Refugees in West Stranded
Many who fled fighting in the north still waiting for resettlement aid.
Kampala War Crimes Court Under Scrutiny
Critics point out major flaws in new judicial body – an apparent attempt to circumvent International Criminal Court.
SADC Strategy “Backfired”
Allowing president to reconvene parliament before leadership negotiations conclude seen by some as mistake.
Mugabe's Education Revolution Reversed
Zimbabwean president’s past improvements to education system now under threat.
Top Harare Bureaucrats Oppose Power-Sharing
They are reported to feel betrayed by Mugabe and still consider Tsvangirai an enemy.
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