PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA HAS ASKED ORGANISATIONS MAKING ACCUSATIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA'S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE TO THE UNITED NATIONS IN GENEVA TO PROVIDE EVIDENCE.
NEW BEGINNINGS ARE BEING CEMENTED IN MOZAMBIQUE, WHERE THE COGS ARE SLOWLY TURNING IN THE PAINFUL PROCESS OF RECOVERY AFTER 17 YEARS OF CIVIL WAR.
THE BURUNDI GOVERNMENT THURSDAY BOWED TO OPPOSITION DEMANDS TO SACK THE SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT AND OFFERED THE EMBATTLED JAN MINANE A COMPROMISE POST.
Relief workers who have visited Rwandan refugee camps in Zaire warn that the army of the deposed Hutu led government is preparing to launch an attack on the new government formed by the Tutsi-dominated Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF).
PRESSURE HAS BEEN MOUNTING ON PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA'S GOVERNMENT TO RECONSIDER THE APPOINTMENT OF FORMER ANTI-APARTHEID CAMPAIGNER ALLAN BOESAK AS SOUTH AFRICA'S AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE TO THE UNITED NATIONS IN GENEVA.
PROSPECTS FOR A MEETING BETWEEN ANGOLAN PRESIDENT JOSE EDUARDO DOS SANTOS AND UNITA CHIEF JONAS SAVIMBI REMAIN UNCERTAIN, U.N. MEDIATOR ALOUINE BLONDIN BEYE SAID HERE WEDNESDAY.
Russian armed forces Wednesday moved into the suburbs of Grozny, capital of the rebellious republic of Chechnya -- one day after President Boris Yeltsin urged them to stamp out the separatist revolt.
THERE APPEARS TO BE LITTLE HOPE TO END SIERRA LEONE'S CIVIL WAR WHICH HAS CLAIMED THOUSANDS OF LIVES SINCE IT ERUPTED THREE YEARS AGO.
Russian President Boris Yeltsin Tuesday called on Russian armed forces in the breakaway republic of Chechnya to press ahead with their campaign against separatist militants.
Serbian journalists, resisting government's attempt to tighten its hold on the national media, are refusing to work with a senior state official who was put in charge of Belgrade's only independent daily newspaper at the weekend.
Russian President Boris Yeltsin Monday indicated a likely conclusion to Russian military intervention in the breakaway republic of Chechnya as moves were initiated to install a new administration backed by Moscow.
The British government has released 47 paramilitary prisoners for seven days in a show of goodwill as Northern Ireland celebrates its first peaceful Christmas in 25 years.
Walled in and empty for the last five years, the building on No. 7 Dragon street in Paris is slowly coming back to life.
THERE APPEARS TO BE LITTLE HOPE FOR PEACE IN RWANDA AS HUTU EXTREMISTS GO AHEAD WITH THEIR PLAN TO DESTABLISE THE GOVERNMENT IN KIGALI.
BLACK ENTREPRENEURS ARE CLAIMING THAT THOUSANDS OF WHITE RETURNEES WHO FLED ZIMBABWE AFTER THE ADVENT OF BLACK RULE IN 1980 ARE WHITTLING AWAY AT THEIR LIMITED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PRESIDENT JOACHIM CHISSANO FRIDAY SWORE IN MOZAMBIQUE'S NEW GOVERNMENT, CONSISTING OF 20 MINISTERS AND TEN DEPUTIES, AT THE 'PONTA VERMELHA,' HIS OFFICIAL RESIDENCE.
U.N. envoy Yasushi Akashi continued talks with the government and rebel Serb leaders Friday after the noon deadline passed for a ceasefire to take effect throughout Bosnia- Hercegovina.
Russia Friday said its armed forces had sealed the Chechen capital of Grozny while its bombers continued to rain bombs from the skies over the breakaway republic.
One odd result of Austria's entry into the European Union (EU) next month will be that foreigners married to other EU citizens will find it easier to settle here than those wedded to Austrians, say migrant counsellors.
SOUTH AFRICA'S RULING AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (ANC) THURSDAY BEGAN IMPLEMENTING A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING CUBA AGAINST THE U.S. BLOCKADE.
Russia's military intervention in the breakaway republic of Chechnya Thursday took its toll in the top ranks of the armed forces as resignations and reshuffles forced Defence Minister Pavel Grachev to take charge of the operation.