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Tanzanian concern over resources for peacekeepers

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    Meanwhile, Tanzanian official Musinga Bandora told a review of UN peacekeeping operations that with recent UN missions to Rwanda and the Republic of Congo having been undermined by a lack of logistical and financial resources, it was feared the same fate would befall the planned mission in the DRC. For the most part, planning and financing for peacekeeping missions remained slow and uncertain, particularly where Africa was concerned, and this was an issue that needed to be addressed, Bandora said in a statement released by the UN on Thursday.

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