| Chad/U.N: Rebels critic the downsizing agreement |
|
|
|
|
The Union forces of resistance (UFR), which includes the main rebel factions have denounced the agreement between Chad and the UN on the UN Mission to Central Africa and Chad, worrying about the refugees’ security.
The UN and Chad have finally reached an agreement on Friday that extends the mandate of MINURCAT until October at least. Its workforce will be reduced to 1,900 men and the mission will be redefined. The Chadian government shows little seriousness to the protection of the refugees and displaced Chadians. Decisions have been taken without consultation and in the most total improvisation". The main rebel factions accuse the government of President Deby of not worrying about the protection of the refugees and to use them for recruitment into militias to destabilize the entire region and especially Darfur. Abderaman Koulamallah, spokesman for the Union forces of resistance (UFR), said that "the government has lost control of the East and fears that the absence of the international community will provide an opportunity to intensify repression. |
- 10 th annual Africa Conference, 2010
- The 4th Moroccan Asian Studies Conference
- Somalia: Attack on a French Navy Ship
- The Nile: More discord in prospect
- Rwanda: Zapatero forced not to appear with Paul Kagame
- Somalia: Freed pirates probably died
- Somalia: The peacekeeping contingent might rise to 20,000
- The Nile: One River for ten countries, Egypt, Sudan and al…
- Djibouti: A Central Position, Envied and Enviable
- Nigeria: The President is dead
- Rwanda-Burundi-DRC: Opening the borders between
- Ethiopia: the opposition demands new elections
Africa Security Watch
- Mozambique: Protests against the high cost of living Seven people have been killed since Wednesday in the riots against high living costs in Maputo, including three on Thursday morning, while fighting continued in the poor suburbs of the Mozambican c...Friday, 03 September 2010
- Guinea Conakry: the facilitator’s ultimate advices The President of Burkina Faso, Blaise Compaoré, the Guinean crisis facilitator, has received the two candidates for the second round of the presidential elections in Guinea, scheduled for Septembe...Friday, 03 September 2010
- Rwanda/U.N: Genocide report delayed by UN The United Nations human rights office is delaying the report that accuses Rwandan troops of committing war crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo during the 1990s. ...Friday, 03 September 2010
- Cameroon: police and intelligence chiefs dismissed The President Paul Biya of Cameroon has sacked, on August 31, the Chief of Police, Emmanuel Edou, appointed in July 2009, ...Friday, 03 September 2010
- Rwanda: Kigali threatens to recall its troops from Sudan By the voice of its Minister of Foreign Affairs, Louise Mushikiwabo, Kigali believes that if the UN accuses the Rwandan army of genocide, it "must be prepared to find another army to do what we do in ...Thursday, 02 September 2010
- South Africa: the strike is threatening to spread to the miners “Our members are still on strike”, Maluleke Mugwena, from the COSATU trade union confederation, said. "The new government's offer will be discussed with our members, this is not what we wanted but...Thursday, 02 September 2010
- Kenya: the controversy after the visit of Omar El-Bashir Again the international justice considered being defied by the Sudanese Head of State, Omar Al-Bashir, when he rendered, on August 27, an official visit to Nairobi. ...Wednesday, 01 September 2010
- Madagascar: The politics never end and the crisis is getting worse Sentenced to hard work for the rest of his life, former President of Madagascar denounced the political trial, aiming to "prevent him from participating in the next election" and "disturbing the ongoi...Wednesday, 01 September 2010
- South Africa: football euphoria vs. harsh reality of society The football truce hasn’t last enough, turning South Africa back to the daily life and its problems. ...Tuesday, 31 August 2010
- Guinea Conakry: Dadis Camara still shadowing the political arena Slowly but surely, the hope is back within the Guineans. At least it is close to ending the political crisis in which the country is plunged. By consensus, the political actors have agreed to the date...Tuesday, 31 August 2010






