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...would like to avoid the stigma of American occupation and share the security of the country after weeks of violence and looting. Neighborly Advice zimbabwe South African President Thabo Mbeki confirmed that he will travel to Harare this week, accompanied by Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo and Malawian leader Bakili Muluzi, for talks with President Robert Mugabe on the country's economic and political crisis. But Mbeki's spokesman denied reports that the group would pressure Mugabe to step down. Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai criticized the planned visit, saying the only solution to the current emergency was for Mugabe to negotiate...
...RECORD Blantyre Students torched the ruling party's offices over Malawi President Bakili Muluzi's proposed constitutional change, which would allow him to run for a third term. Kigali The Rwandan government launched a prisoner-release program that will seek to rehabilitate participants in the 1994 genocide before they return home. Moscow Russia deported American computer programmer Megan McRee, 35, accusing her of establishing contacts with Islamic terrorists. Phnom Penh Anti-Thai riots rocked Cambodia's capital after false reports that a Thai actress claimed the Angkor Wat temples actually belong to Thailand. Hyderabad An Indian research institute asked Iran...
...arrest of Danga Mughogho ’94, which sparked international concern and outrage, was prompted by efforts to oppose government-led efforts to change the constitution and allow President Bakili Muluzi to run for a third term, a violation of the central African country’s present constitution...
IRIN also reported that Mughogho was the first person arrested since Muluzi, whose second five-year term ends in 2004, ordered police and the military to suppress any demonstrations against the proposed amendment...
...intravenous drug users to the rest of the population. "The implications for the region's economic growth and social stability are alarming," said Carol Bellamy, executive director of UNICEF, which compiled the report. MALAWI Stirring Stuff An opposition leader was arrested and accused of inciting demonstrations against President Bakili Muluzi's expected bid for a third five-year term. Danga Mughogo, a regional chairman of the Forum for Unity and Development, had allegedly called on people to rise up against renewed efforts to change the constitution. SRI LANKA Tigers Stop Roaring After three days of talks with the Sri Lankan...