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South Africa expresses its appreciation to Assistant Secretary-General Oscar Fernandez Taranco for his briefing to the Council. We thank the Permanent Observer of Palestine and the Permanent...
The United Nations has received alarming reports of malnutrition in two Sudanese border states where the army is fighting insurgents, a senior U.N. official said on Wednesday.
Fighting broke out...
South Africa has ended a special programme to provide visas for more than one-million undocumented immigrants, who fled political and economic turmoil in Zimbabwe, setting the stage for a possible...
South Africa has ended a special programme to provide visas for more than one-million undocumented immigrants who fled political and economic turmoil in Zimbabwe, setting the stage for a possible...
On Tuesday 10 May the Council is scheduled to hold an open debate on protection of civilians in armed conflict. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Valerie Amos,...
Over the past few months, Africa has appeared in news headlines across the world. Political fighting and unrest has led to massive humanitarian deterioration. Libya and Cote d’Ivoire have failed...
Britain and France seek UN authorisation for a no-fly zone over Libya; the cooperative governance and traditional affairs department is planning to publish the date of May 18 as the official date...
The issue of Zimbabwe could see developed nations lose their
collective vigour for plans to revive Africa, British Minister for
Africa Valerie Amos said on Monday.