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Malawi to assume AU presidency
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Author: Aljazeera News
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Date Written: 8 February 2010
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: Aljazeera and agencies
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Secondary Category:
Southern Region
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Source URL:
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa
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Key Words: Malawi, AU, presidency,
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Summary & Comment:
The president of Malawi will assume the rotating presidency of the African Union. "The time has come for Africa to develop Africa," Mutharika said in his acceptance speech. The UN chief cautioned States to "guard against the manipulation of established processes to retain power." DN
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Another great African dream has vanished with NEPAD
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Author: J. Okungu, Kampala; A.Ashine, Addis Ababa
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Date Written: 8 February 2010
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: New Vision & Daily Nation
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Secondary Category:
Africa General
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Source URL:
http://www.ukzn.ac.za
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Key Words: NEPAD, dissolved, African dream,
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Summary & Comment:
African Union leaders have approved the establishment of the NEPAD Planning and Coordinating Agency to replace NEPAD. It seems that the dissolution of NEPAD follows sharp criticism: that NEPAD could not deliver a single project during the whole last decade. DN
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AfriMAP and Oxfam launch guide to the African Union
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Author: AfriMAP, Addis Ababa
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Date Written: 27 January 2010
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: Open Society Institute & Oxfam International
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Secondary Category:
Africa General
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Source URL:
http://www.afrimap.org
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Key Words: AU, guide, AfriMAP, Oxfam, civil society, participation,
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Summary & Comment:
Le français suit. A new guide on the Pan African organization declares the African Union must be accessible to its citizens. L'Union africaine devrait renforcer la participation populaire selon le nouveau guide des organisations panafricaines. DN
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Obama’s national security policy towards Africa: The first year
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Author: Daniel Volman
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Date Written: 20 January 2010
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: Pambazuka News 466
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Secondary Category:
Africa General
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Source URL:
http://www.pambazuka.org
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Key Words: Obama, national security policy, AFRICOM,
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Summary & Comment:
US President Obama is maintaining the militarised action in Africa of his predecessors over the past decade. Believing in a global war on terror and pragmatic political concerns to retain oil supplies, his approach to Africa is to assert US military might there. DN
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Guinea-Conakry: Commission of the African Union report
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Author: Communique, Jean Ping
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Date Written: 18 January 2010
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: Africa Press Organisation
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Secondary Category:
Western Region
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Source URL:
http://appablog.wordpress.com
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Key Words: Guinea-Conakry, peace and security, democracy
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Summary & Comment:
In this communique, the Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union welcomes the positive evolution of the situation in Guinea and the progress made towards ending the crisis in the country. He reiterates the AU’s support for the crisis’ mediator, President Blaise Compaore, and salutes the Agreement signed in Ouagadougou on 15 January 2010. . . .
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AU declares 2010 Year of Peace and Security
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Author: Yves Niyiragira
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Date Written: 12 January 2010
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: AU Monitor
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Secondary Category:
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Source URL:
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Key Words: AU, African Year of Peace,
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Summary & Comment:
The Year of Peace and Security is an opportunity for African people, leaders, and institutions to review current efforts at peace in partnership with the international community. DN
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The African Union: Challenges of globalization, security, and governance
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Author: Samuel Makinda & Wafula Okumu
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Date Written: 17 December 2009
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Primary Category:
AU/NEPAD
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Document Origin: Action Focus via Amazon
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Secondary Category:
Africa General
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Source URL:
http://www.amazon.org
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Key Words: African Union, governance, security, globalization, progress
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Summary & Comment:
A much needed book by two exprienced African writers. It covers the development from the OAU, and the current plans within the AU, and ideas on what further steps are needed to implement them. Jk
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