BBC NEWS | Africa | Sudan 'still bombing in Darfur'
A BBC correspondent in Chad has seen helicopters drop bombs over the Sudanese border in Darfur. Stephanie Hancock says she saw a helicopter flying across the sky, then heard explosions and saw clouds of smoke coming from the ground. Nations sending peacekeepers to Darfur are due to discuss how to speed up the force's deployment later at the UN. Earlier, Russia offered to provide some of the helico
チャド情勢、本質はダルフール危機: 極東ブログ
チャド情勢について多少推測を交えて踏み込んでおきたい。というのは、この問題の本質はダルフール危機なのだ。このブログでの関連エントリはいくつかあるが、とりあえず「極東ブログ: ダルフール危機からチャドにおけるジェノサイドの危険性」（参照）は近い文脈にある。 まず日本国内のこの事態へのジャーナリズムの扱い方から触れたい。私たち日本人の公的な関わりがここで問われているからだ。典型例として、６日付け日経新聞社説”ＡＵは紛争解決へ意志示せ”（参照）を取り上げたい。誤解なきよう前もって述べておきたいのだが、同社説を批判したいのではない。むしろ日経はこの問題を社説に取り上げただけ他紙よりはるかにましだと言える。 冒頭はこうだ。 産業基盤の強化を主な議題にアフリカ連合（ＡＵ）首脳会議が先週末開かれたが、ケニア、そしてチャドの治安情勢の悪化に翻弄（ほんろう）された。アフリカではスーダンのダルフール地方、ソマ
BBC NEWS | Africa | Chad 'cannot take more refugees'
Chad's Prime Minister, Nouradine Delwa Kassire Koumakoye, has said his country cannot absorb any more refugees from the Sudanese region of Darfur. The UN says 12,000 people fled into Chad over the weekend after attacks on villages in Darfur by Sudanese forces pursuing rebel fighters. "We are simply demanding that they be moved, otherwise we will do it," Mr Koumakoye said. He accuses Sudan of being
BBC NEWS | Africa | Refugees flee from Darfur to Chad
About 12,000 people have fled western Sudan into neighbouring Chad, with more expected to follow after deadly attacks on Darfur villages, the UN has said. Sudan's government said it had launched the attacks against fighters from the Justice and Equality Movement. But Darfur rebels denied their men had been in the targeted villages and said as many as 200 civilians were killed. At least two million
BBC NEWS | Africa | UN gives support to Chad leader
The United Nations Security Council has called on all member-states to back the Chadian government following two days of clashes with rebels in the capital. France, which has 1,400 troops in Chad, said it hoped it would not have to use the mandate and intervene further. The French foreign minister said the government of Chadian President Idriss Deby was in control of the capital N'Djamena "for the
BBC NEWS | Africa | East DR Congo peace deal 'agreed'
Talks on the future of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo are coming to an end, with a peace deal expected to be signed on Tuesday. Mediators at the talks say there is a general agreement between the government and the key rebel leader. Other groups have still to sign up and a final declaration needs approval. The deal aims to end months of bloody conflict around the town of Goma, which has driv
BBC NEWS | Africa | Sudan 'bombing rebels in Darfur'
Sudanese warplanes have been bombing rebel positions near Geneina in West Darfur, rebel commanders in the Justice and Equality Movement (Jem) say. They say there have been several civilian causalities as people flee villages to shelter from the raids. Correspondents say Jem has claimed a series of recent victories over government troops in the area in fighting which is hampering aid work. Some 200
BBC NEWS | Africa | Mugabe faces rival inside party
A leading figure inside the ruling Zanu-PF party in Zimbabwe is planning to mount a challenge to the leadership of Robert Mugabe, the BBC can confirm. Simba Makoni was once finance minister under Mr Mugabe but now looks set to run against him in national elections expected in March. The BBC's John Simpson confirmed the news while under cover in Zimbabwe. Mr Makoni is seen as a moderate within Zanu
BBC NEWS | Africa | Sudan admits Darfur attack on UN
Sudan has admitted that its forces were involved in an attack on peacekeepers in the troubled Darfur region. The military apologised, saying the attack was the result of a "shared mistake" but adding the UN should have informed it of the convoy's movements. Sudan's UN Ambassador Abdalmahmoud Mohamad earlier denied responsibility, saying the incident happened in an area where rebels were active. Th
BBC NEWS | Africa | Military approves EU Chad mission
Military officials have approved a European peacekeeping force in Chad and the Central African Republic. The contingent will have the task of protecting refugees from Darfur and people displaced by internal fighting. EU ministers will still have to rubber-stamp the 3,500-strong force in time for a launch in early February. Diplomats said that a shortfall of helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft had
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