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22/05/2012

African press review 22 May 2012

Kenya's Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta's political career hits a sticky patch, criticism of the Ugandan government for its response to the outbreak of nodding disease in the north of the ...

21/05/2012

African press review 21 May 2012

Rumours that Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe may be about to retire, the possibility of a political comeback for South Africa's Julius Malema and who are Africa's most unpopular leaders are the stories ...

17/05/2012

African press review 17 May 2012

Zuma stands firm on SA's youth wage ... or does he? Are SA trade union's intolerant? Kenya lowers its growth hopes. And how safe are Uganda's anti-retrovirals?

Alcohol kills hundreds in Kenya
17/05/2012 - International report

Alcohol kills hundreds in Kenya

Kenya’s National Campaign Against Drugs Authority has warned that there are more bars in Nairobi than there are schools and colleges.

16/05/2012

African press review 16 May 2012

Is the ICC trial over Kenya's 2007 post-poll violence going to start before the end of the year? Is al-Shebab getting strict in central Somalia? What are SA bosses ready to sacrifice?

15/05/2012

African press review 15 May 2012

South Africa's Home Affairs Minister, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, is once again pitching got the AU's top job.

14/05/2012

African press review 14 May 2012

Growth in Africa under threat from lack of equality on the continent, Kenya's prime minister and president clash over political appointments and an attack on US President Barack Obama by a ...

10/05/2012

African press review 10 May 2012

Algerians find their election complicated but not that interesting. Kenyans worry that there may be violence when they  go to the polls. Malema is out but does Maleamaism live on?

09/05/2012

African press review 9 May 2012

Will striking Nigerian doctors ever work again? Are African leaders plotting against the International Criminal Court?

08/05/2012

African press review 8 May 2012

The kwacha takes a tumble. SA's manufactiring loses its edge. The Swazi king's wife leaves, claiming emotional and physical abuse.

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