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Zimbabwe arrests 46 for watching uprisings on TV

By Celia W. Dugger Feb. 22, 2011

JOHANNESBURG — Dozens of students, trade unionists and political activists who gathered to watch Al-Jazeera and BBC news reports on the uprisings that brought down autocrats in Tunisia and Egypt have been arrested on suspicion of plotting to oust President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe.

World and Nation

Years after end of Apartheid, affirmative action opens rift

By Celia W. Dugger Nov. 23, 2010

CAPE TOWN — The University of Cape Town was once a citadel of white privilege on the majestic slopes of Devil’s Peak. At the height of apartheid, it admitted few black or mixed-race students, and they were barred from campus dormitories, even forbidden to attend medical school postmortems on white corpses.

World and Nation

To Gain Amnesty, Mugabe’s Lieutenants Use More Violence

By Celia W. Dugger Apr. 10, 2009

President Robert Mugabe’s top lieutenants are trying to force the political opposition into granting them amnesty for their past crimes by abducting, detaining and torturing opposition officials and activists, according to senior members of Mugabe’s party.

World and Nation

Mugabe Is an Obstacle to More Donor Aid

By Celia W. Dugger Mar. 20, 2009

On his first day as education minister in a government so broke that most schools were closed and millions of children idle, David Coltart said he got a startling invitation.

World and Nation

Mugabe Blocks Zimbabwe Opposition Leader From Talks

By Celia W. Dugger Oct. 21, 2008

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, missed talks in Swaziland on the crisis in his country on Monday, after his rival and negotiating partner, President Robert Mugabe, refused to give him a passport.

World and Nation

Zimbabwe Rivals Strike a Bargain to Share Power

By Celia W. Dugger Sep. 12, 2008

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai struck a power-sharing deal on Thursday after more than a month of wrangling, but it was still far from clear how the bitter foes would divide the authority to govern.

World and Nation

U.S. Foreign Aid Agency Delays Distribution of Approved Funds

By Celia W. Dugger Dec. 7, 2007

The Millennium Challenge Corp., a federal agency set up almost four years ago to reinvent foreign aid, has taken far longer to help poor, well-governed countries than its supporters expected or its critics say is reasonable.

World and Nation

Report on Child Deaths Finds Some Hope in Poorest Nations

By Celia W. Dugger May. 8, 2007

The rate at which young children perish has worsened most disastrously over the past 15 years in Iraq, hard hit by both sanctions and war, and in Botswana, Zimbabwe and Swaziland, devastated by AIDS, according to a report released Monday by Save the Children. But researchers also found against-the-odds progress is some of the world's poorest nations.

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