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COTE
D'IVOIRE'S PEACE PROCESS STALLED AGAIN &
UNICEF CAMPAIGNS FOR IODISED SALT TO PREVENT BRAIN
DAMAGE
Cote D'Ivoire's once promising peace accord
stalls again. Who's to blame?
 "It's
actually everybody. It's the government, the political
parties, the National Assembly, those who are
still carrying weapons. So it's all parties,"
said John Victor Nkolo, the spokesman
of ONUCI.
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"This
is an opportunity for the Security Council to paint
a picture of the future of Sudan and the future of international
participation in Sudan."
And,
NEPAD, the latest vehicle for Africa's economic redemption:
Is it just a "pad in the sky?"The view
of the UN's Special Adviser on Africa, Ibrahim Gambari:
"The next stage is to ensure that this is
not just a concept by the leaders, of the leaders, for
the leaders, but a concept and programme that touches
the lives of every person."
Tenth anniversary of the Rwandan
genocide: Why did the genocide happen?
Why was the UN unable to prevent the killings
or stop the massacres? What lessons have been
learned?