Decisive action required to break impasse
African leaders must take "decisive" action to end the deadlock between Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon...
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SA team jets in to discuss aid package
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Britain demands inquiry on Malawi police torture
Nyasa Times
Britain, a major bilateral donor to Malawi has demanded an inquiry and appropriate...
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ZIMBABWE: Survival recipe book
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Zambians Voters Anxious But Polls Disputes Resolved
Zambians go to the polls to elect a new president on Thursday amid high levels...
30.10.2008
6:53
Major blow for Botswana beef exports
Botwsana's beef production could suffer a major setback as government is forced to close down...
30.10.2008
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DEMOCRAZY
The Prime Minister designate is denied a passport...
30.10.2008
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Mugabe is a very old man
In the current US election, the age contrast between John McCain and Barack Obama...
29.10.2008
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Greed prevails
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29.10.2008
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The power is in the seed
BY KETAYI MAKOSA
What has happened recently in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Sudan, Somalia, and Mauritania...
What has happened recently in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Sudan, Somalia, and Mauritania...
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Judgment or reconciliation? Where do we draw the line?
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