverty Reduction Efforts - Ban
- + Africa: The African Economic Renaissance - Opportunities for Mauritius (Part I)
- + Mozambique: After Riots, Life in Maputo Returning to Normal
- + Zimbabwe: Central Bank Goes Mining
- + Kenya: BOC's Profit After Tax Drops By 32 P.C.
- + Kenya: Bank's Business Club Members Fly to China to Explore Opportunities
- + Kenya: Kplc Set to Instal Prepaid Meters
- + Kenya: Boost Oil Setup, Firm Tells Government
- + Liberia: Wortorson Warns Oil Find Not Confirmed
- + Eritrea: Workers in Medeber Upgrading Their Innovative And Creative Skill
- + South Africa: MPs Road Travel Claims to Be Scrutinised
- + South Africa: Worker Injured After Trench Collapses
- + Mozambique: Portuguese Companies Will Go On Investing, Despite Riots
- + Mozambique: Calm Returns to Maputo
- + Angola: Pilgrims Transportation Must Be Done Carefully
- + Angola: Agriculture Minister Expected in Kwanza Norte
- + Angola: Municipal Managers at Seminar On Budget Rules
- + Ghana: Locals Urged to Reject Payments in Foreign Currencies
- + Ghana: Private Sector Crunching to a Halt
- + Ghana: Developing Countries Urged to Pool Resources Together
- + Ghana: Our Oil - Lessons From the Niger Delta
- + Ghana: Stanbic to Leap Big Into Agricural Lending
- + Africa: Fisheries Must Deal With Threats, Opportunities
- + South Africa: Survivor's Guide for Non-Striking Health Workers
- + Africa: Engen Could Kick-Start Expansion With Chevron Deal
- + Africa: New Maize Could Prepare Farmers for Climate Change
- + Kenya: Bank Launches Online Payment System for Tourism Sector
- + Zimbabwe: Biti Wades Into Kingdom War
- + Namibia: Nunw Congress Reviews 'Bad Employers'
- + South Africa: Experts to Look at Steel Prices
- + South Africa: Delays by Department 'Will Cost Business'
- + South Africa: Vehicle Sales Soar Ahead of Carbon Tax
- + South Africa: Poor Provinces 'Not Receiving Profits From Food Exports'
- + South Africa: Rate Cut is Not a Done Deal, Marcus Implies
- + Liberia: First U.S. Direct Flights in 20 Years Begin
- + Liberia: Govt Signs U.S. $1.6 Billion Oil Palm Investment Agreement
- + South Africa: Country Close to Joining BRIC Group
- + Liberia: BHP Agreement Anti Liberalization
- + Tanzania: Nation Adopts New Technology to Curb Fuel Adulteration
- + Ghana: Cadbury Intensifies Moves to Boost Cocoa Production
- + Kenya: Price Control Bill Veto Was Well-Conceived
- + Kenya: Prepare for Drought, say Meterologists
- + Ghana: GSE to Establish a Separate Market for Small Businesses
- + Ghana: Credit Growth Slows
- + Ghana: Cadbury Intensifies Moves to Boost Cocoa Production in Ghana
- + South Africa: Woolworths to Take Their Stores in-House
- + South Africa: Carbon Tax to Add Thousands to Cars
- + Ghana: NYEP to Set up Road Repair Team
- + Namibia: Import Penalties Irk Firms
- + Uganda: Nation Could Become Regional Rice Exporter say Researchers
- + Africa: Leaders Launch Green Revolution Forum
- + Africa: Revolution in Agriculture Gathering Momentum
- + Uganda: Ezra Flashes $3 Million At Journalists
- + South Africa: Mutual Allegations Fly in Sishen Mineral Rights Case
- + South Africa: Unions Face Tough Battle to Sell State Wage Offer
- + East Africa: Safaricom-Zain War Should Spread Through Out Region
- + Sierra Leone: National UN Staff Threaten Strike Action
- + Uganda: Trinidad to Train People in Oil Industry Skills
- + Uganda: Report Cheating Telecoms - UCC
- + Uganda: Two Powder Milk Plants Due
- + East Africa: Region Moves on Cargo
- + Rwanda: KCB Starts Online Pay System
- + Rwanda: Transit Cargo At Mombasa Port On the Rise
- + Uganda: Lack of Flights Put Off Asian Investors
- + South Africa: Nation-Wide Strike Hits Public Services Hard
- + Mozambique: Unrest in Maputo And Matola
- + Ghana: First National Savings and Loans Introduces 'Sika Plus'
- + Ghana: Maintenance Works On Akosombo Dam Begins Today
- + Ghana: We Are Not Members of Any Political Party - TUC
- + Ghana: Trade Ministry to Partner Centarl Region Uproot Poverty
- + Ghana: Susu Collectors Refine Operations to Compete in Micro-Financing
- + Ghana: SMEs Must Manage Loans Prudently
- + Ghana: Country Deserves B+ Rating - IMF
- + South Africa: Photovoltaic Firm Opens its First Power Facility
- + Africa: Agriculture Excites Foreign Investors
- + South Africa: Govt Strike Continues as Unions at Odds Over Pay Offer
- + East Africa: Maize Disease Threatens Food Security, Livelihoods
- + Kenya: Firms See Opportunity, Risk in Rapid Urbanisation
- + Nigeria: 'Nation Needs 25 Million Jobs By 2030 to Check Unemployment'
- + Africa: Pharmaceutical Giants to Expand Deal
- + South Africa: Govt Calls for an End to Strike
- + Africa: Huge Potential in Africa's Fisheries And Aquaculture Sectors
- + South Africa: Poor, Unemployed 'Have No Friends'
- + Rwanda: Over 30 Firms Blacklisted From Public Tenders
- + Rwanda: Civil Servants Should Live Up to Their Vows
- + Nigeria: Fake Products - FG Yet to Sign MOU With China
- + Ghana: African Green Revolution Forum Welcomes Delegates
- + Nigeria: Nation Embarks On Vast Free Trade Zone With China
- + Africa: Development of Agricultural Projects Attracting Investors
- + South Africa: Processed Food Imports Dent Jobs
- + South Africa: Supermarket Ups LSM Target With Fairtrade
- + South Africa: Department Discloses Mining Right Applications
- + South Africa: Mine Rehab 'Will Take 2900 Years'
- + South Africa: Arts Are an Untapped Source of Jobs for Youth
- + South Africa: Strike Set to Drag on as Labour Federation Digs in its Heels
- + South Africa: Passenger Rail Lines to Be Refurbished
- + Mozambique: Price Hike Protests Sweep Capital
- + Africa: Funding Begins Flowing for Agriculture
- + Tanzania: Citizens Urged to Buy Local Products
- + Ghana: Why Exxonmobil Left Ghana
- + Mozambique: Three Die in Riots Over Price Hikes
- + South Africa: Talks to End Strike Remain Deadlocked
- + Mozambique: Price Hikes Trigger Street Protests
- + Mozambique: Matola - Demonstration Leaves Trail of Vandalism And Destruction
- + Mozambique: Govt Remains Committed to Mitigating Effects of World Economic Crisis
- + Mozambique: Vandalism By Protestors in Benfica
- + South Africa: Car Workers Strike As Public Sector Votes On Govt Offer
- + Liberia: Oil Maneuvers - Hopes, Woes, Worries in Wait
- + Uganda: Businessman in Chicago Launches Solar Ovens
- + Zambia: Recognising the Efforts Women Have Made
- + Zambia: State Buys Agro Tools for Women's Groups
- + Nigeria: Power Reforms Will Not Reduce Electricity Workforce - Govt
- + Nigeria: Vision 2020 Doubtful Without Investment in Research, Minister Says
- + Mozambique: At Least Three Die in Protests
- + Liberia: Country Faces Technocrats Drought
- + Liberia: US Embassy Welcomes Chevron Oil Exploration Agreement
- + South Africa: Pan African to Decide on Gold Project
- + South Africa: Gold One Agrees on Value for Its Mine
- + South Africa: First Uranium Shuts Plant for Repairs
- + South Africa: M-Pesa to Open New Frontier for the Unbanked
- + Namibia: Manager on the Run, Millions Missing at Rundu Bank
- + Namibia: Workers Congress Ready to Go
- + Nigeria: Govt's Committee on Job Creation
- + Nigeria: How Glo 1 Will Revolutionise Telecom, Businesses - Globacom
- + East Africa: Broaden COMESA Free Trade Area - President
- + Rwanda: Capital Market Needs Support From All Stakeholders
- + Angola: Governor Urges Youths to Honour Commitment With Bank
- + Ghana: Former Minister Wails Over Country's Credit Rating
- + Nigeria: Minna Central Market Relocated
- + Nigeria: 'Internet Not Portraying Nation's True Picture'
- + Nigeria: Five Injured in Abaji Auto Crash
- + Nigeria: Media Trust Donates Items to Kuje Prison Inmates
- + Nigeria: Clampdown On 'Okada' Riders Begin in Lagos Today
- + Nigeria: Purge Market of Corruption, British Envoy Charges SEC
- + Nigeria: Passengers Accuse Arik Air of Maltreatment
- + Nigeria: Navigational Charges - NAMA Goes Tough on Airlines
- + South Africa: Leniency Policy Paying Off, Says Competition Commission
- + Africa: Agri-Projects at 'Unprecedented' Levels
- + South Africa: New State Pay Offer Raises Fear for Deficit, Ratings
- + South Africa: Former SAA CEO Faces New Mismanagement Claims
- + South Africa: Telecoms Player Rejigs Debt with Chinese Loan
- + South Africa: Business Joins Calls for Bank to Cut Rates
- + Ghana: Transport Company Loses Millions Through Deals
- + Nigeria: Nation Needs Global Link in Technology - Oputu
- + South Africa: Analyst Predicts Global IT Sector Will Rebound Strongly
- + South Africa: Stringent Controls in Postbank Bill
- + South Africa: Coal Quality Causes Load Losses, Says Power Utility
- + South Africa: Surprise Trade Surplus Driven by Coal Exports
- + Tanzania: Monetary Policies Credited to Banking Sector
- + East Africa: Locals Urged to Aim Higher in EAC Market
- + Tanzania: Low Production, High Taxes Push Sugar Price Up
- + Southern Africa: SADC Commends Efforts on Pre-Shipment System
- + Angola: Japanese Aid to Build U.S.$2.55 Billion Bridge Needed
- + Kenya: Technology Stirs Fears of Job Losses Among Teachers
- + Uganda: Revealed - Government Secretly Pays Shs46 Billion to Basajjabalaba
- + Africa: New Maize Types Answer to Food Woes, Says Study
- + Ghana: Civil Society Slams Kosmos, ExxonMobil Agreement Termination
- + Uganda: Accountants Advised On Ethical Practice
- + Uganda: Cybercrime Prevention Centre Launched
- + Uganda: Experts to Discuss Fuel Adulteration
- + Uganda: BAT Posts Shs3.5 Billion in Profits
- + Uganda: Mbarara Mixed Farmer Turns Home Into Training Centre
- + Uganda: NARO Releases Two Apple Varieties
- + Uganda: Borrow a Leaf From Cuba On Youth Policies
- + Uganda: Wooden Plane Lands in Arua
- + Rwanda: Tigo Moves Offices
- + Rwanda: Gorillas Nest Lodge Set for Completion
- + Uganda: Fort Portal Town Closes School Road
- + Kenya: Sim Cards Listing Stretched By 15 Days
- + Uganda: VP Bukenya Woos UK Investors
- + Uganda: Nakapiripirit Gets Power
- + South Africa: Wage Increase Will Hurt the Budget - Analysts
- + Africa: 'Welcome to My Taxi - Let's Do Business With My Cell Phone'
- + Zimbabwe: Government Makes Available U.S. $70 Million to Boost Economy
- + Zimbabwe: Mpofu Faces Court Action for Allowing Chiadzwa Diamond Sales
- + South Africa: Tribunal to Consider Spring Lights Settlement
- + South Africa: African Rainbow Continues 'Aggressive' Growth Path
- + Angola: Citizens Urge for Higher Divulging of Check-in Online
- + Namibia: Kazenambo - Drama in Germany
- + Southern Africa: 10th Ongwediva Fair Begins
- + Namibia: Sector Wants Its Council Up and Running
- + Namibia: Bank Windhoek Becomes No.2
- + Africa: Old Mutual Africa Maps Strategy
- + South Africa: Vodacom And Nedbank Launches East African Pay Service
- + South Africa: Standard CEO Rejects Criticism of 'Lazy' Capital
- + South Africa: New Ambitious Growth Path Will Need Tough Talk
- + South Africa: The Bottom Line Column - African Rainbow is an Empowerment Success
- + South Africa: Profit Rises As Revenue Falls At Bidvest
- + South Africa: Miners Can Export Sought-After Mining Skills, Says Motsepe
- + South Africa: Fruit Farmers Forced to Branch Out
- + Nigeria: National Anti-Business Clampdown
- + Kenya: Kengen Invites Experts for Energy Talks
- + Kenya: CMA Approves Sh10 Billion HF's Medium Term Note
- + East Africa: Cable Maker in Sh57 Million Loss
- + Kenya: Nairobi to Host 1000 Delegates At Global MPs Summit
- + South Africa: Indian Firms Keeping Firstrand Unit Busy
- + South Africa: Chinese Bank Stake Paying Off for Standard
- + South Africa: Govt Improves Pay Offer in Bid to End Strike
- + Nigeria: Mining Can Rival Oil in Creating Revenue, Jobs, Says Industry Chief
- + South Africa: World Cup Legacy - What's in Store for Country?
- + Kenya: Interest Rates on Government Bonds on the Rise Again
- + Nigeria: INEC Under Pressure Over N8 Billion Shortfall - Jega
- + Uganda: Fire Guts Kisekka Market
- + Nigeria: 14 Die in Auto Crash Near Abaji
- + Nigeria: Customs Rejection of NDCC Threatens Agriculture Development
- + Nigeria: NTI Urges Improved Teacher Training
- + Namibia: Organic Success in Ruacana
- + South Africa: Striking Unions Return to Pay Talks With Govt
- + South Africa: Suspended Trains Operational
- + Zambia: Land And Mineral Rights in Conflict
- + Congo-Kinshasa: MP Speaks Out On Effects of Drilling in the DRC
- + South Africa: Zuma Tells Ministers to Negotiate End of Strike
- + Burundi: China Supports Projects
- + Kenya: Citizens Reap From Telecom Wars
- + East Africa: 'EA Needs to Emulate the European Union'
- + Uganda: IT Aids Teachers, Health Workers Share Knowledge
- + Burundi: New Optimism
- + Rwanda: World Bank Names Obstacles to Business
- + East Africa: House Demand Up
- + Tanzania: 'Blackberry Ban Wont Hurt Country'
- + Zimbabwe: Country to Become Third Largest Platinum Producer
- + South Africa: Most Vulnerable Pay During Strike
- + Ghana: Biotechnology Can Change Country's Agriculture
- + Namibia: Fish And Meat Prices Shoot Up
- + Ghana: Call Banks to Order, IEA Urges Parliament
- + East Africa: Region Set to Launch Development Fund
- + Namibia: Harness Technology to Combat Climate Change
- + Tanzania: Bank Woos Chinese Investors
- + Namibia: Egyptian Envoy's Daughter Dies in Car Crash
- + Namibia: Light Aircraft Crash-Lands Near Maltahöhe
- + Liberia: Educator Urges More Ethics In Financial Management
- + South Africa: State Strike Rumbles On, No Talks Scheduled
- + Sudan: Two Russian Pilots Abducted in Darfur
- + South Africa: Strike Threatens Water Supply
- + South Africa: Tyre, Rubber Workers Start Strike Today
- + Nigeria: Oil Workers Detained Over Alleged Bid to Kill Boss
- + Uganda: Oil Firm Loses Rights to Well
- + Kenya: Govt to Guarantee Large Energy Projects
- + Kenya: Greenheart, the Wonder Tree, Can Sprout Money If Spared the Axe
- + East Africa: Illicit Trade Plays Havoc With Regional Industries,Warns Council
- + Nigeria: Stop This Cholera Scourge
- + South Africa: Arm in Copper Joint Venture in Zambia
- + South Africa: AGM On Hold for Bank Act to Be Amended
- + Nigeria: Power Roadmap - the Way Forward
- + South Africa: Public Service Strike Splits Ruling Alliance
- + South Africa: Strained Alliance Likely to Be Top of ANC Agenda
- + South Africa: Disappointing Figures May Support Rate Cut
- + Nigeria: World Bank Gives Economy Clean Bill of Health
- + Nigeria: Why We Want Sim Cards Registered By Us - NCC
- + Rwanda: The ROTC Market Yet to Be Active - Governor
- + Rwanda: Central Bank to Increase Forex Trading
- + South Africa: Numbers the Staff Can Understand
- + South Africa: New Contract Likely to Hurt Net 1 Profit
- + Zambia: Infrastructure Needed to Boost Boom, Says Chinese Envoy
- + Zambia: Britain Petitioned Over Graft Fight
- + Zambia: Chipata-Mchinji Rail Launch Today
- + Ghana: Bole District Intensifies Measures to Raise More Revenue
- + Ghana: Kuapa Kokoo to Eliminate Child Labour On Cocoa Farms
- + Uganda: 3,000 New Jobs in Districts
- + Angola: Over 50 Police Officers Promoted
- + Africa: Chinese Firms Take to Africa Like Bushfire
- + South Africa: Zuma Calls for 'Basic Human Decency' in Strike
- + South Africa: Court Prohibits Prison Staff Strike
- + Mozambique: Chinese Business People to Invest U.S. $13 Billion
- + South Africa: Reserve Bank AGM to Be Delayed
- + Zimbabwe: Shares Retreat Amid Result Concerns
- + Cameroon: Mining - Cameroon, China Cooperation Intensifies
- + Cameroon: The Same Error Every Year
- + Namibia: Bank Windhoek Awards Top Performers
- + Namibia: Bidvest Grows Profit 15.9 Percent
- + Zimbabwe: Brett Chulu - Corporate Governance - the Business Case
- + Zimbabwe: New Era for Motoring Industry
- + Zimbabwe: Van Hoog Rekindles Love for RTG
- + Tanzania: Do Your Work Well And Win the Difficult Boss
- + Kenya: Firm Contracted to Develop Brand Kenya Plan
- + Namibia: Protect Local Businesses
- + Zimbabwe: Partial GPA Implementation Undermines Economy
- + Zimbabwe: 'Punitive Bank Charges Discourage Savings'
- + Zimbabwe: PG Industries to Recapitalise
- + Zimbabwe: Of Hyperinflation Hangover And Insatiable Greed
- + Zimbabwe: Time Bank Prejudiced of U.S$30 Milion -- Tande
- + Zimbabwe: Only Shareholders Should Resolve Dispute - Meikles
- + South Africa: Petrol Price to Drop By 10 Cents
- + South Africa: Health Facilities Extend Operating Hours
- + South Africa: Essential Services Staff Called Back to Posts
- + Zimbabwe: African Sun Takes Zimra to Court
- + Mozambique: Chinese Business People to Invest U.S. 13 Billion Dollars in Mozambique
- + South Africa: Strike Threatens Lives of Aids Patients
- + Zimbabwe: Banks Face Crippling Strike
- + Liberia: Government Signs Up Chevron as Oil Exploration Partner
- + Nigeria: Jonathan Plans to End Power Cuts
- + Liberia: Govt Announces Agreement With Chevron
- + Zimbabwe: Families Given 10 Days to Vacate Diamond Field
- + Zimbabwe: Ultimatum for Banks
- + Central Africa: IMF - CEMAC Strengthen Cooperation
- + South Africa: Mandela Crash Probe Delayed
- + Nigeria: Govt to Privatise Power Sector
- + South Africa: South African Medical Association Backs Strikers
- + South Africa: Strike Denies Pregnant Women Service
- + South Africa: No Solution to Strike As Rumours Abound
- + South Africa: Strike Threatens Lives' of Aids Patients
- + South Africa: Public Health Strained By Nurses' Strike
- + Liberia: Country Braces for Huge investment
- + Zimbabwe: Tourism Rakes in U.S. $350 Million
- + Nigeria: Govt Faults UN Report on Oil Spill
- + Nigeria: Uniabuja Hospital Wants FG to Avert Doctors' Strike
- + Nigeria: PHCN Strike Sign of Govt's Failure, Says NLC - Electricity Workers Suspend Strike
- + Nigeria: Curtailing Flood Disasters
- + Ghana: Well said, Veep
- + Tanzania: Will 'Smart' Licences Make Our Roads Safer?
- + South Africa: Police Members Forbidden to Down Tools
- + South Africa: Maize Surplus Threat to Farmers
- + South Africa: Cosatu Seeks More Clarity On ANC Media Plans
- + Nigeria: Jonathan Promises Stable Electricity by 2012 - FG Hikes Tariff
- + Uganda: Government Takes Away Tullow Oil Licence
- + Africa: Sambo Tasks African Leaders on Industrialization
- + South Africa: Army Steps in to the Breech
- + Tanzania: Mining Regime Still Favourable - Survey
- + Nigeria: Jonathan to Eliminate Power Outage By 2012
- + Uganda: Electricity Transmission Company to Extend Power to Rwanda, DRC
- + South Africa: Minister Meets Labour in Bid to Calm Strike Tempers
- + Uganda: 11,000 Retirees Receive Their Pension
- + Zambia: Economists Back RB Growth Plans
- + Kenya: International Label Given to Flower Firms
- + South Africa: Civil Servants March On Ninth Day of Strike
- + Ghana: U.S.$38 Million Saved Through Energy Conservation
- + Nigeria: Shell Shuts Flow Station Due to Protest
- + Nigeria: Jonathan to Unveil Power Sector Agenda
- + Zimbabwe: Military Chiefs to Manage Business Takeovers
- + South Africa: Zuma Aspires to Join Emerging Economies Group
- + Africa: Poor Infrastructure Hindering Competitiveness - World Bank
- + Ghana: Hydopower Project to Reduce Power Outages
- + Ghana: Let's Protect Our Oil - Buah
- + Kenya: Local Firms Embrace Facebook to Market Themselves And Brands
- + Kenya: Digital Shift Pushes Scholars to the Web for Peer Reviews
- + South Africa: Teachers' Voices Heard in Public Sector Strike
- + Kenya: Optimism Shoots to Seven-Year High Over New Constitution
- + Zimbabwe: Alcohol Consumption Increases Dramatically
- + Zimbabwe: Bread Price Goes Up 10 Percent
- + Zimbabwe: Banks Must Mobilise Savings
- + Nigeria: Shell Not Exonerated Over Oil Spills
- + Nigeria: Shell Shuts Oil Flow-Station Due to Protest
- + Nigeria: How Oil Firms Compromise Politicians
- + Nigeria: Muslim Group Opposes Use of Body Scanners At Airports
- + Nigeria: Jonathan Unveils Power Sector Agenda Today
- + South Africa: Inflation Dip Raises Expectations of Rates Cut
- + South Africa: Nation Still Largely in the Dark Over Energy Efficiency
- + Nigeria: NCAA Will Consolidate Category 1 Rating - Demuren
- + South Africa: Strike Wreaks Havoc on Health Services
- + Zimbabwe: Military Chief to Manage Business Takeovers
- + South Africa: Zuma Courts China to Back Nation's Bric Hopes
- + Somalia: Trying Pirates Often as Tricky as Catching Them
- + Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa is Speeding Towards Affluence, Author Says
- + Africa: Peer Reviews Take Small, Significant Steps to Better Governance
- + East Africa: Tanzania can be the Region's Bread Basket, Say Farmers
- + South Africa: No End in Sight to Public Service Strike
- + Nigeria: FG Moves to Secure Jobs in U.S., UK
- + Rwanda: U.S. 200 Million Project Launched in Kigali
- + Mozambique: South African Firm Authorised for Oil Prospection
- + South Africa: China Signs Rail Agreement
- + South Africa: Zuma Extends Condolences to Accident Victims' Families
- + Mozambique: Price of Bread Could Rise by 30 Percent
- + Nigeria: Mining Activities Threaten MDGs in Plateau
- + Nigeria: Ex-Militant Group Denies Resolution of Dispute
- + Zimbabwe: Government Tightens Ivory Trade Controls
- + Nigeria: Tension Over Militant's Killing
- + Somalia: UN Debates Legal Options for Pursuing Pirates
- + South Africa: Nine Children Dead As Train Hits Minibus
- + Africa: Trade Talk - Don't Mischaracterize AGOA, It's Working!
- + Angola: Westside Investments Distinguishes Young Professionals
- + South Africa: Govt Moves to Strengthen Ties With China
- + South Africa: Strike Jeopardizes HIV Treatment
- + São Tomé and Príncipe: Nation at Oil Bonanza Crossroads
- + Kenya: Panic as Ferries Stall at Likoni Channel
- + Tanzania: Farmers Want a Piece of the Pie From Agro-Investors
- + Tanzania: Roadside Coin Selling
- + Angola: Economic Police Record 17 Crimes in Seven Days in Viana
- + South Africa: Technology 'Vital in Modern Education'
- + South Africa: Conflicting Data Divide Analysts On Rate Cut
- + South Africa: IDC to Spend R11 Billion On Green Initiatives in Next Five Years
- + South Africa: Gordhan Moots New Emissions Tax for All Vehicles
- + South Africa: Unions Warn of Economic 'Shutdown' as Strike Intensifies
- + São Tomé and Príncipe: Nation at at Oil Bonanza Crossroads
- + South Africa: Zuma Looks to China for Boost to Rural SA
- + Nigeria: Calling Shell?s U.S.$40 Billion Bluff
- + Nigeria: Oil Sector - National Interest Should Be Paramount
- + Rwanda: Kagame Urges Investors to Add Value to Products
- + Rwanda: Embracing ICA Findings Will Keep Region On Top
- + East Africa: Region Seeks Way Out of Heavy Debts
- + Eritrea: President Conducts Inspection Tour of Agricultural Programs
- + Rwanda: Cimerwa to Purchase New Equipment
- + Africa: Fair Trade Is Growing But Africans Lag Behind
- + Kenya: A Bid to Save Macadamia Crops
- + Uganda: Museveni Meets Striking Makerere Staff
- + South Africa: Water Affairs to Stem Acid Tide in Joburg
- + Nigeria: Ex-Militants' Reform - a Roadmap to Brighter Future
- + Zimbabwe: Dairibord Posts U.S.$3.17 Million Profit
- + Africa: UK Threatens to Cut Aid to Resource Rich States
- + Sudan: Govt in Deal Over Oil Sale Figures
- + São Tomé and Príncipe: Nation at Crossroads Over Oil Rights
- + São Tomé and Príncipe: Oil Deals And the New Government
- + South Africa: Strike Affects 2.5 Million KZN Learners
- + South Africa: Health Minister Warns of Murder as Staff Strike at Hospitals
- + Nigeria: UN Agency Assesses Impact of Oil Spills
- + South Africa: Online Gambling Banned
- + Tanzania: Cotton Prices Soar As Demand Rises
- + South Africa: Open for Business-Zuma Tells Chinese
- + South Africa: Premature Babies in Danger Due to Strike
- + South Africa: State 'Misleads the Public' On Wage Offer
- + South Africa: Old Mutual, HSBC Talk a Deal for 70 Percent of Nedbank
- + South Africa: Bank Index Shows Recovery Slowing
- + Tanzania: Govt Seeks Investors for Dar Port
- + South Africa: Judges Halt Sand Dune Mining
- + Mozambique: Norwegian Company to Drill for Hydrocarbons
- + Zimbabwe: Inflation Rate Drops
- + Zimbabwe: Zesa Must Switch to Prepaid System
- + Zimbabwe: Government Says No to Handouts
- + Zimbabwe: Exports Boost Zimplow Revenue by 72 Percent
- + Zimbabwe: Dairibord Posts U.S.$3,17 Million Profit
- + East Africa: Hotel Grading Great for EAC
- + Rwanda: Kagame to Uphold Growth
- + Zimbabwe: Gaddafi Son Meets Mugabe
- + South Africa: Petrosa Board Fires CEO, Gives No Reasons
- + Nigeria: One Year of Sanusi Reforms
- + South Africa: Aluminium Demand a Boon for Local Firms
- + Mozambique: Maputo Central Hospital Bans Use of U.S. Dollars
- + Rwanda: Renewable Energy is the Future
- + Tanzania: Contract Farming Rescues Cotton Growing
- + Rwanda: Nation Receives World Bank Award
- + Uganda: Lecturers' Strike Paralyses Makerere
- + South Africa: Strike Impact
- + South Africa: Sasol "Looking Forward" to China Plant Review
- + Nigeria: Fashola Inaugurates 18-Man Committee
- + Nigeria: Tanker Drivers Raise Alarm Over Killer Kerosene in Edo
- + Tanzania: Public, Private Sector Commitment Inevitable for Kilimo Kwanza Success
- + Tanzania: Dar Es Salaam Firm Scoops Microsoft Award
- + Ethiopia: Abay Bank Announces Oracle Core Banking Vendor
- + Ethiopia: Three More Districts Allocate 60ht for City Development
- + Ethiopia: Addis Abeba University Hosts ICT Centre in Akaki
- + Ethiopia: Agency Increases Privatisation By 46 Percent
- + Ethiopia: CBE in Row With Labour Union
- + Ethiopia: Private Sector Contends Requirements of Bill On Multimodal Transport Operators
- + Ethiopia: National Bank Sets Deadline for Share Phase Out
- + Ghana: MTN Sponsors Oguaa Fetu Afahye With Gh ¢50,000
- + Nigeria: UN Environment Agency Stresses That Nigerian Oil Assessment is Not Yet Complete
- + Kenya: Poor Farmers Plant Trees to Grow Wealth
- + Zimbabwe: Diamonds Controlled By New Group of Zanu PF Hardliners
- + South Africa: Strike Enters Sixth Day
- + Zimbabwe: Diamonds Sales a False Economic Dawn
- + South Africa: Govt Urges Unions to Accept Offer
- + Kenya: Telkom Unhappy With Interlink Fee
- + Kenya: Wheat Import Duty Row Pushes Up Cost of Bread
- + Africa: Scholars to Debate the New Africa-China Partnership
- + Botswana: Newly Sparked interest in Botswana's mining sector
- + Cameroon: Serbia Seeks Cooperation with the Country
- + Cameroon: PIASSI Creates More Than 2,000 Jobs
- + Ghana: New Business Online -Stanbic's High Tech Solution
- + South Africa: HSBC in Talks to Buy Major Local Bank
- + Kenya: Kenolkobil Risks Loss of Licences, Warns ERC
- + South Africa: Wage Agreement Signed At Implats, Exxaro Workers Strike
- + South Africa: Luxury Train Shambles Derails Holiday Plans
- + East Africa: Economics Does Not Make a Community
- + Namibia: Bank Windhoek Cheers Up Children in Cancer Ward
- + Economics Does Not Make a Community
- + Zimbabwe: Zesa Seeks Power Generation Bailout
- + Zimbabwe: Capital Gains Tax Act Elusive
- + Zimbabwe: Bit By Bit We Will Get There If . . .
- + Zimbabwe: Govt Announces Committees
- + Zimbabwe: 'New' Farmers Finally Start to Blossom
- + Africa: African Scholars to Debate the New Africa-China Partnership
- + Uganda: Civil Society Warns Govt On Oil Deals
- + Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Tries to Block Diamond Researcher From Monitoring Job
- + Zimbabwe: Indigenisation Moves Gear Up
- + Namibia: Keetmans Council in a Flap About Appointments
- + Kenya: Planes Delay Landing As Military Steps Up Drills for New Law Fete
- + Ghana: Make Money Available for Biometric Register- Otchere-Darko Tells Government
- + South Africa: Empowerment Survey Lauds Senwes Efforts
- + South Africa: Mittal Appoints Lawyers to Evaluate ICT's Sishen Move
- + Nigeria: Environmental Experts Task Industrialists On Workers' Safety
- + South Africa: Zuma Hopes to Tame Beijing Trade
- + South Africa: Renewable Energy 'Will Boost Jobs, Manufacturers'
- + Uganda: Enough Cash in Reserves, Says Government
- + Uganda: Fatigue to Blame for More Road Accidents
- + Uganda: Lessons From China's Economic Growth
- + Uganda: Kasese Holds Grain Fair
- + South Africa: Govt Threatens Action Against Health, Security Strikers
- + Namibia: Country Could Become Largest Uranium Producer
- + Rwanda: Schools to Shift From Firewood to Biogas
- + Africa: Aureos Fund Targets Service Sector
- + Nigeria: NBA Drags FG to Court Over Jumbo Pay for Nass Members
- + South Africa: Poverty a Danger to Prosperity - Motlanthe
- + Rwanda: Tigo Targets Upcountry Clients
- + Rwanda: Three Killed, Seven Injured in Lorry Accident
- + Rwanda: Isae Lays-Off 40
- + Rwanda: Another Rwandair Boeing Arrives
- + Nigeria: NUPENG Directs Members to Stop Fuel Supply
- + Nigeria: Power - Task Force, IPPs Begin Discussions On Tariff
- + Nigeria: Rural Roads Intended to Boost Economy, Says Imoke
- + Nigeria: UN to Exonerate Shell From Pollution in Niger Delta
- + Nigeria: Okigbo Report is With CBN, Coalition Alleges
- + Nigeria: Customs' Directive Threatens Non-Oil Export, MAN Warns
- + Nigeria: SSANU Orders Members On Sympathy Strike
- + Nigeria: Minister Charges Training Fund On Unemployment
- + Nigeria: Kwara Milk in the Pipeline
- + Nigeria: Importation of Foreign Leather Products Endangers Economy, MD Fut Wear
- + Nigeria: How Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke Became Victim of Board Room Intrigues
- + Namibia: Keetmans CEO Suspended Again
- + Nigeria: Seme Customs Command Makes N3.6 Billion Revenue
- + Nigeria: Faan Denies Plan to Close Port Harcourt Airport
- + Uganda: Americans Eye Nation's Kingdoms for Investment
- + East Africa: Region Wants Stronger Anti-Corruption Laws
- + South Africa: State Threatens 'Illegal Strikers'
- + Angola: Treasurer of Bai Bank Arrested for Suspicion Grounds
- + Nigeria: No Plan to Shut Port Harcourt Airport, Says Faan
- + Nigeria: Doctors' Strike - Matters Arising
- + Nigeria: BUA Group Gets CIC Excellence Award
- + Rwanda: More Than 2,000 Vie for 'Legatum' Prize Money
- + Angola: Group Silisa Invests U.S. 2.5 Million in Three-Star Hotel
- + Angola: State Secretary for Industry Visits Canada
- + Angola: Inadec Sensitizes Dealers in Cacuaco of Insects Danger
- + Angola: Over U.S. 280,000 Robbed From Bai Bank
- + Nigeria: Nupeng Directs Tanker Drivers to Halt Lifting of Fuel in Lagos
- + Uganda: Insurers Losing Billions to Foreign Reinsurance
- + Kenya: Sh56 Billion to Drive Road Repairs in Growth Plan
- + South Africa: Court, Government Get Tough With Strikers
- + South Africa: Army Medical Teams Move Into Strike-Bound Hospitals
- + South Africa: Court Bans Strikes in Essential Services
- + South Africa: More Teachers to Join National Public Service Strike
- + Somalia: UN Offers Options for Prosecuting Pirates
- + Zimbabwe: Diamonds Sale a Damp Squib
- + Angola: Handicraft Fair Opens in Dondo Friday
- + Angola: Sabmiller Invests U.S. 1.5 Million in Beverage Centre
- + Angola: Moxico Government Analyses Public Investment Programme for 2011/2012
- + Cameroon: Minpostel Staff Drilled on New Budgeting Tool
- + Cameroon: FECATIRS - Cameroonians Trained to shoot
- + Namibia: Bank Helps Rural School
- + South Africa: Land Bank Cleans Up Its Act
- + South Africa: Health Minister Volunteers During Strike
- + Kenya: Safaricom's Share Price Falls 5 P.c. At NSE
- + Kenya: Diesel Pump Price to Rise Sh3
- + Ghana: Churches to Engage Government, Communities
- + Cameroon: Gov't Assesses AGOA Adhesion
- + South Africa: Government Takes Aim At Unruly Strikers
- + South Africa: Military Doctors Keep Hospitals Going On Third Day of Strike
- + Namibia: Bank Help Fight Cancer
- + Namibia: Private Sector Credit Continues Upward Trend
- + Namibia: Stimulus Warns Against Bad Investment
- + Namibia: Standard Bank Namibia Celebrates 95 Years of Banking
- + Namibia: On a Tangent, But Fortunately Up
- + Southern Africa: SADC Women Take Part in Trade Fair
- + South Africa: High Level of Intimidation of Docs And Nurses
- + Southern Africa: SADC Regional Economy Grows Despite Recession
- + Namibia: Hard Facts On Software - A Fresh Look At Business Continuity
- + Gambia: Gov't, Clearlink Sign Energy Agreement
- + South Africa: Govt Gets Tough On Striking Workers
- + Ghana: Govt Welcomes Kosmos Move
- + Mozambique: Cotton Ginning Plant for Manica
- + South Africa: Game Park Converts 100 Percent to Solar Energy
- + South Africa: Using Arid Land to Power the Country
- + South Africa: MTN Has Announced R8,1bn Bee Plan
- + South Africa: Striking 'The Only Weapon We Have'
- + Nigeria: Shell Threatens to Invoke Force Majeure
- + South Africa: Business Leaders Deeply Concerned About Strike
- + Kenya: Banks Bet On Phones to Boost Access
- + South Africa: Strike Hits Public Education, Healthcare
- + South Africa: A Golden Child in Zuma's Family
- + Nigeria: FG to Set Up Cyber Crime Prosecution Unit
- + Nigeria: Adamawa Govt to Recruit 3,000 Teachers
- + South Africa: Patients Die As Hospital Staff Join Strike
- + South Africa: State Wrestles With Seven Percent Growth Vision As Strike Strangles Country
- + South Africa: War On Poverty is 'Colour Blind'
- + South Africa: Strike Hits Garages, Parts Makers Next
- + Namibia: Procurement of Local Goods Must Increase
- + Gambia: Jokadu, Bakindik Credit Unions Hold AGM
- + Zimbabwe: Gaddafi's Son Looks For Business Ventures
- + South Africa: Scientists Develop Pilotless Helicopters
- + Nigeria: The Neglect of the Industrial Training Fund
- + Nigeria: Climate Change to Affect Rice Yields
- + Nigeria: Cocoa Faces Export Ban
- + Nigeria: FG Unveils New Gas Prices
- + Nigeria: Exchange Crisis
- + Nigeria: Enhance Employment Through Waste, NOA Boss Advises
- + Nigeria: The Highs And Lows of SIM Card Registration
- + Zambia: 'Probe Legal Firms Engaged By Taskforce'
- + Zambia: GDP Defies Odds
- + Nigeria: How NIPP Suspension Nearly Ruined Power Sector - NIPP Boss
- + Nigeria: Minister Urges Building Regulatory Bodies to Shun Bickering
- + Nigeria: Mikang LG Awards Contracts for 25 Projects
- + Nigeria: FG Approves New Gas Pricing for Manufacturers
- + Nigeria: Fashola Inaugurates Multi-Billion Naira Lekki Free Trade Zone
- + Southern Africa: Pohamba Calls for Speedier Action On SADC Programmes
- + Namibia: Natau Jumping the Gun - Transnamib
- + Namibia: Pension Scandal, Big Hot Potatoes On NUNW Agenda
- + Uganda: Court Blocks Interdiction of UWA Officials
- + Uganda: Makerere Staff Declare Strike
- + Burkina Faso: Women's Economic Empowerment Key to Girls' Education
- + Zimbabwe: Ghaddafi's Son Seeks Business Ventures
- + Nigeria: Employment Crisis Worsens
- + Rwanda: Coffee Export Hit Record High
- + South Africa: Working in Fear - Nurses And Doctors
- + Angola: Minister Predicts Economic Growth Will Rival Southern Africa's
- + Mozambique: Fight Against Corruption - Public Debate On Strategic Plan
- + Zambia: They Sign Eight Cooperation Agreements
- + Mozambique: Government Approves Creation of Centre To Support Technological Innovation
- + Namibia: Businesses Uncertain of the Next Six Months
- + Namibia: Stalemate in Purity Hearing
- + Namibia: Children Art Zone to Kick Off
- + South Africa: Police Fire Rubber Bullets At Strikers
- + Liberia: Health Workers Demand More Pay
- + Zimbabwe: Rallying Around Mugabe While Economic Unity Lags
- + Mozambique: Government Threatens to Cancel Nacala Oil Refinery
- + South Africa: Strike Will Have Negative Impact Abroad - Sacci
- + South Africa: Cabinet Disappointed By Rejection of Wage Offer
- + Angola: Country's Economic Growth to Double Southern Africa's
- + South Africa: Sustainability 'Means Long-Term Survival for Business'
- + South Africa: Compu-Clearing Considers Empowerment
- + South Africa: PsG Keen to Put Its Know-How to Work in Schools
- + Nigeria: Pipeline Attack Hits Crude Oil Exports
- + South Africa: Strike Turns Nasty As Protestors Surround Hospitals
- + Zimbabwe: Mining Sector Poised for Growth
- + Kenya: Charges Slashed in Mobile Price War
- + Uganda: China to Send Delegation on Oil
- + Gambia: Malaysian Investors Eye Energy Sector
- + South Africa: State Refuses to Budge on Wage Offer
- + Uganda: USE Topples NSE as Tullow Oil Crosslists
- + Uganda: Suspend All Oil Deals Till the Law is Amended
- + Uganda: CHOGM Files Sent to Ombudsman
- + Namibia: Avail Loans to Women
- + Southern Africa: Country's Economic Growth to Double Southern Africa's
- + Nigeria: Airline Receives U.S. Govt Recognition
- + Nigeria: Keke Marwa - Unending War Over Parks Control
- + Nigeria: Power of Information On Rural Women Farmers
- + Uganda: Oil - Museveni Takes Over
- + Nigeria: Youths, Nation's Biggest Resources - British Council
- + Kenya: Woman Researcher Tackles Aflatoxin Poisoning
- + South Africa: State Draws Line in Sand on Offer to Public Servants
- + Southern Africa: A Customs Union to Prevent Failed States
- + West Africa: Regional Gas Project on Stream
- + South Africa: Nation Grinds to a Halt As Strike Hits Home
- + South Africa: Teachers Join 'Political' Strike
- + South Africa: Govt Gives Unions Deadline to Sign Wage Offer
- + Zimbabwe: Regional Leaders Rally Around Mugabe
- + Southern Africa: Regional Leaders Postpone Customs Union
- + Zimbabwe: Diamond Researcher's Bail Conditions Relaxed
- + Lesotho: A Customs Union to Prevent Failed States
- + Southern Africa: Election Ad Agency Goes Out of Business
- + Ghana: Don't Expect Too Much From Oil - Religious Bodies
- + Ghana: Police Can Ask for More Pay If...
- + South Africa: One Million Public Servants Set to Strike
- + Senegal: Mango Production Plunges
- + South Africa: Public Sector Workers Walk Out
- + Ethiopia: Two Agro Firms Vie for Atekilt Terra Land
- + Ethiopia: Zemen to Select High-Tech Banking Vendor
- + Ethiopia: South to Dole Out Millions to New Micro Businesses
- + Ethiopia: Lag in Transmission Lines Compels Systematic Power Shedding
- + Ghana: Govt Doubles Spending On Agricultural Research
- + Ethiopia: Hotel Back on Auction Floor
- + Ethiopia: Maritime Authority to Invite Private Multimodal Operators
- + Liberia: Ellen Sends U.S.$1.6 Billion Deal for Legislative Ratification
- + Liberia: BHP Billiton to Create 3,500 Jobs
- + South Africa: Gauteng Calls On Volunteers to Help Learners
- + Nigeria: FG Wants Electricity Subsidy Reviewed
- + Tanzania: Political Establishment Tramples On Nyerere Legacy
- + Rwanda: Trends in Telecom Market Inspiring
- + Zimbabwe: Ruling Party Infighting Blamed for the Suspension of Mining Officials
- + Kenya: Govt Appoints Firm to Guide Power Utility's Share Sale
- + Southern Africa: 'Borderless' Region Is Pie in the Sky
- + South Africa: Rift Valley Fever Fear Halts Wool Exports to China
- + Senegal: No Mangoes, No Money
- + Tanzania: Grants for Farming Research Welcome
- + Ghana: CTO Powers Search for Rural Connection Solutions
- + Nigeria: No Trust Between Local ISPs And Foreign Ones, Says U.S. Researcher
- + Africa: Stakeholders Hold Summit On ICT
- + Nigeria: Customs Service Now Repositioned - Dikko
- + Nigeria: Presidential Planes for All
- + Nigeria: FG Tasks Ecowas Countries On Reverse Engineering, Adaptive Technology
- + South Africa: Labour Leader Says Media Bill 'Will Not Pass'
- + South Africa: SAA to Keep Technical Unit Under Its Wing
- + South Africa: Kumba Loses Appeal Over Sishen Stake
- + South Africa: Minister in Bid to Heal Fallout Over Mine Rights
- + South Africa: Islamic Finance Tax Laws 'To Benefit' Country
- + Kenya: Cabinet Moves to Ease Power Shortage
- + Kenya: New Challenge to NHIF Rates Increase Plan
- + Kenya: Kirima Kin Held in Bid to Check Cash Records
- + South Africa: Govt Places Moratorium On New Mining Licences
- + Nigeria: Information Technology As Catalyst for Awareness And Engagement in the Political Process (2)
- + Mozambique: Firm Explores Viability of Oil Find
- + South Africa: Govt Puts Moratorium On New Mining Licences
- + Mozambique: Guebuza Urges Calm Over Oil Find
- + Somalia: Navy Intercepts Pirate Suspects
- + East Africa: Which Way for Managing Regjonal Domains?
- + South Africa: Public Sector Workers Reject Wage Offer
- + Namibia: Traders Source More Fresh Produce Locally
- + Namibia: Okahandja Private Airport On Course
- + Tanzania: Zantel Introduces Ramadhan Offer
- + Tanzania: Inflation Slows On Fall in Food Costs
- + Namibia: Inflation See-Sawed in July
- + South Africa: SAB Tribunal Adjourned, New Witness Tomorrow
- + Kenya: Kenya Airways Starts Flights to Luanda
- + Ghana: Vice President Urges Banks
- + Ghana: Fidelity Bank Launches "Go for Gold" Promotion
- + Ghana: Wheat Prices Stable Despite Global Fear of Increase
- + Africa: Global Consultants Upbeat About Sub-Saharan Growth
- + South Africa: Govt Suspends New Bids for Mineral Prospecting
- + South Africa: Brazil Punts Digital TV Technology
- + South Africa: Companies in Heated Tribunal Clash Over Discounts
- + South Africa: Competition Body Applies for Arrest Warrant
- + Rwanda: Improving the Lives of Small-Scale Farmers
- + Namibia: Diamonds 'Best in the World'
- + Uganda: Opposition Makes Post Budget Proposals
- + Uganda: MPs Turn Heat on URA Over Tax Disputes
- + South Africa: Aspen Reduces Offer for Troubled Sigma
- + South Africa: Why Human Beings Are So Hard to Read
- + Africa: Imara Advises Multinationals
- + South Africa: Transpaco Posts Drop in Yearly Sales
- + South Africa: Harmony Drops Plan to List Evander
- + South Africa: Mazor Backs Cloudberry's Nedbank Loan
- + South Africa: Discovery Sees Fewer Lapses in Life Insurance Policies
- + Liberia: Scant Room to Scoff at Model's Stupidity
- + South Africa: Higher Savings May Be Cure for Volatile Rand
- + South Africa: Clientèle Delivers for Shareholders
- + Kenya: Police Use Mobile Phone to Trace Killer
- + Nigeria: Oil Company Reports Sabotage
- + Nigeria: More than 1,500 Road Deaths in Kwara State This Year
- + East Africa: Japan Appoints Representative to Regional Common Market
- + Rwanda: U.S. Anti-Conflict Mineral Legislation Angers Govt
- + Kenya: New Port's Impact on Heritage to Be Studied
- + Zimbabwe: Land Reform Underfinanced and Failing
- + Kenya: Be Fair Over Wheat Prices, Says Kosgey
- + Ghana: Ghacem Eyes Partnership With STX to Supply Cement for Housing Project
- + Ghana: Veep Urges Banks to Expand Infrastructure
- + South Africa: Mining Firms Have Bad Record in Region
- + Namibia: Govt Debates 'National Tragedy' Over Jobs
- + Kenya: Russian Drought Benefits Local Wheat Farmers
- + Uganda: Forest Cover Fast Dying Out as Tobacco Industry Booms
- + Southern Africa: Women Traders 'Blocked' From the 'Big Business'
- + South Africa: Farmers Told They May Need to Use Less Water
- + South Africa: Mittal Berated by MPs
- + South Africa: Country 'Has Enough Wind for 35 Percent of Electricity Supply'
- + Africa: Solar Energy to Save Lives
- + South Africa: Strike Threat to Car Sector's Growth
- + South Africa: A Greener, Cheaper Solution for Mines
- + Kenya: Timber-Starved Country Seeks New Suppliers
- + Nigeria: Govt Drags Chevron to UN Over Oil Spill
- + Nigeria: Dozens Die in Lagos Trailer Accident - Over 15 Vehicles Involved
- + Angola: Travelling Facility for Electoral Brigades Secured
- + Uganda: Cellphone Users Get Watchdog
- + Uganda: Stabilise Prices of Farm Inputs - Tea Growers Tell Govt
- + Uganda: Residents Want Top Officials in Power Firm Fired
- + Nigeria: Doctors' Strike Worsens Health Services Nationwide
- + Nigeria: Tears as 40 People Burn to Death in Multiple Auto Crash
- + Nigeria: Close-Up Strengthens Market Share With New Variants
- + Nigeria: Citizen Aren't Aware Mining is Goldmine - Sada
- + Angola: Trade Union Calls for Dialogue, Social Agreement
- + Angola: Public Administration Experts Concerned About Contract Regime
- + Angola: Coca-Cola, Millennium Bank Sign Social Projects Deal
- + Nigeria: Weak Supervision - CBN Blames Poor Investment Knowledge, Macroeconomic Instability
- + Nigeria: Aganga Orders Customs to Produce Monthly Cargo Reports
- + Nigeria: Fuel Import Scam - NUPENG Suspends 14 Day Ultimatum to Govt
- + Nigeria: Imo to Partner NNPC on Greenfield Refinery
- + Nigeria: Auto Crash - 30 Killed in Lagos
- + Nigeria: Research Institutes' Workers, Others Begin Indefinite Strike
- + Nigeria: Jonathan Appoints Shehu Njiddah SSSA on Energy Partnerships
- + Nigeria: Seven Firms Scramble for N74 Billion Voters Register Contracts
- + Nigeria: Public Relations Crisis of NNPC's Indebtedness
- + Nigeria: NRC to Commence Cement Haulage With Trains
- + Nigeria: How NSE Squandered N7Billion On Market Development
- + Nigeria: Dozens Die in Lagos Road Accident
- + Nigeria: Oil Company Reports Sabotage Attacks
- + Niger: Women Sell Sand to Survive
- + Nigeria: Making AMCON Work
- + Mozambique: Mozambique's Central Bank to Pay Fuel Imports
- + Uganda: Centum to Cross-List on Bourse
- + Kenya: Prison Search Reveals Phone Scams Still Rife
- + Angola: Chevron Spends U.S. 20 Million On Social Projects
- + Africa: Niteo Africa Offers Modern Learning Facility
- + Uganda: Kyambogo Students Invent E-Campus Digital Software
- + Uganda: Oil Profits - Transparency Should Be Strictly Adhered to
- + Nigeria: Revamping the Manufacturing Sector With N130 Billion
- + Nigeria: I Am Not Under Pressure to Drop Investigations - Waziri
- + Nigeria: Court Denies Akingbola Bail, to Remain in EFCC Custody
- + Nigeria: Bailiffs, Sheriffs Get 100 Percent Pay Rise
- + Nigeria: Engineers Frown at Poor Standard of Construction Work
- + Nigeria: Bharti Airtel to Pay $62 Million for Telecom Seychelles
- + Nigeria: N87 Billion to Elect Treasury Looters?
- + Nigeria: Let Government Provide the Basic Things And Leave the Rest to Us , Horticulturist
- + Nigeria: Standard Bank Restates Commitment
- + Namibia: Film Company Produces Quality Documentaries
- + Namibia: Rejection of Absa's Merger Not Right
- + Namibia: Otavi Lures Investors
- + Kenya: Farmers Dismiss Fears of Increase in Bread Prices
- + Nigeria: Govt to Fast-Track Green Energy Development Policy
- + Niger: Selling Sand to Survive
- + Lesotho: Zuma Concludes State Visit
- + Egypt: Food Cartels Feast on Ramadan Profits
- + Nigeria: Shell JV Raises Alarm Over Increase in 'Sabotage Spills'
- + Nigeria: Govt to Set Up New Financial Regulatory Body
- + South Africa: Country Must Strengthen Trade Relations With Congo
- + Senegal: Opposition Protests Power Cuts, Food Prices
- + Nigeria: Fear That Oil Spill Will Damage Fishing
- + Cameroon: Ndobo - Potholes Origin of Congestion
- + Zimbabwe: Buyers Urged to Boycott Diamonds from Contentious Mines
- + Zimbabwe: Red Star Weighs Down StarAfrica
- + Zimbabwe: Top Cops Fingered in Corrupt Wrangle
- + Zimbabwe: National Tyre Services on Recovery Path - Makoni
- + Zimbabwe: Unending Lull on the Market
- + Zimbabwe: ACR in U.S.$700,000 Acquisition
- + Zimbabwe: Kasukuwere Blocks Sale of Barclays Subsidiary
- + Cameroon: Etoug Ebe-Mendong Road Now Open
- + Kenya: Coffee Firm Presence Felt
- + Kenya: KRA Orders Importers to Clear Grain Cargo
- + Kenya: Framework for Small Business Funds Ready
- + Kenya: New Network Rates Next Week
- + Zimbabwe: Gono Cracks Whip on Banking Sector
- + Zimbabwe: Share Options - Performance Questions Galore
- + Zimbabwe: We Don't Intend to Regulate Journalists - SEC
- + Zimbabwe: Buyers Urged to Boycottt Diamonds from Contentious Mines
- + Zimbabwe: Families Displaced to Make Way for Mining Exploration
- + Zimbabwe: Gono Must Crack Whip
- + Zimbabwe: Put Diamond Proceeds to Good Use
- + Nigeria: Asup Begins Ten-Day Strike in Ogun
- + Zimbabwe: 'Beneficiation, Extractive Industry to Take Economy Forward'
- + Zimbabwe: Riozim Mum on Ambitious U.S.$40 Million Rights Issue
- + Zimbabwe: Govt Mulls Divesting From ZB Holdings
- + Zimbabwe: Econet Presses for More Shares in KFHL
- + Zimbabwe: Pioneer Proceeds With AGM Despite Concerns
- + Zimbabwe: Indonesian Suitor for CSC
- + Zimbabwe: Sentiments, Liquidity, Growth
- + Zimbabwe: Govt Mining Executives Probed Over U.S.$40 Million Diamond Funds
- + South Africa: Infighting Halts Long Distance Rail Service
- + Somalia: EU Navfor Medical Conference Enhances International Cohesion
- + Africa: Agribusiness Leaders Network With Counterparts in U.S.
- + South Africa: Four Bodies Found After Alleged Mine Massacre
- + Angola: Spanish Co-Operation Finances Demining Technicians Upgrading Project
- + Angola: Official Encourages Youths for Entrepreneurship
- + Angola: Customs Services Collect Over U.S. $3.0 Billion This Year
- + Sierra Leone: What Expectations After African Minerals Agreement?
- + Sierra Leone: Bharti Airtel Chief Executive Focuses on Nation
- + Sierra Leone: Parliament Quizzes London Mining Company
- + South Africa: Long-Distance Train Service Suspended Due to 'Infighting'
- + Kenya: Public Workers to Get Pay Raise
- + Nigeria: Police Ask for Big Allocation for 2011 Election
- + South Africa: Bank's Africa Operations Will Be 'Calling Card'
- + South Africa: Tribunal Hears Independent Distributor in Brewer's Case
- + Nigeria: More Than 3,000 Oil Spills Recorded in Four Years
- + Southern Africa: Time for SADC Integration
- + South Africa: Region Ready to Partner With Lesotho
- + Malawi: A Cellphone, a Bicycle and Sound Agricultural Advice
- + Sierra Leone: New Agriculture Plan Sprouts
- + Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Farmers Welcome Support
- + Nigeria: The Nation's 3,203 Oil Spills in Four years
- + Nigeria: 2011 Election - Police Require N6 Billion
- + Nigeria: Katsina Health Workers Down Tools
- + Mozambique: New Gold Refinery Operational By the End of 2010 - Minister
- + Nigeria: Issues From Sim Registration
- + South Africa: Illegal Miners Killed in Standoff at Mine
- + South Africa: Record New Fine Looms Over Energy Giant
- + Namibia: Child Labour Rife in Agricultural Sector
- + Kenya: Lenders Shy Away From Cut Flower Exporters
- + Nigeria: Niger Delta - FG Signs Joint Venture Agreement to Clean Up Oil Waste
- + South Africa: Chewing the Fat With a Real Porker
- + Nigeria: Forbes-Ranked Businessman Acquires Land for Farming
- + Nigeria: Forbes-Ranked Businessman Aliko Dangote Acquires 400,000 Hectare of Land for Farming
- + Africa: Should International Organizations Work with Fast Food Companies on Hunger?
- + Zimbabwe: Political Row to Intensify Over Diamond Sale Profits
- + Kenya: Railway Project Spot-On
- + Kenya: 400 Workers at Panpaper Back on the Streets
- + Kenya: Worries as Lending Rates Remain High
- + Kenya: Uchumi After Tax Profit Climbs to Sh865 Million Ahead of Relisting
- + Kenya: Telcoms in Push to Cut Internet Costs
- + Kenya: Major Shareholders Snap Up Half of TPS Rights Issue
- + Liberia: Careysburg Clinic Faces Drugs, Staff Shortages
- + Malawi: Used Car Dealers Seeing Red Over New Green Tax
- + Africa: Investing in a Unified Continent
- + South Africa: Blue Train Sells for a Rand
- + South Africa: State Holds Last Rites for Pebble Bed Reactor
- + South Africa: Reprieve for Lonmin as State Order Withdrawn
- + Nigeria: Reps Fail to Pass INEC Budget
- + Nigeria: PDP Asks Jonathan to Overhaul Works Ministry
- + Uganda: Scaling the Heights in Fashion Industry
- + Gambia: A Commission to Review Council Finances the Stubborness of Economic Realities
- + Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Opens Diamond Sales
- + Nigeria: Former Stock Exchange Heads Defend Themselves
- + Nigeria: Former Stock Exchange Chief Denies Money Went Missing
- + Namibia: 'Drive Economic Integration'
- + Namibia: Shocking Findings About Child Labour
- + Nigeria: Customs Records N13 Billion Revenue
- + Nigeria: Oil Majors Yet to Comply With FG's Directive On Content Plans
- + Nigeria: Sanusi On Country's Faulty Economic Policies
- + Nigeria: Reps Refuse to Pass INEC Budget
- + Zambia: Is Solar Power Viable Option?
- + Zambia: Daka Woos China to Transfer Its Agro-Tech
- + Kenya: High Coffee, Tea Prices to Boost Forex Earnings
- + Nigeria: NUPENG Petitions Minister Over Unfair Practices in Oil Industry
- + Nigeria: Govt to Buy Three New Presidential Jets
- + Nigeria: Stock Market Sheds Billions in Three Days
- + Nigeria: Did Commission Follow Due Process on Investigating Stock Market Head?
- + Zimbabwe: Country Runs Million-Carat Diamond Auction
- + Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Opens Chiadzwa 'Blood Diamond' Sale
- + Zimbabwe: Country Sells Diamonds Valued at U.S.$72 Million
- + Uganda: China Trade Imbalance at U.S.$182 Million
- + Cameroon: Dutch Ship Dumps Toxic Waste Off West Africa, Says Govt
- + Nigeria: Former Heads of Stock Exchange State Case Before Committee
- + Nigeria: Former Director Stock Exchange Denies Corruption
- + Uganda: Investments Hit U.S.$3.5 Billion
- + Kenya: U.S.$300 Million City Railway System Upgrade Underway
- + Gambia: A Laudable Effort
- + Mozambique: Foreign Direct Investment Soars by 400 Percent
- + Africa: Agoa Ministers Learn Importance of Adding Value to Commodities
- + Nigeria: INEC - Count Me Out of N74 Billion Controversy, Says Iwu
- + Nigeria: Land Survey Reveals Large Scale Diamond Deposit
- + South Africa: Rising Toxic Tide Fuels Urgent Debate
- + South Africa: Steel Maker in Audacious Bid Over Mining Rights
- + Uganda: Third Internet Cable Starts Operation
- + South Africa: Charity Versus Life in the Middle Lane
- + South Africa: Learning to Bank on Good Old Clothes
- + South Africa: Eastern Europe Helps Lift Mondi
- + Nigeria: Oando Targets Year-End Deadline to Finish Pipeline
- + South Africa: Group Five Gears Up for Expansion
- + South Africa: Aveng Unit Agrees to Pay Penalty
- + South Africa: Mittal Deal Hinges on Mine Rights Lawsuit
- + South Africa: Case Over Alleged Empowerment Fraud in Constitutional Court
- + South Africa: Key State Department Was 'a Sinking Ship' - Acting DG
- + Nigeria: Stock Exchange's 9-Month Accounts Show N2.2 Billion Loss
- + Tanzania: Poor Roads Hinder Dar Tourist Flows
- + Tanzania: Politicians Cautious On Ruling Party Move
- + Nigeria: Exchanges at the Exchange
- + Nigeria: NEC Blames Banks Over Failed N200 Billion Agric Fund
- + Nigeria: Oil - Conflicting Interests Reduce Production Aspirations
- + Nigeria: Senate Approves N87.5 Billion for Jega
- + Nigeria: Stock Exchange Crisis - Commission to Prosecute 260
- + Africa: U.S. Congress Likely to Renew Trade Benefits
- + Kenya: Security of Tenure, Reforms at Ports Authority Under Focus
- + Kenya: Country Targets Higher Revenues in VAT Reforms
- + Namibia: Investors Needed for Fertilizer Plants
- + Namibia: Ohorongo Eyes American Market
- + Southern Africa: Infrastructure on SADC Agenda
- + Nigeria: Jonathan Seeks National Assembly's Nod for $4.4 Billion Loan
- + Nigeria: Former Military President Babangida Threatens to Sue Oil Windfall Report
- + Mozambique: Economy Grew 7.2 Percent in First Half of 2010
- + South Africa: Public Sector Workers Strike, Threaten All-Out Stoppage
- + Nigeria: Manufacturers Association Rates Economy Low in First Quarter
- + Zimbabwe: Chiadzwa Diamond Field Clean-Up Intensifies
- + Kenya: Sugar Story Worrying
- + Africa: Trade Ministers Visit Kansas City Board of Trade
- + Ghana: Why Stop the Transfers, Civil Service?
- + Ethiopia: Indian Firm Claims Millions From Govt Agency, Ministry
- + Ethiopia: Economy to Grow By 50 to 100 Percent
- + Ethiopia: Nyala Motors Faces Amended Charge
- + Ethiopia: Dozens File Suits Against Askallukan Defendants Free of Charge
- + Djibouti: Ethiopian Flight Operation Permits Denied
- + South Africa: Banks' Great Bad Debt Unwind Seems Slow to Make Itself Felt
- + South Africa: Old Mutual Sells U.S. Asset for U.S.$350 Million
- + South Africa: Telecoms Firm is an Unlikely Carbon Trader
- + South Africa: PetroSA Gets Permit to Explore Gas Block
- + South Africa: Kumba, Senegal End Dispute Over Deposit
- + Southern Africa: Don't Let Trade Pact Trip Development
- + Namibia: Ohorongo Cement to Invest in Walvis Bay
- + Kenya: Oil Corporation Appoints New Chief
- + Kenya: Subdued Trading at NSE After the Vote
- + South Africa: Brewer to Answer on Claims of Stifling Competition
- + South Africa: Public Sector Unions to Issue Ultimatum
- + South Africa: Intelligence Link in Row on Lonmin Mine Rights
- + Namibia: Fund Charges Chicken Firm
- + Kenya: Country to Grow GM Cotton on Large Scale by 2012
- + East Africa: Jompy Stove Leads Charge of Brigade in Innovation Challenge
- + East Africa: Moment of Truth for EAC Countries Over GM Products
- + Africa: Private Equity Market Flush With Cash
- + Uganda: Devastating New Maize Disease Spotted
- + Zimbabwe: Company Contests Diamond Sales
- + Zimbabwe: Ministry Bars MPs From Visiting Diamond Fields
- + Kenya: CFC Stanbic Targets Retail Segment to Grow Lending Book
- + Kenya: NBk Profit Rise Raises Hopes for Dividend Payout
- + Gambia: Welcome
- + East Africa: KCB Completes Regional Rollout of New IT System
- + Africa: Uganda, Tanzania Attract Most Foreign Cash
- + East Africa: Rain, Crossborder Trade Boost Food Security
- + Nigeria: Jonathan - Police Underfunding, Cause of Insecurity
- + Nigeria: National Assembly Picks Holes in INEC Budget
- + Nigeria: Senate Meets SEC Today Over Market Crisis
- + Nigeria: SEC Appoints KPMG, Oyebode Iinvestigate NSE's Operations
- + Nigeria: ATCS Set to Enforce Vehicle Standards
- + Nigeria: NCC to Meet Over N64.5 Billion SIM Card Registration
- + Nigeria: PenCom Pays Retirees N9.6 Billion Yearly
- + Nigeria: Foreign Fund Managers Laud Banking, Oil Reforms
- + Nigeria: Aruma Oteh's Long Broom
- + Nigeria: Power - NNPC Reaffirms Commitment to Gas Supply
- + Nigeria: Why We'll Sack Teachers, By Alao-Akala - Parleys With PDP NWC Over Crisis in Oyo
- + Nigeria: Pension Assets Hit N1.8 Trillion
- + Nigeria: Govt Insincerity Behind ASUU Strike -Olanipekun
- + Angola: Government Spends Akz 17 Billion in Demining
- + South Africa: Union Leader Considering Premier's Invite
- + Nigeria: Reps Summon Dangote, Onyiuke, Securites DG
- + Nigeria: Ekereokosu Hails Assembly Over Passage of DESOPADEC Bill
- + Nigeria: National Assembly to Slash N89 Billion INEC Budget
- + Angola: Territory Minister Suggests Articulation With Provinces in National Budget Preparation
- + Angola: BPC Bank Improves Services Through Salary Payments Decentralisation
- + Angola: Minister of Culture Defends Creation of Infrastructures
- + Angola: IMF Hails Third Revision of Stand - Accord
- + South Africa: Women Encouraged to Seize Funding Opportunities
- + Southern Africa: SADC Ministers Converge in Namibia
- + South Africa: Contingency Plans in Place Ahead of Strike
- + South Africa: Zuma Demands Swift Transformation
- + Angola: Japanese Ambassador Highlights Importance of Namibe Port
- + Angola: Governor Stresses Importance of Tertiary Roads
- + Angola: Power Supply to Kuito Decreases to 50 Percent
- + Rwanda: BPR Sees Loss in its Earnings
- + Rwanda: Korean Firm to Set Up Health Equipment Industry
- + Rwanda: We Need a Strong Labour Market Data Base
- + Kenya: VP in China for Agricultural Forum
- + Nigeria: Embassy to Host Summit on Niger-Delta in U.S.
- + Africa: Policies and Strategies for ICT Development in Africa
- + Africa: Critical Recommendations on ICT
- + Nigeria: Chevron Refutes Allegations of Oil Pollution
- + Nigeria: Stop Gas Flaring, Govt Urged
- + Nigeria: Political Parties Seek Probe on Former Stock Exchange Chief
- + Nigeria: Embassy to the U.S. to Host Summit on Niger-Delta
- + Nigeria: Delay Almost Ruined the Power Sector Target - Nipp Boss
- + Nigeria: Niger Delta to Attract Fresh Investments
- + Nigeria: Power - FG to Transform Agric Dams for Electricity Generation
- + Nigeria: Minister Advises Miners Against Multiple Unionism
- + Nigeria: FG Steps Up Efforts Against Marine Contamination
- + Nigeria: Zamfara Gov Wants Ban on Mining Lifted
- + Nigeria: Edo Health Workers to Suspend Strike
- + Uganda: City Drainage Channel Opened
- + Nigeria: Lekki-Epe Road - LCC to Generate N280 Billion in 30 Years
- + Tanzania: Union Raises Coffee Buying Prices
- + Kenya: Athi River Mining Profit Up 16 Percent
- + Kenya: CFC Insurance Eyes Listing By Year-End
- + Mozambique: IFC Supports Agribusiness Sector
- + Mozambique: Petromoc and Galp to Develop Biofuels Project
- + Somalia: EU and Country Co-Operate to Prosecute Pirates
- + Somalia: Spanish Frigate Victoria Leaves EU Navfor After Four Months of Excellent Service
- + Somalia: EU Navfor Welcomes Spanish Patrol Craft P-77 Infanta Cristina and Thanks Spanish Frigate F-82 Victoria
- + Africa: Asst. Secretary of State Carson Calls for Agoa's Reinvigoration
- + Africa: CITMC-3 - Policies and strategies for the development of ICT in Africa
- + Africa: Expert's sessions of CITMC3 ended today with critical recommendations to ministers
- + Nigeria: Gulf Windfall, Panel Report Still Missing, Says FG
- + Nigeria: Pollution in Niger Delta - Oil Firm, Fish Farmers Fight
- + Kenya: Kacc to Reopen Anglo Leasing Probe
- + Somalia: EU Navfor Warship Hs Elli Conducts Her Final Tasks
- + Kenya: Oil Import Quota Fuels Industry Row
- + Kenya: Poll Confirms Optimism as Economy Rides on Growth Wave
- + Somalia: EU Navfor Warship FGs Schleswig-Holstein Gives Medical Assistance to the Crew of the MV Syrian Star
- + Africa: Trade Official Says Don't Miss Investing in Continent
- + Africa: Ninth Agoa Forum Embraces Agribusiness
- + Nigeria: Driver Detained Over Pedestrian's Death
- + Nigeria: NSE Makes Case for Structural Engineers
- + Nigeria: Five Countries to Participate in Zazzau Trade Fair
- + Nigeria: NSE all-Share Index Sheds 0.4 Percent
- + Nigeria: Fertiliser - Kuje Chairman Vows to Prosecute Touts
- + Nigeria: AMCON - Stakeholders Task CBN On Ownership Structure
- + Nigeria: VC Slams Govt On Corruption Through Fertilizer Deals
- + Nigeria: FRSC Promotes Staff for Winning Medals