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Official says Zimbabwe power-sharing talks go well
Power-sharing talks between Zimbabwe's rival political parties were proceeding well Friday, a South African official said, although violence continued and hundreds of opposition supporters remained jailed.  Sharing power with Mugabe may be only optionZimbabwe's beaten down opposition may end up being forced to accept what it swears is unacceptable - a power-sharing deal with President Robert Mugabe.
14 Zimbabwe opposition activists freed
Zimbabwe's opposition says 14 of its members have been freed after being cleared of charges of committing political violence.
Zimbabwe opposition says talks to begin
Talks between Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's party and the opposition will begin this week, a lawyer for the opposition's top negotiator said Wednesday.
Film shows unfairness in Zimbabwe vote
A Zimbabwe prison officer has used a hidden camera given to him by a British newspaper to film how he and his colleagues were forced to vote for Robert Mugabe in last month's widely criticized presidential runoff.  Hopes fade for deal in Zimbabwe election crisisAfrican efforts to encourage a deal between Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his opponents showed no results Tuesday, while Mugabe's spokesman defiantly said his boss has no plans to step down and told Western critics they can "go hang."
Zimbabwe opposition: No. 2 released from jail
The Zimbabwe opposition party's No. 2 official was freed on bail Thursday, two weeks after being arrested and charged with treason.
Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai says he didn't write article
Zimbabwe's opposition leader says he did not write commentary that appeared under his name calling for U.N. peacekeepers in his country.
Stephanie Hanson: Zimbabwe’s fate in hands of African negotiators
As the date of Zimbabwe’s runoff presidential election draws closer, speculation about the fluid political situation runs rampant. |
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