Elders Ban Blow to Zimbabwe Aid Hopes
Denying entry to international delegation said to have scuppered chance of securing aid.
Will He, Won't He?
Northern Ugandan leaders' hopes of securing peace deal raised as rebel leader once more claims he will sign.
Teenage Hookers Pack Harare Bars
Young girls, many barely adolescent, sell sex in capital’s seedy nightclubs to support themselves and their families.
New Power-Sharing Hitch
Country’s political leaders are at loggerheads over constitutional reform required for unity government.
Harare: Grim Harvest Predictions
Zimbabwe said to be facing another poor grain harvest next year because of severe shortages of seed and fertiliser.
International Bid to Highlight Suffering
Delegation of prominent dignitaries hopes to focus spotlight on plight of a nation suffering growing poverty, famine and disease.
Northerners Struggle to Forgive Ex-Rebels
Former militia members continue to be shunned by their communities, despite traditional justice rituals.
ICC Judges to Review LRA Cases
Rethink comes in light of deal between Kampala and rebels providing for domestic war crimes prosecutions.
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