Food Crisis Hits North
War-scarred region faces new woes as food prices spiral.
Matabeland Migration Linked to South Africa Violence
Matabeleland activist says mass exodus to Zimbabwe’s southern neighbour always carried with it the seeds of a possible backlash.
MDC Leadership Vacuum Harms Poll Prospects
General consensus among MDC officials that Tsvangirai’s absence has made it difficult for the party to roll out its run-off campaign.
Traditional Leaders Mugabe's Trump Card
Village chiefs loyal to Mugabe said to be pressuring members of their communities to vote for him in upcoming leadership election.
Sexual Violence Charges for DRC Cases Scrapped
Human rights groups warn controversial move could lead to a culture of impunity.
International Justice/ICC: Apr '08
Reporters reveal how the LRA has been bolstering its ranks while negotiating a final peace deal.
International Justice/ICC: Apr '08
Human Rights Watch says IWPR reporting has helped focus attention on LRA reinforcement
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