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Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi dies after illness

By   /  August 21, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  1 Comment

RIP Dictator MELES ZENAWI Continue reading the main story Related Stories Profile: Ethiopian leader Meles Zenawi Ethiopian leader ‘in hospital’ Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has died at the age of 57, state media say, after weeks of speculation about his health. Mr Meles was admitted to hospital in July. The nature of his condition […]

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Somalia: A new parliament but no presidential vote

By   /  August 20, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  Comments Off on Somalia: A new parliament but no presidential vote

Members of a new parliament in Somalia are being sworn in, but there will be no presidential election. The mandate for Somalia’s U.N. mandate ended Monday, the day by which international backers had hoped a new presidential election would be held. But selection of a new, 275-member parliament has lagged behind schedule amid allegations of […]

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US drones kill 10 militants in northwest Pakistan

By   /  August 19, 2012  /  Ethiopia  /  Comments Off on US drones kill 10 militants in northwest Pakistan

American drones fired a flurry of missiles in a Pakistani tribal area bordering Afghanistan Sunday, killing a total of 10 suspected militants, Pakistani officials said. In the first strike, missiles fired from unmanned American spy planes hit two vehicles near the Afghan border, killing at least seven militants, Pakistani intelligence officials said. The strike came […]

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Island authorities denounce attack on tax police

By   /  August 19, 2012  /  Ethiopia  /  Comments Off on Island authorities denounce attack on tax police

Local authorities on the Greek island of Hydra have denounced an attack by a local crowd on tax police after they detained a restaurant owner who did not provide receipts to clients. The Friday incident happened after the inspectors wanted to transport the restaurant owner to Athens, an hour’s ride away by fast boat. They […]

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Lonmin to SAfrica strikers: Work Monday or fired

By   /  August 19, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  Comments Off on Lonmin to SAfrica strikers: Work Monday or fired

Lonmin PLC says striking miners must return to work Monday or face being fired from the platinum mine where rivalry between unions exploded into violence that has killed 44 people in a week. Thirty-four were gunned down by police in one of the worst displays of state violence since apartheid ended in 1994. About 3,000 […]

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Zimbabwe church orders doctor out of the country

By   /  August 19, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  Comments Off on Zimbabwe church orders doctor out of the country

 Associated Press Officials of the Salvation Army in Zimbabwe said Sunday they have given a Canadian doctor 48 hours to leave the southern African nation after he was fired from a mission hospital. Dr. Paul Thistle’s departure was moved forward from Sept. 1 after villagers incited violence at the medical facility on Thursday to demand […]

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Sudanese helicopter crash kills 32

By   /  August 19, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  Comments Off on Sudanese helicopter crash kills 32

A Sudanese helicopter carrying a government delegation crashed in a mountainous southern region on Sunday, killing all 32 people on board including a Cabinet minister, a former presidential adviser, two generals and a TV crew. The delegation was travelling aboard a chartered helicopter to the volatile South Kordofan state to attend prayers on the first […]

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In Somalia, presidential election with few voters

By   /  August 18, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  Comments Off on In Somalia, presidential election with few voters

Somali leaders are on the verge of naming a new parliament that is supposed to elect a president by Monday, but it’s hard to find any ordinary Somalis excited by the political changes: They don’t have the right to vote. Monday marks the end of eight years of rule by a U.N.-backed leadership structure known […]

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Eritrean London Olympics Athlete Seeks Asylum In UK

By   /  August 17, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  1 Comment

True to expectations, at least 4 members including the sole female member of the Eritrean London Olympics athletics team out of a total of not less than a dozen have reportedly sought political asylum in the UK but for personal reasons only one, the flag-bearer of the team, 19-year old Mr. Woynai Gebreslassie has been […]

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The Ethiopian government has suspended the provision of foreign currency.

By   /  August 16, 2012  /  AFRICA  /  Comments Off on The Ethiopian government has suspended the provision of foreign currency.

The Ethiopian government has suspended the provision of foreign currency in a decision that has been linked to the political uncertainties surrounding Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s deteriorating health. A notice to this effect has been issued by the regulator, the National Bank of Ethiopia, to the country’s commercial banks as Addis Ababa also appealed for […]

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