Saturday 7 November 2009    
Somalia: A man who had sex with his girlfriend is stoned to death  -  Equatorial Guinea-South Africa: Mercenaries will not face second jail term  -  Africa: Millenium Development Goals in danger  -  South Africa: South African athletics apologizes to Semenya  -  Nigeria denies having blocked its border with Niger  -  Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai calls off party boycott  -  South Africa cancels Airbus aircraft order  -  Madagascar: Andry Rajoelina walks out of talks at AU headquarters  -  Sudan-UK: Man jailed for vehicle deal  -  Kenya-United States: Banned Kenyan official ‘to sue US’  -  
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Sudan: ARTICLE 19 launches its state-by-state media assessment
An ARTICLE 19-led Consortium yesterday launched a report in Juba, South Sudan, which outlines the dire situation faced by the Sudanese media at a critical time in the country’s political history.


• Morocco: Press freedom "disappointingly absent from agenda" of visiting US Secretary of State

• Egypt: "Internet Governance? Creating Opportunities for All"

• Arab World Music Icons and American Music Stars Share the Stage at MGM Grand

• Zimbabwe withdraws invitation to UN Rapporteur on Torture at the last minute

• Tanzanian farmers to be nudged towards the market

• Seychelles government rejects allegations that ’the islands have also become popular with pirates’


• Niger: Abdoulaye Tiémogo freed after over 2 months in custody

• Author Naija Launches New Book SPANISH FLYY

• Egypt: Let Israeli Breast Cancer Experts in

• National Press Club to Host "NEWSMAKER" Media Briefing on World War II African American Soldiers Documentary

• Beyonce, Maxwell and Keri Hilson Lead the Nominations for the CENTRIC PRESENTS: 2009 SOUL TRAIN AWARDS SHOW

• Zimbabwe: TV journalists arrested and held during cabinet meeting

• Ghanaian Civil Society activists join forces against fake & counterfeit drugs

• Brooklyn in the House! VH1 Brings Hip Hop Royalty Together at the 6th Annual ’VH1 Hip Hop Honors’ Honoring the 25th Anniversary of Def Jam Records

• Addis Ababa: Kampala special summit on of internally displaced persons in Africa

• Frost & Sullivan: Economic Growth Energises Mozambique’s Electricity Industry

• South African Broadband Market is at a Watershed, Says Frost & Sullivan

• Addis Ababa: First ever media training workshop to be held at the AU Commission

• Africa Needs Partnership, Not Handouts

• Kenya: Emergency Relocation of Somali Refugees Ends

• UN Secretary-General Appoints Hany Abdel-Aziz of Egypt as Special Representative for Western Sahara

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• Guinea: Soldiers target journalists as crisis continues

• Algeria: Journalist faces 16 politicised lawsuits

• Western Sahara dominates UN Decolonization Meeting

• Sychelles to join 28 countries for Indian ocean-wide tsunami drill set for 14th october 2009

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