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Sudan's referendum commission agreed on a key post on Thursday, ending a deadlock which has stalled plans for the January 9 southern vote on independence from the north against which it has fought...
Ethiopia on Thursday rejected criticism of its massive hydropower dam projects and vowed to push ahead with plans to boost its power generating ability from 2 000 MW to 10 000 MW within five years.
Rebel claims that Malaysia's Petronas has stopped oil and gas exploration in Ethiopia are lies and three more firms are in negotiations to start exploration in the country, its Mines Minister said...
Sudan needs structural reforms to broaden its economy and encourage private business to reduce a 46% poverty rate and qualify for relief on its $35-billion external debt, the World Bank's...
Rwanda is considering pulling out all its troops from United Nations (UN) peacekeeping missions, starting with Darfur, after a leaked draft UN report said that Rwandan troops may have committed...
Sudan summoned the European Union (EU) ambassador on Tuesday to protest against an EU statement criticising Kenya for hosting President Omar Hassan al-Bashir last week, Sudanese State media said.
Zimbabwe and China held the eighth session of the Zimbabwe-China Joint Permanent Commission in July 2010. The session ended with both countries pledging to widen and deepen economic cooperation.(2)...
In today's podcast, SA President Jacob Zuma orders government Ministers to return to the negotiating table in order to end the public sector pay strike; Friends of the Earth reports that the demand...