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They warn outbreak could get worse, as rainwater washes human excrement into open drains of stricken slums.
Georgian villagers begin to rebuild as a fortified frontier is erected.
IWPR-trained reporter returns to find grim, desolate city, barely recognisable from the “fabulous” place he last visited 12 years ago.
Opponents of privatisation say it’s a bad time to start selling off the family silver, while the government insists there will be no bargain-basement deals.
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Mosul Reduced to Ghost Town
Iraqi Journalists Rue Shoe Assault
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Winners and Losers in Baghdad Property Boom
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Turks and Iraqi Kurds Don’t Let Politics Get in Way of Business
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Bukavu Vigilantes Burn Robbers Alive
Comment: Solving the Kivu Equation
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Tensions Over Abyei Growing
Kalma Outrage Victims Demand Investigation
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Assault on LRA – Hopes and Fears
Poverty, Bitterness and Heartache Blight North
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Foreign-Led Construction Projects Face Audit
 
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Unpaid Electricity Bills to Snowball
 
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Turkmen, Uzbeks Should Disclose HIV Data
 
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"By refusing to allow three world leaders to visit his country, Robert Mugabe has effectively blocked efforts to encourage relief agencies to provide aid," writes IWPR reporter Jabu Shoko.
“According to IWPR, military experts are warning riots [by Zimbabwean soldiers] are a precursor to mutiny, while pro-government analysts say [they] were just indiscipline within the ranks.”
IWPR Philippines project director Alan Davis on withdrawal of international peace monitors from country’s restive south.
"Would-be suicide bombers are just one of the threats [Iraqi] policewomen face, says a report by the Institute for War & Peace Reporting."
“The noose is tightening around the Afghan capital and it is no longer possible to ignore the signs,” Jean Mackenzie, IWPR Afghanistan country director, told the Independent.
IWPR Iraq country director Hiwa Osman speaks to the BBC about plans to expand journalism training in Baghdad.
“We urgently need to train journalists [in Iraq] to give the full picture - away from political, religious or sectarian bias," said Hiwa Osman, Iraq country director.


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