Ex-archbishop Pius Ncube, opponent of Robert Mugabe, silenced by Vatican
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Botswana: Gov't instructs DCEC to investigate Morupule B Power Station saga
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Man behind Mozambique journalist’s murder escapes again
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Mugabe must go now, says Raila
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Libyans plan Africa's largest telecoms group
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Raila asks AU to send troops to Zimbabwe
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Tanzania: ATCL found with 500 safety faults
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6:25
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