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Written By:Claire Wanja , Posted: Tue, Oct 27, 2009 Kenya Airways has launched direct flights to Bangui, the largest city in the Central African Republic. The airline will operate two weekly flights every Tuesday and Thursday to the Bangui M'Poko International Airport. The introduction of flights to Bangui brings to 46 the number of destinations that Kenya...

Full Story: Kenya Broadcasting Corp

Filipino victims walks in a flooded dirty water due to flood brought by typhoon Ondoy in Pasig City , Philippines , October 5 , 2009.

P2B in loans to typhoon victims paid out by GSIS The Daily Tribune

China honoured in Central Africa BBC News

MARCH 29 , 2009 , MANILA CITY , PHILIPPINES - MANY FILIPINOS ARE STAYING IN THE SEA SIDE OF MANILA BAY ALONG ROXAS BOULEVARD IN A WEEKEND FOR A FAMILY GATHERING AND PICNIC.

103,000 GSIS members affected by ``Ondoy'' granted P20,000 loan each Inquirer

GSIS grants P2B in emergency loans to members Inquirer

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Aid workers evacuated from north IRINnews2009-12-24

web BANGUI, 24 December 2009 (IRIN) - The US-based NGO International Medical Corps (IMC) has evacuated 13 of its staff from the northeast of the Central African Republic following two incidents in which the organization lost three vehicles to an armed group. IMC head of mission, StÃ©phane GrÃ©goire,...

KQ cargo invests in cargo tracking system Kenya Broadcasting Corp2009-12-24

Written By:Claire Wanja , Posted: Thu, Dec 24, 2009 Caption: KQ Chief Operating Officer Mr Bram Steller (left) presents an award to Shiron Nyayieka (right), Air Imports Operations Manager at SDV Transami (K) Limited during an event in honour of Cargo Agents at The Pride Centre....

UN boosts peacekeeping force in troubled area of Central African Republic United Nations2009-12-23

UN Peacekeeper on patrol23 December 2009 United Nations peacekeepers in the Central African Republic (CAR) are stepping up their presence near a refugee camp in the country's northeast where deadly clashes last week have increased tensions in an already unstable area. The Secretary-General's...

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Starving for diamonds IRINnews2009-12-16

web BODA, 16 December 2009 (IRIN) - While she was helping to run a vaccination campaign in July, health worker and midwife Victorine Yangakola became aware of a serious nutritional crisis in Boda and surrounding villages in the western region of Lobaye. "I was coming across children with reddish...

CAR rebels attacked, scores dead Independent online (SA)2009-12-09

Bangui - Government forces in the Central African Republic have attacked rebel positions near the border with Chad to prevent them from storming a key northern town, a military official said on Wednesday. Speaking under cover of anonymity, the official said...

'Several dead' in Centr.Africa attack on rebels Yahoo Daily News2009-12-09

BANGUI (AFP) – Government forces in the Central African Republic have attacked rebel positions near the border with Chad to prevent them from storming a key northern town, a military official said on Wednesday. Speaking under cover of anonymity, the official said...

Analysis: Abductions disrupt aid work in CAR IRINnews2009-12-04

web BANGUI, 4 December 2009 (IRIN) - The UN has warned that the recent kidnapping of two aid workers in the northeastern town of Birao in Central African Republic will have a highly damaging impact on humanitarian activities in the remote, impoverished Vakaga region. In an interview with IRIN in...

Army fights rebels for town in Central Africa Yahoo Daily News2009-11-28

BANGUI (AFP) – The army in the Central African Republic vowed Friday to recapture the key north central town of Ndele after a rebel attack in which a military source said about 15 people died. "Since yesterday, reinforcements have been arriving by land and by air to reconquer the...

Army fights rebels for town in Centr.Africa Yahoo Daily News2009-11-27

LRA Abducts 24, Kill One in Central African Republic All Africa2009-11-27

The Lord's Resistance Army...

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Rice crop damaged by flood in Cavite, Philippines

photo: WN / Trigedia

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (second from right) is fitted with a flack jacket as he prepares to enter the headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for the Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), to tour the facilities damaged in the fighting.

photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe

Women sell food stuff at a local market in Bossangoa, Central African Republic, Feb. 13, 2007.

photo: AP / Schalk van Zuydam

A family of Central African Republic refugees awaits visiting U.N. undersecretary general John Holmes on Friday near their hideout in the bush near the village of Otah. Holmes, who ended his trip to the region that also brought him to Sudan's Darfur and to Chad vowed to raise international efforts for the CAR's 210,000 internal refugees, which he described as the victims of one of Africa's most neglected crisis.

photo: AP / Alfred de Montesquiou

The Secretary-General with H.E. Mr. El Haj Omar Bongo Ondimba, President of Gabon

photo: UN / Evan Schneider

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