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African Union Election Observers to be Deployed in Zambia
Election observers from the African Union (AU) are to be deployed in Zambia to witness the country’s parliamentary and presidential elections on September 20, the AU has announced on Wednesday.
AU Commission to Discuss the Creation of a Union Government Based on the Accra Declaration
African ministers will discuss the September 1999 Sirte Declaration and the July 2007 Accra Declaration for the integration of the continent, the African Union (AU) Commission told APA in Addis Ababa adding that the event will be held from September 5...
South Sudan Becomes 54th Member State of the African Union
South Sudan on Monday became the 54th member state of the African Union (AU) Commission and raised its flag at the commission with a special ceremony.
South Sudan Becomes the 54th Member of the African Union
The African Union Commission has released a statement formally welcoming South Sudan as the 54th member of the continental body.
African Union Dispatches 40 Election Observers to Nigeria
The African Union (AU) Commission has dispatched a 40-member electoral observer mission to Nigeria which is about to begin National Assembly and presidential elections respectively.
Laurent Gbagbo And Alassane Ouattara Invited to the Next High-level African Union Panel
The two main protagonists in the post-election standoff in Ivory Coast may meet face to face in the coming days at the behest of the African Union.
President Teodoro Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea Elected African Union Chairman
President Teodoro Obiang Nguema of Equatorial Guinea has been elected as new chairman of the African Union (AU) for a one-year term, taking over from Malawian leader Bingu Wa Mutharika. How People Arrived Here: equatorial guinea elections observers
African Union Summit Begins in Ethiopian Capital
The 16th ordinary session of the African Union summitbegan on Sunday in Addis Ababa in the presence of dozens of African and world leaders, including French president Nicolas Sarkozy and United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon.
