Thousands of Mines Destroyed in Western Sahara
More than 10,000 antipersonnel mines were reportedly destroyed in the Sahrawi-occupied territories since 2005. read more »
Hostilities In Western Sahara May Spark Renewed Violence
The dispute over the Western Sahara has lasted "far too long" , and parties should move swiftly into negotiations amid the rising threat of extremist elements in the Sahel region, says a top United … read more »
Egypt's Judges Vow to 'Escalate' Action Against Decrees
Following a meeting with President Mohamed Mursi, Egyptian judges released a statement denouncing a set of presidential decrees that would increase Mursi's control over the country's legislature. read more »
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The Tunisian Human Rights League warned security authorities against the consequences of the excessive use of force against protesters in Siliana. Read more »
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More than 10,000 antipersonnel mines were reportedly destroyed in the Sahrawi-occupied territories since 2005. Read more »
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Secretary General of the Constitutional Assembly, Amr Darrag, said that the finalisation of the draft constitution is the only solution to ending the demonstrations in Tahrir ... Read more »
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Following a meeting with President Mohamed Mursi, Egyptian judges released a statement denouncing a set of presidential decrees that would increase Mursi's control over the ... Read more »
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In scenes reminiscent of the protests which brought down President Hosni Mubarak last year, Egyptians have returned to the streets to protest President Mohamed Mursi's assertion of ... Read more »
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Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi has issued a declaration preventing anyone from challenging his decrees, laws and decisions - a move rejected as initiating a "new era of ... Read more »
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Police arrested 19 people in scuffles on the anniversary of last November's "Mohamed Mahmoud" clashes where more than 40 people were killed in confrontations with security. Read more »
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The private sector though it's foundation chair, Gideon Badagawa has lauded the government for it's effort to ratify the Comesa Free Trade Area saying it will open up huge markets ... Read more »
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A study published by the Association of Concerned Africa Scholars details how the illicit siphoning of billions of dollars abroad by foreign investors and African leaders has ... Read more »
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Pope Tawadros II offered his condolences to the families of the victims of a train-bus crash in South Cairo that claimed the lives of more than 50 people. Read more »











