• 15 African leaders sign pact aimed at ending cycle of war

  Sunday 21 November 2004
  By SUKHDEV CHHATBAR DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, Nov 20, 2004 (AP) — Fifteen African leaders signed Saturday a framework agreement that took ten years to reach aimed at ending the cycle of war and dictatorship in central Africa, but U.N. (...)

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• Tanzania ready to host first Great Lakes Region summit

  Sunday 14 November 2004
  DAR ES SALAAM, Nov 13, 2004 (Xinhua) — All preparations have been complete for the first summit of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region on issues of peace, stability, reconstruction and development, the Tanzanian (...)

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• AU rightly rejected Sudan’s bid for presidency - HRW

  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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• VP Taha says South Sudan independence will cause conflicts, disintegration

  Monday 2 August 2010
  August 1, 2010 (KHARTOUM) — Sudan’s 2nd Vice President Ali Osman Taha warned today that the possible independence of the South will create havoc and chaos that was witnessed in countries with similar experiences. Sudan’s 2nd Vice (...)

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• FMs in Great Lakes region focus on disarmament program

  Wednesday 17 November 2004
  By Cheng Zhiliang, Yi Gaochao DAR ES SALAAM, Nov 16, 2004 (Xinhua) — A proposed regional disarmament, demobilization, repatriation, reintegration and resettlement (DDRRR) program triggered intensive and prolonged debate when foreign (...)

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• African secret services plan to create information exchange forum

  Sunday 2 May 2004
  LUANDA, Angola, May 1 (AngolaPress) — The director general of the External Intelligence Services of Angola (SIE), Fernando Garcia Miala, on Thursday, in Luanda, defended the creation of a forum for concert, coodination and exchange of (...)

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• African summit opens, row over whether Sudan can chair

  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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• Africa survives test of diplomacy

  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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• Congo to chair African Union instead of Sudan

  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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• Congo named to head African Union, Sudan in 2007

  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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