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BAMYAN - The challenges and opportunities for young leaders in Afghanistan was among the main discussion topics at a political outreach workshop attended this week by 40 civil society representatives in the central region of…
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UNAMID INFO NOTE 16/01/2011 Information Note Outcome of meeting on Darfur Peace Process between: The African Union High-Level Implementation Panel for Sudan (AUHIP); The Government of the Sudan; The Government of the United…
17 January 2011 – Disclosing findings about Sudan's referendum today, two days after polling closed, international and national observer missions indicated a largely free and fair process. However, the missions' preliminary…
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17 January 2011 - A UNAMID patrol travelling yesterday from Shangil Tobaya to its intended destination of Dar Al Salam (a distance of approximately 45 km) was prevented access by Sudanese Armed Forces. The peacekeepers…
16 January 2011 - The UN panel monitoring the Southern Sudan self-determination referendum expressed today its satisfaction that the process had allowed the people of the region to freely express their will. Welcoming…
16 January 2011 – Counting of ballot papers for Southern Sudan's self-determination referendum began across the country immediately after balloting closed yesterdayevening. African observer missions commended the national…
The man was tall with a pearly white smile, dressed in reasonably clean, blue track pants and an off-white t-shirt. He was awaiting trial for murder, yet nothing about his face told a story of crime. He was in shackles, the…
15 January 2011 – Artists gathered in Khartoum today aiming to launch styrofoam boats and doves on the Nile as an expression of solidarity and artistic freedom. But many also mourned the possibility of Southern Sudan's…
13 January 2011 – One day before voting began in the Southern Sudan referendum, Khamis Unywok packed up his wife, five children and all their belongings to return to his birthplace. The family boarded a truck bound for the…
13 January 2011 -- Food prices in Juba have been rising in recent weeks as some jittery foreign merchants pulled out of the region before the start of voting in the Southern Sudan referendum. The trend began in the first half…
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Goma, 12 January 2011 – From 6 to 12 Jnauary, more than a hundred Congolese National Police (PNC) officers including three female from the Mobile Intervention Group (GMI: Groupement mobile d'intervention) received training…
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Listen Good afternoon Mr. Zannier, SRSG Zannier. Thank you for being with us in Ophelia. Well it’s a pleasure as usual and Happy New Year to all of your listeners. Having just entered into the New Year, we wanted to hear your…