Sudan
South Sudan has agreed to allow a northern Sudanese to head the special referendum commission giving room for progress on plans for the January 9 southern vote on independence from the north. Observers say a further delay could have sparked violent protests by southerners throughout Sudan.
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Uganda
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United States
An immigrant from Uganda now residing in Chicago has used the first portion of a $100,000 business competition prize he won in January to begin setting up an operation in his (...)
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South africa
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Mozambique
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Zimbabwe
Food riots in Maputo, Mozambique on Wednesday left at least six protesters dead including a female student as police sprayed bullets at (...)
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Algeria
The holy month of Islamic fasting, Ramadan as an important element in the control of vice is being scrutinized after a study, published in August by El Watan and Le Matin and (...)
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• Of Gaddafi and Arab racism towards Blacks
• The plight of the Tenant in Ghana
• Darfur - south Sudan: Confusion over conflict resolution approach
• Kenya’s rapid population growth and over-stretched resources
• Ancient arrows and Africa’s place as the cradle of technology
• Uganda wants support against al-Shabab as soldiers’remains arrive
Editorials
• President Obama’s new financial law, a plus or a minus?
• Kampala killings and al-Qaeda in Africa
• Africa’s growing wealth: The real challenge is cohesion
Society
• Sudan: Referendum commission makes progress
• Maputo riots blamed on rising wheat prices in Southern Africa
• Darfur - south Sudan: Confusion over conflict resolution approach
Economics
• Ethiopia Insurance Corporation struggling to compensate Ethiopian Airlines
• Ghana’s protectionist and anti-business clampdown
• Zimbabwe: Vices and virtues of a multi-currency economy
Internet
• Morocco: Almajadid.com - A 100% social networking site for Moroccans
• East Africa getting ready for internet revolution
• Africa-Europe underwater cable: West Africa to get high speed internet
Arts & entertainment
• Germany: A new African library for Berlin
• Yannick Koffi, the 11 year old musical genius
• African-Americans top forbes’ most powerful
Sports
• Why African football teams have shunned Zimbabwe
• NBA arrives in Dakar, Senegal
• Ramadan and football: The odd couple?
Discovering
• Uganda’s new solar ovens
• Ramadan and crime: What Algerian authorities tried to hide
• Kenya’s rapid population growth and over-stretched resources
Rejoinder
• Is Ghana amongst the worst-branded in Africa now?
• Exorcising the Health Demon in Ghana
• IMANI Ghana’s President, and President’s Spokesperson on AIR!
Opinion editorial
• Schooling: Trapped in a web of special interests
• South Africa’s battle against cowardice
• Ghana: Reverend Minister raises the Politico-religious bar
Opposite editorial
• How not to rebrand Nigeria
• Egypt: Ready for equal rights regardless of religion?
• Africa’s war on coup d’etats
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