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South Africa Court Bans Sudan President Omar al-Bashir From Leaving Over Arrest Warrant
A South African court today issued a temporary ban on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir leaving the country after the International Criminal Court called for him to be arrested at a summit in Johannesburg.
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Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa Loom Over Development Summit
Attacks on migrant workers living in South Africa threatened to overshadow a regional summit in Zimbabwe today when leaders gathered to promote industrial growth.
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Xenophobic Attacks Loom Over Southern African Summit in Zimbabwe
Tensions over attacks on migrants in South Africa will be officially set aside as regional leaders meet for a summit in Zimbabwe Wednesday to plan industrial growth, an official said.
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Robert Mugabe in South Africa for First State Visit in 20 Years
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe visited South Africa today in his first state trip to the country since 1994 as he seeks to drum up foreign investment to revive his nation's moribund economy.
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Australia Arrive in Zimbabwe for ODI Triseries After 10 Years of Boycott
Australia's government directed its cricket team in the mid-2000s not to tour Zimbabwe because of long-time president Robert Mugabe, describing him as a dictator.
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South Africa's New Visa Rules Spark Outcry
Strict new South African immigration laws have sparked confusion and panic among foreign residents in this "Gateway to Africa" and forced 250,000 Zimbabweans to decide whether to return home.
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Boos, jeers humiliate South Africa's Jacob Zuma at Nelson Mandela memorial
South African President Jacob Zuma was booed and jeered at a memorial to anti-apartheid legend Nelson Mandela on Tuesday, a major public humiliation in front of other world leaders six months before national elections.
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Fears for Zimbabwe economy after Robert Mugabe's election win
Robert Mugabe's apparent landslide election victory has prompted fears that Zimbabwe's barely resuscitated economy is in for another bumpy ride.
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South Africa Court Bans Sudan President Omar al-Bashir From Leaving Over Arrest Warrant
A South African court today issued a temporary ban on Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir leaving the country after the International Criminal Court called for him to be arrested at a summit in Johannesburg.
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Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa Loom Over Development Summit
Attacks on migrant workers living in South Africa threatened to overshadow a regional summit in Zimbabwe today when leaders gathered to promote industrial growth.
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Xenophobic Attacks Loom Over Southern African Summit in Zimbabwe
Tensions over attacks on migrants in South Africa will be officially set aside as regional leaders meet for a summit in Zimbabwe Wednesday to plan industrial growth, an official said.
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Robert Mugabe in South Africa for First State Visit in 20 Years
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe visited South Africa today in his first state trip to the country since 1994 as he seeks to drum up foreign investment to revive his nation's moribund economy.
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Australia Arrive in Zimbabwe for ODI Triseries After 10 Years of Boycott
Australia's government directed its cricket team in the mid-2000s not to tour Zimbabwe because of long-time president Robert Mugabe, describing him as a dictator.
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South Africa's New Visa Rules Spark Outcry
Strict new South African immigration laws have sparked confusion and panic among foreign residents in this "Gateway to Africa" and forced 250,000 Zimbabweans to decide whether to return home.
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Boos, jeers humiliate South Africa's Jacob Zuma at Nelson Mandela memorial
South African President Jacob Zuma was booed and jeered at a memorial to anti-apartheid legend Nelson Mandela on Tuesday, a major public humiliation in front of other world leaders six months before national elections.
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Fears for Zimbabwe economy after Robert Mugabe's election win
Robert Mugabe's apparent landslide election victory has prompted fears that Zimbabwe's barely resuscitated economy is in for another bumpy ride.
