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Aaron Maasho

South Sudan’s president, rebel leader sign ceasefire
Africa
/ 10 May 2014

South Sudan’s president, rebel leader sign ceasefire

The ceasefire between South Sudan’s government and rebels will end months of violence and see the formation of a transitional government.

By Aaron Maasho
South Sudan rebels, government start ceasefire talks
Africa
/ 7 January 2014

South Sudan rebels, government start ceasefire talks

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.

By Aaron Maasho
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Zenawi dies in Brussels
Africa
/ 21 August 2012

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Zenawi dies in Brussels

Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has died from a sudden infection while recovering from an undisclosed illness at a hospital in Belgium.

By Aaron Maasho
Sudan and South Sudan reach oil deal
Article
/ 4 August 2012

Sudan and South Sudan reach oil deal

The countries still need to resolve key border security issues to end hostilities, a mediator from the African Union said on Saturday.

By Aaron Maasho
Dlamini-Zuma elected to head AU Commission
Africa
/ 16 July 2012

Dlamini-Zuma elected to head AU Commission

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.

By Aaron Maasho
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Article
/ 11 February 2012

Rival Sudans sign security agreement to defuse tensions

Sudan and South Sudan signed a security agreement which aims to defuse tensions over oil payments which officials had warned could spark a war.

By Aaron Maasho
African states can help each other fend off euro fallout
Article
/ 30 January 2012

African states can help each other fend off euro fallout

The World Bank’s vice-president for Africa says states should enhance inter-continental trade to fight off the impact of the eurozone crisis.

By Aaron Maasho
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Africa
/ 18 January 2012

Tourists attacked, kidnapped in Ethopia

Four people, including two foreign tourists, have been kidnapped by gunmen, after an attack on a group in Ethopia’s Afar region.

By Aaron Maasho
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Article
/ 29 October 2011

Kenya vows to smash al-Shabaab ‘menace’

Kenya will end its campaign against the al-Shabaab rebels in Somalia when it is satisfied it has stripped the group of its capacity to attack.

By Duncan Miriri and Aaron Maasho
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Article
/ 5 October 2011

SA laments Mogadishu bombings

SA has bemoaned the suicide bomb attack that killed 70 people in Mogadishu, while Somalia’s Prime Minister urged aid workers not to stay away.

By Aaron Maasho
Millions of lives threatened in the Horn of Africa
Africa
/ 12 July 2011

Millions of lives threatened in the Horn of Africa

Across the Horn of Africa, a fierce drought is forcing more than 10-million people to rely on emergency food aid, up from a forecast of six-million.

By Aaron Maasho
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Article
/ 9 July 2011

Somalia faces ‘world’s worst humanitarian disaster’

Rasheed Hassan had to walk out on his son when he fled war in his native Somalia to go to neighbouring Ethiopia.

By Aaron Maasho
Libya calls on AU to join fight against ‘Western colonisers’
Article
/ 26 April 2011

Libya calls on AU to join fight against ‘Western colonisers’

Libya wants the African Union to invoke a mutual defence pact to deal with Western air strikes that seek to "punish Africa … and colonise it again".

By Aaron Maasho
Côte d’Ivoire ‘s Ouattara rejects AU power-sharing call
Article
/ 11 March 2011

Côte d’Ivoire ‘s Ouattara rejects AU power-sharing call

Côte d’Ivoire presidential claimant Allasane Ouattara rejected on Friday an African Union call to share power with defeated president Laurent Gbagbo.

By Aaron Maasho
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Article
/ 31 January 2011

Equatorial Guinea new AU chair

Equatorial Guinea’s President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo replaced Malawi’s leader as African Union chairperson on Sunday.

By Aaron Maasho
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Africa
/ 26 September 2010

Ethiopians want more from sacred Nile waters

While the land where the Nile originates is constantly ravaged by drought, downstream countries get the full benefit of its water.

By Aaron Maasho
‘King of kings’ Gadaffi muscles back into AU
Africa
/ 27 July 2010

‘King of kings’ Gadaffi muscles back into AU

Months after reluctantly handing over the AU presidency, Libya’s Moammar Gadaffi has tried once again to stamp his authority on the body’s agenda.

By Aaron Maasho
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Article
/ 26 May 2008

Ethiopia court sentences ex-dictator Mengistu to death

Ethiopia’s Supreme Court sentenced former dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam to death in his absence on Monday, along with 17 senior officials of his regime, overturning a previous life term on appeal. The court followed the request of the prosecution to toughen the sentence imposed in January 2007 on Mengistu.

By Aaron Maasho

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