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TOGO:
VIOLENCE AND CONFUSION
COTE D'IVOIRE: WAY CLEAR
SUDAN: TOP REFUGEE AGENCY OFFICIAL ON HER RECENT
VISIT
 TOGO:
Violence and confusion follow the presidential
polls as the son of the late president Faure Gnassingbe
is declared winner. We ask UN Director for Political
Affairs, Sammy Kum-Buo, for
the way out?: "Peace and the
rule of law should return to Togo. And we remain
firmly committed to working with ECOWAS and other
regional leaders to bring that to pass in Togo."
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At
least one hundred people are killed in Togo. Faure Gnassingbe
- son of the late long-serving ruler - is installed
president, as more than 20,000 Togolese flee into neighbouring
Benin Republic and Ghana, seeking refuge. UNHCR Spokesperson
Fati Kaba has seen some of the refugees: "Some
of the refugees arriving are wounded, others are tired,
we have some pregnant women, we have over hundred fifty
that have arrived but felt they were not safe in Togo
so they have to run away."
AFRICA
AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS: Africa possesses no nuclear
weapons. So why should African countries care when senior
government and political figures from around the world
gather at the United Nations for a review of the Nuclear
Non-proliferation treaty? Senior South African Foreign
Ministry official, Abdul Minty, speaks to us about his
country's example to the world. 
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? 
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