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- Gaddafi mulls African unity referendum
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on Friday raised the possibility of a referendum across Africa on his dream of a ?US of Africa?, at the end of a regional summit. ?If we organise a referendum on African unity in a single state... we would win 100%,? Gaddafi
- Search on for abducted aid workers in Darfur
Reuters/Khartoum Sudanese security services were searching yesterday for two kidnapped female aid workers, one Ugandan and one Irish, taken from their compound in Darfur, said Irish humanitarian group Goal which employs the women. Armed men seized the
- Egypt economy grew 4.7% in Q3 2008/09
Egypt?s economy grew around an annualised 4.7% in the third quarter of the 2008/2009 (July/June) fiscal year, state news agency Mena reported yesterday, citing a finance ministry report. The figure compared with 4.2% in the second quarter of the same
- Captain Hassan insists Egypt can qualify
Egypt captain Ahmed Hassan knows that only maximum points will take his team to the World Cup. Latest Football: Captain Ahmed Hassan insists struggling Egypt can reach the 2010 World Cup in South Africa ahead of a crucial qualifier against Rwanda in
- Emaar shuts office over Algerian projects delay
DUBAI: Dubai's Emaar Properties has closed its office in Algeria due to a lack of progress on its projects in the North African country, the company said yesterday. 'Emaar created designs for key developments in the country and the master plans were
- Gunmen abduct two aid workers in Darfur
(KHARTOUM) ? Unknown armed men kidnapped on Friday two female aid workers belonging to an Irish nongovernmental organization in the troubled Sudanese province. The two Irish and Ugandan women who are working with GOAL have been captured from their
- Speculation that Egypt will dissolve parliament
Nadia Abou el Magd, Foreign Correspondent CAIRO // Speculation is growing in Egypt that parliament will be dissolved this summer as a means to remove the Muslim Brotherhood from political power and to ease the path for the president?s son to inherit
- WITNESS-Battling to borrow money in sanctions-hit Sudan
By Andrew Heavens KHARTOUM, July 5 (Reuters) - The United States achieved at least three things when it stepped up economic sanctions on Sudan: it banned most trade between the two countries, froze Sudanese assets and closed the door on my British
- Mega pan-African festival kicks off in Algeria
7:49 am After deal on African Authority, summit mulls Sudan warrant July 4, 2009, 2:53 am Africa refuses to act on Sudan war crimes warrant July 4, 2009, 12:24 pm Botched circumcisions kill African teens July 4, 2009, 2:00 pm Sri Lanka's Vaas to quit
- 'Lost boy' who fled Sudan tells of his 4,000-mile trek
The Observer, By the age of 18 he had travelled more than 4,000 miles, crossing eight African borders without a passport - a lone boy living on his wits and depending on the kindness of strangers. Now Aher Arop Bol sells sweets and cigarettes under a
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