Informes

09 16 octobre 2005 I. Situation politique et sécuritaire Le porte-parole des Forces Nouvelles (FN) Sidiki Konaté a déclaré le 14 octobre 2005 à l'Agence France Presse, que le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies, en approuvant la décision de l'Union…

6 - 18 October 2005 Highlights Liberian Elections Liberia's Presidential and Legislative elections were held on Tuesday, 11 October 2005. The elections were marked by a very heavy turnout by Liberians of all walks of life. The electorate and the parties themselves…

HIGHLIGHTS The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) has completed a monitoring survey amongst resident and returnees population of Nyanza-Lac and Kayogoro Communes in Makamba Provinces. The survey report highlights the actual conditions of resettlement and reinsertion in these communes of high concentration…

09 - 16 October 2005 I. Political and security situation The spokesman of the Forces Nouvelles (FN), Sidiki Konaté, speaking in an interview with AFP on 14 October 2005 observed that in approving the decision of the African Union (AU)…

Covering Weeks 40 and 41 (26th September 9th October) 2005 Executive Summary - Security situation unstable in country's North, following armed attack on Markounda town on 27th September. - President directed military to start operations against "trouble-makers", according to regional media. - Archbishop…

02 - 09 October 2005 I. Political and Security Situation At its session held in Addis Ababa on 06 October 2005, the Peace and Security Council of the African Union (UA) decided to extend the mandate of the Ivorian President…

02 - 09 octobre 2005 I. Situation politique et sécuritaire Le Conseil de paix et de sécurité de l'Union africaine (UA) s'est prononcé le 06 octobre 2005 à Addis Abeba pour le maintien de Laurent Gbagbo à la présidence de…

- 777 or more children under are suffering from the effects of the flooding, which could lead to malnutrition. - 1,174 farmlands (rice fields) damaged with 1,111 farm families and 102 farmers groups affected by the flooding. -…

ONUB/PIO/PR/97/2005 Bujumbura, Burundi - The issue of free primary education for children was the focus of the ONUB weekly press conference of October 6. The guests were two UNESCO officials: Ms. Yvonne Matuturu, the Deputy of the Representative, and Ms.…

Schools in Burundi have seen class sizes swell in the first few weeks of term after the newly-elected government's decision to scrap primary school fees brought an extra 500,000 children to school. International Development Secretary Hilary Benn said: "President Nkurunziza's decision…