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| Uganda: Gutted heritage tombs spark riots "Last night the tomb of their kings - 200 hundred years basically of their cultural heritage - was burnt to the ground. They suspect it was arson. I've seen four people who were injured - so…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Glencore Energy to supply fuel to Zambia According to the Zambia Public Procurement Authority the US$1 billion contract to supply 1.4 million tonnes of petroleum feedstock to Zambia over a two year period has been awarded to the UK based fir…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Banana raises hope for African HIV patients Reports say scientists in laboratory tests have found that a banana ingredient called BanLec was as potent as two existing anti-HIV drugs. The scientists believe cheap therapies based on BanLec hav…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Togolese goalie Obilale to sue CAF Obilale returned to France last Saturday, two months after the fatal machine-gun attack on the Hawks as they travelled to the African Nations Cup in Angola early this year. The 25-year-old has been…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Madagascar: It’s D-day for sanctions If Rajoelina does not implement a power-sharing deal by March 17 then the AU will impose sanction on the Island, whose economy has been dwindling since the unrest that led to a bloodless coup in which…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Madagascar: 36 killed by tropical storm At least 36 people have died and more than 38 000 made homeless by a tropical storm lashing Madagascar. The island off the south east of Africa lies in the main storm path of the Indian Ocean. T…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Zuma to assess political tension in Zimbabwe It is thought that Zuma will assess the country's readiness for an election, which could take place next year. President Mugabe and old rival Tsvangirai, united in government a year ago, but t…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| SA: ANC youth convicted of hate speech The Equality Court judge ordered Malema to make an unconditional apology and pay about US$6,700 to a centre for abused women, according to media reports out of South Africa. The ANC Youth League le…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Zimbabwe: Oliver Mtukudzi’s son dies in car crash Zimbabwean born African music legend, Oliver Mtukudzi’s son, Sam has died in a car crash in the Zimbabwean capital Harare. Sam’s death was confirmed by his family confirmed and the youn…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Africa unite to combat polio The campaign kicked off on March 6 in these countries as well as Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Central African Republic, Gambia, Cape Verde and Guinea Bissau. Niger, Togo and Cote d’Ivoire will join at…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Zambia: External debt increase to US$ 1.2b Zambia’s external debt has slightly shot up to US$1.2 billion since the country’s US$ 7 billion debt was written off by its donors in 2005 after successfully meeting World Bank driven High…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Ethiopia: Humanitarian group dismiss media report A humanitarian worker with Christian Aid, Max Peberdy has strongly refuted allegations concerning the alleged misuse of aid agency funds in Tigray during the Ethiopian famine of 1984 – 85. …… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Zimbabwe: Britain adamant over sanctions The British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said sanctions against Zimbabwe should not be lifted until concerns about human rights violations and media restrictions are addressed. After talks with …… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Uganda: Aid appeal launched for mudslide victims Uganda's Red Cross has launched an appeal to help survivors of mudslides which swept away three villages near the eastern town of Bududa. More than 80 bodies have been recovered from the mud w…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| DRC: UN troops contemplate withdraw The UN has said it is has begun discussions with the Democratic Republic of Congo government on withdrawing peacekeeping troops. The UN's mission in the country, Monuc, has the largest number …… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Zambia: BP to sell five African units BP Plc said it will focus on South Africa and Mozambique while it will also continue to invest in its operations in Angola, Algeria, Egypt and Libya. This contained in a statement issued by BP Afri…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Three journalists kidnapped in Nigeria South Africa's foreign ministry said it was in contact with Nigerian officials but gave no further details. It is not clear who is responsible but foreigners are often kidnapped for ransom in …… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Rwanda: Ex-first lady arrested for genocide Habyarimana is accused by the current Rwandan government of helping to plan the 1994 genocide, and has long been sought by prosecutors there. Habyarimana, who has been living in France for several …… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Uganda: Over 100 killed in landslide Up to 60 children are missing. They took shelter in a health centre which reports say was destroyed overnight. Ecweru said he had counted 58 bodies himself but local officials had told him at least…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Zambia: More flood victims evacuated Several days of continuous rains and severe flooding in some parts of Zambia have forced the evacuation and relocation of hundreds of people while some parts of the country have been completely cut-of…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Zimbabwe tightens grip on foreign companies A new Zimbabwean law that forces foreign-owned companies to sell a majority stake in their businesses to indigenous people has come into effect. Overseas-owned firms worth more than US$500,000 wil…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Uganda: Museveni sets son for president? Uganda's main opposition party has accused President Yoweri Museveni of preparing his son to succeed him. The president's son, Lt Col Kainerugaba Muhoozi, who already commands a special f…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Cholera cases increase in Zambia Since the onset of the rainy season late 2009, many parts of Zambia have been shrouded in a mist of floods which have since forced some evacuations in certain areas while far flung places have been cu…… | 0 | Sanday | |||
| Zambia: Airport rehab to tighten security As the world recovers from the grilling effects of the global economic crunch, the movement of people and cargo from one destination to the other is slowly picking up. Zambia which has had no nati…… | 0 | Sanday | ||
| Rwanda: Genocide perpetrator gets 25yrs He was convicted of ordering the killing of at least 30 people at a military camp in 1994. Hutu extremists killed some 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus during the 100-day genocide. "…… | 0 | Sanday |

