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Jean Ping (born 24 November 1942) is a Gabonese diplomat and politician who was the Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union. He was previously the Foreign Minister of Gabon...
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South Africa: Zuma Hits Back As Mining Unrest Spreads
News Source: Africa Headlines | 8 months agoA rousing welcome at a national trades union conference and a belated wage deal at the Marikana platinum mines are the first signs that President Jacob Zuma is fighting back. He has been under fire over his handling of the crisis at Lonmin's platinum -
African Union: Controversial appointment
News Source: The Economist | 10 months agoNkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, South Africa's minister for home affairs, was elected on July 15th to run the commission of the African Union (AU), having eventually won the approval of 37 out of the AU's 54 countries. The pan-African club will continue, as -
Africa: AU Has to Be Relevant to Ordinary Africans
News Source: All Africa | 10 months agoWith greater integration gaining currency across the globe, several questions as to parameters of integrating and its sustainability have been asked. Formed to succeed its loathed predecessor, the OAU, which was synonymous with Africa's dictatorship, -
It's D-Day for new AU chair after prolonged war of nerves
News Source: Daily Nation | 10 months agoRating In Summary Leaders to vote today in Addis Ababa with the results expected tomorrow Since African leaders in January failed to choose between Gabon's Jean Ping and challenger Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in the election of the next chairman of the -
Africa: International Press Institute World Press Freedom Heroes Condemn ...
News Source: All Africa | 1 year agoVienna Twenty international journalists who have been recognised as World Press Freedom Heroes by the Vienna-based International Press Institute (IPI) have condemned the Ethiopian government's decision to jail Eskinder Nega and other journalists on -
Oakland university shooting: Oakland family grieves for young mother of one,...
News Source: Contra Costa Times | 1 year agoThen she drove to Oikos University, where she worked at the front desk. "That's the last time we talked," her mother, Mary Jean Ping said Tuesday at the family's East Oakand home, remembering Sundays picnicking at the park and her daughter's -
AU wants to turn the page with Libya post-Qaddafi
News Source: NOW Lebanon | over 1 year agoThe African Union wants to turn the page in its ties with Libya's new rulers, the head of the AU's executive arm said on Monday on his first visit to the country since the ouster of Moammar Qaddafi. "What I told the authorities firstly is that the -
Ethiopia counts the cost of East Africa's crisis
News Source: The independent | almost 2 years agoSomali children wait outside one of the four refugee camps established along Ethiopia's border with Somalia. Water rations have dropped from 10 litres a day per person to three Since the food crisis began in the Horn of Africa, Somalia and Kenya have
