Zimbabwe - United Kingdom
Mugabe has described the commonwealth as "the Queen’s tea party"
Zimbabwe could bounce back to the Commonwealth family as the grouping would next week in Johannesburg hold a roundtable meeting to drum up humanitarian aid for the country. Mugabe has in the past described the grouping as “the Queen’s tea party”. The three-day meeting begins on Tuesday.


Morocco - Western Sahara
Christopher Ross is using regional integration as basis for negotiations
The United Nations envoy for Western Sahara, Christopher Ross has completed his visit to the Arab Maghreb on a note of optimism after several meetings with officials from (...)

Congo
Fraud hangs in the air even before elections are held
With two weeks to presidential elections in Congo-Brazzaville, fear of civil unrest and societal breakdown has gripped the country’s population as opposition political (...)

Zimbabwe
For Zimbabwe, I Say ‘Yes’ To ‘Sanctions’
Many Africans and some Zimbabweans, including Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara, who argue vehemently against continued international political restrictions on Zimbabwe, (...)


Niger President defies all to remain in power

Zimbabweans abandon banks after Gono’s disastrous policies

Ethiopia: Indian bank to open African office in Addis

US-Ghana partnership examined ahead of Obama’s visit

Southern Sudan disputes census: Presidential elections postponed

AU Summit: Gaddafi wants his "African Government" now!

events
Students & Young Professionals African Liberty Academy 2009
Between 60 and 70 students and young professionals will be selected from an applicant pool that typically numbers in the hundreds. It will be an ultra competitive and highly selective process, and the fee of just GHC70 will ensure that interest will far exceed available spots on offer. You must put some effort into preparing a good application that captures the essences of your curiosity, dedication to change in Africa, and promise of leadership.

articles by category

Editorials
Climate change: Tough choice for the US ahead of Copenhagen 2009
Bongo’s France-Afrique legacy and Jean Ping’s dilemma
Gabon: Omar Bongo is dead, long live France-Afrique?

Society
Western Sahara: UN envoy optimistic despite unflinching positions of Morocco and Sahraouis
Commonwealth to drum up aid for Zimbabwe
Congo-Brazzaville: Fear of civil unrest ahead of elections

Economics
Zimbabweans abandon banks after Gono’s disastrous policies
Ethiopia: Indian bank to open African office in Addis
Japan and China in Botswana follow French example in Niger?

Internet
Approaching Internet explosion to redefine Africa’s place
Shocking Spanish police maltreatment of African immigrant caught on film
Ethiopia: Microsoft software application soon in Amharic

Arts & entertainment
Michael Jackson and his African affairs
African film industry: Nigerian television sets precedence
Morocco: "Mawazine Festival", Music and Tolerance

Sports
Olympique de Marseille pays homage to sacked president Pape Diouf
South Africa: Bafana Bafana’s blackmail embarrasses Confederations Cup organisers
South African revenue services to tax all footballers participating in the Fifa Confederations Cup

Discovering
US-Ghana partnership examined ahead of Obama’s visit
Lessons on Malaria control from The Gambia
Tuberculosis affecting millions as cases double

Rejoinder
ICC and Omar Bashir no friends of Ethiopia...
Protectionism marks doomsday for Globalisation ?
Response - Downsizing Government in Ghana

Opinion editorial
A contemptible service industry for SA 2010 World Cup
Will Tsvangirai’s unlucky number define his success?
The Obama effect and the African-American youth

Opposite editorial
Sanctionless Zimbabwe or Harrods shopping sprees for Mrs. Mugabe?
Kenyan victims of British torture camps seek reparations
Two months of grace for Nigerian militants

 
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