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MOGADISHU, Somalia - Al-Qaida-linked militants launched their deadliest single bombing in Somalia on Tuesday, killing 70 people and demonstrating how the group that blocked aid to famine victims still can mount devastating violence even after most of its fighters fled the capital in August.
A truck loaded with drums of fuel exploded outside the Ministry of Education on one of central Mogadishu's busiest streets, where students and their parents were registering for scholarships offered by the Turkish government.
...Special Representative for Somalia, Augustine Mahiga, had warned that al-Shabab would resort to ...
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...'s Special Representative for Somalia, Augustine Mahiga, has voiced disappointment at the Somali Pa...
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By Katharine Houreld
The Associated Press
..."I don't think thereis oversight," envoy Augustine Mahiga said. "Wedon't have accountability because ...
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MOGADISHU, Somalia - Ammunition intended for peacekeepers ends up in militant hands. Humanitarian workers pay Somali Islamist rebels protection money. U.N. and Somali officials are accused of skimming from contracts.
About $1 billion is poured into Somalia each year for humanitarian, development and security projects, but some of the aid that is wasted, stolen or diverted may be helping feed the 20-year- old conflict instead of ending it.
...'t think there is oversight," said envoy Augustine Mahiga. "We don't have accountability because info...
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...[Augustine] Mahiga, if he's already on the job, or the UN is ...
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Getting the U.N. General Assembly to agree on anything is, at best, a difficult job - one that usually requires tact and persuasiveness, rather than muscle and bluster.
The unofficial protocol for General Assembly (GA) presidents has, for years upon years, been one of public politeness and backroom arm- twisting and candor.
...'s agenda, said Tanzanian Ambassador Augustine Mahiga. "He is a champion of Third World issues - ...
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... efforts, my Special Representative, Augustine Mahiga, has been making regular visits to Mogadish...
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What is particularly important to recognize is the resilience of the enslaved African people who were on board those ships,"Amb. [Christopher Hackett] told those who had gathered in the ECOSOC chamber for the first "solemn" commemoration of the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
Other events at the UN included a March 26 opening of the Amistad America exhibition from the McKissick Museum at the Univ. of South Carolina and the Harlem-based Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture titled "White Ships/Black Cargo" and "Amistad: The Story.
On March 27, Dr. Sheila Walker's film "The Slave Route: A Global Vision" was premiered in the Dag Hammarskjold Library ahead of a panel discussion on "Lest We Forget: Breaking the Silence ...
...Tanzanian Amb. Augustine Mahiga, who was also representing the African Unio...
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... is leaving, and to confirm or deny that Augustine Mahiga, the Tanzanian ambassador, is going to be n...
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UNITED NATIONS -- U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and members of the U.N. Security Council took turns Monday demanding swift intervention to ease the mounting humanitarian crisis in Darfur, but the Sudanese government again resisted a U.N. peacekeeping force.
The morninglong council meeting was intended to renew pressure on Sudan to allow the U.N. to take over an African Union peacekeeping force that has been unable to stop the violence in the western Darfur region. But Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir says the switch would violate the country's sovereignty and has warned that his army would fight any U.N. forces sent to Darfur.
...Ambassadors including Tanzania's Augustine Mahiga joined the call for Sudan to stop its attac...