Readers Write News from the Horn of Africa

Readers write good content commenting or sharing their articles about the political scene in the Horn of Africa. HOA web 2.0 helps them share their political opinion and prepare to improve their skills. You can use the same form to orient them about how to improve their writing skills.

The Need to Lead is a Self-Mobilizing Power

The Need to Lead is just a self-mobilizing power to some leaders in the HOA! It leads to the distraction of the people in the miserable Horn of Africa.

Politician Activist Abducted in Khartoum!

Security forces abducted last Sunday in the Sudanese capital Khartoum, Darfur activist Abdul Majid Saleh Abakar Haron and one of his friends. News says security forces abducted them after been intercepted by phone in anonymous connections, which suspected to be from one of the security apparatus. The security forces took the abducted to an unknown location.

Ezine Acts Forums to Discuss anything about Politics, Business and Love

Ezine Acts Forums to Discuss anything about Politics, Business and Love! Ezine Acts Forums are different themed forums to share discussions in politics, business and love, acquire some friends and learn some new ways to improve your living.

Nature of the Political Problems in Sudan

Of course, the nature of the political problems in Sudan is different than the nature of the political problems in Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. However, there is a great common division between these problems in the mentioned countries in the Horn of Africa.

Get the highlights at Political Problems in Sudan

Security Council Extends UNMIS Mission in Darfur!

The UN Security Council renews the mandate of the peacekeeping multi-units force in the erupted Sudanese region of Darfur. The renewal issued for another year, after resolving a last-minute disputes between members.

The decision had been complicated by the International Criminal Court's move to indict Sudanese President Omer Bashir of crimes in the region, BBC says. (This is nonsense! Read the analyses in the African Journal here)

The resolution notes an African Union request for the Council to postpone the ICC's work but does no more than that. Fourteen of the Council's fifteen members voted in favour but the US abstained, the BBC said.