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SOMALIA: ISLAMISTS TAKE OVER CAPITAL, WHAT NEXT?
SUDAN: THE UN STILL SEEKS TO SEND TROOPS TO DARFUR
AND THE LINKS BETWEEN JOBS AND PEACE IN AFRICA
 As
a coalition of Islamist warlords takes full control
of Mogadishu, we ask the UN's top official for Somalia,
Francois Lonseny Fall, so what now? "We were
always concerned about terrorism because terrorism is
a threat against the security for everybody. I hope
that they will not cross these red lines and that they
will continue to dialogue and to establish a functioning
government in all Somalia. It's the only way we can
save this country."
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UN intensifies diplomatic efforts to secure the Sudanese
government's cooperation in the deployment of UN peacekeepers
in the violence-affected region of Darfur:"We
also emphasize in the course of the discussions the
importance of this country to Africa as a whole. Sudan
is the biggest country in Africa. It's a strategic location
and given the size and its potential we think that the
fate and fortune of Sudan will affect the fate and fortune
of the whole of the continent.," says Ghana's
envoy at the UN, Nana Effah Appenteng, who's a member
of the Security Council delegation that has been in
Khartoum.
Plus,  as
Liberian president Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf addressed the
conference of the International Labour Organisation
in Geneva we examine the key labour issues of interest
to Africa: "Unemployment has risen to an
unbelievable and unbearable 85 per cent. The level of
unemployment and the idleness of our youth has a propensity
for social disenchantment. For us, employment is synonymous
with peace," she said.
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AT A HIGH LEVEL MEETING ON AIDS AT THE UN CIVIL
SOCIETY ACTIVISTS CALL FOR MORE TO BE DONE TO
HELP TO FIGHT AIDS
We report on the high-level meeting on HIV/AIDS
taking place in New York. UN officials and members
of civil society talk about the challenges posed
by the pandemic. 
"It is 25 years ago next week that the world
first heard of HIV/AIDS. Looking back, that age
of innocence ... seems to belong not only to a
different time, but to a different world."
Khansani Mavasa an HIV-positive activist addresses
General Assembly. "I
call on Africa leaders sitting here to protect
and promote the human rights of all people and
vulnerable groups, particularly women and girls.
We ask you not fail us yet again."
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 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? Transcript
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