Africanews
The Republic of Rwanda successfully hosted the 27th Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU) under the theme: “2016: Year of Human Rights with a particular focus on the Rights of Women”.
The highlight of the eight-day summit was the launch of the African passport and the continents resolve to fund its own activities in the immediate short term. The failure to elect a new Chairperson of the AU Commission was not much an issue as the Dlamini Zuma presidency was extended till a new leader is elected in january 2017.
We present a compilation of all the stories that we covered over the last few days on the African Union Summit. You are just a click away from the major headlines and the photo stories that we present over the last few days.
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AU chairperson election postponed, majority votes not attained
African passport launched, Idris Deby & Paul Kagame get first copies
Dlamini Zuma officially accepts to stay on as AU Chair till January 2017
[Photos] African first ladies on the sidelines of the AU Summit
AU adopts initiative to set up pan-African centre for disease control
AU’s self-financing decision described as a ‘bit too ambitious’
African Union to implement a new $1.2 Billion tax plan to support its activities
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Building collapse kills 7 in Ethiopian capital
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Botswana rejects controversial UK proposal on asylum-seekers
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Muslim child beaten for allegedly attending church prayers
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UK police arrest three of migrants' deaths in Channel
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Tunisia recovers the bodies of 19 migrants who attempted to cross the Mediterranean to Europe
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Expulsions in Rwanda: genesis of a controversial bill