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- Release prisoners: US judge
A US judge has ruled for the first time that the Bush Administration has no basis for holding several long-term prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and ordered that five Algerians held there go free. Despite years of litigation, no prisoner at the US
- Gadhafi's son praises Libya-U.S. relations
Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, the eldest son -- and heir apparent -- of Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi, said he'd like to see "shock treatment" democratization in his country, while his father wants a slower pace.
    
- Oil tanker hijackers build up defences in Somalia
Somali pirates have built up their defences around a captured Saudi Arabian super-tanker after reportedly demanding a $US25 million ransom. The Sirius Star, the biggest ship ever hijacked, and its $US100 million cargo of oil was seized on 15 November and
- Legatum Awards $350,000 Prize to African Entrepreneurs
Legatum, a privately owned international investment group, in collaboration with the OTF Group and the S.E.VEN Fund (Social Equity Venture Fund), today announced the winners of the 2008 Legatum Pioneers of Prosperity Africa Awards. The Awards program,
- UN food agency resumes aid operation in Somalia
UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 21 (Xinhua) -- The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has resumed aid operations in northern Somalia after its work was suspended following a string of deadly bomb attacks late last month, according to a press release Saturday.
- Sudan: Stability eludes Darfur border region
The outlook for conflict and security in the Darfur, Chad, Central African Republic border region in 2009. ANALYSIS: During 2008, the conflicts in Sudan, Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR) remained largely separate, reflecting their distinct
- New ETF For Africa
A few months ago BullBearTrader highlighted a U.S. News and World Report interview with Jon Auerback, in which he discussed potential new BRIC-type countries (see the original article, or initial post). In the article Auerback mentions Nigeria, Zimbabwe,
- Experts seek stability in Somalia to check piracy
Dubai, Nov 21 (IANS) The spate of ship hijacks off Somalia not only calls for global naval efforts in the region but also underlines the need to bring stability to that country, say experts. The present situation also offers a good opportunity for
- 'Steps to stabilise Somalia needed along with naval efforts
Dubai, Nov 21 (IANS) The spate of ship hijacks off the coast of Somalia not only calls for joint naval efforts to combat piracy in the region but also offers a good opportunity for regional cooperation in helping stabilise Somalia, say experts. Observers
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