South Africa's presidency has issued a detailed manifesto for Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma to lead the African Union's secretariat. This follows a scathing attack in which, Jean Ping, dismissed reports that he may withdraw from the race to retain his position, saying he will fight to stay "until the very end."
Good news for Southern Africa and the women folks, well done Madam
Nkosazana. Please draw energy from the women of the region and be assured
of our support.
The presidency fired another shot on Friday in support of Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in the race for the position of chair of the African Union.
Press Statement by Dr. Jean Ping, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, in response to an article titled, "At Last, SA may get its woman into AU post," published in The Sunday Times of South Africa, on Sunday, 8 July 2012:
Institute for Security Studies (Tshwane/Pretoria), 10 July 2012
On July 16, the African Union (AU) Assembly will seek to elect a Chairperson of the AU Commission. This will be the second attempt at this by African leaders after their initial attempt during the last Summit in January 2012 ended in a deadlock.
WHO ARE THOSE WHPO ELECTED THIS LEADERS?
TO REPRESENT GREAT AFRICA IN THE OAU?
JEAN PING IS A FRENCH MAN , WHO HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OOF AFRICA. THE
FRENCH AND THE WEST MANIPULATE THIS LEADERS INTO HAVING EU FUNDING
IT, HENCE OAU BECAME A FOOT STOOL OF AFRICAN PEOPLE
Focus On: AU Summit Chairperson Battle Turns Bitter
, Fri 13 Jul, 02:29 pm
South Africa's presidency has issued a detailed manifesto for Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma to lead the African Union's secretariat. This follows a scathing attack in which, Jean Ping, dismissed reports that he may withdraw from the race to retain his position, saying he will fight to stay "until the very end."
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Good news for Southern Africa and the women folks, well done Madam Nkosazana. Please draw energy from the women of the region and be assured of our support.
Africa: Presidency Lobbies for Dlamini-Zuma
South African Press Association, 13 July 2012
The presidency fired another shot on Friday in support of Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in the race for the position of chair of the African Union.
Isn't it curious President Zuma is keeping faith with his wife nay ex-wife?
Africa: African Union Commission Chairpersonship
South African Government (Pretoria), 13 July 2012
A statement issued by the Mac Maharaj, spokesperson for President Jacob Zuma:
Africa: Press Statement By Dr. Jean Ping, Chairperson of the African Union Commission
African Union (Addis Ababa), 11 July 2012
Press Statement by Dr. Jean Ping, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, in response to an article titled, "At Last, SA may get its woman into AU post," published in The Sunday Times of South Africa, on Sunday, 8 July 2012:
Africa: The 19th African Union Summit - a Call for Compromise
Institute for Security Studies (Tshwane/Pretoria), 10 July 2012
On July 16, the African Union (AU) Assembly will seek to elect a Chairperson of the AU Commission. This will be the second attempt at this by African leaders after their initial attempt during the last Summit in January 2012 ended in a deadlock.
WHO ARE THOSE WHPO ELECTED THIS LEADERS? TO REPRESENT GREAT AFRICA IN THE OAU? JEAN PING IS A FRENCH MAN , WHO HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OOF AFRICA. THE FRENCH AND THE WEST MANIPULATE THIS LEADERS INTO HAVING EU FUNDING IT, HENCE OAU BECAME A FOOT STOOL OF AFRICAN PEOPLE