News Source: The Globe & Mail
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EDT Kofi Annan, former secretary-general of the United Nations and Nobel Peace Prize winner, shares a moment on stage with former Canadian governor-general Adrienne Clarkson in Ottawa on May 23, 2013. Former United Nations secretary-general Kofi
News Source: All Africa
| 16 hours ago
The activities of this week of celebration will culminate at the Millennium Hall anniversary celebrations on the evening of Saturday 25 May 2013 following the 50th OAU/AU Anniversary Summit earlier in the day...In addition to the Heads of State and
News Source: Open Democracy
| 3 days ago
The social fabric of a group is woven, in the first place, by the efforts of women. After war, the surest way to rebuild society is to protect and empower those who will re-weave the torn social fabric if given half a chance to do so: the women. In
News Source: Africa Headlines
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The eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have driven the global development agenda since September 2000, when Kofi Annan, then Secretary-General of the United Nations, and 191 member states surprised the world by unanimously agreeing and making,
News Source: Daily Nation
| 5 days ago
Only one of the candidates in the last presidential election could be said to be angling for a top position in the yet-to-be completed government of President Uhuru Kenyatta government. Although none has publicly said they are quitting active
News Source: All Africa
| 8 days ago
Cape Town The call for transparency and good governance across Africa is not a new one, but it assumed a new prominence at this month's World Economic Forum (WEA) regional meeting for Africa. In session after session, and in conversations outside
News Source: Salem News
| 8 days ago
Solf's Protection of Civilians Against the Effects of Hostilities Under Customary International Law And Under Protocol 1' (1986) American Presidents need no such accommodation the High Church of the Pentagon's Doctrine is not a just war but Just
News Source: All Africa
| 9 days ago
Africa's commodity boom of the 1970s is singularly remarkable because it failed to deliver economic and social transformation. In a majority of resource rich countries, a tight clique of corrupt politicians and their acolytes controlled natural