February 2010 Archive

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf - Crisis
Curfew in Liberia as Religious Turmoil Threatens The Country’s Stability
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf - Crisis The government of Liberia has imposed a curfew in the county of Lofa, in the northern part of the country, after clashes between Christians and Muslims. ...
Frank Timis - confident of a bright future
African Minerals Set to Become the Most Successful Mining Company in Africa
Frank Timis - confident of a bright future Africa is unique in its mining resource potential. The untapped mineral wealth that Africa offers will ultimately define the continent’s economic supremacy and ...
FIFA World Cup - South Africa
South Africa is Not Ready to Host the World Cup – According to FIFA
FIFA World Cup - South Africa It has come to light that South Africa is not ready to host the 2010 World Cup just over three months before the tournament kicks ...
Opposition Leader Alassane Ouattara
The Opposition in Ivory Coast Agrees to Join a Unity Government
Opposition Leader Alassane Ouattara Leaders of Ivory Coast’s opposition party have agreed to join a new unity government. This comes after a standoff that has threatened the country's peace process. ...
EAC Leaders
Ministerial Session Adopts EAC Tourism and Wildlife Management Protocol
EAC Leaders The meeting of the Sectoral Council on Tourism and Wildlife Management came to an end in Arusha, Tanzania with the adoption of the draft Protocol on Tourism and Wildlife ...
A voter casting her vote
Kenya to Start Voters Registration Ahead of Referendum
A voter casting her vote Kenya’s  Interim Independent Electoral Commission of Kenya-IIEC-will  from March 22rd  begin a countrywide voter registration in readiness of the forthcoming National referendum on the draft constitution ...
Amboseli Park
Kenya and Tanzania Conduct Wildlife Census in Greater Amboseli Ecosystem
Amboseli Park The governments of Kenya Tanzania will conduct a joint 5-day wildlife census in the greater Amboseli Ecosystem that stretches along the border of the two EAC nations. Kenya Wildlife ...
Women carrying water in southern sudan
Economy of Southern Sudan Gets Boost From Investors
Women carrying water in southern sudan Southern Sudan’s economy received a boost on Tuesday as members of the Arab League convened in Juba to explore investment potentials with First Vice President Salva Kiir ...
East Africa - Set For Increased Trade
East Africa Common Market Set to Increase Trade in The Region
East Africa - Set For Increased Trade The Ministry of East African Community (MEAC) has asked service professionals in the country to position themselves prior to the roll out of the ...
Jonathan - Still Acting President
Goodluck Jonathan is Still Acting President in Nigeria – as Yar’Adua’s Condition is Kept Secret
Jonathan - Still Acting President As the Nigerian President Umaru Yar’Adua returned home on Wednesday after a three-month absence to receive medical treatment abroad, speculation is still mounting as to his ...
Tony Balir Visits Rokupa Hospital Freetown
Tony Blair visits Rokupa Government Hospital in the East of Freetown – Sierra Leone
Tony Balir Visits Rokupa Hospital Freetown Tony Blair today returned to Sierra Leone this week to review the progress of the Africa Governance Initiative project with President Koroma, with a specific ...

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