LRA Prepares for War, not Peace
Officials fear the Ugandan rebel army is regrouping despite its stated commitment to peace talks.
Teachers Fall Victim to Rural Violence
Schools crisis deepens as staff flee reported reign of terror by government loyalists.
Recount Elaborate Plan to Steal Election
Official sources say it will ensure ZANU-PF regains parliamentary majority and leave Mugabe leading the presidential contest.
Crippled North Struggles to Recover
Families returning to former villages confronted by ruined homes and poorly-resourced, overcrowded schools.
International Justice/ICC: Mar '08
Legal experts, jurists and diplomats among guests at launch of IWPR’s Dutch affiliate.
International Justice/ICC: Mar '08
IWPR’s coverage of the ICC praised for its fairness.
Political Stalemate Hits Economy
No one wants to buy or sell as long as it remains unclear which way the country is heading politically.
Military 'Running' the Country
Ruling party insiders say President Mugabe is effectively hostage to his security chiefs’ demands for continuity.
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