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AU: memories of hope 50 years ago

The AU is celebrating 50 years of existence this year, since being set up in 1963 in Ethiopia. The body had 32 initial signatory governments.

Chad jets targeted Darfur rebels

Chad's air force has targeted Sudanese rebels along the Darfur border after, a breakaway rebel leader reputedly backed by N'Djamena was killed, the insurgents have charged.

Leaders won't recognise CAR 'president'

African heads of state have decided that it is impossible to recognise rebel chief Michel Djotodia as president of Central African Republic.

Major steps made in Sudan, S Sudan talks

The AU announced major steps had been made in the ongoing peace talks between Sudan and South Sudan over contentious issues.

AU backs military intervention in Mali

AU has endorsed a plan for military intervention to regain control of Mali's desert north from Islamist rebels.

Sudan, S Sudan resume border talks

Former civil war foes Sudan and S Sudan are to resume talks in Ethiopia that mediators hope will produce a deal to secure the joint border.

Clinton focuses on security in East Africa

Peace in Sudan and S Sudan, the hunt for Joseph Kony and African counter-terrorism efforts is US Sec of State Hillary Clinton's agenda.

African leaders divided after AU vote

African leaders were divided over a historic vote that saw the first woman elected to head the AU Commission.

UN, AU reject Mali rebel attempts

The UN Security Council and the AU categorically rejected rebel attempts to divide Mali and called for Guinea-Bissau's military to step down.

Raila seeks EU, US help in battle for Kismayu

Prime Minister Raila Odinga has appealed to the EU and US to help AMISOM wrest the port of Kismayu from Somalia’s Al Shabaab Islamists.

Sudan, S Sudan talks: No deal in sight

Sudan and South Sudan broke off security talks after failing to agree on a demilitarised zone along their disputed border to prevent war.

UN cannot impose upon Sudan: al-Bashir

Neither the UN nor the AU can impose its will on Sudan, President Omar al-Bashir said, after fresh fighting along the border with S Sudan.

Obama invites African leaders to G8 summit

US President Barack Obama has invited the leaders of Benin, Ethiopia, Ghana and Tanzania to take part in a session on food security in Africa at the G8 summit.

Uneasy calm on Sudan-S Sudan border

Sudan and South Sudan's armies are locked in a tense standoff, hours after a UN Security Council ultimatum to end hostilities or face possible sanctions.

Briton linked to rebels in Somalia

A British man has been arrested in the Somalia for suspected links to the Islamist rebel group al-Shabaab, the Amisom and police say.
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