Red carpet rolled out for Mugabe, Tsvangirai agreement on talks
The red carpet was rolled out at a hotel in Zimbabwe's capital Harare Monday ahead of the signing, scheduled for later, by President Robert Mugabe and opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai of a key agreement on talks.

The city's Rainbow Towers Hotel was the neutral venue chosen for the signing ceremony, at which Mugabe will...
Red carpet rolled out for Mugabe, Tsvangirai agreement on talks
 
 

ANC: End 'apartheid-style persecution' of Zuma
South Africa's ruling African National Congress on Monday accused the state of persecuting party leader Jacob Zuma by charging him with corruption and demanded that the case be dropped. Speaking outside the High Court in the southern city of Pietermaritzburg, where hundreds of Zuma supporters demonstrated ahead of a key hearing in...

ANC: End 'apartheid-style persecution' of Zuma

New call to end ban on prostitution in South Africa
A report on prostitution in South Africa's tourist capital of Cape Town released Thursday recommending lifting a ban on sex work. The report by the Pretoria-based Institute for Security Studies, entitled Selling Sex in Cape Town surveyed 164 sex workers out of around 1,200 in the city. 'While sex workers are often subject to...

New call to end ban on prostitution in South Africa

Tsvangirai wishes Mugabe "honourable exit," canvasses Senegal
Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai was canvassing for support for his bid to lead the country Thursday as the European Union sounded the alarm over ongoing political violence in the southern African country. Tsvangirai was in the West African state of Senegal to meet with President Abdoulaye Wade, who has advocated in...

Tsvangirai wishes Mugabe "honourable exit," canvasses Senegal

UN extends peacekeeping mission to Sudan, upholds arrest warrant
The UN Security Council Thursday extended the joint peacekeeping mission to Sudan for one year, while at the same time rejecting demands by Libya and South Africa to defer the arrest warrant for Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir. Prolonged by lengthy diplomatic wrangling, the council's 15 members agreed with a large majority to...

UN extends peacekeeping mission to Sudan, upholds arrest warrant

Mbeki, Mugabe sing from same page: Zim talks "all well"
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe downplayed the suspension of talks between his party and the opposition on a unity government, echoing South African President Mbeki in assuring the negotiations were going 'well.' 'We are still negotiating and want success... Some areas are debatable but we debate. It is not easy but I hear...

Mbeki, Mugabe sing from same page: Zim talks "all well"

UN ends Ethiopia-Eritrea peacekeeping mission
The UN Security Council voted unanimously Wednesday to terminate the mission of military observers at a disputed border between Ethiopia and Eritrea. The 15-nation council decided to entirely withdraw the mission, which since last year had begun relocating their personnel out of a temporary security zone after Eritrea increasingly...

UN ends Ethiopia-Eritrea peacekeeping mission

Mbeki upbeat but signs new Zimbabwe impasse may drag on
Despite South African President Thabo Mbeki's assessment that the stalled talks between Zimbabwe's political parties taking place in Pretoria were going 'very well' there were signs Tuesday that the current impasse could drag on. In a characteristically positive assessment of the situation, Mbeki, the regional mediator in...

Mbeki upbeat but signs new Zimbabwe impasse may drag on

Mbeki met with Tsvangirai, to meet with Mugabe over stalled talks
South African President Thabo Mbeki was due to meet Wednesday with his Zimbabwean counterpart Robert Mugabe and the leader of a breakaway faction of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change after meeting Tuesday with MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai in a bid to restart stalled talks. Mbeki's spokesman Mukoni Ratshitanga confirmed...

Mbeki met with Tsvangirai, to meet with Mugabe over stalled talks

Mugabe "committed" to speedy end of stalled unity talks
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday said he was committed to a speedy conclusion of stalled unity talks between his Zanu-PF party and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC). 'Speaking for Zanu-PF and myself we are committed and want to see the speedy and successful conclusion of the talks so that we can...

Mugabe "committed" to speedy end of stalled unity talks

Xenophobia victims booted from roadside camp by South Africa police
Hundreds of African refugees and asylum seekers who were displaced by a spate of xenophobic violence in South Africa in May were evicted Monday by police from the roadside camp they have occupied for days in protest over their treatment. The group of around 415 mostly Congolese, Burundians and Ethiopians, among them large numbers...

Xenophobia victims booted from roadside camp by South Africa police
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