Nairobi, 17 June, 2004— After 21 years of civil war, southern Sudan ranks worst in the world for many key indicators of the wellbeing of women and children, including rates of chronic malnutrition, immunisation, antenatal […]
Bujumbura, 16 June, 2004— The United Nations World Food Programme is feeding thousands of refugees who have crossed into Burundi and Rwanda from the Democratic Republic of Congo to escape violence that temporarily paralysed WFP’s […]
Freetown, 15 June, 2004— Sam Hinga Norman, the former leader of a pro-government militia group in Sierra Leone, said on Tuesday that he rejected the right of a UN-backed Special Court to try him for […]
Johannesburg, 15 June, 2004— Zimbabwe’s state-owned telecommunications company, TelOne, has proposed that Internet service providers (ISPs) monitor all their customers’ e-mails, but the ISPs have yet to agree. The Zimbabwe Internet Service Providers Association (ZISPA) […]
Washington/Baghdad, 15 June, 2004— With just over two weeks to go Until Iraqi authorities assume sovereignty in their country, nearly 60 percent of the government there has already been transitioned to Iraqi control, says Coalition […]
Washington, 15 June, 2004— Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says that the U.S. central bank continues to seek ways to prepare for possible threats to the economy, including another terrorist attack. Greenspan, nominated by President […]
Washington, 15 June, 2004— The United Nations plans to create a program to prevent HIV/AIDS from infecting a U.S.-backed international peacekeeping force that is arriving in Haiti. In a June 14 statement, the U.N. said […]
Brussels, 15 June, 2004— The NATO-Ukraine Commission met at ambassadorial level in Brussels, Belgium, June 14 to discuss Ukraine’s contributions to allied operations and the progress it is making toward democratic reforms. Allied ambassadors welcomed […]
Blantyre, 14 June, 2004— After a three-week delay, Malawi’s new President, Bingu wa Mutharika, has unveiled a leaner cabinet, which analysts say will find favour with international donors. The new cabinet announced on Sunday contains […]
Nairobi, 14 June, 2004— The US government is considering whether the mass displacements and killings in western Sudan’s Darfur region constitute genocide, according to US Secretary of State Colin Powell. Asked whether the term genocide […]
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