The 9th summit of the of the African Union ended in  , Ghana just before midnight yesterday. The three day summit, which was scheduled to last until the afternoon of July 3 overran, ending just before midnight. The main issue discussed was the call for the setting up of a Pan-African government. The Libyan leader, Muamar al-Gaddafi, and the Senegalese President, , were advocates for its establishment as soon as possible. Gaddafi was in favor of a single African army, foreign policy and government. Others such as and were more inclined to a more gradual process of integration. , of Uganda, preferred more economic integration to political union, as he felt Africa was too diverse to be under one government. The next summit is scheduled for  , Ethiopia in 2008. 
The 9th summit of the of the African Union ended in Accra , Ghana just before midnight yesterday. The three day summit, which was scheduled to last until the afternoon of July 3 overran, ending just before midnight. The main issue discussed was the call for the setting up of a Pan-African government. The Libyan leader, Muamar al-Gaddafi, and the Senegalese President, , were advocates for its establishment as soon as possible. Gaddafi was in favor of a single African army, foreign policy and government. Others such as Robert Mugabe and Thabo Mbeki were more inclined to a more gradual process of integration. , of Uganda, preferred more economic integration to political union, as he felt Africa was too diverse to be under one government. The next summit is scheduled for Addis Ababa , Ethiopia in 2008. Sister links
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