The Morning Call
The African Union has a new chairman. Egypt’s president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has taken up chairmanship of the 55-member African Union.
Sisi says he will focus on security on the African continent.
The new African Union chairman says that counter- terrorism requires the identification of those who support and finance it and combating them collectively.
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