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- Nigeria rebel Okah 'to be freed'
Nigeria says it is to release militant leader Henry Okah - a key demand of rebels fighting in the oil-rich Niger Delta. more
Thu Jul 09 12:12pm CDT
- Nigeria welcomes UK prisoner plan
Nigeria says it is happy with a UK offer to help refurbish its prisons so that Nigerians imprisoned in the UK can be sent home. more
Thu Jul 09 09:31am CDT
- Bid to halt SA World Cup strike
Discussions are taking place in South Africa to put an end to the strike which has halted work on World Cup stadiums. more
Thu Jul 09 09:58am CDT
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Source: BBC News | Africa | World Edition
- Somalia: Violence Drives 117,000 From Homes
Thousands of Somalis were forced to flee their homes over the weekend in some of the heaviest and bloodiest street battles in Mogadishu since 8 May when the latest round of fighting between government forces and the opposition Al-Shabaab and Hisb-ul-Islam groups erupted in several north-west areas … more
Tue Jun 09 09:32am CDT
- Ghana: Boost for Rice Cultivation
The Chronicle wishes to applaud the initiative by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to support local rice farming in the West African sub-region. According to a Daily Graphic report, the USAID has rolled out a two-year agricultural emergency programme to be financed wit… more
Tue Jun 09 09:21am CDT
- Liberia: Finnish Government Cancels Country's Two Million Euros Debts
The Government of Finland has waived Two Million Euros in Development Credits, including accrued interest, owed by Liberia since 1981. more
Tue Jun 09 09:03am CDT
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Source: AllAfrica News: Latest
- GAMBIA: Street children persist despite crackdown
BANJUL, 4 June 2009 (IRIN) - Despite government efforts to reduce the number of children living and working in Gambia's streets, the phenomenon continues, with hundreds of children vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse, child rights activists say. more
- SOMALIA: Coping with humanitarian tragedy in Mogadishu
MOGADISHU, 5 June 2009 (IRIN) - A woman sits holding a baby in a queue at a medical clinic in Mogadishu, the violence-hit capital of Somalia, where fighting between government troops and insurgents has displaced hundreds of thousands of people. more
- UGANDA: Immunize against polio or face the law
KAMPALA, 5 June 2009 (IRIN) - Ugandan authorities are planning to use the law to rein in parents who have not immunized their children, as part of efforts to curb the spread of the polio virus, an official said. more
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Source: IRIN Africa Service