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Woman stabs lover 5 times during sex

Posted by admin African Union (AU), Headlines Sunday, May 6th, 2018

Woman stabs lover 5 times during sex A teen mom Zoe Adams will spend about 12 years of her life in a UK jail after she stabbed her lover five times while they were having sex. Zoe Adams, 19, dressed in clown makeup and put a pillow over Kieran Bewick’s head “to make it kinkier.” […]

Has AU isolated West Africa?

Posted by admin Africa & World Politics, African Union (AU), Headlines Tuesday, September 16th, 2014

• People rush to line up at the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare seeking work from the anticipated Ebola related jobs in Liberia…on Tuesday. | credits: Washington Post Is West Africa still a part of the African Union? That is the question in the minds of individuals and stakeholders who have observed the AU’s silence in the wake […]

Again, hope dims for Eco’s takeoff in 2015

Posted by admin Africa & World Politics, African Union (AU), Headlines Tuesday, January 15th, 2013

THE take off date of the common currency in the West African Region, the Eco, may again be shifted from the planned January 2015 if presentations by the Nigerian government, the West African Monitoring Institute (WAMI), the West African Monetary Authority (WAMA) and the ECOWAS Commission Monday at the 34th meeting of the Technical Committee […]

African Union urges Gambia to stop prisoner executions

Posted by admin Africa & World Politics, African Union (AU) Friday, August 24th, 2012

The African Union has asked Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh to renounce plans to execute all death row prisoners next month. Mr Jammeh made the comment during a speech he gave to celebrate the Muslim festival of Eid. A Gambian pressure group says many of the 47 death row inmates are political prisoners or have faced […]

Force inevitable if Mali talks fail, says Nigeria

Posted by admin Africa & World Politics, African Union (AU), ECOWAS, Latest Politics, United Nations Thursday, August 23rd, 2012

ENT Goodluck Jonathan yesterday warned that regional troops would definitely intervene in the occupied area if negotiations with extremists in Mali failed to yield a solution. This came days after Mali’s new Foreign Minister Tieman Coulibaly said that winning back the Islamist-occupied north was the top priority of a unity government which was formed on […]