African leaders who won’t stand down from office

Rwanda will not contribute troops to a peacekeeping mission in neighbouring Burundi, President Paul Kagame said, as he rejected claims his country was arming refugees as rebels.

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Kiss of faith: Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Dar es Salaam, Polycarp Cardinal Pengo kisses the Cross at Good Friday prayers at St. Joseph Cathedral in Dar es Salaam yesterday. PHOTO: TRYPHONE MWEJI. The Evangelical Lutheran Church (ELCT) in ...

Religious leaders in the country have been urged to embrace a common stand when coming up with various documents or utterances on serious matters pertaining to the nation.

The Tanzanian business leader and founder of Infotech Investment Group, Mr Ali Mufuruki,  recently made public his support  for CCM’s John Magufuli for the country’s presidency, a first for business people in East...

>The African Union (AU) deserves applause for standing up to the European Union and choosing Mugabe as First Vice-Chairman of its executive. The AU has greater challenges to face in the context of recolonisation and imperialist domination to control Africa’s resources

Stand United, ambayo imepanda Ligi Kuu msimu ujao imekivunja kikosi cha Toto Afrika baada ya kuwasajili wachezaji wawili wa timu hiyo, Kheri Mohamedi na beki kisiki John Bosco, huku wengine wengi wakiwa njiani kuelekea katika timu hiyo.

This is to provide you with a short synopsis of a meeting held by the DC Mayor’s Office on African Affairs.  As part of recognition of global Diaspora’s week, the DC Mayors’ office on African Affair held a public meeting and panel discussion on investing in Africa, How and Why. Intro- Mayor’s Office On African Affairs is a desk set aside to provide services to the District‘s African residents such as;  ·         Providing  grants to Community Based Organizations ·         Strengthen African...

US President Barack Obama on Tuesday condemned African leaders who refuse to give up power, as he made the first address to the African Union by a US leader.

According to East African Legislative Assembly rules and understandings, the speakership is rotational. As it is, the current Speaker is from Uganda. Her name is Margaret Nantongo Zziwa [in the photo above]. But before her term expires or come to an end, as the document below indicates, her speakership is in danger. Her removal seems to be eminent although she seems to be determined to hold on her seat. Zziwa, was elected in June 2012 for a five year term.
Below is an excerpt of the...