May 24

• Sudan Says AU to Agree On Mass Withdrawal From ICC

  Sudan Tribune

  The African Union summit in Addis Ababa will adopt a resolution endorsing an en masse withdrawal of its members from the International Criminal Court (ICC), a senior Sudanese... Read more »

• Whither African Souls, Minds 50 Years On? [column]

  New Era

  "FROM now on, there's a new African in the world, and that new African is ready to fight his own battle and show that after all the black man is capable of managing his own... Read more »

• Bravo Kikwete for Employing Expatriate Basketball Coach

  Daily News

  THE government has confirmed that President Jakaya Kikwete has agreed to pay the salary of national basketball team coach Albert Sokaitis from the United States of America. Read more »

• Good Luck Ded's Goody, Galikunga

  Daily News

  SERENGETI District Council has been privileged of getting hard working and innovative District Executive Directors (DED's) determined to speed up social and economic development in... Read more »

• Change With Stability and Continuity - a Political Homework. Part Xiv [column]

  New Times

  A number of readers questioned what part of national systems I consider abnormal so much so that, if we got our homework wrong, our country would incur costs undefined and... Read more »

• Local Mediators Are More Empowered - Karugarama

  New Times

  The Government has boosted the capacity of community mediators (Abunzi) to solve socio-economic disputes in local communities and reduce court backlogs, the Minister for Justice,... Read more »

• Rwanda Day, London 2013

  New Times

  Late Engineer George Coles must be turning in his place of repose, as we speak. Among his wildest imaginations, he never thought that his creation would give its soul to Rwanda.... Read more »

• President Discusses Bilateral Relations With Qatari Premier

  Aswat Masriya

  President Mohamed Mursi met with Qatari Premier and Foreign Minister Hamad Bin Jassim on Thursday to discuss bilateral relations between the countries and ways to develop them. Read more »

• Fiscal Decentralisation Playing Catch-Up in Devolution [opinion]

  Capital FM

  Kenya's political scene in the 1990's and first decade of the 2000's was a time of agitation for change in all spheres of government operations, specifically the need for good... Read more »

• President Hassan Calls for Unity Within the Govt

  Shabelle

  the president of the federal republic of Somalia Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has urged parliamentarians, top officials and government organs to unite and corporate towards one goal. Read more »

• Progress in Recovering Stolen Assets in Switzerland - BCT Governor

  Tunis Afrique Presse

  Procedures to recover a good part of the stolen assets and placed in Switzerland which are worth 60 million Swiss franc (10 francs = 16.972 dinars) are in progress, according to... Read more »

• Sapele Agog for Delta Gov's Cup Losers' Final

  This Day

  The city of Sapele will Friday have a taste of the Delta State's Governor's Cup when the third place match is decided at 2pm this afternoon. Read more »

• Nation, Libya Will to Vitalise Bilateral Agreements in Matters of Vocational Training

  Tunis Afrique Presse

  Tunisia and Libya expressed, on Thursday, a joint will to vitalise the bilateral agreements in matters of vocational training. Read more »

• Women Council Urges State to Pay Medical Expenses for Harassment Victims

  Aswat Masriya

  Head of Egypt's National Council for Women urged the state to pay the medical treatment expenses for violence and sexual harassment victims. Read more »

• Nation Mobilises 4 Million Dinars for Information Technology Security

  Tunis Afrique Presse

  "Tunisia mobilised some 4 million dinars for information technology security," Information Technology and Communication Minister Mongi Marzoug said. Read more »

• Haica Skeptical About Draft Constitution Articles 121 and 119

  Tunis Afrique Presse

  Members of the Independent High Authority of Audiovisual Communication (HAICA) voiced skepticism on Thursday about articles 121 and 119 of the draft Constitution. Read more »

• Mauritanian Social Democratic Harmony Party Confirms That Stability of the Region Depends On Resolving Sahrawi Issue

  SPS

  The head of the Mauritanian Social Democratic harmony Party dlegation, Mr. Sidi Mohamed Abdeen confirmed that "any solution does not satisfy the Sahrawi people will make the region... Read more »

• Working Session in Carthage Focuses On Development Projects in Siliana

  Tunis Afrique Presse

  The monitoring of development projects in the Governorate of Siliana and ways to speed up their implementation were at the centre of a working session that Caretaker President... Read more »

• Joint Efforts Needed to Mitigate Climate Change

  New Times

  Combating climate change effects should be integrated into every ministerial agenda and not left to the Ministry of Natural Resources (Minirena) alone, the Natural Resources... Read more »

• African Union Adopts Report On Situation in Western Sahara

  SPS

  The member states of African Union Executive Council adopted during their 23rd ordinary session, which opened Wednesday in Addis Ababa, a report on the situation in Western Sahara. Read more »

• The African Union At 50 [column]

  Namibian

  AFRICA Day will be celebrated across the continent on 25 May. This has become a kind of an annual ritual. I say ritual here because nothing seems to change - which is the... Read more »

• President Al-Bashir to Participate in Extraordinary and Ordinary African Summit

  SNA

  President of the Republic, Field Marshal Omer Al-Bashir, would leave Friday for the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, to participate at the Extraordinary Summit marking the African... Read more »

• 2014 - Osun Politicians Cautioned Against Do-or-Die - Politics

  Daily Trust

  Politicians in Osun State have been cautioned against desperation while canvassing for votes in the 2014 governorship election in the state. Chairman of the Yoruba Alliance Group... Read more »

• PDM Inaugurates National Caucus Ahead 2015

  Daily Trust

  The rejuvenated Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM) yesterday inaugurated a new national caucus in Abuja with a view to confronting future political challenges leading to the 2015... Read more »

• Debts of Former Election Body Amount to 7 Million Dinars - Court of Auditors

  Tunis Afrique Presse

  Debts of the former Independent Higher Authority for Elections (IHAE), which had overseen the October 23, 2011 elections, have reached over 7 million dinars. Expenses totalled 42.2... Read more »