Amina Mohamed Jibril

Of all the candidates gunning for the helm of the World Trade Organisation Amina Mohamed probably ranks as the best prepared for the contest...

'Amina Mohamed is associated with recent successes at the WTO chairing a 2015 round that was a fair success...

That argument hasn't convinced Egypt's candidate Geneva-based lawyer Hamid Madouh nor Kenya's nominee and former Minister of Trade Amina Mohamed; she signed up on 7 July quashing speculation that she would stand aside...

Kenya is backing its Sports and Culture minister Amina Mohamed a skillful chair of the WTO ministerial meetings in Nairobi in 2015...

He is reportedly backing Kenya's Amina Mohamed a former foreign minister who was strongly tipped to chair the African Union but lost out to Chad's Moussa Faki Mahamat (AC Vol 57 No 22 Amina jumps to the front)...

Amina Mohamed Kenya's Foreign Minister is widely seen as a front-runner for the chair but insiders say Dlamini-Zuma's record has dented her prospects (see Box Dlamini-Zuma's checkered legacy)...

Once charged by the ICC President Uhuru Kenyatta has not had a change of heart but is currently focusing on getting Foreign Minister Amina Mohamed elected as the AU's next chairperson in January and Kenya needs as many votes as it can get including those of ICC members...

Kenyatta has pressed ahead regardless in what might be seen as a bid for continental leadership and to support his nomination of a close political ally Foreign Minister Amina Mohamed Jibril for AU Chairperson (AC Vol 57 No 22 Amina jumps to the front)...

She is in a tight race with Kenya's candidate to head the AU Commission Amina Mohamed a close ally of Kenyatta and vehement foe of the Court (see Feature Amina jumps to the front)...

Currently Kenya's candidate Foreign Minister Amina Mohamed has the numbers and the momentum (AC Vol 54 No 21 African Union challenges the ICC)...

Ngilu (Lands) Phyllis Kandie (Commerce and East African Affairs) Amina Mohamed (Foreign Affairs and International Trade) Anne Waiguru (Devolution and Planning) and Michael Kamau (Transport and Infrastructure)...