Angola
WHO: CARE, the world's largest independent relief and development organization, provides land mine awareness and clearance programs in Angola and removes land mines on or near highly traveled roads in Cambodia. Land mines impede the lives of millions of…
Angola
The following is an excerpt from "Year in Review - 1996, United Nations Peace Missions" published March 3, 1997. Progress has been slow in the Angolan peace process. As of 28 November 1996, approximately 100,000 former combatants, including 35,500 members of…
Angola
Note: The last Situation Report was issued November 4, 1996. Overview The Government of the Republic of Angola (GRA) and representatives of the National Union for Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) signed the Lusaka Protocol, a comprehensive peace agreement, on November 20,…
Angola
The Angola Mission Observer Hopes that a Government of National Unity and Reconciliation (GNUR) would be established by the end of January were dashed when, on January 23, the Government of Angola announced that the installation of the GNUR had…
Angola
Donor Support of Demobilization Efforts Continues In separate announcements, the World Food Program (WFP), the UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) and the Government of the Netherlands pledged to assist the Government of Angola in its efforts to reintegrate demobilized soldiers into…
Angola
(Excerpt) This report includes: A) Burundi, Rwanda, Zaire and Tanzania B) Uganda C) Ethiopia/Somalia repatriation D) Liberia and Sierra Leone E) Angola. From P. Ares, Chief, Programming Service. Available on the Internet at WFP Home Page http://www.wfp.org/ or by e-mail from HicksDeb@wfp.org (fax…
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S/RES/1098 (1997) 27 February 1997 RESOLUTION 1098 (1997) Adopted by the Security Council…
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SC/6328Resolution 1098 (1997), Adopted Unanimously, Cites Failure of UNITA to Meet Agreed-upon Timetable The Security Council this afternoon extended the mandate of the United Nations Angola Verification Mission (UNAVEM III) for one month -- until 31 March --…
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(Security Council dismayed over UNITA delays) (820) By Judy Aita USIA United Nations Correspondent UNITED NATIONS -- Giving the Angolan government and UNITA one more month to resolve some of their remaining military and political difficulties, the Security Council February 27 agreed to…
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DATE=2/27/97 TYPE=CORRESPONDENT REPORT NUMBER=2-210697 TITLE=ANGOLA/U-N EXTENSION (L ONLY) BYLINE=ELAINE JOHANSON DATELINE=UNITED NATIONS CONTENT= VOICED AT: INTRO: WITH ANGOLA STILL FACING POLITICAL UNCERTAINTIES -- THE U-N SECURITY COUNCIL THURSDAY POSTPONED A SCHEDULED DEPARTURE FROM THE COUNTRY AND DECIDED TO EXTEND THE MANDATE OF SEVEN THOUSAND PEACEKEEPERS FOR ANOTHER…
