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- South Africa: Tshwane Bus Service Suspended (SAnews.gov.za)
- Nigeria: Dana Compensates 14 Families (This Day)
- Liberia: Good Beginning, but ... (New Dawn)
- Angola: Seventy Five People Killed in Road Accidents in Caala (ANGOP)
- Tanzania: Epifania Kazuzuru - a Woman Conquering the Skies (Daily News)
- Uganda: Pioneer Starts Digital Payments (New Vision)
- Zambia: Six Die in Mpulungu Road Accident (Times of Zambia)
- Kenya: CCN Gets New Parking Attendants (The Star)
- Kenya: ERC Sets New Pump Prices (The Star)
- Ethiopia: Is Engineering Precise? (Addis Fortune)
- Ethiopia: Roads Authority Signs 14 Road Projects (Addis Fortune)
- Kenya: Kibaki Revives Road Project (The Star)
- Uganda: Utoda Now Goes for Buses (New Vision)
- Kenya: Two Killed in Sagana Accident (The Star)
- Kenya: Tea Farmers Furious Over China Firm 'Ruining Roads' (The Star)
- Uganda: Transport Sector Lays Growth Prospects (EA Business)
- Uganda: Sport Versus Steel Rims (Independent)
- Kenya: Pump Prices Drop in Nairobi (Capital FM)
- Tanzania: President Pledges On Airstrip (EA Business)
- Nigeria: Arrests Passenger With U.S.$.7 Million At Lagos Airport (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Q1 - Expert Foresees Low Container Volume (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Dana Air Crash - Only 14 Families Received Full Compensation (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Toxic Waste - 'Culprits to Face Life Imprisonment' (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Customs Arrests Hong Kong Bound Passenger With U.S.$767,500 (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Restriction of Mini Bus Operators Commences Today (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Customs Arrests Passenger With U.S.$767,500 (This Day)
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- ECOWAS Sets Up Working Group for Implementation of UN Security Council Resolution On Mali
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