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2006 | African Union Summit Khartoum
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Africa’s leaders on Tuesday named Congo to head the African Union and agreed that Sudan would take over the leadership next year, ending a row sparked by Khartoum’s bid to lead the 53-nation body. Liberia’s (...)
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Monday 23 January 2006
Jan 23, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Africa’s leaders began their annual summit Monday in disarray, failing to resolve dissent over Sudan’s bid to chair the 53-state body while it stands accused of complicity in the conflict in Western Darfur. The (...)
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Wednesday 25 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (NEW YORK) — African leaders rightly rejected Sudan’s bid for the African Union’s presidency this year, but should not reward Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir with Africa’s leadership next year as long as the human rights (...)
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Congo is to be named to head the African Union this year and Sudan will take the AU chair in 2007 under a compromise reached overnight at a summit here, a minister told AFP on Tuesday. Denis Sassou Nguesso (...)
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Monday 23 January 2006
Jan 22, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — Sudanese authorities released around 50 delegates from local and international human rights groups after storming their meeting on the sidelines of an African Union summit on Sunday, delegates at the meeting (...)
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Wednesday 25 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — The African Union survived the toughest diplomatic test of its four-year existence Tuesday by settling a leadership row that dominated the Khartoum summit but left many of the continent’s problems by the (...)
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — A special African Union panel will propose on Tuesday Congo Republic should become next head of the 53-nation organisation instead of Sudan after critics said a Sudanese presidency would damage the AU’s (...)
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Tuesday 24 January 2006
Jan 24, 2006 (JOHANNESBURG) — By rejecting Sudan’s bid to head the African Union, African presidents on Tuesday appeared to signal it was no longer business as usual for their peers tainted by poor human rights records. Denis (...)
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Monday 23 January 2006
Jan 22, 2006 (BRAZZAVILLE) — Several heads of state have asked Congo President Denis Sassou Nguesso to take over the chairmanship of the African Union (AU) during an imminent summit in Khartoum, Congo’s prime minister said Sunday. (...)
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Monday 23 January 2006
Jan 23, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — The sixth summit of the 53-member African Union (AU) opened on Monday morning in the Sudanese capital Khartoum, focusing on peace, unity as well as education and culture.
AU chairman, Nigerian President (...)
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