Kikwete part of AU's Ivory Coast panel

[Baba Sangara]

South Africa part of AU's Ivory Coast panel | News by Country | Reuters

Swali, hivi hii imekaaje?...

Mon Jan 31, 2011 10:54am GMT

ADDIS ABABA Jan 31 (Reuters) - The presidents of South Africa, Tanzania, Mauritania, Burkina Faso and Chad will form a high-level panel tasked with resolving Ivory Coast's leadership dispute, an African Union official said on Monday.

"The chairman of this group will call a meeting this afternoon to discuss a progrmme ... because they have to move, because they have only one month," Noureddine Mezni, spokesman for the AU Commission chairman, told reporters in Ethiopia.

The AU accuses incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo of clinging onto power after being defeated in a December poll by challenger Alassane Ouattara. The AU has said the panel's proposed settlement will be binding on both sides.

(Reporting by Richard Lough; Editing by David Clarke)

 

[GeniusBrain]

Kweli nabii hakubaliki nyumbani , ila kwa wengine anakubalika !

 

[The Khoisan]

Kweli nabii hakubaliki nyumbani , ila kwa wengine anakubalika !

Nabii Kikwete!!!! Jamaa ana kingekewa kwelikweli.......... Mpaka leo huwa nashindwa kuelewa aliwezaje kupenetrate ranks within CCM mpaka akawa mkuu wa nchi.

 

[magessa78]

Msikufuru jamani JK ni NABII wa wapi?!!nabii wa Dowans au ni nabii mikataba mibovu na kuchakachua matokeo?!!

 

[STEIN]

Hapa hakuna jipya maana JK naye ni kama bagbo tu utashi wa viongozi wa CDM ulimsaidia.

 

[Ng'wanangwa]

South Africa part of AU's Ivory Coast panel | News by Country | Reuters

Swali, hivi hii imekaaje?...

Mon Jan 31, 2011 10:54am GMT

ADDIS ABABA Jan 31 (Reuters) - The presidents of South Africa, Tanzania, Mauritania, Burkina Faso and Chad will form a high-level panel tasked with resolving Ivory Coast's leadership dispute, an African Union official said on Monday.

"The chairman of this group will call a meeting this afternoon to discuss a progrmme ... because they have to move, because they have only one month," Noureddine Mezni, spokesman for the AU Commission chairman, told reporters in Ethiopia.

The AU accuses incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo of clinging onto power after being defeated in a December poll by challenger Alassane Ouattara. The AU has said the panel's proposed settlement will be binding on both sides.

(Reporting by Richard Lough; Editing by David Clarke)

kwani inagharimu mawe mamgapi ya dhahabu kuwapa AU?

Rushwa tu hapo, kujisafisha.

 

[kiloni]

Atapeta kama nabii ukiwa na watu waoga wanaomwita NABII. Hivi watz ni watu wa aina gani!!!???
BUT TIME WILL TELL!!!!!!