07/29/2007 [-]
'Culling increases Namibian seal population'
07/29/2007 [-]
Madagascar, China sign deals worth R557m
07/29/2007 [-]
Robert Mugabe is our 'common enemy'
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa Slick And Sassy Saturday Loeries
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa President Says Local Production Key to Growth
07/29/2007 [-]
FW's prize 'stained in blood'
07/29/2007 [-]
Nigeria Vice President Won't Declare Assets
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa Limpopo's Agri School Gets Recognition
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa Gigaba Did Not Misappropriate Funds Dept
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa Govt Identifies Sources of 'Browse Report'
07/29/2007 [-]
Jordan's king commutes death sentences for seven militants in 2002 unrest
07/29/2007 [-]
Kouchner leaves Lebanon without breakthroughs, says he will return
07/29/2007 [-]
Israel says U.S. aid to Saudi military is understandable
07/29/2007 [-]
Gunbattles and grenade attacks in Mogadishu
07/29/2007 [-]
700 sheep killed in veld fire
07/29/2007 [-]
FW's prize 'stained in blood'
07/29/2007 [-]
Nigeria Osayomi New Queen of African Tracks
07/29/2007 [-]
Missing papers delay La Mercy airport
07/29/2007 [-]
Internet slow to spread to the unconnected
07/29/2007 [-]
Zim needs 'legitimate' govt
07/29/2007 [-]
ANC launches leadership selection
07/29/2007 [-]
South African school closed after stabbing
07/29/2007 [-]
Jordan's king accepts resignations of 2 Cabinet ministers following parasite outbreak
07/29/2007 [-]
Gunbattles, grenade attacks kill 4 in Mogadishu
07/29/2007 [-]
Dad, 71, held for son's death
07/29/2007 [-]
4 bodies found after KZN fire
07/29/2007 [-]
Zim opposition will not unite
07/29/2007 [-]
Ivory Coast deal cemented
07/29/2007 [-]
4 Killed in Somali Grenade, Gun Attacks
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa Dopes On Ropes, But There is Golf
07/29/2007 [-]
Father allegedly stabs son
07/29/2007 [-]
Mbeki confident of agreement on Zim
07/29/2007 [-]
Trackers do brisk trade on border
07/29/2007 [-]
State to do more procurement from SMME's
07/29/2007 [-]
Model agencies rebel against 'mafia tactics'
07/29/2007 [-]
U.S. soldier killed by small-arms fire north of Baghdad, military says
07/29/2007 [-]
Crime iniative nets 83 arrests
07/29/2007 [-]
MINI, bakkie in horror crash
07/29/2007 [-]
No relief upsets Capetonians
07/29/2007 [-]
WHO opens conference in Syria on Iraqi refugee health needs
07/29/2007 [-]
Palestinians reach Israel border on way to Gaza
07/29/2007 [-]
Power failures spiking in Africa
07/29/2007 [-]
Iraqi authorities announce vehicle ban in Baghdad ahead of Asian Cup soccer final
07/29/2007 [-]
Mideast peace conference should have international sponsor, says Arab League chief
07/29/2007 [-]
Ivory Coast's leader set for landmark visit
07/29/2007 [-]
No mealie meal in Bulawayo as nation starves
07/29/2007 [-]
Police faked evidence Zim judge
07/29/2007 [-]
Profile Liberia's 'Iron Lady'
07/29/2007 [-]
Recovered stolen ATM
07/29/2007 [-]
Teen stabbed at circumcision ceremony
07/29/2007 [-]
Divers search for pilot
07/29/2007 [-]
PRESS DIGEST South Africa July 29
07/29/2007 [-]
More flood warnings for CT
07/29/2007 [-]
Stolen ATM machine recovered
07/29/2007 [-]
Race yacht rescued
07/29/2007 [-]
Locals give S. African school 'gift of words'
07/29/2007 [-]
Teen hurt in McDonald's robbery
07/29/2007 [-]
Wildfires rage in hot Europe
07/29/2007 [-]
Energy shortage hampers development in Africa
07/29/2007 [-]
Teen hurt in McDonald's robbery
07/29/2007 [-]
Helicopter crashes into Vaal
07/29/2007 [-]
S. African publishers will not release 'Tintin in the Congo'
07/29/2007 [-]
Survival of the Africansoul in the Caribbean
07/29/2007 [-]
Abe's agenda on line as Japan votes
07/29/2007 [-]
SAfrican miners vote to strike in De Beers dispute
07/29/2007 [-]
Survival of the African
07/29/2007 [-]
'State has turned its back on Africans' -
07/29/2007 [-]
'African diaspora must confront slavery' - Emancipation Village opens
07/29/2007 [-]
PUZZLE AS SCOT DIES IN AFRICA
07/29/2007 [-]
South Africa's de Klerk denies attempted murder
07/29/2007 [-]
Rand lifts S.Africa maize to 5-week high, stocks worry
07/29/2007 [-]
Hamas cements hold over Gaza in announcing payment of civil servants' salaries
07/29/2007 [-]
With cocaine use in Europe soaring, West Africa becomes way station for drugs
07/29/2007 [-]
Iraq tightens its security ahead of Iraqi/Saudi face-off in Asia's top soccer tournament
07/29/2007 [-]
Libya Faults Bulgarian Pardon of Medical Workers
07/29/2007 [-]
Ethiopia asks for return of stolen child prince
07/28/2007 [-]
Baby Jordan killers to appeal
07/28/2007 [-]
Toiling in the dark Africa's power crisis
07/28/2007 [-]
'Vigilantes will face the law'
07/28/2007 [-]
Eight African presidents in boost for Ivory Coast peace
07/28/2007 [-]
African students trace U.S. civil rights history in Southern
07/28/2007 [-]
Bus crash kills 3, injures 20
07/28/2007 [-]
'Vigilantes will face the law'
07/28/2007 [-]
African Students Trace U.S. Civil Rights History in Southern Tour
07/28/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe 'can't rely on Mbeki alone'
07/28/2007 [-]
Toiling in the Dark Africa's Power Crisis
07/28/2007 [-]
Belize's Palacio blends indigenous Caribbean, West African rhythms
07/28/2007 [-]
Africa how to take care of African fabrics
07/28/2007 [-]
Scientists Tropical Ants Could Save African Crops and finance
07/28/2007 [-]
Africa Stop trying to save Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
Lebanese troops kill 8 militants, army chief says final assault is 'imminent'
07/28/2007 [-]
AP Interview US general says new Iraqi forces are short on qualified leaders
07/28/2007 [-]
Former Nigerian state governor freed a day after corruption conviction
07/28/2007 [-]
Scientists Tropical Ants Could Save African Crops
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa Bottom-Dwelling Valke Bashed By Ruthless Lions in Brakpan
07/28/2007 [-]
SA publishers cancel 'racist' comic book
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa Medal Winners Come Home
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa Four Arrested in Taxi War Breakthrough
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa Dina Goes to Appeal Court
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa Erosion of School And Communal Discipline Feeds Crime Spiral
07/28/2007 [-]
Liberia lifts diamond mining ban
07/28/2007 [-]
SA Publishers Cancel 'Racist' Comic Book
07/28/2007 [-]
Uniquely African Millennium
07/28/2007 [-]
Team Back Home From All-Africa Games
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa Tourism Snowballs for Ceres
07/28/2007 [-]
Nigerian ex-naval officers suspected of illegal petrol bunkering
07/28/2007 [-]
Rain-hit Cape Town starts mopping up
07/28/2007 [-]
ICC World Twenty20 South Africa 2007 officially launched
07/28/2007 [-]
Oprah gives South Africa a whirl
07/28/2007 [-]
Crime puts tourists off South Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
Chiluba leaves for South Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
We cannot rely on S.African leader alone Zimbabwe opposition
07/28/2007 [-]
Mugabe says he will print more money
07/28/2007 [-]
Relocation plan for 14 000 families
07/28/2007 [-]
African scientists and agricultural organizations welcome AGRA clarification on biotech research
07/28/2007 [-]
Tintin Book Causes Storm In South Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
French FM warns Lebanon faces risk of civil war absent political reconciliation
07/28/2007 [-]
Egyptian police arrest 18 Muslim Brotherhood members for allegedly holding secret meeting
07/28/2007 [-]
Iraq tightens security ahead of final match in Asia's top soccer prize
07/28/2007 [-]
U.S. auditor says Iraqi refusal to assume projects could cost U.S. more money
07/28/2007 [-]
Libya details medic release deal
07/28/2007 [-]
Corrupt politician freed early
07/28/2007 [-]
Chikane fingers secret services
07/28/2007 [-]
Mpumalanga, KZN fires claim 11
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa grab Emerging Players trophy
07/28/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Team Back Home From All-Africa Games
07/28/2007 [-]
Southern Africa SADC Rejects Media Portrayal
07/28/2007 [-]
Zambian ambassador urges peace, development in Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
Aids medics Pardon 'illegal'
07/28/2007 [-]
Apartheid secret services linked to report
07/28/2007 [-]
SA publishers slap restrictions on book
07/28/2007 [-]
Be alert to those masquerading as officials
07/28/2007 [-]
Stranded Palestinians may begin leaving Egypt soon
07/28/2007 [-]
PRESS DIGEST South Africa July 28
07/28/2007 [-]
Ailing Zambia ex-president in SAfrica for treatment
07/28/2007 [-]
Wedding planners rejoice in new freedom
07/28/2007 [-]
We will print more money Mugabe
07/28/2007 [-]
Hamas begins paying salaries to civil servants in Gaza
07/28/2007 [-]
Iraqi PM to visit Turkey next month to discuss security issues
07/28/2007 [-]
Two Palestinian militants killed planting explosive on Gaza-Israel border officials
07/28/2007 [-]
Liberia lifts moratorium on diamond mining
07/28/2007 [-]
Nigeria ex-governor freed early
07/28/2007 [-]
South African publishers slap restrictions on 'Tintin in the Congo' over racism
07/28/2007 [-]
TB vaccine trial begins in S Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
Ailing Zambia ex-president in S.Africa for treatment
07/28/2007 [-]
South Africa State Set for 'Ougat' Trial
07/28/2007 [-]
Lotto announcement 'soon'
07/28/2007 [-]
9 killed by fires in KZN
07/28/2007 [-]
Chiluba being treated in SA
07/28/2007 [-]
Lotto announcement 'soon'
07/28/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe's ex-finance minister's acquitted for smuggling money
07/28/2007 [-]
Selebi crippling metro cops Zille
07/28/2007 [-]
Hamas-run Gaza government starts paying salaries of thousands of civil servants
07/28/2007 [-]
Mugabe says will print more money if there isn't enough
07/28/2007 [-]
In pictures Sudan triumphs and Harry Potter mania in Africa this week
07/28/2007 [-]
UN condemns Sudan over Darfur
07/28/2007 [-]
Parents blast GrandWest
07/28/2007 [-]
Lotto ready to roll report
07/28/2007 [-]
Judgment against Ebden for car debt
07/28/2007 [-]
The toughest women in South Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
Dina Ex-boyfriend the target
07/28/2007 [-]
Madagascar's ticking HIV time bomb
07/28/2007 [-]
SA testing new TB vaccine
07/28/2007 [-]
2 women die in pile-up
07/28/2007 [-]
Holidaymakers die in farm fire
07/28/2007 [-]
Trials on new TB vaccine begin in South Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
East Africa Regional Federation Has No Choice But to Embrace ICT
07/28/2007 [-]
Ailing Chiluba in SA for treatment
07/28/2007 [-]
Medics' pardon Libya explains position
07/28/2007 [-]
Herdsmen, wardens clash about lions
07/28/2007 [-]
Official accuses Khartoum of genocide
07/28/2007 [-]
Zim official acquitted for smuggling
07/28/2007 [-]
Iraqi officials raise death toll in Thursday bombing in Baghdad to 61 killed
07/28/2007 [-]
Israel to allow Palestinians in Egypt into Gaza Strip
07/28/2007 [-]
Mugabe will 'fight to bitter end'
07/28/2007 [-]
International Studies Abroad Expands Program Offerings in Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and North Africa
07/28/2007 [-]
Lotto wait may be over
07/28/2007 [-]
Mbeki leaps to Manto's defence
07/28/2007 [-]
Doctor 'no push over'
07/28/2007 [-]
Africa must fully own African renaissance J. H. Mensah
07/28/2007 [-]
UN closer to Darfur resolution
07/28/2007 [-]
Frere deaths 'not above norm'
07/28/2007 [-]
Jhb roads closed for F1 show
07/28/2007 [-]
Investigator fingers De Klerk
07/28/2007 [-]
Floods 15 000 displaced in the Cape
07/28/2007 [-]
Traffic interuptions in Sandton
07/28/2007 [-]
Kadwa daughter may still inherit
07/28/2007 [-]
Cape storms leave thousands stranded
07/28/2007 [-]
NASA faces probe over drunk flying
07/28/2007 [-]
African students trace U.S. civil rights history in tour of Southern landmarks
07/28/2007 [-]
Voicing protest Disabled Kenyans' anger at hawking ban
07/28/2007 [-]
African Students Trace U.S. Civil Rights
07/28/2007 [-]
Sarkozy wraps up Africa tour
07/28/2007 [-]
Cricketer wanted vets bill off tax
07/28/2007 [-]
90 nabbed for 'immodest' dress
07/28/2007 [-]
Sarkozy's Africa vision under fire
07/28/2007 [-]
Farmer's killer gets life
07/28/2007 [-]
15 000 displaced by CT flooding
07/28/2007 [-]
Ethiopia Government Denies Looming Humanitarian Crisis in Somali Region
07/28/2007 [-]
Flights delayed at OR Tambo
07/28/2007 [-]
De Beers enters diamond industry conflict
07/28/2007 [-]
Eight mountain gorillas are shot dead in troubled national park
07/28/2007 [-]
Weapons rife in E Africa, UN finds
07/28/2007 [-]
World Briefing Africa Rwanda U.N. Welcomes Death Penalty Ban
07/28/2007 [-]
Sex blog suspect is given bail
07/28/2007 [-]
U.S.-Iraqi troops clash with Shiite militia fighters in holy city south of Baghdad
07/28/2007 [-]
Team Zimbabwe back home from All-Africa Games
07/28/2007 [-]
As U.S. rebuilds, Iraqi minister won't take over finished work
07/28/2007 [-]
US Condemns Zimbabwe Police Beatings Of Anti-Amendment Protesters and conflict
07/28/2007 [-]
US Considers Expanding Sanctions Against Zimbabwean Ruling Elite and conflict
07/28/2007 [-]
Killers threaten dwindling gorilla population
07/28/2007 [-]
Kids uncover history of African masks
07/28/2007 [-]
Artist Displays Allusive to African Women's Day
07/28/2007 [-]
African plant helps stop bleeding
07/28/2007 [-]
African students trace civil rights history in tour through South
07/28/2007 [-]
Naked flesh proves too much to bare for the Lagos police
07/28/2007 [-]
Painful Backlash As Zimbabwe Government Attempts To Whip Hyperinflation
07/27/2007 [-]
Search AfricaNewsSearch
07/27/2007 [-]
Ethiopia turns its critics into untouchables
07/27/2007 [-]
EU told not to meddle in Africa summit invite list
07/27/2007 [-]
Sables in Do-Or-Die Africa Battle
07/27/2007 [-]
Pan African says pursuing 'organic growth' in Manica project, Mozambique
07/27/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Capital Residents Report Double Billing For Water Services issues
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Pahad, Moleketi Tour South America, Portugal
07/27/2007 [-]
Libya's Gaddafi Calling for a United States of Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
Kenya Country Should Bid for Africa Games
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa steps up land reform
07/27/2007 [-]
Foreign shopper flood may stoke S.Africa inflation
07/27/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Court Bail Ruling Undercuts State Case Against Opposition rights and law
07/27/2007 [-]
US Condemns Zimbabwe Police Beatings Of Anti-Amendment Protesters rights and law
07/27/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Capital Residents Report Double Billing For Water Services
07/27/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Court Bail Ruling Undercuts State Case Against Opposition
07/27/2007 [-]
US Condemns Zimbabwe Police Beatings Of Anti-Amendment Protesters
07/27/2007 [-]
Indian Cricketers Outclass Zimbabwe Select Team In Four-Day Match
07/27/2007 [-]
US Considers Expanding Sanctions Against Zimbabwean Ruling Elite
07/27/2007 [-]
HRW Letter to UN Security Council on Upcoming Mission to Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
E Africa battles deforestation with butterfly nets
07/27/2007 [-]
Sarkozy in Senegal to push African aid plan
07/27/2007 [-]
Satyam to up spread in South Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
New Avian Flu Facility, Wolfowitz on Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
Portugal maintains necessity of Africa/Europe Summit
07/27/2007 [-]
WEST AFRICA Shared River Basins, Common Problems
07/27/2007 [-]
France's Kouchner calls for urgent UN force in Somalia
07/27/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy takes stick for new Africa vision
07/27/2007 [-]
'Court turned into a circus'
07/27/2007 [-]
IFP suspends district mayor
07/27/2007 [-]
Take me to court Buthelezi
07/27/2007 [-]
UPI Poll China's influence in Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
SOUTH AFRICA Two nabbed with rhino horn
07/27/2007 [-]
African Union shaken by Darfur rebel threats
07/27/2007 [-]
Talabani, government spokesman criticize Sunni bloc's threat to quit Cabinet
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Eskom Warns of Power Cuts
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa Technology Predicts Food Shortages
07/27/2007 [-]
Angola Artist Displays Allusive to African Women's Day
07/27/2007 [-]
Southern Africa Football National Team in Gaberone for Cosafa Cup
07/27/2007 [-]
'Very cold' winter warning
07/27/2007 [-]
WFP denies food-poisoning claim
07/27/2007 [-]
'Docs charge colleagues less'
07/27/2007 [-]
'Very cold' winter warning
07/27/2007 [-]
International flights delayed at OR Tambo
07/27/2007 [-]
UN Condemns Gross Human Rights Violations in Sudan
07/27/2007 [-]
UPI Poll Too little attention on Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Italian Delegation Finds More Than Big Five
07/27/2007 [-]
How much are you prepared to pay?
07/27/2007 [-]
Murder was of a 'brutal' nature judge
07/27/2007 [-]
Sandton road closures this weekend
07/27/2007 [-]
French foreign minister holds talks with Lebanon's rival leaders on political crisis
07/27/2007 [-]
Grindrod to sue Juan Uys
07/27/2007 [-]
Zim Dog cooked, eaten
07/27/2007 [-]
Uys trial postponed to October
07/27/2007 [-]
Jhb highway opened after fire
07/27/2007 [-]
Gigaba 'wrongly bought flowers'
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa fund hits 625m
07/27/2007 [-]
French President Lays Out New Partnership With Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
Phoenix Technology Announces Sales Partner in South Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
Zebra, impala to revive park
07/27/2007 [-]
Oil boom fuels hotel demand
07/27/2007 [-]
Madagascar Parly dissolved
07/27/2007 [-]
Burundi president calls on rebels to come out of the bush
07/27/2007 [-]
Heated exchanges mark consultations among prime minister, Crocker, Petraeus
07/27/2007 [-]
Miners yank S.Africa stocks down on demand jitters
07/27/2007 [-]
Rabies expected to hit all-time high
07/27/2007 [-]
Golden Highway re-opened after fire
07/27/2007 [-]
Mbeki defends Frere Hospital
07/27/2007 [-]
Analysis In Africa, Hunting for Elusive Peace
07/27/2007 [-]
Immigration Debate Influences US Presidential Campaign
07/27/2007 [-]
Eritrea Denies Sending Weapons to Somalia
07/27/2007 [-]
Darfur Activists Petition Chinese Embassy
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa A Stepping Stone to Greater Things
07/27/2007 [-]
Family Planning Opens African Women Event
07/27/2007 [-]
Improvements start on Pta N1
07/27/2007 [-]
Prosecutor's charges withdrawn
07/27/2007 [-]
Cops warn of road fire hazard
07/27/2007 [-]
Drunk driver kills pedestrian
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa 'Dead' Robbery Hero is Still Very Much Alive
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Tears During Film On Goldin And Bloom
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa needs to 'control its own destiny'
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa film inspired by grisly double murder
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa needs to 'control its own destiny'
07/27/2007 [-]
Italian Delegation Finds More Than Big Five in S. Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy wraps up mini Africa tour in Gabon
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Higher Food Inflation Hits Cost of Bread
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Move to Appeal Against Ruling That Reinstates Striking Nurses
07/27/2007 [-]
Eight killed in traffic accident in Zimbabwe
07/27/2007 [-]
Southern Africa IRIN-SA Weekly Round-up 343 for 21 27 July 2007
07/27/2007 [-]
Serevi to provide tips to South African 7's coach
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa's Standard Bank joins chorus predicting growth
07/27/2007 [-]
Kenya's President Appoints His Predecessor as Sudan Envoy
07/27/2007 [-]
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe showcases radio's societal role
07/27/2007 [-]
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Runs Out of Staple Food
07/27/2007 [-]
Film about Goldin-Bloom murder
07/27/2007 [-]
Zimbabwean police guilty of attempted murder, says ZCTU
07/27/2007 [-]
Chiluba flown to SA for treatment
07/27/2007 [-]
Web Africa cuts ADSL prices
07/27/2007 [-]
Forest fires rage in Swaziland
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa Only Trade Can Solve Global Poverty
07/27/2007 [-]
AaB take on South African star
07/27/2007 [-]
Ex South African President Reaffirms His Innocence
07/27/2007 [-]
Niger bars French mining official
07/27/2007 [-]
Sudan to appeal USS Cole compensation ruling
07/27/2007 [-]
Zambian ex-president flown to South Africa for treatment
07/27/2007 [-]
Will You Join the Caravan Through East Africa?
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa Covering Elections And Promoting Press Freedom By Phone
07/27/2007 [-]
Suicide bomb kills 12 in Pakistan
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa The Turkish Election
07/27/2007 [-]
Hungry Zimbabweans cooked and ate a dog
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa HIV Sufferers Get Chance At Futures, Laura Bush Says
07/27/2007 [-]
Is Somalia a Proxy War Between Ethiopia and Eritrea?
07/27/2007 [-]
Mogadishu Violence Kills 3, Wounds at Least 2
07/27/2007 [-]
Four rare mountain gorillas slain in Congo park
07/27/2007 [-]
Rights group welcomes abolition of death penalty by Rwanda
07/27/2007 [-]
UN body criticises Sudan abuses
07/27/2007 [-]
North Africa Libya-U.S. Relations Proceeding On Positive Trajectory
07/27/2007 [-]
WFP says its food was not cause of refugee camp sickness
07/27/2007 [-]
U.S. forces detain 4 suspected militants linked to Iranian smuggling networks
07/27/2007 [-]
French president arrives in Gabon
07/27/2007 [-]
Man held in CT for cash heist
07/27/2007 [-]
ATM bomb suspects arrested
07/27/2007 [-]
President Sarkozy in Gabon in final leg of Africa trip
07/27/2007 [-]
Sarkozy preens, ruffles feathers on African tour
07/27/2007 [-]
Firemen injured in train crash
07/27/2007 [-]
Will France break with its African past?
07/27/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy unveils new agenda on African tour
07/27/2007 [-]
TRADE Italian Delegation Finds More Than Big Five in S. Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Big Demand Powers Strong ABB Earnings
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Sanlam Expects Retail Slowdown
07/27/2007 [-]
City must pay for pothole damages
07/27/2007 [-]
Africans Must Take Part in Union Govt Formation
07/27/2007 [-]
Mbeki Africa fund to hit 1bn
07/27/2007 [-]
'Colonial masters to blame'
07/27/2007 [-]
Rabies on the rise in KZN
07/27/2007 [-]
Jhb accidents 1 dead, 18 hurt
07/27/2007 [-]
Driver sues, wins pothole case
07/27/2007 [-]
Angola Family Planning Opens African Women Event
07/27/2007 [-]
British girls plead guilty in cocaine case
07/27/2007 [-]
S.African stocks extend losses on metal prices
07/27/2007 [-]
HORN OF AFRICA IRIN-HOA Weekly Round-up 391 for 21 27 July 2007
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa petrol prices to fall by 15 cents-govt
07/27/2007 [-]
SAfrica 3-mth T-bill discount rate down at 8.86 pct
07/27/2007 [-]
Abbas says he'll implement recommendations of panel investigating fall of Gaza to Hamas
07/27/2007 [-]
Simpsons in stone Kenyans carve out a profit from cartoon many have never seen
07/27/2007 [-]
De Beers reports 33 percent decline in half-year net profit
07/27/2007 [-]
Retain metro police, says Zille
07/27/2007 [-]
Cops suspect housebreaking syndicate
07/27/2007 [-]
Grindrod to sue alleged sex blogger
07/27/2007 [-]
US zoologists use e-egg to incubate threatened African bird
07/27/2007 [-]
Baby Jordan killers can appeal sentence
07/27/2007 [-]
Baby murder accused slams media
07/27/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy unveils new agenda on African tour
07/27/2007 [-]
Lesedi DJ's case postponed
07/27/2007 [-]
DA lays charges against Rath
07/27/2007 [-]
Prosecutor's attacker jailed
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa Nutritional Supplement Reduces Childhood Anaemia
07/27/2007 [-]
Forecasters track Gulf, African systems
07/27/2007 [-]
Lebanese officer, soldier killed fighting Islamic militants in northern refugee camp
07/27/2007 [-]
Roadside bomb kills U.S. soldier in restive Diyala province, military says
07/27/2007 [-]
5 die in explosions in Somali capital, witnesses say
07/27/2007 [-]
Palestinian student dies of wounds sustained in university brawl
07/27/2007 [-]
Nigerian kidnappers target locals as foreigners flee
07/27/2007 [-]
Fitch raises South Africa outlook
07/27/2007 [-]
In Africa, Hunting for Elusive Peace
07/27/2007 [-]
Prosecutor finally sees justice served
07/27/2007 [-]
Good news for motorists
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa fund hits 625m dollars
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa petrol prices to fall by 15 cents government
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa 3-month T-bill discount rate down at 8.86 pct
07/27/2007 [-]
UN condemns 'ethnic cleansing' in Darfur
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa UK Property Sector Slides As Rates Change Game
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Royal Air Force Looks Like Good Bet
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa How to Rid Sport of This Scourge?
07/27/2007 [-]
Ethiopia's CUD sees bright future
07/27/2007 [-]
Kenya to get 50 women MPs
07/27/2007 [-]
Top cop shoots himself
07/27/2007 [-]
Mogadishu violence claims 5
07/27/2007 [-]
Go for anti-terror laws Mbeki
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa When Interests And Sustainability Meet
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa SABC in Soccer Rights Climbdown
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Inflation Complication
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Minister, Medicines Body in Firing Line Over Cure Claims
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Sparkle in Their Eyes
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Kinshasa's Dubious Game
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Mineworkers Union Calls Strike
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Ruling Party Clears Decks Ahead of Succession Standoff
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa 'No Carbon Trail of Ministers'
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Avoiding Slippery Slope of Drug-Rationing Debate
07/27/2007 [-]
Ban Says UN Remains Key to Solving Global Problems
07/27/2007 [-]
Cape battered by nasty weather
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Envoy to India Tells of Open IT Posts
07/27/2007 [-]
Mbeki urges Africa to pass anti-terror laws
07/27/2007 [-]
Disabled kids hurt in accident
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Honeymoon is Over With the Return of the Big Guns
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Night of Missed Chances As Pirates Steal a March On Rivals
07/27/2007 [-]
Shaik sells shares for R41m
07/27/2007 [-]
Guard 'protecting, not stealing'
07/27/2007 [-]
Boats used to evacuate W Cape residents
07/27/2007 [-]
Philander steers South Africa to final
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa CapeNature Promises Shake-Up After Barrage of Criticism
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Fromer President Stands Firm on Denial of Apartheid Abuses
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Power Pinch for Cape as Nuclear Plant is Serviced
07/27/2007 [-]
SA gets more travellers from rest of Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
Eritrea 'arming' Somali militia
07/27/2007 [-]
PRESS DIGEST South Africa July 27
07/27/2007 [-]
SAfrica government bonds extend losses
07/27/2007 [-]
Angola aims to make port a hub for southern Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Censoring Kids' Advertising
07/27/2007 [-]
'Meat shortages resulting in poaching'
07/27/2007 [-]
Column An African in Berlin
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Invest in Tangible Leadership Training
07/27/2007 [-]
Kidnapped Mother Bayelsa Speaker Returns From S'Africa Today
07/27/2007 [-]
Sarkozy proposes 'Eurafrica' partnership on tour
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa's De Klerk denies role in apartheid atrocities
07/27/2007 [-]
U.N. peacekeepers investigated
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Ban Looms for Junk Food Ads
07/27/2007 [-]
Public subsidising minister's jaunts?
07/27/2007 [-]
'Niger declares local boss unwelcome'
07/27/2007 [-]
Najwa's boo-boo
07/27/2007 [-]
'Prime Evil' takes on FW
07/27/2007 [-]
Public subsidising minister's jaunts?
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa's rand, bonds weaker, volatility seen
07/27/2007 [-]
S.Africa's bourse down 2 pct on global sell off
07/27/2007 [-]
Africa Money Laundering Fight Costs Banks
07/27/2007 [-]
Babies abandoned as Zimbabwe police beat mothers
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa Infrasors Short R121m On Raising, Still Bullish
07/27/2007 [-]
Israeli army suspends soldiers for wounding Palestinian
07/27/2007 [-]
Man dies trying to help friend
07/27/2007 [-]
Woman bust for dagga vetkoeks
07/27/2007 [-]
New regulations for bottled water
07/27/2007 [-]
Blast destroys PE teller machine
07/27/2007 [-]
Free movies for flood victims
07/27/2007 [-]
DA's medicine claim rejected
07/27/2007 [-]
14 boys indecently assaulted
07/27/2007 [-]
Food regulations in spotlight
07/27/2007 [-]
Eritrea sending missiles to Somalia UN
07/27/2007 [-]
Innovative community development approaches from South Africa 29 Aug 2007, Eagle Vale
07/27/2007 [-]
McBride on 'paid holiday' DA
07/27/2007 [-]
Rain, wind wreak havoc in Cape
07/27/2007 [-]
Peace deal needed urgently
07/27/2007 [-]
Solidarity Functions Held in Pakistan and South Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
Opposition pans govt 'propaganda'
07/27/2007 [-]
My conscience is clear De Klerk
07/27/2007 [-]
Sierra Leone's Election Commissioner Says Country is Ready for August Vote
07/27/2007 [-]
African Arrested for Practicing Black Magic
07/27/2007 [-]
Nigeria's president names cabinet
07/27/2007 [-]
'Documentary changed Cape a bit for me'
07/27/2007 [-]
Pupils terrified as school bus flips
07/27/2007 [-]
Airport staff could have hand in attacks
07/27/2007 [-]
'Master of deceit' jailed for killing parents
07/27/2007 [-]
Sexwale hijack suspect to arrange own defence
07/27/2007 [-]
Valley Professor Heads to Africa for Hippo Research
07/27/2007 [-]
Spain accused of keeping migrant African children in appalling conditions
07/27/2007 [-]
'Mugabe is stifling criticism ahead of polls'
07/27/2007 [-]
Cape Nature solidly 'in the black'
07/27/2007 [-]
Ex-BP manger accused of defrauding company
07/27/2007 [-]
Israeli Security at a South African airport?
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa commodification of poverty
07/27/2007 [-]
A U.N. report on Somalia accuses Eritrea of adding to the chaos
07/27/2007 [-]
U.S. officials voice frustrations with Saudis, citing role in Iraq
07/27/2007 [-]
Senegal seeks aid to finance dictator's trial
07/27/2007 [-]
British teens plead innocent to drug charges
07/27/2007 [-]
Ugandas LRA Rebels Say They Are Ready for Peace
07/27/2007 [-]
Ex-Zambian President Leaves for Treatment in South Africa
07/27/2007 [-]
U.S. geological team uncovers first evidence of Egyptian city hidden beneath Alexandria
07/27/2007 [-]
Israel kills Islamic Jihad leader in Gaza airstrike; Abbas hopes for quick peace accord
07/27/2007 [-]
Simultaneous truck bombing and rocket attack rip through Baghdad market, killing 28
07/27/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy lays out Africa vision
07/27/2007 [-]
Tough anti-crime tactics bear fruit in Kenya
07/27/2007 [-]
SOUTH AFRICA S African miners vote to strike
07/27/2007 [-]
South Africa De Klerk denies apartheid abuses
07/27/2007 [-]
Ethiopia finished 11th in All Africa Games 2007 Medal Table
07/27/2007 [-]
Africans prefer condoms to abstinence
07/27/2007 [-]
Juvenile detainees escape in Sierra Leone
07/27/2007 [-]
Nigerian cabinet A mixture of old and new
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Another Great Injustice Against Palestinians Taking Shape
07/26/2007 [-]
Facing Critical Shortages, Zimbabwe Says It Will Import Tanzanian Maize and accidents
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Turning the Tide On Tuberculosis a Combined Effort
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa TB Or Not TB the Threat of Bovine Tuberculosis
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Isolating TB Patients Prevention Better Than Cure
07/26/2007 [-]
Nurses heading for African town
07/26/2007 [-]
Child Trafficking in Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Poem Dream of Hope for African Children
07/26/2007 [-]
Documenting the African Palestinians
07/26/2007 [-]
Honored Kagame Wants a United Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
African plant halts bleeding, speeds healing
07/26/2007 [-]
India Eyes African Investments
07/26/2007 [-]
Rurality in motion in West Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Second 'funeral' for dead dad
07/26/2007 [-]
Stolen R1.8m 4x4 didn't get far
07/26/2007 [-]
'Master of deceit' gets 22 years
07/26/2007 [-]
Central Africa Ministers Want Joint Aids War
07/26/2007 [-]
Central Africa Aids War Gets Sh1.3 Billion Boost
07/26/2007 [-]
All Africa Games Paralympians Jet Back to Low Key Reception
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Justice Min Reiterates SA's Campaign Against Terrorism
07/26/2007 [-]
ENERGY-SOUTH AFRICA Putting Sunshine in Your Taps
07/26/2007 [-]
Facing Critical Shortages, Zimbabwe Says It Will Import Tanzanian Maize issues
07/26/2007 [-]
Harare Reverses Ban on Private Abattoirs As Beef Sector Collapses issues
07/26/2007 [-]
Facing Critical Shortages, Zimbabwe Says It Will Import Tanzanian Maize and finance
07/26/2007 [-]
Power, water to be restored
07/26/2007 [-]
Council submits final 2010 designs
07/26/2007 [-]
Recapitalisation moving at snail's pace
07/26/2007 [-]
Police Shut Down Zimbabwe Civic Group Following Demonstrations and conflict
07/26/2007 [-]
Police Shut Down Zimbabwe Civic Group Following Demonstrations
07/26/2007 [-]
Harare Reverses Ban on Private Abattoirs As Beef Sector Collapses
07/26/2007 [-]
Former Nigerian state governor sentenced on corruption charges
07/26/2007 [-]
Israeli navy commander resigning over failure in 2006 Lebanon war
07/26/2007 [-]
Ethiopia Convictions in Ethiopia Trials Condemned by Amnesty International USA
07/26/2007 [-]
POLITICS-AFRICA Slowly Does It
07/26/2007 [-]
Southern Africa Zambezi Fish Disease Mystery Cracked
07/26/2007 [-]
Catholic head of WYWCA looks forward to empowering African women
07/26/2007 [-]
Man dies in freak accident
07/26/2007 [-]
Nature crisis claims refuted
07/26/2007 [-]
Durban Port set for makeover
07/26/2007 [-]
Rath DA to lay criminal charge
07/26/2007 [-]
Puppy killer now faces SPCA
07/26/2007 [-]
'FS University march racist'
07/26/2007 [-]
Mail & Guardian Gag extended
07/26/2007 [-]
Child rapist convicted
07/26/2007 [-]
'Twitchy' guard kills hijacker
07/26/2007 [-]
Scramble for influence in Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Actor Ewan McGregor on UNICEF-backed motorcycle ride through Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Zim store owners feeling the pinch
07/26/2007 [-]
African Elections Well Established but Facing Many Obstacles
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigeria Jail term for Nigeria ex-governor
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Anger at SA woman trouser 'ban'
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa ZimOnline editor in hospital after being shot
07/26/2007 [-]
Libya Libya protests at medic pardons
07/26/2007 [-]
On African tour, Sarkozy underscores France's ties with ex-colonies
07/26/2007 [-]
Ethiopian opposition pledges reconciliation, democracy
07/26/2007 [-]
France's Kouchner calls for Darfur interim force
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigerian president warns new cabinet against corruption
07/26/2007 [-]
Briton's extradition to EGuinea would mean death lawyer
07/26/2007 [-]
Rwanda abolishes death penalty
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe journalist shot in S.Africa report
07/26/2007 [-]
Lebanese army bombards Islamic militants in north Lebanon refugee camp
07/26/2007 [-]
Call to fund dictator's trial
07/26/2007 [-]
Truce comes at a price NFL
07/26/2007 [-]
Flash floods kill 59
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa's de Klerk 'I have a clear conscience'
07/26/2007 [-]
Prices for African-American art on the rise
07/26/2007 [-]
Medics free, West 'grateful'
07/26/2007 [-]
Editor of Independent Zimbabwe News Site Shot in South Africa rights and law
07/26/2007 [-]
ZimOnline Editor Shot and Seriously Wounded in South Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Red Cross told to leave Ethiopia
07/26/2007 [-]
Rasool offers support to bury Dillon
07/26/2007 [-]
Niger bars local head of French uranium firm Areva
07/26/2007 [-]
Numsa march case postponed
07/26/2007 [-]
Cape name changes whittled down to 39
07/26/2007 [-]
Cyclist hit by bus
07/26/2007 [-]
Chaos, neglect the order of the day
07/26/2007 [-]
Security guards robbed at shopping centre
07/26/2007 [-]
DA to lay criminal charges against Rath
07/26/2007 [-]
Liberia marks 160 years as nation state
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwean journalist shot and wounded in South Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Service protests 'worrying'
07/26/2007 [-]
Missing man Farmer gets bail
07/26/2007 [-]
My conscience is clear FW
07/26/2007 [-]
Son guilty of parents' murder
07/26/2007 [-]
Sarkozy continues African tour
07/26/2007 [-]
Suez Canal revenues increase almost 10 percent
07/26/2007 [-]
One killed in Israeli airstrike in Gaza, Hamas says
07/26/2007 [-]
Investigators say 60 Palestinian officers to be tried for letting Gaza fall to Hamas
07/26/2007 [-]
S African miners vote to strike
07/26/2007 [-]
Africans say they are better off
07/26/2007 [-]
In Africa, Mortgages Boost an Emerging Middle Class
07/26/2007 [-]
U.S. looks to improved ties with Libya
07/26/2007 [-]
Tiny Lesotho aims to build Africa's biggest ski resort
07/26/2007 [-]
My hands are clean, says SAfrica's last apartheid leader
07/26/2007 [-]
DA Bogus meds flooding SA
07/26/2007 [-]
Le Roux's VAT claim 'personal'
07/26/2007 [-]
Third skeleton found in Erasmia
07/26/2007 [-]
No bail for Sexwale's 'hijacker'
07/26/2007 [-]
Living in the midst of the horror
07/26/2007 [-]
West Rand child molester found guilty
07/26/2007 [-]
Two killed in taxi rank shooting
07/26/2007 [-]
'He put foot and was out of there'
07/26/2007 [-]
S.African stocks tumble to 3-week low, miners hit
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe journalist shot in South Africa report
07/26/2007 [-]
Breakthrough Made in South African HIV Study
07/26/2007 [-]
S.Africa stocks hit 4-week low amid global sell-off
07/26/2007 [-]
Anglo says S.Africa zinc, copper unit hit by long strike
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Aput Welcomes Jo'burg's Property Rezoning Plans
07/26/2007 [-]
Happy to help out in South Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Thieves escape with medicine stash
07/26/2007 [-]
I have a clear conscience De Klerk
07/26/2007 [-]
McBride must be suspended, says DA
07/26/2007 [-]
Man dies after supermarket robbery
07/26/2007 [-]
Widow finally receives pension
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigeria's Yar'Adua swears in government, pledges to fight graft
07/26/2007 [-]
EPA will hinder African countries' progress
07/26/2007 [-]
Man dies after store shooting
07/26/2007 [-]
Beached whale closes beach
07/26/2007 [-]
FW denies role in apartheid crimes
07/26/2007 [-]
De Beers workers in South Africa call strike for next week
07/26/2007 [-]
Satyam to boost presence in South Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy in Senegal to set out new Africa policy
07/26/2007 [-]
Heavy rain batters Cape Town
07/26/2007 [-]
Southern Africa SADC Ministers Endorse Gender Protocol Ahead of Lusaka Summit
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Actor Ewan McGregor to Ride Motorcycle Through Continent
07/26/2007 [-]
Woman in coma after shooting
07/26/2007 [-]
Farmer appears on kidnapping charge
07/26/2007 [-]
The state of SA's dams
07/26/2007 [-]
E Cape man arrested for rape, murder
07/26/2007 [-]
'You don't need a gun to commit crime'
07/26/2007 [-]
McBride on paid leave
07/26/2007 [-]
Beached whale closes KZN beach
07/26/2007 [-]
Teen 'smugglers' trial begins
07/26/2007 [-]
Carnivores poisoned in Uganda
07/26/2007 [-]
Cops 'faked' case against MP
07/26/2007 [-]
Liberia marks independence with major project
07/26/2007 [-]
HRW accuses Spain of neglecting African children
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Treat HIV Babies Early, Urge Researchers
07/26/2007 [-]
Lebanese troops on the attack in Palestinian refugee camp
07/26/2007 [-]
Bulgaria dismisses Libyan protests
07/26/2007 [-]
Rain and wind batter W Cape
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Abused Mom Guilty of Murdering Boyfriend
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Six Shot as Gunmen Storm Family Store
07/26/2007 [-]
S African miners vote to strike in De Beers dispute
07/26/2007 [-]
African Union urges Darfur rebels to unify stance
07/26/2007 [-]
France's Sarkozy in Senegal to set out new Africa policy
07/26/2007 [-]
African migrant children 'beaten'
07/26/2007 [-]
Spain 'abuses' child migrants
07/26/2007 [-]
Mann's extradition 'is death'
07/26/2007 [-]
Students held after fee protest
07/26/2007 [-]
Makhado road signs changed
07/26/2007 [-]
'Skye' gets bail
07/26/2007 [-]
AU calls all Darfur rebels to talks
07/26/2007 [-]
SEVEN AFRICANS ARRESTED SNEAKING INTO ISRAEL
07/26/2007 [-]
Luanda Hosts Meeting of African Zones Chairpersons
07/26/2007 [-]
No sugar, so 31 die of diarrhoea
07/26/2007 [-]
Residents forced to hire loos
07/26/2007 [-]
Gautrain blasts disrupt traffic
07/26/2007 [-]
Armed men kill woman in store
07/26/2007 [-]
'Samwu wasn't allowed to march'
07/26/2007 [-]
Zim editor shot in Johannesburg
07/26/2007 [-]
Ugandan herders poisoning lions, hyenas in national park, officials say
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigerian president to inaugurate Cabinet
07/26/2007 [-]
Suicide bomber strikes police station in northern Iraq
07/26/2007 [-]
Price blitz 4 926 held in Zim
07/26/2007 [-]
Red Cross condemns expulsion
07/26/2007 [-]
UN Investigates Sexual Misconduct Charges Against Ivory Coast Peacekeepers
07/26/2007 [-]
Van Damme bar Action hero namesake sells beer amid armed Islamists in Algeria
07/26/2007 [-]
Swaziland Swazi trade unions demand multi-party system
07/26/2007 [-]
PRESS DIGEST South Africa July 26
07/26/2007 [-]
S.Africa June PPI slows to 10.4 pct yr/yr
07/26/2007 [-]
The US proxy war in East Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Editor Shot in South Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
UN Somalia awash in illegal arms, much of it from Eritrea
07/26/2007 [-]
Saudi top cleric defends religious police in face of criticism over abuses
07/26/2007 [-]
Abbas to meet Putin next week
07/26/2007 [-]
Israeli troops kill two Palestinians in Gaza, West Bank
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigeria can't adequately store, track its radioactive material, says country's nuclear chief
07/26/2007 [-]
British teen drug trial starts in Ghana
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe media reports nearly 5,000 arrested under price clampdown
07/26/2007 [-]
Independent Zimbabwean news editor battles for life after shooting
07/26/2007 [-]
Citing health reasons, Fatah's former Gaza strongman resigns
07/26/2007 [-]
Red Cross deplores expulsion from region in eastern Ethiopia
07/26/2007 [-]
Influx of Iraqis poses security challenge to Jordan, government tells Iraqi refugee meeting
07/26/2007 [-]
General strike for democracy in Swaziland bites on second day
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Unequal Water Resources Present a Challenge
07/26/2007 [-]
Pupils 'in a state of shock'
07/26/2007 [-]
UK's wettest summer since 1766
07/26/2007 [-]
Nearly 5,000 arrested in Zimbabwe
07/26/2007 [-]
Lesotho wants Africa's biggest ski resort
07/26/2007 [-]
Expatriates march in London to help curb SA crime
07/26/2007 [-]
Vodacom's CFO Crouse to move to S.Africa's Remgro
07/26/2007 [-]
S.Africa June PPI slows but rate hike still seen
07/26/2007 [-]
Pioneer Africa Embarks on Regional Expansion Drive
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa SAPs Women Donate Food to Mpumalanga Children
07/26/2007 [-]
TRAVEL DIVA Put on your socks and get ready for Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigeria's leader to name cabinet
07/26/2007 [-]
Court punishes witch doctor
07/26/2007 [-]
Brother arrives, stops rape
07/26/2007 [-]
'That doctor raped me'
07/26/2007 [-]
KZN cop shot during arrest
07/26/2007 [-]
Doctor free after assault claim
07/26/2007 [-]
4 prisoners cut their way out
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Eskom Pressured to Guarantee 2010 Power
07/26/2007 [-]
Ethiopia wants prince's remains
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Pote Concentrates On Picking Up His Scorned Springboks
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Strydom a Good Bet At Vaal Today
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Worst Floods in Years Swamp UK Towns
07/26/2007 [-]
Diarrhoea kills 31 in Zimbabwe
07/26/2007 [-]
School bus overturns 11 hurt
07/26/2007 [-]
Lesotho wants Africa's biggest ski resort
07/26/2007 [-]
Court jails five for criticising monarchy
07/26/2007 [-]
UN goes to Ivory Coast to probe sexual abuse
07/26/2007 [-]
US mulls more sanctions against Mugabe
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Continent Needs Education, Nepad Body Told
07/26/2007 [-]
Africa Getting Smart On Terrorism on Continent
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Minister Talks Tough On Mine Deaths
07/26/2007 [-]
Guinness firm 'eyes Africa sales'
07/26/2007 [-]
Palestinian militant killed by Israeli tank fire in Gaza
07/26/2007 [-]
Top Secret Defense Minister Ehud Barak to tie the knot
07/26/2007 [-]
Three Palestinian militants injured in Israeli airstrike
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Grant Convictions Hit 2058
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Mine Safety
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Private Hospitals Accused of Fraud, Price Mark-Ups
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Breakthrough in Study On Treating HIV Babies
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Country Gets 'Stable' Credit Rating
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Chiefs And Pirates 'Satisfied'
07/26/2007 [-]
Mt African Pride House Summons Naval Chief
07/26/2007 [-]
Zambia donates food to UN
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Shifting the Balance?
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Indian Software House Has Bold African Dream
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Redefine Distribution Rises Almost a Fifth
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa 'Restructured' Denel Now Seeks Equity Partners
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Woodmead Offices to Be Finished Next Year
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Control's Fertile Assets Are Ripening Fast
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Back to the Rule Book
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Construction Demand Fuels West End Buyout
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Taquanta Acquires Nedbank Companies
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Denel Blasts Its Way to a Smaller Loss
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Minorities Shrug Off Russian Hard Talk On Need for Highveld Capex
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Plotting Control's Erratic Trend
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Ford to Shift Focus Plant to Australia
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Hooray for Rain
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe President to Move Toward Nationalizing Firms
07/26/2007 [-]
Big S.Africa miners union plans strike at De Beers
07/26/2007 [-]
S.Africa's Eskom says built two new power stations
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Cape Education's R159m Management Overhaul
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa 'Only 25' Teachers Disciplined
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Poorest Areas Need a Health Plan
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa Still No Verdict On Anti-HIV Gel
07/26/2007 [-]
McBride arrives in court
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa is a bad example for boycotting Israel
07/26/2007 [-]
TA-25 Index advances, paced by Africa Israel
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigeria's leader to name cabinet
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa JSE Urged to Incentivise Resource Listings
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa World's 88 Billion Public Offerings Party Passes Country By
07/26/2007 [-]
Southern Africa Multisectoral Delegation at SADC Finance Ministers Meeting
07/26/2007 [-]
Flood water triggers health scare
07/26/2007 [-]
Tow-truck contract twist comes to light
07/26/2007 [-]
Crime-busting project 'under threat'
07/26/2007 [-]
Mbeki documentary Trust defends decision
07/26/2007 [-]
De Beers strike planned
07/26/2007 [-]
Car-buying crooks target fancy vehicles
07/26/2007 [-]
'The wheel was on his face'
07/26/2007 [-]
Pants ban outrage mounts
07/26/2007 [-]
ANC cruises to victory
07/26/2007 [-]
Healthcare industry slams charges
07/26/2007 [-]
Grim details of girl's last moments
07/26/2007 [-]
South Africa cricket authorities to clamp down on Kolpak deals
07/26/2007 [-]
New slot for matric exams
07/26/2007 [-]
Eskom warns Blackouts possible
07/26/2007 [-]
Iraq Roadside bomb strikes police patrol, 5 officers killed, 2 wounded
07/26/2007 [-]
ETA blasts hit Tour de France
07/26/2007 [-]
Casbah expands its menu of Mediterranean and North African cuisine
07/26/2007 [-]
Mt. Lebanon woman's vision takes her into Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
First Lady Makes Case for Sustained American Aid to Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Cheating public servants to pay back R21m
07/26/2007 [-]
Cybercriminals move focus to SA and 2010
07/26/2007 [-]
Sarcozy in Senegal to spell out France's new Africa policy
07/26/2007 [-]
Israel's largest trade union ends general strike
07/26/2007 [-]
Zambia impressed with contingent's outcome at All Africa Games
07/26/2007 [-]
African-American leaders meet following racist e-mails
07/26/2007 [-]
East Africa battles deforestation with butterfly nets
07/26/2007 [-]
Tiny Lesotho aims to build Africa's biggest ski resort
07/26/2007 [-]
French president in Libya to boost ties as reward for Gadhafi's liberation of medics
07/26/2007 [-]
Deal Near on Food for Sealed Area of Ethiopia
07/26/2007 [-]
Hope and prayers for Sharks players
07/26/2007 [-]
Out on bail and on the rampage
07/26/2007 [-]
Guns often used in domestic violence poll
07/26/2007 [-]
New names for Cape Town streets
07/26/2007 [-]
Nigeria's President Yar'Adua to Inaugurate New Government
07/26/2007 [-]
Iran-SAfrica develop agricultural cooperation
07/26/2007 [-]
Iran-South Africa agro ties studied
07/26/2007 [-]
Cenus for victims of Mauritania violence
07/26/2007 [-]
Dina's family out to find 'missing answers'
07/26/2007 [-]
JLL goes big in Europe, Middle East and Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
Southern Africa fisheries under threat
07/26/2007 [-]
Man disappears Farmer held
07/26/2007 [-]
The Quest for Oil
07/26/2007 [-]
UN humanitarian chief spotlights impact of drought on southern Africa
07/26/2007 [-]
In a bold power play, Iraq's largest Sunni bloc suspends Cabinet membership
07/26/2007 [-]
Suicide bombers attack Baghdad's soccer celebrations, at least 50 killed
07/26/2007 [-]
Arab ministers take peace plan to Jerusalem but say Israel and Palestinians must talk
07/26/2007 [-]
Extended Detention Of Zimbabwean Opposition Members Finally Ends rights and law
07/26/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Cities Tense After Protests Against Constitutional Revisions rights and law
07/26/2007 [-]
New kit to help Africa fight deadly food poison
07/26/2007 [-]
Kenya names ex-leader special envoy to Sudan
07/26/2007 [-]
Six shot in Pretoria robbery
07/26/2007 [-]
'He would've helped them'
07/26/2007 [-]
SOUTHERN AFRICA Unequal Water Resources Present a Challenge
07/26/2007 [-]
Griffons player may be paralysed
07/25/2007 [-]
Top horse electrocuted
07/25/2007 [-]
Hostage drama duo stand trial
07/25/2007 [-]
Chenin blanc lovers get help from South Africa
07/25/2007 [-]
US Judge Orders Sudan to Pay 8 Million for Attack on USS Cole
07/25/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Cricket Makes Strides Towards Regaining Test Status
07/25/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Scientists Dispute Benefits Of Gundamiti Herbal HIV Treatment
07/25/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Scientists Dispute Benefits Of Gundamiti Herbal HIV Treatment and technology
07/25/2007 [-]
Extended Detention Of Zimbabwean Opposition Members Finally Ends
07/25/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Food shortage crisis set to worsen in SADC region
07/25/2007 [-]
East Africa Kenya Joins Uganda in Car Event
07/25/2007 [-]
Africana Backs Championship
07/25/2007 [-]
Extended Detention Of Zimbabwean Opposition Members Finally Ends and conflict
07/25/2007 [-]
Fight against poverty in Guinea gets boost
07/25/2007 [-]
S.African women stripped, flogged for wearing pants
07/25/2007 [-]
Can the Muslim world be re-branded?
07/25/2007 [-]
Nigerians abroad making small, declining contributions to homeland
07/25/2007 [-]
Africa Can the Continent Solve its Development Challenges?
07/25/2007 [-]
Côte d'Ivoire crimes under international law cannot be amnestied
07/25/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Repression of political opponents continues, with new incidents of police brutality
07/25/2007 [-]
Somalia Amnesty International's statement to the UN Human Rights Council
07/25/2007 [-]
Solidarity Coalition Supports Embattled Zimbabwe Archbishop Ncube and conflict
07/25/2007 [-]
Zimbabwe Cities Tense After Protests Against Constitutional Revisions and conflict
07/25/2007 [-]
S. Africans Increasingly Impatient at Slow Service Delivery and conflict
07/25/2007 [-]
POLITICS Conflicts In the Spotlight at African Union Summit
07/25/2007 [-]
Solidarity Coalition Supports Embattled Zimbabwe Archbishop Ncube
07/25/2007 [-]
Sinicon Controls pact with South African firm
07/25/2007 [-]
South Africa top bet for RWC, says Serevi
07/25/2007 [-]
'Qur'an doesn't support genital mutilation'
07/25/2007 [-]
Ahmadinejad West must accept Iran's right to nuclear program
07/25/2007 [-]
African gay leader dies
07/25/2007 [-]
Diageo to expand Guinness sales in Africa
07/25/2007 [-]
Cameroon police overrun opposition town
07/25/2007 [-]
'Terror' hurts Moroccan tourism
07/25/2007 [-]
Zambia bans protests at summit
07/25/2007 [-]
Zim women's struggle 'costly'
07/25/2007 [-]
Sudan to pay 8m for USS Cole
07/25/2007 [-]
Grant fraudsters named
07/25/2007 [-]
GWB, Africa and a New African American General
07/25/2007 [-]
Microsoft backs Digital Pipeline to Africa
07/25/2007 [-]
Team 'did South Africa proud'
07/25/2007 [-]
UN and Ethiopia agree on food deliveries to Ogaden region
07/25/2007 [-]
Clashes leave four soldiers dead in DRC
07/25/2007 [-]
Mining Boom in DRC Boosts Fortunes of State-Owned Gecamines
07/25/2007 [-]
S. Africans Increasingly Impatient at Slow Service Delivery
07/25/2007 [-]
Mogadishu Violence Kills One, Wounds At Least Nine
07/25/2007 [-]
Euphoria Fades with Defeat of Immigration Reform
07/25/2007 [-]
President's Coalition Wins Large Majority in Mali Legislative Elections
07/25/2007 [-]
South Africa There's Worse to Come
07/25/2007 [-]
Extremists on hunger strike
07/25/2007 [-]
Algerian jailed for flag insult
07/25/2007 [-]
Iraqi legislators approve law on investment in oil refineries
07/25/2007 [-]
Suicide bombers turn Baghdad's soccer celebrations into a bloodbath
07/25/2007 [-]
Clashes leave 4 soldiers dead in DRC
07/25/2007 [-]
Talk about residences continue
07/25/2007 [-]
Stoning death Youths want deal
07/25/2007 [-]
'Pupil can't pass or fail'
07/25/2007 [-]
Tractor crushes driver
07/25/2007 [-]
Namibia Germans fight for land
07/25/2007 [-]
French deminer with U.N. peacekeepers killed in south Lebanon explosion
07/25/2007 [-]
Troops open fire in Somali capital after grenade attack, killing 1 civilian, witnesses say
07/25/2007 [-]
Families of Libyan HIV children victims voice outrage at Bulgarian medics' release