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S.Africa seeks greater African role in UN Security Council

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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday urged greater African representation at the UN Security Council as well as a stimulus package for the continent as it confronts Covid-19.

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Ramaphosa calls for greater representation of African countries on UN Security Council

President Cyril Ramaphosa reiterated South Africa's and the continent's long-held position that the United Nations (UN) Security Council must be more representative.

4 years ago·South Africa

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S.Africa Seeks Greater African Role In UN Security Council

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday urged greater African representation at the UN Security Council as well as a stimulus package for the continent as it confronts Covid-19. Ramaphosa, who holds the rotating leadership of the continental body, the African Union, made the call in a remote speech to the United Nations General Assembly. "The current composition of the Security Council does not reflect the world in which we live," Ram…

4 years ago·United States

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Times Live

UN Security Council must include more African nations: Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa has used his address to the 75th United Nations General Assembly to renew his push for the reform of the multilateral body's Security Council.

4 years ago·Johannesburg, South Africa

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France24

S.Africa seeks greater African role in UN Security Council - France 24

S.Africa seeks greater African role in UN Security Council

4 years ago·France

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S.Africa seeks greater African role in UN Security Council

4 years ago·Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

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Africa News

S. Africa demands more African representation at UN Security Council

Africa must be better represented in the UN Security Council, whose "current composition does not reflect the world in which we live," South African President Cyril Ramaphosa argued Tuesday at the UN General Assembly. "South Africa currently sits, for the second year, as a non-permanent member," Ramaphosa, who also currently holds the rotating presidency of the African Union (AU), recalled, via an audiovisual message filmed in his country. The…

4 years ago·Pointe- Noire, Congo

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