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Libyan Old Guards blocking Gaddaffi's liberal son take over

Un Chief lambasts "unconstitutional" power changes in Africa

saif_al_islam_gaddaffiAs Libya titters about who should ascend to the powerful position and eventually become the leader of the Oil reach nation which has seen no leadership change in the last 42 years the Un secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has expressed concern about the "unconstitutional" and "Constitutional manipulation as a way to grab power. 

Libya's powerful old guard appears to be holding up the appointment of Muammar Gaddafi's western-leaning son to a top government role, leaving prospects for reform in the north African country as murky as ever.
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South Sudan on Verge of unprecedented violence –Aid agencies
Written by Agencies   
Sunday, 10 January 2010 01:45

Talk of war again is irresponsible -Sudan Government

JUBA/NAIROBI/KAMPALA, 7 January 2010 (Agencies) - The sudan government has dismissed warnings from aid groups and activists that it was sliding back to war, as it marked the fifth anniversary of a faltering peace deal with the south and prepared for two divisive votes as irresponsible. Several aid agencies in the region however maintain that violence in Southern Sudan continues to escalate, with the latest incident claiming 140 lives. The 10 aid agencies called for urgent international intervention to prevent a return to war between the north and south.

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Kenya Diaspora Voting rights assured
Written by Emmanuel Ssensulike   
Sunday, 27 December 2009 20:50

“KENYAN DIASPORA VOTING RIGHTS ARE GAURANTEED” -AMBASSODOR PETER OGEGO

peter_ogegoPeter Ogego, Kenya's ambassador to the United States had a candid conversation with crested Journal's Managing Editor, Emmanuel Ssensulike. During the Conversation the ambassador who was visiting Kenyan's in Northern California made several revelations regarding the political developments in Kenya. Crested Journal brings excerpts from the Conversation.

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Political View
Written by Vernon Tugumizemu   
Sunday, 27 December 2009 20:10

DID UGANDA REALY BENEFIT FROM CHOGM ALTOGETHER?

vernon_tugumizemuBy Tugumizemu Vernon

The president recently handed the CHOGM chairmanship to Trinidad and Tobago, but should credit our selves to have benefited in the lucrative international event that took almost billions of money: and so two years after more than Shs400bn was spent to host the Chogm summit in Kampala , most of the infrastructure that was meant to improve has either, instead, crumbled, necessitating repair or simply become non-functional.

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