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Zimbabwe Lawyer 'Linked to Zanu PF' Attacks Public Protesters' Attorney

“… He (Chinyoka) charged towards me from the back and assaulted me by pressing me hard on my right collar bone with force and I felt pain. He proceed to threaten that he will deal with me with unspecified action for allegedly pissing him off ..."

In 1 in 4 Elections, African Voters Face Delays

Nigeria’s postponed election is the latest example of a hallmark of African democracy — election delays that make voters wait weeks, if not years, before they can head to the polls

No Need for Shinzo Abe: Trump Already Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

US president has already been nominated by two Norwegian lawmakers

Zimbabwe Opposition Politician Fined Over False Election Results

Biti, vice chairman of the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party, was charged last year after announcing that MDC leader Nelson Chamisa had won the presidential election.

4 Zimbabwe Generals Retired in Mnangagwa's First Purge of Military

The most high-profile of the sidelined commanders was Major General Anselem Sanyatwe, who led the presidential guard.

Presidents Day Protests Decry Trump's Emergency Declaration

Calling Trump's declaration an abuse of power and usurpation of Congress, organizers with the nonprofit advocacy group MoveOn.org and other participants say it was important to let the outrage over the move be heard

Prolific Zimbabwean Writer Charles Mungoshi Dies

"... He was a prolific and multi-award winning novelist, poet, short story writer, actor who was internationally recognized and celebrated.”

Zimbabwean Rescuers Pull 22 Bodies From Mine, 8 People Found Alive

“So far we have managed to bring out eight miners alive, and we are yet to assess and find any more people down there who are still alive.”

Zimbabwe Inflation Quickens to 56.9% in January

Nigeria Delays National Elections by One Week 

Election commission announces delay just hours before polls were set to open

Vatican Expels Former US Cardinal McCarrick

Vatican statement says its decision 'is definitive and admits of no further recourse or appeal'