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    Candidates for AU Chairperson to slug it out in Debate

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorDecember 9, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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    Heads of States at the AU Secretariat, Adis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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    Heads of States at the AU Secretariat, Adis Ababa, Ethiopia.
    Heads of States at the AU Secretariat, Adis Ababa, Ethiopia.

    On Friday, the candidates vying for the post of African Union Chairperson will engage in a historical public debate at the AU Headquarters in Adis Ababa.

    The debate, which is the first of its kind its kind will be a faceoff between four candidates;
    Hon. Pelonomi Venson Moitoi of Botswana, Hon. Moussa Faki Mahamat of Chad, Hon. Agapito Mba Mokuy of Equitorial Guinea, Hon. Dr. Amina C. Mohammed of Kenya and Dr. Abdoulaye Bathily of Senegal.

    Various media houses will be covering the event by 16:30 GMT and organizers have urged audience across Africa to send in their question for the candidates. There will be a live stream of the event.

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