SALO’s Articles at The Southern African Liaison Office, Page 140

Somalia – 29 November 2014

‘Al-Shabab Doesn’t Want a Truce With Infidel Powers’ The violent campaign between Kenya’s government and Somali militants is escalating. On

South Sudan warns U.N. that sanctions could fuel confrontation South Sudan warned the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday that

15 killed in ambush in Sudan’s Darfur At least 15 people were killed and 10 others injured when gunmen ambushed

Polish Catholic Missionary Kidnapped in Central African Republic Now Free A Cameroonian army operation has freed 16 hostages, including a

Democratic Republic of Congo: Rebels Kill Dozens Dozens of people were killed last week in an eastern region, lawmakers said

WHO confirms outbreak of the plague in Madagascar The prime minister of Madagascar confirmed that the country is dealing with

Swaziland miners and police in ‘Marikana style’ face-off Striking workers at a mine in Swaziland linked to the ANC fear

Democratic Union Formed in Zimbabwe Two breakaway factions of Zimbabwe’s main Movement for Democratic Change party officially signed a unity

Embassy of Sweden in cooperation with the Southern African Liaison Office (SALO) Sweden and South Africa – looking back and

SALO meeting with Malagasy students and civil society at the Cape Peninsular University of Technology Hotel School, Cape Town, 25th