17. ?here rrere some g,000 retugees in the country at the end of the reportingPeriod' of ,,hd'' aome 95 per cent eere south Afiicans restding in the Ndzevane lurar refugee settlenent. UNHCR assistance in l9g4 .io fSgS *ae largely devoted to further consori,dation of this settlenent 'n eief ot lts transfer to the covernnent as of I January 19g6. I8. South Africana and Nanibian refugee students rere apon8ored to atudy in Swazil.and by the foll.or,ing agencies:A/40 /590 Eng lish Page 4 15. Counselling services rere providededucatlonal placenent, wage emplo]rnent,personal and social problena. The costs $63 , 03 5. Aqencv UNHCR UNEPTSA t{or}d Univeraity ServlceAfrican Anerican Inati tureLutheran iior ld Federatlon ZAfiAIAto sone 280 south Africana ulth regard toaelt- efiplolrnent opportunitlea a8 rell asot the counselling servlces anounted to scholarships at var loustotal anoune of 939,460.nonthly al.lorance8. No. of gtudenta 167 4t 2 2I 19' seven south Africans left f,or schorarehlpa abroad, frve for atudieg tn the united states, one for the united Kingdom and one for canada, A totar. ot 97 south Africans eere assisted by t NH.R to trivel frorr sea'r!.and to the unrted Repubric of Tanzania for education purposes. 20' sone 60 south African refugee children llvrng rn urban centr€s uele asslsted to attend nuraery and prinary achools, at' a coat ot g23,300. 2L' scholarships Here a'arded by uNHcR to teo Nanibian etudents. They coeered tuition, board, tranEport and pocket money at a coet ot about 0l,OO0 per scholarship. 22. In 1985, T NHCR has earmarked sme gI2,000 for educational materlals and50rne $90'000 for fooal, croching and nearici;e' eor z.ooo Nlnlblan refugee' at the Nyango llealtb and Education cencre run lV -ii" J""tn neBt Africa peoplersorqahization in the $lestern province of ianbia. uost of the reaidents of the centre are young eonen and children or "ctioi-ig*.A/ 40/59o Eng lt sh Page 5 VI. ZIIIBAANE 23. During the perid under revier' there fere 440 South African refuqees in zimbab$e. uNltcR assistance to the refugees "ono"iit"l"i on forntl education and
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the activities of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in various countries, particularly in southern Africa. The report highlights the assistance provided to refugees, including education, employment, and humanitarian aid. The text also mentions scholarships, counseling services, and the provision of educational materials.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education