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Africa: Claims for UN Seats Still in Limbo

African leaders have voiced their concerns at the failure to address demands for two permanent seats for the continent in the most powerful body at the UN.

Africa: Claims for UN Security Council Seats Still in Limbo

IPS, 15 October 2012

After 20 long years of negotiations on a proposed expansion of the Security Council, African countries continue to be left out in the cold - even as African leaders complain that… Read more »

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Nigeria: UN - African Leaders Call for Reform to Tackle War, Poverty

Leadership, 2 October 2012

Speaking on the last day of General Assembly's high-level debate, a range of African leaders and government officials called for greater United Nations help in combating the twin… Read more »
Africa: African Leaders Voice Range of Concerns At UN

UN News, 26 September 2012

Malawi's President Joyce Banda today called on the United Nations General Assembly to ensure that an ambitious programme adopted last year to spur development and economic growth… Read more »
Namibia: Pohamba Calls for Security Council Reform

New Era, 26 September 2012

President Hifikepunye Pohamba has reiterated appeals for the comprehensive reform of the United Nations (UN) Security Council to make it more democratic, transparent and better… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Debate On UN Relevance Gathers Momentum

The Herald, 22 September 2012

THE 67th Session of the United Nations General Assembly convenes here at a time debate on the relevance of the world body to the geo-political demands of the prevailing uni-polar… Read more »
Zimbabwe: U.S. Abusing UN Charter - President

The Herald, 2 September 2012

THE United States and its allies should be blocked from imposing alien values on smaller countries in the name of democracy, President Mugabe has said. Read more »

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