Mon, 05 Dec 2016 08:51:23 +0000 By Wallen Simwaka FOREIGN Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba has called for increased efforts to address global challenges including terrorism, migration, climate change, trans-border crime and illegal migration that are threatening the peace and security of the world. Speaking at the Annual Diplomats and Corporates Gala Dinner at Twangale Park on Saturday, Mr Kalaba said the world recorded over fifty terror attacks in the month of November alone. He stated that climate change was equally taking a severe toll on world economies particularly due to the El Nino phenomenon that has induced delayed rains, droughts, floods, increased humanitarian crises apart from adversely affected hydro-power generation in many countries. “All these global factors require collective efforts to address the challenges and find lasting solutions,” Mr Kalaba said. “You will agree with me that in an increasingly globalised world, trade and investment relies heavily on a conducive business environment that is set […]
Terrorism, migration, climate change global threats to peace, says Kalaba
