One year on, feuds stall Zim unity govt

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• Zimbabwe strike forces Bennett trial delay
• Zim civil servants embark on strike over wages
• Private schools sprout in Zim as public system struggles
• Zimbabwe stalemate persists
• Hunger threatens Zimbabwe
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• One year on, feuds stall Zim unity govt

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Zimbabwe strike forces Bennett trial delay

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• Zim civil servants embark on strike over wages

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Private schools sprout in Zim as public system struggles

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Working together Sudanese President Omar el-Bashir, right receives Chadian President Idris Deby upon his arrival in Khartoum, on Monday. Deby is visiting Sudan for the first time in nearly six years to try to smooth relations strained over the troubled Darfur region. (Abd Raouf, AP Photo)

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• Zim civil servants embark on strike over wages
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• Nigerian minister calls for ill president to transfer powers
• Obama condemns Uganda anti-gay bill as 'odious'
• Nigeria warns militants against violence
• Darfur rebels hail court decision on al-Bashir

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• Hunger threatens Zimbabwe
• Ethiopia's jailed victim of Western realpolitik
• Côte d'Ivoire faces mounting election pressure
• Egypt's fertile Nile Delta falls prey to climate change
• Earthquake 'swarm' shakes Malawi

Southern Africa

• MDC wants fresh elections for Zimbabwe
• One year on, feuds stall Zim unity govt
• Zimbabwe strike forces Bennett trial delay
• Private schools sprout in Zim as public system struggles
• Zim civil servants embark on strike over wages

North Africa

• Sudan, Chad agree to end proxy wars
• AU: ICC decision on al-Bashir harms peace process
• Darfur rebels hail court decision on al-Bashir
• Tutu presses Libya on jailed activist
• Morocco taps devolution to break Sahara deadlock

West Africa

• Nigerian Parliament votes to suspend ailing president
• Guinea junta chief's aide ready to face justice
• Nigerian minister calls for ill president to transfer powers
• Nigeria warns militants against violence
• Nigeria Cabinet backs ailing Yar'Adua

Central Africa

• Israel in Africa
• 'Terminator' lives in luxury while peacekeepers look on
• Uganda backtracks on anti-gay law after outrage
• UN extends mandate of DRC peacekeepers
• UN decries 'brutality' of Uganda's LRA rebels

East Africa

• Obama condemns Uganda anti-gay bill as 'odious'
• Poor Eritreans increasingly joining gold rush
• Somalia unrest claims 258 civilian lives in January
• African leaders urged to tackle al-Qaeda threat
• Bloc urges Somali regions to battle Islamist militia

General Africa

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• AU leaders turn attention to Africa's hot spots
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