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A Family in the Musseque

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Author: Bob van der Winden (ed.)
Publication Date: April 1, 1996
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For some aid organisations, Angola is a ‘complex emergency’. It is complicated and there are few ideas of how to deal with it. The usual responses of the outside sending food and other emergency supplies may not be appropriate, and may compound the problems caused by the over-optimistic advice of the outside world surrounding the...

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 27 February – 4 March, 1996

1996 Week 6 UNUCAH
Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: March 4, 1996
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On 1 March, President Eduardo Dos Santos met with Dr. Savimbi in Libreville, Gabon for the third time since the signature of the Lusaka Protocol. Various issues concerning recent development in the peace process were discussed and specific measures agreed upon.

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 20-26 February, 1996

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Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: February 26, 1996
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As of 26 February 1996, over 16,500 UNITA soldiers are quartered at the four sites. In all four QAs, soldiers continue to benefit from the comprehensive humanitarian programme which includes food, access to basic health services and training on civic values incluing literacy, human rights and national reconciliation.

Quartering Process Report 1

Quartering Process 02 1996
Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: February 22, 1996
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Preliminary Information on Registered Soldiers: The registration of UNITA soldiers during the quartering phase of the demobilization and reintegration process in Angola is signficant in both the formal set of identification and registration of soldiers in the quartering areas and in the long-term planning for programs in suport of their social and economic reintegration.

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 13-19 February, 1996

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Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: February 19, 1996
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As relief agencies wait for the final results of ongoing corp assessments in various parts of the country, preliminary indications seem to indicate the rise of multiple pocket malnutrition areas in lieu of a general food emergency. Meanwhile, increased overland access has led humanitarian organizations to improve relief operations in northern Huila.

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 6-12 February, 1996

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Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: February 12, 1996
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Relief activities continue in accessible areas of the country. With the gradual rehabilitation of roads and bridges, overland transport of relief items by WFP averages 60 per cent. Relief agencies operating in Angoa's countryside continue efforts to assess current harvest prospects as a basis for future assistance, primarily in food aid.

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 29 February – 5 February, 1996

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Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: February 5, 1996
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While insufficient rains to date could threaten maize crops sown in provinces along Angola's coast, reasonable harvests, mainly sorghum are expected in other areas of the country. Simultaneously, overland access for humanitarian convoys continues to increase.

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 18 December, 1995 – 28 January, 1996

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Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: January 28, 1996
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Contrary to the prevailing tension visible during mid-December 1995 which led most relief operations to a standstill, the reporting period signals the successful resumption of relief activities in the Angolan countryside. As secuirty risks decline, WFP restarts humanitarian convoys to the northern areas, including Quibaxe, Negage, Uige, N'Dalatando, Cacuso and Malange.

Decreto nº 2/96 Cria Empresa para Programa Urbano de Luanda

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Publication Date: January 12, 1996
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O decreto nº2/96 cria com sede em Luanda uma empresa de âmbito local denominada empresa de participação em programas de desenvolvimento urbano em Luanda

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 10 October – 10 November 1996

1996 1011 UCAH News
Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: January 11, 1996
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Demobilization of Underage Soldiers from Negage starts on 13 November after the process was stalled for 2 weeks due to problems on the ground with SEAR payment and security issues. The ODA/EU Sees and tools campaign coordinated by SCF(UK) utilizing WFP transport is almost completed with 90% of the imputs delivered to the provinces from...

Statement of the Humanitarian Situation in Angola

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Author: UNIAO Nacional Para Independencia Total de Angola
Publication Date: January 4, 1996
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1. The grave humanitarian situation that the Angolan people are experiencing as a result of the long conflict has engendered the sensitivity and solidarity of the international community. 2. The international community, through various humanitarian organizations, is deeply involved in Angola to minimize the shortages, above all in food and medicine, affecting the people.

Circular Extra

Circular FALA
Author: Secretariado Geral e o Estado Maior Geral das FALA
Publication Date: January 1, 1996
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A grave situacao Humanitaria que o povo angolano atravessa em virtude do longo conflito suscitou a sensibilidade e a solidariedade da comunidade internacional.

Angola Peace Monitor 1995

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Publication Date: December 31, 1995
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UNITA suspends troop confinement Moves are underway to get the Angolan peace process back on track after UNITA halted quartering its troops on 4 December following clashes with Government troops. President dos Santos has invited UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi for talks on 20 December, but it is unclear whether the meeting will take place.

Angola Peace Monitor 1997

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Publication Date: December 19, 1995
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The agreement reached between the Angolan government and UNITA, during exhaustive negotiations over the last year, allows for UNITA to take a stake of up to 25% in the concession belonging to the Sociedade Desenvolvimento Mineira (SDM) to exploit the rich diamond areas around the town of Luzamba, in the north-east of the country.

UN UCAH Humanitarian Assistance in Angola: 11-17 December, 1995

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Author: United Nations Humanitarian Assistance Coordination Unit
Publication Date: December 17, 1995
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As the year comes to an end, relief operations in Angola have reduced or come to a halt in the countryside as both Government and UNITA have reacted to increased military tension in northern Angola. During the reporting period, four overland convoys were not cleared for security reasons a tension increased in Kwanza Norte, Malange,...