Mugabe party denies plotting to kill rival
wtop.com     May 20, 2008            

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Zimbabwe's ruling party denied that the military is plotting to assassinate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, a state-run newspaper said Tuesday. Tsvangirai _ who has stayed abroad since shortly after the March 29 elections _ canceled plans return to his homeland over... [read full story]                    


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Canada imposes targeted sanctions against Zimbabwe

sabcnews.com     12 hrs ago   6 related          

Canada has imposed targeted sanctions against Zimbabwe to protest against "intimidation and state-sponsored violence" against opposition supporters, Foreign Minister David Emerson said today. The government is banning...                    

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Zambia's MMD names Banda as presidential candidate

sabcnews.com     14 hrs ago   9 related          

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We Never Apologised to Zimbabwe - Maduekwe

allafrica.com     18 hrs ago   4 related          

Posted to the web 5 September 2008 Jude Opara Abuja NIGERIA has denied ever apologizing to Zimbabwe over its comments after the disputed elections in that country two months ago. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chief Ojo...                    

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Mugabe's threat may lead to end of power-sharing negotiations

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JOHANNESBURG: Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, said he will name a new cabinet if opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai refuses to sign a power-sharing deal by Thursday, the state-owned newspaper reported on Thursday — a...                    

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