September 2006 in Africa

September 1st

Malawi: the Funds international currency and the the World Bank announced the cancellation of the debt of Malawi to height of 2,9 billion dollars.

Namibia: The activities of the separatist party democratic Sole party which asserts the independence of the area of Caprivi (northern) were prohibited by the authorities.

Sudan: The vice-president Ali Osmane Taha, rejecting the resolution 1706 of the Safety advice of the United Nations envisaging sends it additional blue helmets, affirmed to be ready to make militarily vis-a-vis the international intervention.

September 2nd

Democratic republic of Congo: Inauguration by the basketball player Dikembe Mutombo of a new hospital with Kinshasa, of which it financed construction with height of 15 million dollars on the 29 million the total budget.

September 6th

Burundi: the Vice-présidente Alice Nzomukunda resigned to denounce the violations of the human rights and corruption.

September 7th

Egypt: The journalist Simon Malley, founder of the Africasia review become Africa Asia is deceased with Paris at the 83 years age.

Senegal: in visit in Germany, Abdoulaye Wade, Senegalese president, announced with the radio Deutsche Welle which he would be candidate for his succession at the time the election of February 2007.

Togo: The president Faure Gnassingbé, visits some in France where it met the French president Jacques Chirac, the behavior of legislative election announced in June 2007.

September 11th

Cameroun: a new airline company, Cameroon Airlines Corporation was created by order in Council.

Morocco: Fouad Chraïbi, president of the Moroccan Observatory of tourism announced the establishment of a Moroccan Committee of tourism person in charge charged to establish a charter and a label “tourism responsible” in order to fight against the Sex tourism whose many Moroccan children are victims.

September 12th

Ivory Coast: Denis Sassou Nguesso, President-in-Office of the African Union left Abidjan by recognizing the failure of its attempt at mediation in the crisis of the Ivory Coast. Since September 10th, it had met the political main leaders of the Ivory Coast.

Nigeria: A three days strike movement launched by the trade unions in order to protest against the insecurity in the area of the Delta of Niger was followed by thousands of workers of the oil sector.

September 16th

Togo: Yawovi Agboyibo, president of the Comité of action for the revival was appointed Prime Minister.

September 18th

Ivory Coast: A new government was named following the resignation of the preceding government. The ministers leaving the environment and transport, Jacques Andoh and Anaki Kobina were replaced by Haiza Aka Daniel and Aziz Thiam. The other ministers find their station.

September 24th

Ivory Coast: The new Forces required of Denis Sassou-Nguesso, President-in-Office of the African Union, to name a new mediator to replace the South African president Thabo Mbeki, which he shows of partiality.

Senegal: the former Prime Minister Idrissa Seck announced the creation of a political party baptized Rewmi, which means the Country in wolof.

September 28th

Zambia: presidential election gained by the outgoing president Levy Mwanawasa with 42,99% of the voices in front of Michael Sata, candidate of the patriotic Face, which obtains 30%.

September 30th

Nigeria: Torrential rains involved the collapse of a stopping close to the town of Gusau (State de Zamfara) making at least 40 died, thousands of moved homeless people and 700.

----

Random links:

Korg MS-20 | Interstate 295 (District of Columbia) | Cerro Toluquilla | SPAD XII | Lamoricière | Baron_Rankeillour