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Will Kadhafi face justice at the ICC?
15/09/2011 - African news explained

Will Kadhafi face justice at the ICC?

Will Libya's former dictator Moamer Kadhafi be able to travel freely across the African continent without fear of being arrested?

14/09/2011

African press review 14 September 2011

Judging by some of today’s African papers, the continent is still divided over the ousting of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi.

14/09/2011 - South Africa - Libya - report

African Union meets on Libya in Pretoria

South African president Jacob Zuma is hosting the African Union’s high-level panel on Libya in Pretoria on Wednesday.

29/08/2011 - libya

Rebels prepare for final push into Sirte

Nato-backed Libyan rebels are reported to be on the outskirts of Moamer Kadhafi's hometown of Sirte on Monday as they closed in from east and west for the final big battle for full control of ...

25/08/2011

African press review 25 August 2011

Colonel Kadhafi's relationship with Uganda, a campaign to name and shame in Kenya and Eritrea left out in the cold are just some of the stories grabbing headlines in Africa's media.

AU calls for more money for Horn of Africa
25/08/2011 - African news explained

AU calls for more money for Horn of Africa

African leaders are gathering in Addis Ababa to pledge funds to help tackle the food crisis in the Horn of Africa.

24/08/2011

African press review 24 August 2011

Libya takes centre stage in the African press today, with countries like Kenya showing their support for a rebel takeover. Zimbabwe is staying neutral on the subject, but criticises NATO.

23/08/2011

African press review 23 August 2011

Not surprisingly, the events in the Libyan capital Tripoli, where rebels and loyalist forces are fighting for control of the city grab the headlines in the African media.

12/07/2011 - Libya-France

Negotiation possible in Libyan crisis, says France

Libyan and French officials say there is a real chance of negotiating Moamar Kadhafi’s removal from power to bring an end to the stalemate in the four month-old conflict in Libya.

09/07/2011 - Sudan

Tears of joy as South Sudan becomes Africa's newest nation

South Sudan has officially become Africa’s newest nation after parliament speaker James Wani Igga proclaimed the fledgling’s state independence in the capital Juba on Saturday ...

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