• Nigeria Retains World Heavyweight Boxing Title
• German Chancellor Merkel On First African Tour

• Pakistani President Faces Election Setback

• Musharraf’s Escort Helicopter Crashes

 12/10/2007

• Message of Peace At Sallah Celebrations

• Lower House Legislator Resigns

 15/10/2007

• Nigeria: Government Raises Prisoners’ Feeding Fee

• More Nigerian Troops Leave For Darfur

• Ethiopia Pledges Peacekeepers For Darfur 
• Atomic Energy Agency Chief Visits India

17/10/2007

• Benin Republic Earmarks 30 Per Cent Of Annual Budget For Education
• Mali Names New Cabinet
• Darfur Rebels In Pre-Talks Deal
• Debate on Deportation of Migrants Begins in Australia
• Britain Provides Multi-Million Pounds Aid For Zimbabwe
• UK Will Not Attend Summit With President Mugabe - Brown
• Assembly Elections Delayed In Nepal
• Pakistan: Former Premier To Return As Planned

19/10/2007

• Africa Freedom of Information Centre Launched
• Ministerial Nominees Undergo Screening
• Nigerian President Calls For Re-dedication
• Nigeria Electoral Reform Committee Fine-tunes Strategies
• US Introduces New Visa Procedure
• Nigeria Gives Assurance Of Sustainable Peace In Niger Delta
• Africa Freedom of Information Centre Launched
• Nigeria’s Okonjo-Iweala Now World Bank MD
• Nigeria Electoral Reform Committee Fine-tunes Strategies
• South Rejoins Gov. After Cabinet Reshuffle In Sudan
• State Of Emergency In Chad
• Togo: Votes Counting In Landmark Poll
• Darfur Rebels In Pre-Talks Deal
• Southerners Suspend Participation in Khartoum Government 

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  22/10/2007
   
• Tella, Nigeria’s Coach Still On Intensive Care
• Nigeria: Second Day Of Rowdy Session In Lower House  
• UN Envoy Returns To Asia To Discuss Myanmar
• Al Gore, UN Team Wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Briton Wins Nobel Literature Prize
• Migraine Drug Helps Alcoholics
• New World bank President Unfolds Agenda
• German Wins Nobel Chemistry Prize
• Disk Technology Wins Nobel Prize

24/10/2007

• Pakistan: International Community, Bhutto Condemns Bomb Attack
• Thailand Nabs hunted Canadian Pedophile suspect
• EU Reforms: Treaty Deal At Last!
• Former Pakistani Premier Returns From Exile
• Commuters in France Stranded
• Caspian states Reach Landmark Agreement
• Egypt's Support For M.East Conference Won
• Belgian Teenager Sentenced For Killing A Malian Nanny
• Palestinians Plan First Census In A Decade

• Sudan: Peace Talks Adjourn Without Resolution

• South African Reggae Star Killed
• Togo: Ruling Party Wins Election
• Congo War Crimes Suspect Transferred To The Hague
• African Nations Undertake Joint Gas Project
• South Rejoins Gov. After Cabinet Reshuffle In Sudan
• Libya, Burkina Faso Elected To UN Council
• State Of Emergency In Chad
• Kenya Tackles Rising Diabetes Cases
• Sierra Leone: President Koroma Names Cabinet
• Zimbabwe: Harare Seals 136m Dollar Deal
• Somaliland Postpones Election
• Uganda Opens First HIV Drug Plant

• Nigeria: Navigational Equipment Certified Worthy
• Nigeria: Mortgage Bank plans affordable houses
• Nigeria: INEC Recommends E-Voting Machine For Future Elections
• IMF Endorses Nigeria's Economic Blueprint
• Nigeria – India Sign Mutual Agreements
• Nigeria, Three Others Conclude Talks On Extractive Industries Initiative
• Nigeria considering new IMF programme-Finance Minister
• Nigeria: Tax Authority Proposes Increase In VAT
• US Introduces New Visa Procedure
• Nigeria Gives Assurance Of Sustainable Peace In Niger Delta

• Secondary School Basketball Contest Holds

26/10/2007

• IFAD Spends N2 Billion On Projects In Nigeria
• Nigeria, Germany Cooperate On Energy Development
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• Senegal Plans 1,600 Soldiers For Darfur
• Ghana Discontinue New Mobile Lines Activation MTN
• Persuasion Needed For Changes In IMF -- Africa
• France- Morocco In Transport Deal
• WFP Official Freed In Somalia
   
• Nigeria Mourns Coach Tella, State Burial Planned
• Nigeria Meets Ivory Coast In Nations Cup Draws
• FIFA Visits South Africa
• Ghana 2008 Draw Fever Hits Accra
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• Nigerian Government Urges Lawmakers To Resolve Crisis

• Nigeria's External Reserves Hit 47 Billion Dollars

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         29-10-2007

• China: Party Unveils Leadership

• New World Bank Strategy Wins Approval

• UN Urges Greater Action Against Poverty
• More Than 300,000 Hectares Destroyed By California Wildfires
• California Wildfires: Federal Emergency To The Rescue
  China Launches First Lunar Orbiter
   

• Nigeria Approves Two More Private Universities

• Nigeria To Re-Introduce National Development Plan

• Nigeria: Supreme Court Rules Against Incumbent Governor

      30-10-2007

• Blue Print For Climate Change Conference Ready

• UN Clocks 62, Scribe Advocate A Better World

• China Rebuff Sanctions On Myanmar As UN Envoy Tours Asia

• Saudi Arabia Offer To Mediate Somali Talks

• Joaquim Chissano Wins Inaugural African Leadership Prize

• Heroes' Welcome For SA Rugby Team
   
   
  31-10-2007
   

• Nigeria Wins Slot In UNESCO's World Heritage Panel

• Yar’Adua Orders Allocation Of Satellite Frequency License

• Nigerian Trade Mission In The U.S.

• Nigeria: Minister Explains Naira Re-denomination Suspension

• Anjouan Gets Ultimatum To Hold New Elections

• Angola Urges Quick Resolution Of DRC Crisis
   

• Argentina: First Female Presidential Candidate Claims Victory

• German Chancellor Visits India, Shifts Policy

• UN Proposes $4.2 Billion Budget For 2008 2009

     01-11-2007

• Egypt To Build Nuclear Plants

• Further Meeting On Darfur Holds

• Kenya Sets Poll For December

• Libya Mediates Chadian Peace Deal

• Nigeria Partners Switzerland

• Nigerian President In Germany For AU-EU Talks

• 14 Firms Gets Approval To Lift Crude Oil

• Nigerian President In Germany For AU-EU Talks

• 14 Firms Gets Approval To Lift Crude Oil

     02/11/2007

• Pope Leads Campaign Against Abortion Pill

• WHO Raises Alarm Over Unregistered Births And Deaths

• US Hands Over Karbala To Iraqis

• Succession Bill Becomes Law In Zimbabwe

• Ghana Urges ECOWAS To Speed Up Economic Integration

• Liberia To Receive US Abuses Report

• Chad: Aid Workers Charged

• New Malaria Drug Launched

• Institute Boosts Livestock Production

• President Tasks Senate On Constitution Amendment

09/11/2007

• New Speaker Elected For Nigeria’s Lower House

• Kano, American University Sign MOU

• House Of Representatives Speaker, Deputy Resigns

• Nigeria To Improve Ties With Developed Nations

• West Africa Sticks To Demands

• Mozambique, Zimbabwe Scrap Visas

• UN Extends Mission In South Sudan

• Legislative Polls Planned For 2008 In Angola

• Madrid Train Bombing- 21 Sentenced

• Palestinians Demand Timeline For Peace Accord

12/11/2007

• Renowned Author, Cyprian Ekwensi, Passes On

• Nigeria Canvasses Single Sky Policy For West Africa

• Institute Develops Bird Flu Vaccine

• EU-AU Fashions Common Strategy For Lisbon Summit

• IDA Finances Agricultural Projects In West Africa

• South Africa’s Cabinet Approves Justice Reforms

• Plans Underway To Boost Trade In west Africa

• Tamil Tiger Political Chief Killed During Raids

• Oil Leaps To Over 96 Dollars A Barrel

• Monks March Again In Myanmar

• Ex-PM Bhutto Under House Arrest

13/11/2007

• UN Launches Poverty Monitoring Site With Google

• Darfur’s Next Peace Talks Planned For December

• Nigeria Upgrades Its Electronic Stock Trading System

• Nigeria Plans Improved Facilities For Peace Keepers

• China Boost Activities At Lagos Trade Fair

• UNICEF, CAF To Promote Education At Ghana 2008
• Inclusion Of Rugby In Africa Games Hailed
   
   
  14/11/2007
   

• Nigeria To Introduce New Mining Policy

• Nigeria Earmarks About Two Trillion Naira For 2008 

• Brazil Discovers New Oil Reserves

15/11/2007

• Government Reiterates Commitment To Power Projects

• Bornu Empire Marks 1000 Years In Grand Style

• A Nigerian Is Best Law Student In The UK

• Kano To Formalise Agreements On Trade

• Ivory Coast Urged To Press Ahead With Peace Plan

• Congo And Rwanda Reach Agreement On Disarming Hutu Rebels

• Ghana Registers Regional Journalists’ Group

• Chad To Investigate Transfer Of 74 Children, Spaniards Freed

16/11/2007

• UN Rights Envoy Visits Myanmar Prisons

• Storms Causes Sea Liners To Dump Fuel In The Black Sea

• Hope Rises In Myanmar

• Mass Arrests Follow Gaza Violence

• Ex-Khmer Rouge Top Officials Faces Trial 

• Kenya Clears Candidate For Top Job
• ECOWAS Injects Dynamism Into Member States
• IMF Ready To Grant Debt Relief To Liberia

• Nigeria To Recover Its Villages From Niger Republic

• UN Commends Nigeria On Anti Corruption

19/11/2007

• Nigeria Restates Commitment to Gas Flaring Deadline 

• Tribunal Nullifies Adamawa Governorship Election

• Musharraf Swears In Caretaker Government 
• Africa In 'Fast economic growth'-- World Bank
• Gambian Minister Sacked

• North And South Korean Premiers Hold Historic Talks

• Danish Centre-Right Wins Election

20/11/2007

• OPEC Summit Holds In Saudi Arabia

• UN Panel Votes In Favour Of Halting Executions  

• Major Quake Hits Northern Chile  

• ACP States Reject EU Trade Ultimatum

• EX-Rwanda Mayor Jailed By Genocide Tribunal

• Sierra Leone’s President pledges To fight Corruption

• Nigeria’s Permanent Voters’ Cards Ready 

• Nigeria Debunks Cameroon's Claims Over Soldiers’ Killing

21-11-2007

• UN Commends Nigeria-Cameroon Over Bakassi Killings

• Nigeria's Foreign Reserve Continue Upward Swing-- CBN

• Violence Against African Journalists

• Aid Reaches Bangladeshi Storm Victims As Death Toll Rises
• French Transport Workers’ Protest In Day 6
• Cargo Train Services To Start Between North And South
• Court Dismisses Challenges To Musharraf’s Re-election
• ASEAN Signs Historic Human Rights Charter

22-11-2007

• Nigeria - Angola Agrees On Repatriation Of Detainees

• European Commission Commits N100bn To Good Governance In Nigeria

• Culprits In Siemens Scandal To Be Punished - Yar'Adua

• Africa Needs Support In Climate Change Fight- U.N

• Knowledge Sharing Good For Africans In Diaspora --Mbeki

• Mozambique And ADB Celebrate Thirty Years Of Partnership

• Gates Foundation Grants Aid To Africa, Asia and Latin America

• Pakistan Announces Polls Date

• No Consensus In Kosovo Talks  

• No Consensus In Kosovo Talks

23-11-2007

• Ghana: 2 British Teenagers Guilty For Smuggling Cocaine
• UN Urges Planning For Somalia Force

• EU Renews Economic Partnership With West Africa

• NEPAD Summit In Senegal Postponed

• China Sends Peacekeepers To Darfur

• US Hosts Mid-East Peace Talks

• Bangladesh Appeals For more Aid

26-11-2007

• Colombo Hosts Commonwealth Games Assembly

• No To US Military Base—Nigeria’s Council of States
• Abuja To Host SAGE 2008 World Cup 

• Africa Seeks Global Support On Safe Motherhood

• Kenyan Elections: UNICEF Campaign For Children's Rights

29-11-2007

• Nigeria Considers Cancelling Liberia's Debt

• Nigeria Set To Make Tourism Top Forex Earner

• Zuma Pulls Ahead In ANC Leadership Race

•  Commonwealth Summit Holds, Pakistan Suspended

• African Countries Need More Resources For MDGs – IMF

• Repatriation Of Congolese Refugees Begin

• Commonwealth Draws Up Action Plan On Climate Change  

• Russian President Faults U.S. Vote On Pull Out

• Pakistan: Ex-PM Returns, Picks Ticket

• Jordan Gets A New Prime Minister
• Court Upholds Musharraf’s Bid To Rule Again
• 154 Rescued From Sinking Ship

03/12/2007

• Customs Challenged On 48-Hour Goods Clearance

• Voters’ Registration Update Holds January 

• Nigerian Appointed Commonwealth Adviser

• Hand-Over Of Bakassi Unconstitutional Legislature

• UN Envoy Visits Ethiopia’s Ogaden Region

• Mugabe To Attend EU-Africa summit - Report

• Agency Offers Investment Funds To 12 Countries

• North And South Koreas Holds Key Talks

• U.S. And Iraq Agree On Future Talks

6/12/2007

• Nigeria To Adopt Renewable Energy

• Nigerian Leads ECOWAS Troops To Senegal

• New Gas Policy Underway

• 8,000 ECOWAS Refugees Still in Nigeria

• Reversal Of ICJ Judgment On Bakassi Unlikely

• Company Donates Computers To Liberian Interns

• Chad Force Faces New Delay --EU

• UN Douses Concern Over Ogaden

• Namibia: Nujoma Resigns As Head Of SWAPO

• Climate Change Threatens Africa - UN 

• US's Secretary Of State Visits Africa

• Sudan: UN Seeks Access To Darfur 

• British Teacher Released

• President Musharraf Sworn-In For Third Term

• Musharraf Quits Army Post

• Kosovo Mediators Fail To Reach Agreement 

• France: Sarkozy Holds Crisis Talks

• Turkey Plane Crash Claims All 56 Passengers

7/12/2007

• Italian Government Honours NAFDAC DG

• Arik Air Becomes Niger Republic’s Carrier

• Ivorian Child Cocoa Workers Not Slaves - Government

• UN Appeals For More Help For Somalia

• Israel: Two-State Solution, Only Lifeline

10-12-2007

• Gas Flaring Deadline Achievable–Minister

• UK Seeks To Quiz Globacom Chairman

• Condoleezza Rice Visits Ethiopia

• Egypt To Host Fresh Darfur Talks

• Nations Put Forward Positions At Climate Talks

• Climate Summit Holds

• President Putin’s Party In Landslide Win

• OPEC Retains Supply Quota

• The Koreas Hold Economic Talks

11/12/2007

Sports

• Nigeria Honours Samuel Peters, WBC Champion
• Nigeria’s Chrisantus Sign For Hamburg
• Brazil To Host 2014 World Cup Finals
• World Cup Rotation Ends In 2018
   

• Nigerians In South Africa Exhibit Good Conduct

• Suit Against Pfizer Adjourned To February

• UK Lawyers Tampered With Recovered Loot --AGF

• Russians Favour Soviet-Style Economy - Poll

• Nuclear Report A Victory -- Iran 

12-12-2007

• Corruption: Nigeria Blacklists Siemens

• Nigeria Loses N500 Million To Piracy--WIPO

15/12/2007

• Mali Launches Arms Proliferation Programme

• Kenya: Errant Voters Gets Amnesty

• Great Lakes Presidents Meet

• UN Persuading Sudan On Darfur Force

• Niger And Mali Secure Funds For Dams

17/12/2007

• Ex- Delta State Governor Arraigned

• Yar’Adua Visits White House

• Yar'Adua Orders Reopening Of Murder Cases

• Local Content Initiative As A Tool For Vision 2020

• Bakassi: Nigeria Sends Delegation To UN

• Libyan Leader Visits France

• Liberia Clears World Bank Debts

• S. Africa's Violent Crime Rate Drops

• Patience Running Out On Myanmar- UN Scribe

• UN Budgets $3.8 billion For Aid In 2008

• Bali: Australia To Act As 'Climate Bridge'

• Tanker Causes South Korean Worst Spill Ever

• Bali Talks Wind Up

• Russian President Anoints Successor

20/12/2007

• South Africa: ANC Elects Leader

• ANC Forum: Mandela To Be Absent
• Hope Rises For Sudan Peace Talks
• Algeria: U.N. Staff Among Casualty
• Sierra Leone Launches Climate Change Project

• EU To Send Ambassador to AU.

• U.S Rejects Stiff 2020 Greenhouse Goals

• China Launches Campaign Against Pollution

• Economic Council Grants More Funds To States
• Government Unveils New Plans For Water Provision
• Telecoms Investment Hits N180 Billion

21/12/2007

• Nigeria Okays AFRICOM  
• Abia State Benefits From Mega Power Station
• Appeal Court Quashes Public Order Act
• Government Renews Deal With Microsoft
• E-Passport Debuts In Portugal

24/12/07

• Nigerian Senate Set To Review 1999 Constitution
• Nigeria: Ex Governors Fayose, Ibori Remanded In Prison
• Hajj: Nigeria Recorded Births in Saudi Arabia

• ZANU-PF Picks Mugabe To Run Again 
• Chadian Court Sets Date For Child Kidnap Trial
• Cameroonians Flee Equatorial Guinea Violence

• 2 Million Muslims Converge on Mecca For Holy Pilgrimage

• Turkish government Confirms troops incursion in Iraq 

• Russia ships nuclear fuel to Iran

• World Bank Donors Pledge Record Sum

• EU Leaders Sign Landmark Treaty 

• North and South Korea Reconnects Rail Link

26-12-2007

• Nigeria Takes 44 Firms To Dubai Trade Fair
• Nigeria Plans New Curriculum For Science Education
• Nigeria: President Summons Stakeholders Over Council elections
• The W/Africa's Tallest Xmas Tree Unveil in Nigeria

• AU launches advisory panel on conflict prevention
• Commonwealth Observer For Kenyan Elections

• Cuba’s Fidel Castro hints On Retirement 

• Poor countries get $25b to fight poverty

• Donor Pledges Multi Billion  Dollar Aid For Palestine

• UN fails to break Kosovo impasse 

• Solomon Islands Elects  new  Prime Minister

27/12/2007

• Nigerian Muslim Pilgrims Set For Home
• EFCC Begins Probe Of Obasanjo’s Daughter
• Spain To Support Nigeria’s Film Corporation
• Nigeria: Indigenous Company Record Success in Oil Contract  
• Muslims Celebrate Festival of Feast

• Six French Aid Workers On  trial in Chad 
• Liberia Express Appreciation For Debt Cancellation
• Zimbabwe issues new banknotes
• Glo begins operation in Benin Republic
• South.Africa:.Jacob.Zuma.Wins.ANC Election

• EU Expands Border-Free Zone 

• Japan PM to visit China

• Tobacco and Poverty Drive Cancer in Developing World

• Iran Reactor  Plant Opens  In 'Late 2008'

31/12/2007

• Nigeria: 7 States To Benefit Fron Nuclear Energy Plant
• Christmas Celebration Thousands Gathered in Bethlehem
• Nigeria External Reserve Hits All Time High
• Nigeria: EFCC To Arrest More Ex Governor Over Graft

• Chad: Forced Labour For Six French Aid Workers

• UN 4.1 billion dollars 2008 Budget –Africa Favoured

• Burundi Sends Troops To AU

• Commonwealth to Observe Kenya’s General Elections

1-1-2008

• Malaria’s New ‘Bio-Weapon'- Sea cucumber Discovered

• Thai Parties To Form Coalition Government