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- We will arrest Al Bashir, Botswana tells AU
African leaders gathered at Sirte in Libya for the African Union summit say that they are against the arresting of Sudanese President Al Bashir's, saying the move will not bring peace to the troubled country. A draft resolution proposes that the AU not
- Leaders discuss new mandate for Somali force
Sirte, Libya - African leaders will consider a resolution on Friday to give African Union peacekeepers in Somalia a mandate to do more than just defend themselves from attacks by hardline rebels. At the moment, the 4 300 troops from Uganda and Burundi in
- African leaders reach a compromise
Sirte, Libya - African leaders reached a compromise early on Friday on the powers of a new regional Authority that will coordinate key policies but have little power to act without a mandate from member states. In lengthy and often heated talks, Libyan
- Punj Lloyd bags three contracts from Libya
NEW DELHI: Leading engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company Punj Lloyd has announced that it had bagged three new major contracts valued at Rs. 1,873.18 crore ($387.08 million) in Libya. The contract includes designing, procurement,
- Emir attends African Union meeting
Sirt, Libya: The Emir H H Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani yesterday attended the opening session of the 13th African Union Conference, held in the Libyan city of Sirt. Addressing the Conference's opening session, the Emir underlined that the Arab world
- Ending Tensions Between Ghana And The Gambia
In a statement issued by his spokesperson, Mr. Ban applauded the two African countries for their commitment to settle the differences between them in a peaceful and negotiated manner. The Gambia and Ghana signed a Joint Communiqu? today in Sirte, Libya,
- Ethiopia Downplays Somali Rebel Threat
Ethiopia has dismissed a declaration of war by an official of a radical rebel group in neighboring Somalia, saying it appears to be an empty threat. But, African leaders at a summit in Libya are seriously concerned by reports that foreign Islamic
- Gaddafi proposes new African summit in September
Print E-mail SIRTE, LIBYA - Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi on Friday proposed hosting a special African Union summit in early September, to coincide with the 40th anniversary of his rise to power, an AU official said. Gaddafi, who heads the African Union
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AFP - Peacekeepers in Somalia and the war crimes warrant for Sudan's president dominated the final day of an African Union summit Friday, after a late-night compromise on a new regional Authority.
AFP - The African Union has decided not to cooperate with a war crimes warrant against Sudan President Omar al-Beshir and again appealed to the United Nations to delay the case, delegates said Friday.
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