Deported Journalist Accused of Fueling Poll Violence
Zimbabwean reporter expelled from Botswana charged by EU of contributing to election terror campaign.
Comment: Fair Trial vs Confidentiality
Judges at the ICC wrestle with conflicting rights in the trial of Thomas Lubanga.
New Wave of Killings in the North
Many of the murders linked to demobilised paramilitaries who fought for the government during war with LRA.
Civic Groups Demand Hearing
Zimbabwean non-government organisations say their concerns are ignored because they are shut out of political talks.
Media Blackout Alarms Zimbabwe Journalists
Zimbabwe's independent media say it is in no one’s interests for crucial talks to take place out of the public eye.
MDC Warned of Power-Sharing Risks
Current opposition would do well to remember the fate of ZAPU, say analysts.
Rebels Appear to Issue New Talks Threat
LRA "letter" says peace negotiations could collapse if new demands aren’t met.
Zimbabwe Talks: Compromise but no Solution?
Critics fear talks will hand the opposition a slice of power without achieving radical change.
Intermediaries in Peril
Those who provide vital link between victims and ICC under threat.
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.