Topic: Francois Grignon
All Content
-
Special Report: As ICC names suspect Kenyan leaders, records reveal talk of more ethnic cleansing
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is expected Wednesday to accuse up to six Kenyan leaders of orchestrating the ethnic violence that killed some 1,200 people after Kenya's Dec. 27, 2007 elections.
-
Rwanda scores coup with Commonwealth entry, renewed France ties
Former Belgian colony Rwanda was accepted this weekend to the Commonwealth of former British colonies and re-established diplomatic relations with its long-time arch-nemesis, France.
-
Kenya's power-sharing report card: 'unsatisfactory'
One year after ethnic violence tore the African nation apart, the coalition government is moving slowly – or not at all – to address the problems.
-
For Africa, 2008 a year to forget
Across the continent, rigged elections, ethnic violence, and failed power-sharing pacts hand Africa significant challenges to tackle in 2009.
-
Africans join forces to fight the LRA
Southern Sudan, Uganda, and Congo launched operation Lightning Thunder this week to flush the Lord's Resistance Army out of its base in northern Congo.
-
Why the Kenya talks succeeded
Could this be a blueprint for peace in other African conflicts?
-
How can Kenya avoid ethnic war?
Former UN chief Kofi Annan launched formal peace talks Tuesday as a fresh round of reprisal killings swept the country.
-
Fresh protests as Kenya crisis grinds on
Opposition supporters began what they said would be three days of nationwide demonstrations Wednesday.
-
Amid Kenya clashes, growing calls for calm
International mediators are arriving in Kenya to help end the political standoff after last week's disputed vote.
Become part of the Monitor community
36K on Facebook | 12K on Twitter | 2,250 on YouTube