Month: February 2014

  • Africa

    IGAD special envoys start South Sudan political process, met with released detainees in Nairobi

    Soon after the 24th Extraordinary Session of the IGAD Summit last week in Addis Ababa, the Special Envoys engaged themselves to implement the decisions of the Assembly of IGAD Heads of State and Government. Accordingly, the Special Envoys have sent invitation letters to the two parties in South Sudan on the commencement of the second round of the negotiations on…

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  • Africa

    Ethiopian Airlines appoints Emerald Media as UK PR agency

    As part of its PR efforts, Emerald Media will highlight Addis Ababa as a destination in its own right, but also as an emerging and convenient hub for attractive destinations in Africa and onward long haul destinations on the Ethiopian network As it enters a strong period of growth with new aircraft arrivals and the best inflight product in its…

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  • Africa

    Call for proof of Eritrean Ambassador’s Claim that Swedish journalist is still alive (Feb 04, 2014)

    Eritrea’s Ambassador to Israel, Ambassador Tesfamariam Tekeste, told journalists last week that journalist Dawit Isaac, arrested in Asmara in 2001, was still alive. Dawit, who holds dual Swedish and Eritrean nationality, was arrested on 23 September 2001. He was last seen alive in detention in January 2010. Reporters sans Frontieres have called on the Eritrean government to produce “solid evidence…

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  • Africa

    A Healthier, wealthier Africa

    ZURICH – The BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) have long been the focus of emerging-market investors. But it is in Africa, a region with the world’s second-fastest growth, where the next big business opportunities lie. In about one-third of the continent’s 55 countries, annual GDP growth is above 6%, and Sub-Saharan Africa grew at an estimated 5.1% pace…

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  • Africa

    Author describes ICC a European attempt to re-colonize Africa

    Researcher and author of several books on African affairs, Dr. David Hoile, in his study entitled, ‘The International Criminal Court: Europe’s Guantanamo Bay?’ described the Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) as a new European attempt to re-colonize Africa. “A hundred and twenty years later Europe appears to still be trying to steal both Africa and Africans,” Dr. Hoile wrote in…

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