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African Union Soldiers From Uganda Convicted For Running Fuel Racket
Nine Ugandan soldiers have been jailed for illegally selling fuel meant for the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), an army spokesman said Wednesday.
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EU Nations Seek Ways To Boost Unity Government In Libya
European Union foreign ministers are looking at ways to boost the fledgling UN-backed national unity government in Libya and even move their naval mission into territorial waters to stamp out illegal migration from the north African nation and save lives at sea.
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At Least 12 Killed as Shebab Attack Somalia Hotel
At least 12 people were killed in the Somali capital on Sunday after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police said.
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At Least 12 Killed as Shebab Attack Somalia Hotel: Police
At least 12 people were killed in the Somali capital on Sunday after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police said.
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UN Peacekeepers Sexually Abused Minors as Young as 11: Official
UN peacekeepers in the Central African Republic face allegations of sexual abuse in 13 cases, including nine that involve underage victims as young as 11, an official said Thursday.
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UN Chief Sacks Central Africa Mission Head Over Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced Wednesday he had fired the mission chief in the Central African Republic, saying "enough is enough" after a string of allegations of child sex abuse by peacekeepers.
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Somalia's Shebab Kill at Least 6 in Mogadishu Hotel Car Bombing
Somalia's Shebab insurgents killed at least six people Sunday in a huge car bomb attack on a heavily guarded hotel in the capital Mogadishu that is also home to several diplomatic missions, officials and witnesses said.
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At Least 6 Dead in Bomb Blast at Mogadishu Hotel
At least six people were killed today when a suspected car bomb exploded at a heavily guarded hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu housing diplomatic missions and frequented by government officials and international workers.
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Dozens Killed as Somali Shebab Overrun African Union Base: Witnesses
Dozens of soldiers were killed today when Somalia's Shebab insurgents overran an African Union base, witnesses said, describing intense fighting which left corpses strewn on the ground.
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Sudan Won't Give Visas to US., British, French Envoys: Diplomats
Khartoum has so far declined to issue visas for senior U.S., British and French diplomats hoping to conduct a fact-finding mission in Sudan's conflict-torn Darfur region, U.N. diplomatic sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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UN Moves to Revamp African Union-United Nations Mission in Sudan's Darfur
The United Nations is working on a roadmap to streamline its joint mission with the African Union in Sudan's Darfur and transfer some of its tasks to a team solely under UN control, a report said on Friday.
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Militants Attack African Union Somalia Base, At Least 5 Dead
Gunmen attacked the African Union's main base in the capital, Mogadishu, today leading to an exchange of gunfire between militants and soldiers that left at least five militants dead, an official with the mission in Somalia said.
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Mali Urges Aggressive Overhaul of UN Peacekeeping Mission
Mali called on the United Nations to speed up deploying the remainder of its promised 12,000-member peacekeeping force and station more troops in the West African nation's turbulent north.
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Two Killed after Peacekeepers Clash with Gunmen in Central African Republic
At least two people were killed on Friday after Burundian peacekeepers exchanged fire with a group of armed protesters in the capital of Central African Republic, a spokesman for the African Union peacekeeping mission said
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African missions cautiously approve Zimbabwe vote
Zimbabwe's elections received cautious approval on Friday from two African observer missions despite allegations by the main challenger to President Robert Mugabe and a local monitoring group that the vote was heavily rigged.
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African Union Soldiers From Uganda Convicted For Running Fuel Racket
Nine Ugandan soldiers have been jailed for illegally selling fuel meant for the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), an army spokesman said Wednesday.
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EU Nations Seek Ways To Boost Unity Government In Libya
European Union foreign ministers are looking at ways to boost the fledgling UN-backed national unity government in Libya and even move their naval mission into territorial waters to stamp out illegal migration from the north African nation and save lives at sea.
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At Least 12 Killed as Shebab Attack Somalia Hotel
At least 12 people were killed in the Somali capital on Sunday after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police said.
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At Least 12 Killed as Shebab Attack Somalia Hotel: Police
At least 12 people were killed in the Somali capital on Sunday after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police said.
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UN Peacekeepers Sexually Abused Minors as Young as 11: Official
UN peacekeepers in the Central African Republic face allegations of sexual abuse in 13 cases, including nine that involve underage victims as young as 11, an official said Thursday.
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UN Chief Sacks Central Africa Mission Head Over Peacekeeper Sex Abuse Claims
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced Wednesday he had fired the mission chief in the Central African Republic, saying "enough is enough" after a string of allegations of child sex abuse by peacekeepers.
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Somalia's Shebab Kill at Least 6 in Mogadishu Hotel Car Bombing
Somalia's Shebab insurgents killed at least six people Sunday in a huge car bomb attack on a heavily guarded hotel in the capital Mogadishu that is also home to several diplomatic missions, officials and witnesses said.
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At Least 6 Dead in Bomb Blast at Mogadishu Hotel
At least six people were killed today when a suspected car bomb exploded at a heavily guarded hotel in the Somali capital Mogadishu housing diplomatic missions and frequented by government officials and international workers.
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Dozens Killed as Somali Shebab Overrun African Union Base: Witnesses
Dozens of soldiers were killed today when Somalia's Shebab insurgents overran an African Union base, witnesses said, describing intense fighting which left corpses strewn on the ground.
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Sudan Won't Give Visas to US., British, French Envoys: Diplomats
Khartoum has so far declined to issue visas for senior U.S., British and French diplomats hoping to conduct a fact-finding mission in Sudan's conflict-torn Darfur region, U.N. diplomatic sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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UN Moves to Revamp African Union-United Nations Mission in Sudan's Darfur
The United Nations is working on a roadmap to streamline its joint mission with the African Union in Sudan's Darfur and transfer some of its tasks to a team solely under UN control, a report said on Friday.
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Militants Attack African Union Somalia Base, At Least 5 Dead
Gunmen attacked the African Union's main base in the capital, Mogadishu, today leading to an exchange of gunfire between militants and soldiers that left at least five militants dead, an official with the mission in Somalia said.
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Mali Urges Aggressive Overhaul of UN Peacekeeping Mission
Mali called on the United Nations to speed up deploying the remainder of its promised 12,000-member peacekeeping force and station more troops in the West African nation's turbulent north.
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Two Killed after Peacekeepers Clash with Gunmen in Central African Republic
At least two people were killed on Friday after Burundian peacekeepers exchanged fire with a group of armed protesters in the capital of Central African Republic, a spokesman for the African Union peacekeeping mission said
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African missions cautiously approve Zimbabwe vote
Zimbabwe's elections received cautious approval on Friday from two African observer missions despite allegations by the main challenger to President Robert Mugabe and a local monitoring group that the vote was heavily rigged.
