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United Nations

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/ 12 January 2009

UN: More funds needed to rid Afghanistan of mines

Afghanistan will not be able to reach its goal of being free from landmines by March 2013 unless urgent funding is received, the UN said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 January 2009

Fresh clashes as US envoy meets rebel head in DRC

Rebels clashed on Friday with a pro-government militia in eastern DRC as a United Nations envoy held talks with guerrilla chief Laurent Nkunda.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 8 January 2009

Official: Uganda rebels behind brutal Sudan killings

Ugandan rebels have killed 38 people since Christmas in a wave of attacks on southern Sudanese villages, it was reported on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 23 December 2008

Unicef says 6 000 child soldiers active in Darfur

There are about 6 000 child soldiers in Sudan’s war-torn region of Darfur where about two million children have been affected by conflict.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 20 December 2008

Darfur conflict shows no signs of ending

As the conflict in Darfur enters its sixth year, the United Nations peacekeeping chief on Friday painted a grim picture of widespread violence.

By Edith Lederer
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Article
/ 18 December 2008

Zim cholera death toll tops 1 100

The death toll from a cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe has soared to 1 111, the United Nations said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 18 December 2008

UN official casts doubt on DRC peacekeepers

A 17 000-strong peacekeeping mission in the DRC is no longer equal to the task after a recent upsurge in fighting, a top UN official says.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 December 2008

Master Indonesian statesperson Alatas dies

Ali Alatas, hailed for brokering the historic 1991 peace settlement to end the war with Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge, has died of a heart attack.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 December 2008

Indonesian diplomat and peace negotiator dies

Ali Alatas, one of Indonesia’s most widely respected foreign ministers, has died. He was 76.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 December 2008

Zim warns of ‘terror’ plot after air force chief shot

Zimbabwe’s embattled government claimed on Tuesday to be victim of a terror campaign following an assassination bid against the air force chief.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 December 2008

Zimbabwe cholera death toll nears 1 000

The death toll from cholera in Zimbabwe has soared to 978, with 18 413 suspected cases reported, United Nations figures showed on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 13 December 2008

UN climate talks progress on poor nation aid

A UN conference made progress on Friday towards agreeing a fund to help poor nations cope with the impacts of climate change.

By Megan Rowling and Gerard Wynn
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Article
/ 13 December 2008

Rice to discuss Zim crisis at UN as cholera toll mounts

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was to hold talks next week with the UN on Zimbabwe, as Harare blamed Britain for a cholera outbreak.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 December 2008

Kortbroek strikes back at climate conference

Environment minister Martinus van Schalkwyk got tough with countries holding up negotiations when he arrived at the UN climate change conference.

By Yolandi Groenewald
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Article
/ 8 December 2008

Landmark DRC talks kick off in Kenya

Rebels opened peace negotiations with a government delegation on Monday in their first direct talks on ending the conflict in eastern DRC.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 6 December 2008

UN: World frustration with Burma is growing

International frustration with Burma’s military government is growing, United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday.

By Louis Charbonneau
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/ 28 November 2008

UN: Cholera kills nearly 400 in Zimbabwe

Cholera has killed 389 people in Zimbabwe to date and the disease is also spreading into neighbouring Botswana and South Africa, the UN has warned.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 27 November 2008

Education suffers as Zim crisis continues

Zimbabwe’s growing crisis has seen school attendance plummet from more than 90% to 20%, a senior UN humanitarian official said on Wednesday.

By Edith Lederer
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Article
/ 27 November 2008

UN accuses rebels of breaking DRC ceasefire

Rebels in eastern DRC have violated a fragile ceasefire and seized more territory, the United Nations said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 November 2008

DRC rebel pullback raises hopes for peace talks

Hundreds of DRC rebel fighters pulled back on Wednesday from frontline positions in a move the UN hopes will open the way for peace talks.

By Finbarr OReilly
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Africa
/ 19 November 2008

UN report says torture rife in Equatorial Guinea

cPolitical prisoners and criminal detainees are systemically tortured in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea, a United Nations investigator said on Wednesday.

By Robert Evans
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Article
/ 19 November 2008

DRC rebels pull back as malnutrition soars

DRC rebel fighters pulled back on Wednesday from two key battlefronts as aid workers warned of a massive increase in malnutrition.

By Lucie Peytermann
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Article
/ 18 November 2008

Charlize Theron out to spread UN message of peace

Charlize Theron is the latest UN messenger of peace, turning her fame to ending violence against women and girls around the globe.

By John Heilprin
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Africa
/ 16 November 2008

Nkunda backs UN peace plan, fighting persists

Congolese rebel leader Laurent Nkunda agreed on Sunday to take part in UN-backed peace talks, but fighting between the army and rebels raged on.

By Finbarr OReilly
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/ 14 November 2008

Refugees to be moved from camp in DRC conflict zone

About 60 000 refugees are to be moved from a camp on the frontline of fighting between DRC rebels and government forces, the United Nations says.

By Albert Kambale
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Africa
/ 13 November 2008

UN blames rebels for flight of displaced in DRC

UN peacekeepers blamed rebels in eastern DRC on Wednesday for forcing thousands of displaced people to flee a refugee camp.

By Albert Kambale
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Africa
/ 12 November 2008

UN warms to idea of more DRC troops

The UN Security Council is overcoming its reluctance to send more peacekeepers to help avert a new war in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

By Louis Charbonneau
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Article
/ 11 November 2008

UN accuses DRC army of looting, abuses

The UN on Tuesday accused government forces of a wave of violence against civilians, including looting and rape, in several towns in eastern DRC.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 1 November 2008

DRC crisis summit agreed as fear grows for civilians

Fears mounted over the fate of tens of thousands of people fleeing conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday.

By Albert Kambale
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Article
/ 30 October 2008

Panic grips DRC as rebels advance on town of Goma

DRC rebels closed in on the eastern town of Goma on Wednesday, causing panic among residents and forcing the evacuation of aid workers.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 October 2008

UN chief presses Mugabe to end Zim crisis

The political crisis in Zimbabwe has lasted too long and President Robert Mugabe must resolve the power-sharing impasse, the UN said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 29 October 2008

Fresh fighting erupts in eastern DRC

A new bout of heavy fighting erupted between government and rebel forces on Wednesday in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

By Albert Kambale
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