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Aaron Maasho
Playing catch-up, Obama seeks bigger US role in Africa
Article
Aaron Maasho
&
Pascal Fletcher
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3 Aug 2014
Many Africans feel America is lagging behind China and others in its engagement with their continent.
South Sudan’s president, rebel leader sign ceasefire
Africa
Aaron Maasho
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10 May 2014
The ceasefire between South Sudan's government and rebels will end months of violence and see the formation of a transitional government.
South Sudan: Government and rebels agree to ceasefire
Africa
Aaron Maasho
,
Edmund Blair
&
Duncan Miriri
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24 Jan 2014
President Salva Kiir's government and the rebels backing Riek Machar have signed a ceasefire deal, a "critical first step" in peace negotiations.
South Sudan rebels, government start ceasefire talks
Africa
Aaron Maasho
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7 Jan 2014
South Sudan's rebels and a government delegation have begun peace talks in Ethiopia to try end fighting that has killed at least 1 000 people.
South Sudan rebels agree to talks as fighting rages
Africa
Aaron Maasho
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31 Dec 2013
South Sudan's government and rebels have sent delegates to peace talks in Ethiopia but fighting continues as both sides battle for control.
Uganda’s Museveni threatens S Sudan rebel leader with ‘defeat’
Africa
Aaron Maasho
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30 Dec 2013
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni says East African nations have agreed to unite if South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar rejects a ceasefire offer.
Ethiopia on heightened alert for possible al-Shabab attack
Article
Aaron Maasho
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6 Nov 2013
After receiving evidence that al-Shabab is planning attacks in the country, Ethiopia has put its security forces on heightened alert, say officials.
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Zenawi dies in Brussels
Africa
Aaron Maasho
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21 Aug 2012
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has died from a sudden infection while recovering from an undisclosed illness at a hospital in Belgium.
Sudan and South Sudan reach oil deal
Article
Aaron Maasho
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4 Aug 2012
The countries still need to resolve key border security issues to end hostilities, a mediator from the African Union said on Saturday.
Dlamini-Zuma elected to head AU Commission
Africa
Aaron Maasho
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16 Jul 2012
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has won a tightly contested vote to become the new head of the African Union Commission - the first woman to hold the post.
Rival Sudans sign security agreement to defuse tensions
Article
Aaron Maasho
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11 Feb 2012
Sudan and South Sudan signed a security agreement which aims to defuse tensions over oil payments which officials had warned could spark a war.
African states can help each other fend off euro fallout
Article
Aaron Maasho
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30 Jan 2012
The World Bank's vice-president for Africa says states should enhance inter-continental trade to fight off the impact of the eurozone crisis.
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