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Zimbabwe’s Zanu PF government, appeals for US$300m to mitigate mass starvation

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Zimbabwe’s food situation is on the brink of an outbreak of mass starvation  after the maize harvest generated from last year’s crop fell by at least 50%. This is partly attributed to poor rainfall pattern and mainly to the collapse of Zimbabwe’s once enviable  agricultural sector which fed the African continent but now has collapsed after the disastrous Zanu PF war veteran led, white commercial farm invasion of the early 2000 years. Zimbabwe fell swiftly…

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Mugabe says Zuma assured the African Union of Al-Bashir’s safety from arrest.

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Mugabe says Zuma assured the African Union of Al-Bashir’s safety from arrest.

  Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe, a man traditionally known for his tough anti western stance, particularly the International Criminal Court (ICC), understandably because his hands are tainted with the same blood that makes people like  Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir ,  a most wanted individual to face justice before the ICC for war crimes and crimes against humanity, addressed a few issue raised by journalists with respect to the Sudanese president. Robert Mugabe, admitted that President Al-Bashir…

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OMAR AL-BASHIR FLEES SOUTH AFRICA FROM WATERKLOOF MILITARY AIR BASE

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OMAR AL-BASHIR FLEES SOUTH AFRICA FROM WATERKLOOF MILITARY AIR BASE

Sudan’s President Omar Al-Bashir has arrived in Sudan  within the last hour having flown out of South Africa from Waterkloof Airbase, despite an outstanding warrant of arrest issued by ICC and a court order to bar his departure from South Africa whilst a decision was being made on whether or not to arrest him. President Omar al-Bashir, arrived in South Africa to attend the  African Union, (AU) Summit  despite the ICC warrant of arrest for…

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SUDANESE PRESIDENT OMAR-BASHIR ORDERED TO REMAIN IN SOUTH AFRICA UNTIL MONDAY BY THE HIGH COURT.

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SUDANESE PRESIDENT OMAR-BASHIR ORDERED TO REMAIN IN SOUTH AFRICA UNTIL MONDAY BY THE HIGH COURT.

  The Sudanese President obviusly rues the day he decided to fly to South Africa to attend the recently ended African Union (AU) summit after civil rights groups took the South African government to court to force them to serve the outstanding warrant of arrest against Omar for war crimes and crimes against humanity. South Africa is signatory to the Rome convention which established the ICC and its High Court has ordered President Omar AL-…

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