[wanabidii] Mugabe's loyal supporters, the veterans of the liberation war, abandon him (M&G Africa)

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Mugabe's loyal supporters, the veterans of the liberation war, abandon him   A growing number of other war veterans have joined the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans' Association criticising Mugabe's government

Sub-saharan Africa remains fast-growing region in world, despite economic slowdown   ​Africa is one of the only two regions in the world achieving growth in FDI in 2015 with a seven percent rise in projects for the continent

Salva Kiir's government won't object to South Sudan faction naming new leader   Government said it would accept Mining Minister Taban Deng Gai to replace VP, Riek Machar after losing contact with him

Intense lobbying ahead for the powerful AU Commission Chairperson post   After abstentions by more than half of the member states at the recent AU summit elections will now happen at the January summit

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