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Life in an Ethiopian palace full of African leaders
At the Sheraton Addis Ababa, in the Ethiopian capital, Heads of State, diplomats and government officials exchanged pleasantries, talking about issues, as those at diplomatic loggerheads busily avoided each other. Indulging in the padded lobby of the Sheraton Hotel … read more
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn tipped to take over as African Union chair
ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn is slated to take over as the chairperson of the African Union this month, replacing Benin president Boni Yayi as the head of the pan-African bloc, officials said Wednesday. “Ethiopia is going … read more
No Canadian military mission in Mali, Says Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Canada is not considering a direct military mission in Mali, despite concern about al-Qaeda’s growing influence in the country. “The government of Canada is not considering a direct Canadian military mission,” Harper said Tuesday. “Obviously, … read more
President Boni Yayi of the Benin addresses 67th UN General Assembly
African leaders warn UN Assembly of conflicts and crises on their continent African leaders took the podium on the opening day of the 67th United Nations General Assembly’s high-level debate with a focus on the conflicts and humanitarian crises that … read more
Dlamini-Zuma to vie for AU top job again
Addis Ababa – SA says Nkosazana Dlamaini Zuma will vie for the African Union’s top job in the next election after she failed to secure two-thirds of votes needed to become commission chairperson of the bloc. “Nothing stops us from … read more
Dozens of ships fleeing Benin waters due to piracy: navy
A spike in pirate attacks off Benin has forced dozens of ships to steer clear of the West African state’s waters, the head of the country’s navy said of a trend that is likely to hit the its port-heavy tax … read more
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West Africa satisfied with Benin vote
Cotonou – Observers from the west African bloc Ecowas said on Monday that Benin’s presidential vote was mainly free and transparent, but noted organisational problems for the twice-postponed election. “The mission finds that throughout nearly all of the country, the … read more
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Benin protesters demand poll delay again
Cotonou – Protesters blocked roads in Benin’s main city Thursday to demand a second postponement of this weekend’s presidential vote amid allegations that a million people were left off the electoral roll. The protests came as a high-level delegation from … read more
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Benin sets presidential vote date
Cotonou – Presidential elections in the west African nation of Benin will take place on February 27, the presidency said on Tuesday. “The first round of presidential elections will be held on February 27,” it said in a statement. If … read more
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