Month: April 2005

Washington, 28 April, 2005— President Bush said the United States will coordinate with North Korea’s neighbors to develop a consensus and a common approach to meet the challenge posed by Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program through […]

Washington, 28 April, 2005— President Bush congratulated the Iraqi Transitional National Assembly on its April 28 vote to confirm the proposed government of Prime Minister Ibrahim Ja’afari and expressed his confidence in the new government’s […]

Lome, 27 April, 2005— Hundreds of people fled Togo in fear of their lives on Wednesday as deadly street battles between opposition protesters and security forces raged for a second straight day after the son […]

Washington, 27 April, 2005— U.S. Government-funded humanitarian organizations like Catholic Relief Services (CRS) that have been operating programs in Africa for decades are finding their ability to relieve hunger in Zimbabwe severely limited by the […]

Washington, 27 April, 2005— Citing flaws in Togo’s recent presidential election, the State Department April 27 urged formation of a national reconciliation government in Togo to ”heal political divisions and … prioritize reforms” which would […]

Nairobi, 27 April, 2005— The first 100 of some 58,000 refugees who had been living in the Republic of Congo (ROC) in the past six years are due to begin returning to the Democratic Republic […]

Lome, 26 April, 2005— Protesters threw up flaming barricades across Togo’s capital and a furious opposition urged people to resist after Faure Gnassingbe, son of the late long-ruling president, was declared winner of a presidential […]

Bujumbura, 26 April, 2005— A former major rebel group in Burundi announced on Monday that it was freezing relations with President Domitien Ndayizeye and that its ministers would no longer attend cabinet meetings. The spokesman […]