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Zimbabweans in South Africa flee attacks |
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Two people are killed amid resentment over the presence of foreigners willing to work for little money.
Isaac Moyo left Zimbabwe for South Africa six years ago because it was so hard to survive in his homeland. But after a mob armed with machetes and axes chopped through his door in this township Monday and chased him away, Moyo feels that he has no choice but to go back to Zimbabwe. |
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Sudan police arrest opposition leader |
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He and five others are detained, apparently in response to a failed raid on the capital by Darfur rebels.
Two days after Darfur rebels launched an unsuccessful attack against the Sudanese capital, government security forces arrested Hassan Turabi, one of the country's most outspoken opposition leaders, an aide said today. |
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Meant to strengthen, land grab weakened Zimbabwe's Mugabe |
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Few war veterans benefited from the redistribution of land. Now the question that will hang over a possible MDC government is whether a small circle of powerful people will retain ownership of seized
When Ishmael Dube got his own small plot of land, it felt like justice. He'd grown up a black child under a racist white regime when this country was called Rhodesia. Half his youth was gobbled by darkness: war and prison. |
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Zimbabwe opposition won't meet with mediator Mbeki |
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Mugabe greets him at the airport.
The Zimbabwean opposition said today that no one from the party would meet with visiting South African President Thabo Mbeki, who it says should be replaced as mediator in the country's political crisis. |
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Misunderstandings plague African adoptions |
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Traditional ways of helping poor children clash with Western concepts.
The offer of a foreign education for her beloved youngest son seemed like a dream come true for Elizabeth Rioba. But the Kenyan mother says a family member tricked her into signing adoption papers, and now it's been five years since she's seen her boy. |
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Meant to strengthen, land grab weakened Zimbabwe's Mugabe |
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Few benefited from the redistribution of farms. Now the issue for a possible MDC government is whether a small circle of powerful people will retain ownership of seized land.
When Ishmael Dube got his own small plot of land, it felt like justice. He'd grown up a black child under a racist white regime when this country was called Rhodesia. Half his youth was gobbled by darkness: war and prison. |
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Zimbabwe: Political Violence Escalates |
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 The brutal murder of MDC activist Beta Chokururama in Murehwa on Sunday and the abduction of Tonderai Ndira from Mabvuku on Wednesday highlight the country's spiralling crisis of political killings and kidnappings.
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