This week, we’re reading about President Jacob Zuma’s comments about the “triple challenges” that are currently facing South Africa. We’re also reading about a new approach to fighting AIDS on the continent, and we revisit the story of one Lord Lucan, a British curiousity of a celebrity who may have fled to Africa in the 1970s.
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Zuma: Facing South Africa’s Real “Triple Challenges”
Source: Mail and Guardian (South Africa)
Obasanjo Travels to Senegal to Help Diffuse Election Tension
Source: News24 (South Africa)
A Charm Offensive Against AIDS
Source: The New York Times
Africa’s Oceans: Protecting the Sea to Feed Citizens
Source: The Economist
Sudanese Rebels Release Peacekeepers
Source: BBC
Africa Facing a Surge of Secondary School Students
Source: Voice of America
Morocco Marks Its Own “Arab Spring” Anniversary
Source: Independent Online (South Africa)
Did Lord Lucan Flee to Africa?
Source: The Daily Maverick (South Africa)
Mugabe Makes Threats to Reject Zuma Mediation
Source: The Zimbabwe Mail
Togo’s President Calls for Countering Drug and Crime Syndicates
Source: Star Africa
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