The 42nd Ordinary Session of the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights will be held November 14-28, 2007, in the Republic of Congo-Brazzaville.
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Message from H.E. Prof Alpha Oumar Konare, Chairperson of the African Union Commission on the Commemoration of the African Youth Day 2007 under the theme “Partnership between the Youth and public authiorities”.
“I convey my sincere congratulations and my best wishes for Success, Health, Peace and Prosperity to all African Youth within the continent and the Diaspora, on this memorable day of 1st November 2007, a day our youths are celebrating the African Youth Day.
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Africa Agenda (vol 10#3), Editorial - Third World Network
The Africa Union Summit in Accra, Ghana, was touted as a meeting that would determine the way forward for the Union Government of Africa. In the end it wound up just like it did some four decades ago when there was the call for a gradual process towards a united government of Africa. So forty odd years on, with the stark reality that a ’disunited’ Africa is one of the major factors responsible for the dire socio-economic and political situation majority of African countries find themselves in we have not really moved much since the 1960s.
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Chris Khumalo (BuaNews)-South Africa and Ghana have co-sponsored a special resolution seeking to put the issue of traditional leaders on the agenda of the African Union’s multi-lateral institutions.
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