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Zuma pushes for change at the UN
President Jacob Zuma says the UN should be working more closely with regional groupings.
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Durban honours Dlamini-Zuma
Durban are hosting a parade for Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in the city centre.
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Bashir turns down AU invitation
Sudan’s president Omar Hassan al-Bashir declines an invitation from the AU to attend its summit.
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Dlamini-Zuma applauded for AU appointment
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is the first woman and the first Southern African official to occupy the position.
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A victory for SA diplomacy
Khadija Patel talks about Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma's appointment as AU Chair.
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Sudans commit to talks
AU leaders fleshed out a plan for military intervention in northern Mali.
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Mali 'terrorist' haven threatens Africa: leaders
African leaders on Saturday pondered political and military strategies aimed at reuniting northern Mali.
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Banda gives AU Summit a miss
Malawi President Joyce Banda excuses herself from African Union summit following tensions
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'Depts performing well'
Collins Chabane said government dept surveyed were all performing to a high standard.
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AU requests UN mandate on Mali
AU Commission Chairperson Jean Ping says they need UN help on the Mali matter.
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AU ready to move summit - Malawi
The AU is set to move its summit from Malawi over the Omar al-Bashir saga.
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Sudan asks AU to move summit
Sudan wants the AU Summit relocated after Malawi tries to block President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
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AU troops secure Somali aid corridor
The AU and Somali government troops secured an aid corridor between Mogadishu and Afgoye.
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Chikane marks Africa Day
Former presidency director-general Frank Chikane said Africans needed to be liberated from foreign domination.
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Sudan talks to resume
Sudan has agreed to restart talks with South Sudan to end hostilities and settle unresolved disputes.
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WC prepares for Africa Day
The Western Cape government said it wanted to strengthen its relationship with other African countries.
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Ethiopians protest outside AU Summit
Ethiopians living in SA voiced their opposition to Prime Minister Meles Zenawi's “dictatorship”.
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AU top job still under discussion
The meeting attended by President Jacob Zuma and others in Benin failed to find a consensus.
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Sudan says South Sudan troops inside its territory
Sudan's army accused South Sudan on Saturday of having troops on its territory.
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South Sudan to withdraw police from Abyei
South Sudan has told the UN it would withdraw all its police from the disputed Abyei region.
