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Zimbabwean civil society leaders are calling for immediate and decisive action to implement a Southern African Development Community-brokered global political agreement (GPA), and halt political violence. "Since the disengagement two weeks... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
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Zimbabwe's rival leaders remain committed to the nation's power-sharing deal, despite a deadlock that has paralysed the unity government, a regional official said on Wednesday ahead of a summit on the crisis. "We're here to continue to help... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
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Southern African leaders will hold talks tomorrow on the political impasse in Zimbabwe, amid calls by human-rights activists to press President Robert Mugabe's party to end rights abuses. Full Article at China Post
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The three heads of state from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) scheduled to meet in Maputo, Mozambique on November 5, 2009, to discuss the deteriorating political situation in Zimbabwe should press ZANU-PF, the party that still... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Johannesburg - Zimbabwean civil society leaders are calling for immediate and decisive action to implement a SADC brokered global political agreement (GPA), and halt political violence. Full Article at News24
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The crucial challenge now is the same one facing international humanitarian law in general ensuring that once the convention is signed and ratified by as many states as possible, it is actually implemented and respected
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These funds need not find themselves in the hands of local warlords or corrupt governments
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Zimbabwe is no exception to the scandalous condition of poverty in an opulent world. At the event, we will stand in unity with the rest of the world sending a message to our leaders that we can no longer tolerate the injustice of poverty
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This year's mobilization will place particular emphasis on telling world leaders that their track record on women's rights, maternal mortality, and hunger is unacceptable ... Citizens refuse to accept the fact that 70 percent of the people living in poverty are women and children and 500,000 women conti...
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