Monday 16 July 2012

 Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma of South Africa and the incumbent, Jean Ping of Gabon, are to contest the election for the post of chairman of the AU commission.
 In January, neither got the required two-thirds majority, leaving Mr Ping in office for another six months.

The dispute has overshadowed other issues, especially security and trade.
It has broadly split the organisation along linguistic lines, with English-speaking countries tending to support Ms Dlamini Zuma and French-speaking countries lining up behind Mr Ping.
 The African Union is ready to send troops to the restive eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as part of a peacekeeping force, AU Commission Chairman Jean Ping said on Sunday.
 The AU is prepared to contribute to the establishment of a regional force to put an end to the activities of armed groups,” Ping told African leaders at the opening of the pan-African bloc’s summit meeting in Ethiopia.


 Ayoub  mzee  with  the  Hon  Bekir Bozdag -The  deputy  Prime  minister  of  Turkey



 DR Congo President Joseph Kabila was at the meeting as well as Paul Kagame of Rwanda, currently at odds over Kinshasa’s allegations Kigali is supporting a rebellion known as M23, in the mineral-rich eastern Kivu region.


 The  kuwait   governemnt delegation
 Ayoub  mzee  was  there as  well
 The  Gabon  President

 Uganda  president H.E  Yoweri  museveni





 The president  of  Sudan  with  Jean  peng


 The  president of  South  sudan  with  jean Peng  the  chair  of  AU

 presidential  greetings
 presidentail  greetings

 Jean  Ping  the chair  man of  the  AU

 The  head  of  burundi  delegation

 The  ruler  of  kuwait  was  a  guest  speaker  at  the summit
 The  president of  Gambia

 HE  Pul  Kagame   the  president of  Rwanda
 The  rwanda permanent  rep  at  the  AU  and  the  Rwanda  Foreign  minister
 The  nigeria  foreign  minister  and  his  permanent  secretary


The presidents of Sudan and South Sudan have met for the first time since a border dispute brought their countries close to conflict in April.