AFRICAN foreign ministers worked into the small hours of Sunday to hammer out draft proposals on conflict management, terrorism and economic development to be debated at this week’s Organization of African Unity summit. Some 40 heads of state and government are expected in Algiers for the 35th OAU summit from Monday to Wednesday. Draft documents address the situations in Angola, Burundi, the Comoros, Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone and Somalia. However Africa’s biggest conflict — the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which drew in at least six other countries — was not the subject of a draft resolution, nor the border war between Ethiopia and Eritrea.