The African Union summit will now take place in Addis Ababa after President Joyce Banda of Malawi refused to host the summit if Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir attends.
Malawi's principled refusal to invite Sudan's president to the African Union summit in Malawi put the continental body in an impossible quandary. Their solution was imperfect, but ... read more »
Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, 12 June 2012
Less than a year after Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was officially welcomed to Malawi, he now finds himself persona non grata - thanks to the principled stand of the country's ... read more »
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Hei Banda u're now the target of this crook AU club of head of states.
There move has shown that they are for their self interest and not for the
people - African Solidarity. "U're with us or u're with them"(pressident
Bush Jr.); so, watch out for ur State security is at stake because the good
things they do is promotion of instability in other countries.
Malawi was not making the decision, it was the hand out of $500 Million. As
usual Most poor countries specialy Africa do have a poletical freedom to
make their own decision. Sad as it sounds the leader has to be led as a
blind. God save Africa!!!!
Malawi was not making the decision, it was the hand out of $500 Million. As
usual Most poor countries specialy Africa do not have a poletical freedom
to make their own decision. Sad as it sounds the leader has to be led as a
blind. God save Africa!!!!
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Hei Banda u're now the target of this crook AU club of head of states. There move has shown that they are for their self interest and not for the people - African Solidarity. "U're with us or u're with them"(pressident Bush Jr.); so, watch out for ur State security is at stake because the good things they do is promotion of instability in other countries.
Malawi was not making the decision, it was the hand out of $500 Million. As usual Most poor countries specialy Africa do have a poletical freedom to make their own decision. Sad as it sounds the leader has to be led as a blind. God save Africa!!!!
Malawi was not making the decision, it was the hand out of $500 Million. As usual Most poor countries specialy Africa do not have a poletical freedom to make their own decision. Sad as it sounds the leader has to be led as a blind. God save Africa!!!!
nice decision you have made motherland, I like it.
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