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Somalia

Thirty killed in militia clashes in Somali port

MOGADISHU, Jan 6 (Reuters) - More than 30 people were killed in artillery battles between rival militiamen fighting for control of the southern Somali port town of Kismayu on Wednesday, residents said. Fighting between Majertein militia loyal to Mohamed Said Hirsi,…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
6 Jan 1999

Burundi + 1 more

Marek: News brief on DR Congo - 6 January 1999

DR Congo RCD rebels say the people alleged to have been massacred in Makobola, South Kivu were actually Burundian Hutu guerrillas who crossed into the region from Burundi on December 31 and were killed in a fierce battle in…

Format:
Analysis
Source:
Marek
Posted:
6 Jan 1999

Angola

Angola assistance for displaced people

The ICRC has strengthened its operational capacity in Angola so as to be able to respond to the new humanitarian needs created by the resumption of hostilities, particularly in Huambo and Bi■ provinces. On 2January it sent 2,000 tarpaulins,…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
ICRC
Posted:
6 Jan 1999

Angola

Angola Emergency Bulletin One

Recent Developments Fighting between government and UNITA troops has intensified over the past week, and the conflict appears to be spreading into new areas such as Zaire province, which borders on the Democratic Republic of Congo. UNITA initially appeared to…

Format:
Other
Source:
Save the Children
Posted:
6 Jan 1999

Angola

Angolan Government says it nearing crash site

By Evelyn Leopold UNITED NATIONS, Jan 5 (Reuters) - The Angolan government has told the United Nations it was nearing the crash site of a U.N. transport plane that crashed on December 26, a U.N. spokesman said on Tuesday. The United…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
6 Jan 1999

Sudan

Sudan Produces Record Cereal Crop

News Article by PANA on January 06, 1999 at 23:21:33: KHARTOUM, Sudan (PANA, 01/06/99) Sudan has produced a Record 6.5 million tonnes of cereal in 1998, according to a report jointly issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Rome-based UN…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
PANAPress
Posted:
6 Jan 1999

Angola

Angola: UNITA blames government for shooting down UN planes

Angola's UNITA rebel movement has accused the government of shooting down two United Nations transport planes in the country's central highlands and said there were no survivors from either crash. A rebel spokesman said it was a government attempt to damage…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
ABC
Posted:
5 Jan 1999

Angola

Civil war in Angola now raging in several sectors

Summary: Warfare is full throttle in Angola. Malanje has come under rebel artillery shelling for the second consecutive day and fighting is raging throughout the country. The dos Santos government has closed the door to initiating any search and…

Format:
Analysis
Source:
Marek
Posted:
5 Jan 1999

Angola

Rebels shell Angolan town, refugees pour in

By Lara Pawson LUANDA, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Angola's UNITA rebels shelled the government-controlled town of Malanje for a second day on Tuesday, causing refugees to flee from the outskirts of the town into the centre, the Angolan news agency…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
5 Jan 1999

Angola

U.N. in Angola demands complete ceasefire

By Lara Pawson LUANDA, Jan 5 (Reuters) - United Nations officials in Angola on Tuesday demanded a ceasefire between government troops and UNITA rebels to allow access to the crash sites of two U.N. planes shot down in the past…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
5 Jan 1999

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