Zimbabwe Exiles Start to Return
New regulations aim to reverse the exodus of much needed public servants.
Congo Withdrawal Sparks Panic
Failure to defeat LRA leaves many former victims fearful of rebel backlash.
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No Respite for White Farmers
Mugabe vows to press ahead with land grabs, despite Tsvangirai’s call for them to cease.
Nkunda Unlawfully Detained in Rwanda
Militia chief’s lawyer says he has information his client is being held by the military in Gisenyi.
Bashir Becoming Burden for Khartoum
Some of president’s allies said to be turning against him since he was indicted.
Gédéon Trial Seen as Judicial Landmark
Campaigners say Katanga court conviction shows ICC is having impact beyond own trial in The Hague.
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