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June 06, 2019
African Union Suspends Sudan, Demands Civilian Administration

Doctors allied with the opposition say the death toll from this week's violence has risen to 108; the Health Ministry says the number is 'no more than 46'

June 06, 2019
Trump, Macron Hail Alliance Underpinning D-Day Victory

Presidents participate in ceremony marking 75th anniversary of allied force victory over Germans
June 05, 2019
About 1,000 Migrants Cross Into Mexico, Start Walking to US

State and local police accompanied the migrants Wednesday as they walked along a highway leading from the border to the first major city in Mexico, Tapachula
June 05, 2019
Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis Driving Homeless Boys Into Illegal Gay Sex Trade

“I laughed at the idea that men pay for sex with us until he one day (took) me to his clients. But life was tough at that point ..."
June 05, 2019
Zimbabwe, EU Seek to Move on From Mugabe Era Strains

The EU has only kept sanctions on Mugabe, his wife and the state arms manufacturer, but is yet to resume direct funding to the new government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, preferring to channel money through local charities and U.N. agencies.
June 05, 2019
Watchdog Finds Global Press Freedom at Lowest Point in Decade

The report found that a total of 16 nations designated as 'free' have seen a reduction in press freedom scores during the past five years
June 05, 2019
VOA Interview: Freedom House Report

According to the report, press freedom is deteriorating worldwide
June 04, 2019
MDC: Zimbabwe Now Under State of Emergency As Soldiers Are Camping in Urban Areas

“The country is effectively on military lockdown. Soldiers have pitched tents in high density suburbs, no reason of deployment have been brought to Parliament in line with Constitutional requirements ..."
June 04, 2019
IMF: Zimbabwe's Mineral-Backed Loans May Complicate Talks With Creditors

The country's $2.6 billion arrears to the World Bank, African Development Bank and European Investment Bank prevent access to new funds from multilateral lenders.
June 03, 2019
US Now Requiring Social Media Details From Most Visa Applicants

New rules cover social media usernames, email addresses and phone numbers for five years and affect an estimated 15 million applicants
June 02, 2019
Trump Remarks Raise British Hackles Ahead of State Visit

In his remarks to Britain's Sun tabloid, US president brands Meghan Markle as 'nasty' for her sharp social-media criticism of him during 2016 presidential election campaign
May 31, 2019
Raid on US Journalist Raises Questions on Press Freedoms

First Amendment, State Shield Laws Offer Protections

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Thursday 6 June 2019

African Union Suspends Sudan, Demands Civilian Administration

Trump, Macron Hail Alliance Underpinning D-Day Victory

About 1,000 Migrants Cross Into Mexico, Start Walking to US

Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis Driving Homeless Boys Into Illegal Gay Sex Trade

Zimbabwe, EU Seek to Move on From Mugabe Era Strains

Watchdog Finds Global Press Freedom at Lowest Point in Decade

VOA Interview: Freedom House Report

MDC: Zimbabwe Now Under State of Emergency As Soldiers Are Camping in Urban Areas

IMF: Zimbabwe's Mineral-Backed Loans May Complicate Talks With Creditors

US Now Requiring Social Media Details From Most Visa Applicants

Trump Remarks Raise British Hackles Ahead of State Visit

Raid on US Journalist Raises Questions on Press Freedoms

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Thursday 6 June 2019

African Union Suspends Sudan, Demands Civilian Administration

Trump, Macron Hail Alliance Underpinning D-Day Victory

About 1,000 Migrants Cross Into Mexico, Start Walking to US

Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis Driving Homeless Boys Into Illegal Gay Sex Trade

Zimbabwe, EU Seek to Move on From Mugabe Era Strains

Watchdog Finds Global Press Freedom at Lowest Point in Decade

VOA Interview: Freedom House Report

MDC: Zimbabwe Now Under State of Emergency As Soldiers Are Camping in Urban Areas

IMF: Zimbabwe's Mineral-Backed Loans May Complicate Talks With Creditors

US Now Requiring Social Media Details From Most Visa Applicants

Trump Remarks Raise British Hackles Ahead of State Visit

Raid on US Journalist Raises Questions on Press Freedoms