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Saturday 28th January, 2012

    • Australia joins S. Africa in ICC Test ratings, but still ranked 4

    The Africa News.Net

    After securing a series whitewash against India, Australia has joined South Africa on 111 ICC rating points, but is ranked number four. Australia will stay in fourth position when ratings are ...

    • Wildlife Experts Debate Possible Legalization of Rhino Horn Trade

    The Africa News.Net

    As the killing by poachers of South Africa's endangered rhinos continues unabated, conservationists are debating possible strategies to ease the crisis. (Photo: Kariega Game Reserve) A rhino ...

    • Conservation Project Saves Endangered Black Rhinos

    The Africa News.Net

    In November last year (2011), the residents of a rural area in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province witnessed a surprising sight. High above their heads, silhouetted against an azure sky, ...

  • Now, FBI wants a social network map alert application

    The Africa News.Net

    Seeking to develop an early-warning system based on material 'scraped' from social networks, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) wants an application that provides information about possible ...

  • Ross Taylor doubtful for remainder of Zimbabwe tour due to calf injury

    The Africa News.Net

    New Zealand captain Ross Taylor's participation in the first cricket test against Zimbabwe and the rest of the series is in doubt after he suffered a suspected torn calf muscle. Taylor travelled to ...

  • Modern humans settled in Arabia before spreading around the world

    The Africa News.Net

    A new study, which uses genetic analysis to study the earliest human migrations, suggests that when modern humans first migrated out of Africa over sixty thousand years ago, they settled in Arabia ...

  • Gunmen shoot two police in flashpoint Nigeria city

    Times of Oman

    Gunmen: Gunmen shot two police officers in Kano, northern Nigeria, Friday, where attacks claimed by Islamist group Boko Haram killed 185 people last week, residents said."Gunmen came on ...

  • New Zealand win test after bowling Zimbabwe out twice

    SBS

    The hosts declared their first innings at 495 for seven earlier on Saturday after wicketkeeper BJ Watling posted his maiden test century, then bowled the visitors out for 51 and 143 to record their ...

  • Makeshift defence for Ghana against Mali

    SBS

    LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Ghana will field a makeshift defence in a key African Nations Cup match on Saturday when they meet Mali in Franceville but striker Asamoah Gyan has again recovered in ...

  • US urges South Sudan, Sudan to settle oil dispute

    Daily Nation

    AFP PHOTO / ROBERTO SCHMIDT A Southern Sudanese soldier standing next to crude oil reservoir tanks at a field processing facility in Unity ...

  • Air Zimbabwe on final step to liquidation

    Daily Nation

    State- owned Air Zimbabwe has been placed under judicial management after its debt rose to $140 million leaving it facing possible liquidation. On Friday, the High Court appointed a judicial ...

  • Leaders 'appalled' by Nigeria attacks

    Daily Nation

    UN leader Ban Ki-moon is "appalled" by the wave of bomb attacks in Nigeria and called for transparent investigations into the scores of deaths, his spokesman said.0 Ban "condemns in ...

  • Fears in Tanzania as ‘inept’ pilots man aircraft

    Daily Nation

    Grave disaster looms in Tanzania's skies, in the wake of revelations that the local airline industry is progressively employing unqualified pilots. The air accident investigation unit of the ...

  • Nigeria needs to quit oil refining business

    Daily Nation

    Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan is treating the country's corruption- infested and notoriously inefficient oil industry as a voodoo surgeon would a gangrened leg: sprinkling herbs instead ...

  • Gambia jails ex-minister for life over coup plot

    Daily Nation

    A court in Gambia on Monday sentenced a former information minister, who is also a US national, for plotting to overthrow the government of President Yahya ...

  • Poll ruling sparks street clashes in Senegal

    MSNBC

    DAKAR - Protesters hurled rocks at police who retaliated with tear gas in Senegal's capital Dakar on Friday after a top legal body said President Abdoulaye Wade had the right to run for a third ...

  • Cricket: NZ beat Zimbabwe by an innings and 301 runs in Napier

    TVNZ

    Taylor makes ton to keep NZ on top The Black Caps claimed their biggest-ever Test win in Napier this afternoon, beating Zimbabwe by an innings and 301 ...

  • Boko Haram leader tape threatens Nigeria forces

    The Star

    KANO, Nigeria (Reuters) - In an audio tape posted on the Internet, the purported leader of the violent Nigerian Islamist sect Boko Haram threatened to kill more security personnel and kidnap their ...

  • South Sudan sees oil shutdown complete by Saturday

    The Star

    NAIROBI/PALOUGE, South Sudan (Reuters) - South Sudan's top negotiator said his country would complete an oil production shutdown by Saturday, after Sudan and South Sudan failed to agree on a ...

  • World Briefing | Africa: Ethiopian Troops Will Stay in Somalia Until Reinforcements Arrive

    New York Times

    Shabab rebels, and later captured the border town of Beledweyne from them. "At this stage there is no rush for us to withdraw," Mr. Meles said, until African Union troops arrive to ...

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