Bangui– The government of Japan has granted 36 million francs CFA (US $60,000) to the Pasteur Institute in the Central African Republic’s capital, Bangui, for the training of laboratory technicians in the provinces, an official […]
Abidjan– President Laurent Gbagbo appointed new ministers of defence and internal security on Saturday, filling key portfolios that had been vacant for six months. The long-awaited move should allow Cote d’Ivoire’s derailed peace process to […]
Monrovia– The Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (LURD) rebel movement has threatened to pull out of a broad-based transitional government that is due to take power next month, claiming there are plans to deny […]
Washington– The commander in chief met today with 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized) soldiers at their Georgia base, praising them for their performance in the war against global terrorism. At Fort Stewart, Ga., President George Bush […]
Washington/Geneva– A new life began for 173 children in a town called Yeji September 11. In the Brong Afafo region of Ghana, the boys, aged 3 to 14, leave a life as indentured laborers in […]
Johannesburg– At least 25,000 Angolan refugees have been returned to their home country since the start of the voluntary repatriation programme run by the office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The returns […]
Bujumbura– Mozambique and South Africa, two of the three countries contributing African Union (AU) peacekeeping troops to Burundi, will only deploy all of their contingents when the number of rebel combatants reporting to cantonment centres […]
Nairobi– As part of the Kenyan government’s efforts to regain vast wealth stolen by corrupt officials and politicians, it is encouraging ”whistle blowers” to come forward with information, Assistant Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, […]
New York– Secretary-General Kofi Annan yesterday mourned the death of Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, stabbed in a Stockholm department store yesterday, as a great loss for the United Nations of a strong ally and […]
New York– After several delays in recent weeks, the United Nations Security Council today finally lifted decade-old sanctions imposed against Libya over the deadly bombing in 1988 of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, […]
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