[SciDev.Net] The volume of science publishing from Muslim countries has grown in the past decade, but the overall state of research there remains poor, according to a report by the Task Force on Science at the Universities of the Muslim World.
[Key Correspondents] Whenever issues come up in life that are hard to share with family, friends or even health professionals, people in Ethiopia dial three popular digits - 952.
[RFI] The director of the last independent media group in Burundi was called in front of a judge on Monday morning. Short afterwards Antoine Kaburahe left a free man. The news comes as the Burundian capital saw more violence overnight on Sunday.
[The Herald] President Mugabe has said Africa needs another revolution as it lacks complete independence due to the continued exploitation of it's natural resources by the erstwhile masters.
[Addis Fortune] In the case of specialty coffee, lost identity means lost value. And Ethiopia, despite its rich and internationally acclaimed coffee products, has not been able to capitalize on its produce because it has not let its customers verify exactly where it is from.
[News24Wire] OR Tambo International Airport is experiencing delays on inbound and outbound flights due to adverse weather conditions and low visibility, Airports Company South Africa (Acsa) confirmed.
[Deutsche Welle] Europe is reeling from its worst terrorist attack in more than ten years. Comments on social media in Africa - in languages apart from English or French - range from sympathy to barely concealed hostility.
[News24Wire] Residents of Moqhaka Local Municipality in the Free State will be fined R2 000 if they water their gardens during the current drought, said spokesperson Khojane Madiba.
