
Tanzania: Body to Manage Wildlife Challenges in the Pipeline
[Daily News]GOVERNMENT is collecting views from wildlife stakeholders on the establishment of the Tanzania Wildlife Authority (TAWA).
Namibia: Media Puts Shanghala On Chopping Block
[MISA]The Chairperson of the Law Reform and Development Commission (LRDC), Sacky Shanghala, has come under fire from some media institutions after his call to host a consultative meeting with political parties and the media to discuss a law to regulate…
Angola: Role of Information Technology in Development Highlighted
[ANGOP]Luanda -The minister of Science and Technology, Maria Cândida Teixeira, said Saturday in Luanda that the Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) play a relevant role in inducing the country’s economic and social development.
Kenya: Govt Wants the Amisom Troops in Somalia Expanded
[Garowe Online]Deputy President William Ruto said the instability in Somalia is piling pressure on Kenya’s security situation.
East Africa: Eastern Africa Standby Force to Have Operational Capacity By 2015
[Garowe Online]Military experts attending the ongoing field training exercise of 10 Eastern Africa armies held here in the eastern Ugandan district of Jinja have said the Eastern African Standby Force (EASF) would be ready for operation by 2015.
Southern Africa: Strengthening National and Regional Associations of Southern African Journalists
[MISA]“Every day around the world, we hear of how journalists and media workers are being harassed, intimidated, tortured and killed by individuals, governments and forces that wish to censor and silence them. This calls for us to join hands in the saf…
Africa: With a Booming Economy, Africa Looks to Re-Brand
[MediaGlobal]The United Nations Economic Commission of Africa (UNECA) and African Union (AU) recently launched the “Economic Report on Africa 2013: Making the most of Africa’s Commodities,” written by Carlos Lopes, UN under-secretary-general and execut…
Zambia: Arrest Protesting Students, Sata Orders Police
[Zambia Reports]President Michael Sata has directed Lusaka province police commissioner Joyce Kasosa to arrest all students protesting against the lifting of the fuel and maize subsidies.
Namibia: The Sky Is the Limit Even for Air Namibia
[Namibian]THE demand for air transport shows a steady increase over the past years, with passenger numbers and freight traffic growing by 45 percent and 80 percent respectively. Forward-looking predictions suggest that over the period 2010-2015, Africa…
Somalia: Jubaland Leaders Host IGAD Committee in Kismayo Meeting
[Garowe Online]Kismayo -A delegation from the Inter Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) arrived Saturday in the Somali southern port city of Kismayo and was warmly received by Jubaland President Sheikh Ahmed Mohamed Islam (Madobe) in Kismayo, …























