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Five
UN peacekeepers are released but a journalist
is killed as DRC prepares for elections;
UN Relief Coordinator assesses Somalia's humanitarian
situation;
WFP says it may stop feeding thousands of Angolans
unless it receives new donations
Five UN Peacekeepers from Nepal are released
after spending more than a month in captivity
in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. "We
are extremely relieved by this happy ending
of what has been quite an ordeal, especially
for the soldiers that were captured," says
Kemal Saiki, the spokesman for the United Nations
mission, MONUC.
 The
UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, Jan Egeland,
says relief workers are stepping up operations
in Somalia."Somalia has been perhaps
the most difficult case for the humanitarian
community over these last fifteen years. For
large periods the Somali people have been left
completely to cope on their own."
The UN food agency warns that it will have to
stop feeding thousands of Angolans unless it
receives new donations. WFP spokeswoman Christiane
Berthiaume says the agency needs more than $12
million for its feeding operation.
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Secretary-General Kofi Annan Visits
Africa and
Addresses the African Union:
President Yahya Jammeh of the Gambia
discusses with UN Radio some of Africa's
Problems and Challenges:
UN Secretary-General Says UN Will Continue
to Help Reconstruction in Liberia
United Nations Secretary-General goes on his last
major mission to Africa. "This Union
has recognized that Africa's partnership with
the rest of the world must be based on solid achievements,
and on monitoring of both donor and recipient
performance."
 The
president of the Gambia, Yahya Jammeh talks about
some of the challenges and problems facing Africa.
"Africa is the richest continent in
terms of mineral and natural resources. Up to
now, why are we the poorest of the poor? Because
the resources are not used judiciously, and we
have endless wars that are creating problems for
Africa."
The Secretary-General says the UN needs to help
Liberia reform its institutions as it rebuilds
after a civil war. He discusses his visit to the
country with the chief of UNMIL radio in Monrovia.
Transcript
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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
Real Audio
Reflections
of the Genocide |
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of Memorial Conference
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