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Inside Zimbabwe's healthcare crisis
The collapse of Zimbabwe's health sector, once the envy of many African countries, has quickly spread the country's internal crisis to neighboring countries.
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Attacks on foreigners spread in S. Africa
African immigrants may soon be forced to fight back against attacks by South African mobs.
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Zimbabweans face hate in South Africa
Attacks on foreigners have killed 22 and left more than 6,000 homeless in the past few days.
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Zimbabwe elections: Will the world stop Mugabe?
President Robert Mugabe is 'preparing for war,' according to the main opposition leader.
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Mugabe launches crackdown ahead of runoff vote
Hundreds of war veterans – a potent force for President Mugabe – marched through Zimbabwe's capital Friday condemning the opposition for claiming it won the March 29 elections.
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Churches call for calm as Zimbabwe awaits election results
With tension building as results from Saturday's elections trickle in, religious leaders are calling for restraint on all sides.
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Mugabe: reaching out with resignation deal?
Zimbabwe's main opposition leader and President Mugabe's government deny behind-the-scenes talks about a power-sharing deal in the wake of Saturday's elections.
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Zimbabwe opposition claims election win
President Robert Mugabe's government warns that premature victory claims would be seen as a 'coup.'
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Tension in Zimbabwe after opposition claims victory
The Movement for Democratic Change is trumpeting a huge win and accusing Mugabe's government of delaying results.
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China speaks out on Darfur crisis
Keen not to taint Olympics, and under pressure from West, Beijing sends envoy to Khartoum with strong words.
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Kenya talks focus on easing violence
The country's two political rivals agreed to help ease distribution of humanitarian aid, but not to a power-sharing government.
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France backs Deby, may intervene in Chad
After a green light from the UN, France decided Tuesday to scrap its neutrality and help fend off a rebel advance.
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Amid Kenya clashes, growing calls for calm
International mediators are arriving in Kenya to help end the political standoff after last week's disputed vote.
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