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Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of Zimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change, 30 May 2008  Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Tsvangirai Detained by Police
Spokesmen for Movement for Democratic Change party says police took Morgan Tsvangirai into custody after stopping his motorcade at roadblock


Zimbabwe Human Rights Groups: Zimbabwe Using Food as Political Weapon  Audio Clip Available
Charges come day after government suspended three international aid agencies accusing them of involvement in politics


Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown is pictured during his monthly press conference at Downing Street, in central London, 15 May 2008 British PM Pushing for Observers for Zimbabwe Election  Audio Clip Available
Zimbabwean government has in past insisted it will only allow observers from 'friendly countries'


U.N. Sec-Gen Ban Ki-moon, right, and FAO director general Jacques Diouf meet journalists at the U.N. food crisis summit held in Rome, Wednesday, 04 June 2008 UN Chief Says Global Food Crisis Needs Quick Response  Audio Clip Available
General Ban Ki-moon appeals to international community to move ahead collectively and with sense of urgency to combat world hunger and promote global food security


Produce prices rise at<br />Jubilee Market in Kisumu, Kenya New Partnership to Boost Food Production in African Breadbaskets  Audio Clip Available
Announcement made at Rome food summit.


Luis Moreno-Ocampo (file photo) ICC Prosecutor Links Sudanese Government to Atrocities
In report for UN Security Council, Luis Moreno-Ocampo says 'the whole state apparatus' can be linked to crimes against humanity


Senator Barack Obama speaks after winning  North Carolina Democratic presidential primary, 6 May 2008 Senator Obama's Success Likens to Realizing King's Dream  Audio Clip Available
Dean of George Washington University's School of Political Management F. Christopher Arterton says Obama's candidacy is a milestone for the U.S.


Salva Kiir (file photo) Former Sudan Rebels Say No More War With Northern Neighbors  Audio Clip Available
Former rebels of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) say they are unwilling to engage President Omar al-Bashir’s national army in another war despite reported provocations over the oil-rich Abyei region.


Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki, left, and PM Raila Odinga at State House Nairobi, Kenya, 17 Apr 2008 Kenyans Unhappy About Rift in Government  Audio Clip Available
Kenyans are reportedly worried about the ongoing rift between President Mwai Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga over granting amnesty to perpetrators of post-election violence.


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