Informes

Lusaka, Zambia, August 29, 2000 - A UN special envoy on Africa, Ibrahim Gambari Tuesday strongly condemned Monday's shelling of Zambia's north-western border area with Angola. He called on the international community to direct all efforts at ending the war…

ZAMBIA-DRC: Rebels demand money to release Zambians Suspected Congolese rebels who abducted 26 Zambians in the northern border town of Kaputa are now demanding an undisclosed amount of money for their release to safety. Peter Machungwa, the Zambian home affairs minister said…

MOGADISHU (Aug. 29) XINHUA - At least 26 people were killed and more than 20 others wounded in three separate armed confrontations in the past two days in Jowhar town, 90 kilometers north of Mogadishu, Somalia. The first confrontation started…

SOMALIA: Annan says new administration must be viable UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan has said the inauguration of a new president in Somalia marked an "important milestone" in the endeavour to reestablish the country as a member of the community of nations.…

La politique étrangère et de sécurité commune (dernière mise à jour : 29 août 2000) L'Union européenne félicite le président Mandela, l'équipe de la médiation et les négociateurs burundais pour leurs efforts qui ont permis la tenue du Sommet d'Arusha consacré…

Press Release, SG/SM/7521, AFR/267 The following statement was issued today by the Office of the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan: The Secretary-General welcomes the agreement reached on 28 August in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania, by the parties to the Burundi…

DJIBOUTI, 29 August (IRIN) - David Stephen, special representative of UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, has been an active observer of the Djibouti-hosted Somali peace process since February, when practical preparations were first made to hold the peace talks in…

Secretary-General Kofi Annan today welcomed the peace agreement for Burundi concluded yesterday in Arusha, Tanzania, but expressed regret that not all parties had signed the accord and urged them to do so as soon as possible. While noting that the…

ARUSHA ,August 29, 2000 - With a stroke of a pen, Burundi President Pierre Buyoya has signed a pact that will put his war-torn country on a path towards reconciliation and mark the end of dragging negotiations for peace. At…

On behalf of the European Commission, I welcome this important step in the negotiations, the signing of the Burundi Peace and Reconciliation Agreement. It is a key point in this long and difficult peace process. I would like to…