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Africa RSS FeedsKenya: Ocampo Dismisses Appeal Requests By Hague Court Suspects - [Nation] International Criminal Court Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo has dismissed requests by Kenyan suspects to be allowed to appeal the decision confirming their cases....Feed Source: allafrica.com Somalia: Kenya Takes Control of Two Key Al Shabaab Towns - [RFI]
Kenyan forces have taken over two al Shabaab controlled towns after two airstrikes left the towns of Hosingo and Badade, in Southern Somalia, under the control of Kenyan forces and the Somalia's Transitional Federal Government.... Senegal: Students Call for President to Step Down - [IPS]
Dakar -
The friends of slain Senegalese student protester, Mamadou Diop, say that the 32-year-old master's student was against injustice and that is why he was protesting against President Abdoulaye Wade's bid for a third term of office.... Nigeria: Niger Delta Militants Blow Up Pipeline, Threaten South African Firms - [Vanguard]
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AFTER cessation of hostilities for some months in the Niger Delta, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, weekend, threatened to bomb telecommunications giant MTN, SACOIL and other investments by South Africans in Nigeria over alleged interference of President Jacob Zuma in its struggle for justice in the oil producing communities.... Ghana/Tunisia: Black Stars Defeat Carthage Eagles in Extra Time - [allAfrica.com]
Ghana defeated a 10-man Tunisian side 2-1 after extra time in their 2012 Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final in Franceville on Sunday night.... Kenya: Obama's Grandmother Injured in Road Accident - [Nation]
Kisumu -
US President Barack Obama's grandmother, Mama Sarah Obama, sustained bruises during a road accident at Otonglo on the Kisumu-Busia highway at the weekend.... Madagascar: Ravalomanana's Wife Barred From Going Home - [Nation]
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Former Madagascar First Lady Lalao Ravalomanana was banned from boarding an Airlink flight at Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg while planning to return home on Sunday.... Africa: The West Can Put a Stop to Food Speculation - [RNW Africa]
Countries presently suffering from food shortages - especially those in Africa - need to start producing more food. And they already have the capability to do so. According to Dr Dirk Bezemer, modern agricultural techniques can indeed increase production, but only if the governments of the affected countries are prepared to lend their full support.... West Africa: Donors Learning Funding Lessons - Slowly - [IRIN]
Dakar -
This year donors are stepping up more quickly to meet Sahel's humanitarian needs compared to 2010, when they were slow to respond. However, they are still at fault for taking a quick-fix approach rather than addressing long-term disaster prevention and resilience needs, say aid groups.... Liberia: Sirleaf Assures Inclusive Government - [Heritage]
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has again assured all Liberians that the government will be inclusive, saying the government is not composed of only senior ministers. "Other appointments are coming," she promised.... Zambia: Govt to Scrap School Fees - [Times of Zambia]
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GOVERNMENT has said it plans to completely scrap all fees in schools but is currently constrained by the huge amounts of money being spent on the purchase of maize through the Food Reserve Agency (FRA).... Uganda: Besigye, Supporters Disagree On Guns - [Independent]
Being allowed to hold rallies recently after a long unofficial ban meant the jury was always out on opposition leader Kizza Besigye. Would he pull crowds? Would his message resonate with the public? Or would he self-destruct?... Niger: Three Million Children Threatened By Hunger - [IPS]
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Women have been left in charge of many of the households in the village of Zamkoye-Koïra, in western Niger, as food shortages have driven male family members to leave in search of work elsewhere.... Egypt: Chinese Feed Illegal Ivory Trade - [IPS]
Cairo -
The illegal trade in ivory continues in Egypt, with ivory products sold openly in local tourist markets by traders who operate with impunity, a new study by the conservation group Traffic has found.... Libya: African Union Appoints Envoy to Tripoli - [ISS]
In October 2011, the African Union's (AU) Peace and Security Council (PSC) at its 297th meeting authorised the opening of an AU liaison office in Tripoli. Following the AU Summit last weekend in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the Chairperson of the Commission Jean Ping appointed Mr Mondher Rezgui, a Tunisian diplomat as his special representative and head of the AU Liaison Office to Libya (see AU Press Release, 1st February).... Mali/Gabon: 'Les Aigles' Have 'Nothing to Lose' in Afcon Semi-Final - [allAfrica.com]
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Mali were the first to admit they did not convince in getting past co-hosts Gabon and taking an African Nations Cup semi-finals berth, but made no apologies for their progress.... Ghana/Tunisia: Captain's Injury Worries Black Stars for Afcon Semi-Final - [allAfrica.com]
Ghana were made to fight hard but will be delighted with how they applied themselves to defeat Tunisia 2-1 after extra time to advance to the Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals.... Egypt: Cautious Peace Follows Clashes - [Aswat Masriya]
A state of cautious peace fills the area surrounding the Ministry of Interior, early Monday, following clashes between protesters and security forces.... South Sudan: Juba Tells Bashir Not to Beat the Drums of War - [Sudan Tribune]
Khartoum -
The Vice president of South Sudan Riek Machar dismissed statements made by Sudanese president Omer Hassan al-Bashir in which he raised the prospects of war between neighboring states.... Nigeria: Anxiety Over Mend Fresh Attack in Bayelsa - [The Moment]
Lagos -
THERE are fears in Bayelsa State by residents over fresh attack on oil pipelines which the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), yesterday, claimed responsibility for.... Liberia: Ivorian Soldiers Raid Village - [New Dawn]
Reports reaching this paper say Ivorian soldiers on Friday raided a Liberian village called Nicko, about 12 km west of Toe Town (a border town) in Grand Gedeh, adopting one person and making away with several items, including gallons of gasoline.... Liberia: Gay Law Rests With Sirleaf - Foreign Minister - [New Dawn]
Foreign Minister- designate Augustine Ngafuan says the passage of any homosexual law in the country is squarely within the domain of President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.... Sudan: Malaria, Malnutrition On the Rise After Violent Clashes - [Sudan Tribune]
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16-year old Nyayan Giet lies helpless on a metallic bed in a maternity ward at Walgak Primary Health Care Center (PHCC) as she quietly stares at at roof with no ceiling. Her husband and a relative closely monitor her condition.... Kenya: Drought Puts Traditional Weather Forecasters On the Defensive - [AlertNet]
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Nomadic communities living off the dry terrain of northern Kenya have relied for generations on the powers of village elders to predict the weather. But the divinations of traditional forecasters were confounded by an unexpectedly severe drought in 2011, threatening herders' livelihoods.... Gabon/Mali: Dream Ends for Afcon Co-Hosts in Penalty 'Lottery' - [allAfrica.com]
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The dream ended for co-hosts Gabon who were tumbled out in the lottery of penalties at the African Nations Cup after losing 4-5 on post-match kicks to Mali in their quarter-final tie in Libreville on Sunday.... Tanzania: Government in Cash Crisis, Says Kikwete - [Nation]
Dar es Salaam -
President Jakaya Kikwete has said Tanzania's government has experienced serious financial difficulties in the recent past, revealing it was overwhelmed by debts.... Africa: Companies Lining Up to Explore Oil Prospects - [African Arguments]
If 2011 was a record year for elections in Africa, it was also the year frontier exploration for oil and gas came of age.... Nigeria: Oppressors in Defence of Deviance - [Leadership]
The barbarism and incivility characteristic of our uniformed men took a different dimension on Friday, January 30, in Ibadan, when four officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Oyo/Osun Command, invaded the premises of United Senior Secondary School, Ijokodo, Ibadan and beat a teacher, Mr. Gbenga Ogunleye, to a pulp. Ogunleye's offence was that he dared to discipline their colleague's son, Allison Chukwuebuka, a senior secondary school 3 student who, alongside other students, was guilty of indecent d... Nigeria: How Subsidy Palliatives Improved Gov Ahmed's Rating - [Leadership]
The popularity and performance ratings of Kwara State governor, Alh. AbdulFatah Ahmed suddenly looked up during the week.... South Africa: ANC Proposes Changes to Mining Sector - [SAPA]
An ANC report on the mining industry rejects nationalisation of the sector, but nevertheless proposes fundamental changes, City Press reported on Sunday.... Copyright © 2012, Jelloreceipes.com. All Rights Reserved. |