Jolie: War rape key diplomatic issue

Governments will be held to account over ending sexual violence in war zones, Angelina Jolie tells the BBC during a global conference in London.

Motivational speaker Jonathan Ndali says his book The Diplomat in You teaches people how to achieve success.

A four-day summit on sexual violence in war is to begin in London, the culmination of a two-year campaign to raise awareness.

A woman kidnapped as a 14-year-old by the Lord's Resistance Army testifies on the second day of a London summit aimed at ending sexual violence in war.

You never see these things coming. Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta goes to Parliament to make a regular State of the Nation address, and indeed it starts as such. Then he drops the hammer, and asks government officials being investigated for corruption to step aside. Matters would have ended there, and they have done in Kenya and elsewhere in Africa in the past.

>Tanzania will not succeed in its efforts to curb graft unless the public service code of ethics is enshrined in the constitution, members of the defunct Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) observed yesterday.

South Sudan. South Sudanese President Salva Kiir was expected to sign a peace deal yesterday, aimed at ending 20 months of civil war.

Let charity begin at home today and in that regard, we start with an issue from the Sunday, March 2 of edition of the tabloid that’s closely linked to this columnist. On page 3 of the tabloid, there’s a headline that reads thus: Vice President’s SPOUSE counsels on personal development.

Finally, the puzzle on the IPTL, PAP and Tegeta escrow account has been solved in Parliament amid hot debates among MPs.