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South Sudan Joint Letter to the UN Security Council
10 July 2016 In response to what appears to be a resumption of all-out conflict in South Sudan over the weekend, Crisis Action supported a coalition of 20 South Sudanese organisations to write a joint public letter to the UN Security …
JMEC Chairman's statement to the Extra-Ordinary Session of the IGAD Council of Ministers on the situation in South Sudan
11 July 2016 The Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (JMEC) for the Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in the Republic of South Sudan has released the statement delivered by the Chairperson of JMEC, H. E. Festus G. Mogae, to …
President Jacob Zuma - Remarks to SA-France Business Forum
The Presidency, in Paris, France, 11 July 2016 President Jacob Zuma On the Occasion of the State Visit to France: Remarks to the SA-France Business Forum *MinistersThe President of MEDEFLeadership of Business Unity South Africa and the …
President Zuma arrives in France for a State Visit
The Presidency, Pretoria, Media Statement, 10 July 2016 President Zuma arrives in France for a State Visit President Jacob Zuma has today, 10 July 2016, arrived in Paris in the French Republic for a State Visit aimed at further advancing …
President Jacob Zuma - Address to the South Africa-India Business Forum
The Presidency, Pretoria, 8 July 2016 President Jacob Zuma Address to the South Africa-India Business Forum Your Excellency Prime Minister of India, Narendra ModiMinisters in attendanceSouth African and Indian Business …
APO News Release - 'Brexit Impact on Africa'
8 July 2016 The short-term implications of Brexit for African economies will be mainly noticeable through market volatility. However, according to Control Risks and NKC African Economics, the longer-term impacts on Africa from Brexit are …
Africa - 8 July 2016
Zimbabwe tense amid national shutdown Tensions still remain high as the national shutdown of public services persists in Zimbabwe. The industrial action by civil servants in Zimbabwe got off to a slow start on Tuesday, with 14 civil …
Zimbabwe - 8 July 2016
Zimbabwe businesses closed during stay-away Zimbabweans stayed at home on Wednesday and foreign banks and most businesses in the capital shut down, in one of the biggest protests against high unemployment, an acute cash shortage and …
Swaziland - 8 July 2016
WFP launches emergency food distribution in Swaziland he World Food Programme has launched emergency food distributions in Swaziland to feed vulnerable people in one of the country’s worst-hit by the recent El Niño weather event, which led …
Madagascar - 8 July 2016
Journalists frown at controversial media draft law A controversial media draft law for Madagascar’s journalists has divided public opinion in the country. Journalist in the country have spent time this week contesting some articles in the …
Western Sahara - 8 July 2016
UN Decolonization Committee to Meet On Western Sahara Soon United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization (Committee of 24) is to hold a special session on Western Sahara shortly, said the agency’s chairman, Rafael Dario Ramirez …
South Sudan - 8 July 2016
South Sudan’s former rebels warn of return to war Former rebels aligned with Vice President Riek Machar on Wednesday accused the South Sudanese government of arrests and killings they said could drag the country back to civil war. “If the …
Sudan - 8 July 2016
Five soldiers killed in South Sudan’s capital Juba Five soldiers were killed and two wounded late on Thursday when forces loyal to President Salva Kir and Vice President Riek Machar clashed in South Sudan’s capital. Lul Ruai Koang, a …
Central African Republic - 8 July 2016
UN rights chief warns of violence re-escalating in Central African Republic The United Nations human rights chief today warned that the security and human rights situation in the Central African Republic (CAR) may be starting to deteriorate …
Somalia - 8 July 2016
AU to withdraw troops from Somalia in 2020 The African Union said it plans to pull its soldiers out of Somalia where they are fighting jihadists by December 2020, according to a statement issued Wednesday. The “exit strategy” formulated by …
DRC - 8 July 2016
UN concerned about DRC violence ahead of polls The UN Security Council has heard that in the absence of political dialogue that results in an inclusive agreement leading to credible elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the country …
AMEC Insights - Tunisian Ennahda's 'second founding'
3 July 2016 Ennahda’s Tenth Congress in May 2016 was a leap of faith into re-endorsing the movement’s historical leadership as well as learning to ‘Tunisify’ its specific brand of Islamism – or whatever is left of it. The stakes are high, …
"Women in Peace-Building: Lessons from South Sudan" co-hosted by SALO and DIRCO- 30 June 2016, Pretoria
On the 30th of June 2016, SALO in partnership with the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO), hosted a workshop entitled, The Role of Women in Peace-building: Lessons from South Sudan. This event highlighted the …
'Brexit Is Bad News for Africa. Period.' by Alex de Waal
27 June 2016 The British diplomatic corps is in a state of shock. Overnight, Great Britain has been reduced to Little England and the country’s global stature has shrunk by a fraction far greater than the economic losses registered on the …
Statement from Minister Lindiwe Zulu on the Impact of Violence on Small Businesses
Department of Small Business Development, Statement, 26 June 2016 Ms Lindiwe Zulu Minister of the Republic for Small Business Development, on Impact of Violence on Small Businesses “I condemn looting of small businesses in Tshwane in the …