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Farmers attacked in wake of Zimbabwe election
- Farmers who had protested the seizure of their land were attacked by supporters of Robert Mugabe the same day he was sworn in again as Zimbabwe's president, the head of a farmer's union said Monday.
- Farmers who had protested the seizure of their land were attacked by supporters of Robert Mugabe the same day he was sworn in again as Zimbabwe's president, the head of a farmer's union said Monday.
Zimbabwe's Mugabe sworn in after discredited vote
- Zimbabwe's longtime ruler Robert Mugabe was sworn in as president for a sixth term Sunday after a widely discredited runoff in which he was the only candidate. His main rival dismissed the inauguration as "an exercise in self-delusion."
- Zimbabwe's longtime ruler Robert Mugabe was sworn in as president for a sixth term Sunday after a widely discredited runoff in which he was the only candidate. His main rival dismissed the inauguration as "an exercise in self-delusion."
Zimbabwe officials: Mugabe won in main cities
- President Robert Mugabe won an overwhelming victory in Zimbabwe's discredited, violence-wracked runoff election, according to official results released Sunday.
- President Robert Mugabe won an overwhelming victory in Zimbabwe's discredited, violence-wracked runoff election, according to official results released Sunday.
Zimbabwe officials: Results show Mugabe won runoff
- President Robert Mugabe won an overwhelming victory in Zimbabwe's discredited, violence-wracked runoff election, according to official results released Sunday.
State TV: Near-complete results show Mugabe won
- President Robert Mugabe won an overwhelming victory in Zimbabwe's discredited, violence-wracked runoff election, according to official results released Sunday.
Mugabe inauguration scheduled in Zimbabwe
- President Robert Mugabe was preparing to be sworn in for a new term Sunday and extend his nearly three decades as Zimbabwe's ruler, claiming victory in a violent and widely discredited runoff election.
- President Robert Mugabe was preparing to be sworn in for a new term Sunday and extend his nearly three decades as Zimbabwe's ruler, claiming victory in a violent and widely discredited runoff election.
Rights group: Post-election violence in Zimbabwe
- Supporters of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe used batons and thick sticks to beat people who couldn't prove they voted in a runoff election in which the longtime ruler was the only candidate, an international rights group said Sunday.
- Supporters of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe used batons and thick sticks to beat people who couldn't prove they voted in a runoff election in which the longtime ruler was the only candidate, an international rights group said Sunday.