Credibility of Zimbabwe Elections Questioned
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a coalition of 31 non-governmental organisations monitoring polls in the country since 2000, has said that the election was "seriously compromised". But … read more »
Zimbabwe Election 'Devoid of Violence' - AU
The preliminary observer mission report from the African Union has, however, noted several "shortcomings", including voters being turned away from polling stations. read more »
Nigerian Party Leader Apologises to Northern Governors
The national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Bamanga Tukur, has apologised for slamming five northern governors for visiting President Goodluck Jonathan on a trouble-shooting mission. read more »
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Activists, Opposition Slam Zimbabwe Polls ... Kenya's Growing Geothermal Industry Could Power the Nation ... Mali Election Results Delayed Read more »
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Most of the focus in the furious controversy over Zimbabwe's July 31 election, in which President Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF is set to extend its rule to nearly four decades, is on ... Read more »
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With no candidate obtaining over 50 percent of the votes necessary for an outright victory, the government has announced that the presidential election will go to a second round on ... Read more »
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There has been mixed reaction to the launch of the public broadcaster's 24-hour news channel after President Jacob Zuma figured prominantly in its maiden broadcast. Read more »
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In defiance of a call by the interim government for them to disperse, pro-Morsi supporters say they are planning to hold mass rallies and urged security forces not to shoot at ... Read more »
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Tunisia's largest labour union - General Labour Union - says it will be "forced to consider other options" if the Islamist-led government does not resign within a week. Read more »
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Cosatu General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has apologised to his organisation and the country following recent allegations that he raped a colleague. The woman withdrew her complaint ... Read more »
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The preliminary observer mission report from the African Union has, however, noted several "shortcomings", including voters being turned away from polling stations. Read more »
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A new study by the World Food Programme and Swaziland's government has revealed that the country's reliance on international donors hasn't helped avert the reality of chronic food ... Read more »
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The United Nations Mission in South Sudan say it is ready to work with the new Cabinet to tackle the host of challenges facing the world's youngest nation. Read more »









