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Jul 4 2008, AP

Nigeria. Rwanda. Uganda. Ethiopia. Gabon. Robert Mugabe’s regime in Zimbabwe has plenty of competitors for the title of “least democratic in Africa.”

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Jul 5 2008 by AP0 Comments

A new book examining Nelson Mandela’s life was launched Saturday with a feast that included everything from the spaghetti casserole he was brought in jail to the soured milk he longed for while living underground.

 
 
Jul 5 2008 by AP0 Comments

A Zimbabwe prison officer has used a hidden camera given to him by a British newspaper to film how he and his colleagues were forced to vote for Robert Mugabe in last month’s widely criticized presidential runoff.

 
 
Jul 3 2008 by AP0 Comments

About 200 Zimbabwe opposition supporters sought refuge Thursday at the U.S. Embassy in Harare amid new reports of violence against dissenters.

 
 
Jul 3 2008 by AP0 Comments

A Zimbabwean rights group says two women activists have been freed after nearly six weeks in prison.

 
 
Jul 3 2008 by AP0 Comments

The U.S. Ambassador to Zimbabwe says about 200 people are seeking refuge at the American embassy in the capital.

 
 
Jul 2 2008 by AP0 Comments

The U.S. pressed fellow U.N. Security Council members Wednesday to impose sanctions to push for change in Zimbabwe, where leaders cannot agree whether to even talk about how to resolve their crisis amid fears of worsening political violence.

 
 
Jul 2 2008 by AP0 Comments

The U.S. ambassador to Zimbabwe called Wednesday for the release of two women who braved beatings and arrest to hold a peaceful protest against President Robert Mugabe six weeks ago.

 
 
Jul 2 2008 by AP1 Comments

Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Wednesday rejected an African Union decision to keep South Africa’s president alone in charge of efforts to resolve Zimbabwe’s political crisis.

 
 
Jul 2 2008 by AP0 Comments

South African President Thabo Mbeki says only Zimbabweans can resolve their crisis.

 
 
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Aug 23 2007 by Rajni0 Comments

South Africa is drawing large number of tourists these days. If you are thinking that it is some museum or any other tourist spot that is luring large number of people, then i must tell you that you are wrong. The poverty-stricken townships in...

 
 
May 4 2007 by Pankaj0 Comments

It is often said that South Africa has the highest levels of crime in the world and that Johannesburg is the world’s crime capital. How true is this?

The recent incident that bore all the hallmarks of just another South African crime and what proved...

 
 
Dec 20 2006 by Parikshit0 Comments

For the welfare and good of the Indian cricket team, Coach Greg Chappell is about to end his differences with Sourav Ganguly. He admitted that the former captain has lot to contribute to the game as a batsman, he has really come back even more...

 
 
Dec 19 2006 by Santosh0 Comments

The wait is finally over. Team India have registered their first Test win against South Africa in South Africa at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on Monday.

 
 
Dec 17 2006 by Parikshit0 Comments

India bowls out South Africa in their first innings at 84, making a lead of 311 runs at the end of the second day’s play at Wanderers in Johannesburg on Saturday.

The day is to be remembered as 20 wickets fell in a day. Kerela’s S. Sreesanth made his...

 
 
Nov 28 2006 by Bharat1 Comments

India will certainly rue its fate - If bowling collapses and batting mockery weren’t enough for the Indians then here something to add to it’s adversity – the mainstay of the Indian discipline – the wall, skipper Rahul Dravid has been ruled out of the...

 
 
Jan 25 2006 by Irani0 Comments

Earth Observation data as a tool can be applied for water resource management in Africa. Five international partnerships have recently been awarded funding through ESA’s TIGER Innovators project to develop new ways for this. Following the World...

 
 
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British Foreign Secretary David Miliband, right, visits Zimbabwean refugees at the Central Methodist Church in Johannesburg, South Africa, Sunday, July 6, 2008.