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- Zimbabwe: Row Erupts After Mugabe Party Claims Election Win (allAfrica)
- Zimbabwe: Nation Faces 'Serious Crisis', Says Tsvangirai (VOA)
- Swaziland: The Cost of Hunger in Swaziland (IRIN)
- Zimbabwe: Election a 'Huge Farce' - Tsvangirai (New Zimbabwe)
- Mozambique: Opposition Leader Agrees to Talk (AIM)
- Zimbabwe: One Million Denied Vote, Say Observers (New Zimbabwe)
- Zimbabwe: Zuma Says Tsvangirai Must Produce Evidence (New Zimbabwe)
- Zimbabwe: Voter Jailed for Shouting Slogan Near Polls (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Obasanjo Endorses Election (SANF)
- Mozambique: Elections Set for October (AIM)
- Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Dismisses Results (Zimbabwe Independent)
- South Africa: Woes of Gold Mining Industry (SAIIA)
- Zimbabwe: AU Monitors Give Elections Early Seal of Approval (Deutsche Welle)
- Mozambique: Renamo Leader Should Give Orders to His Own Men, Not Govt (AIM)
- Zimbabwe: Time to Show Leadership in Defeat, Mr Tsvangirai (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Morgan Tsvangirai Declares Elections Illegitimate (SW Radio)
- Zimbabwe: MDC-T Cry Foul After Arrest of SA Based Supporters (SW Radio)
- Zimbabwe: Shock and Despair As Zanu-PF Headed for Victory (SW Radio)
- Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Facing Another Disputed Election Stalemate (SW Radio)
- Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Criticize Election Results (SW Radio)
- Zimbabwe: Major Flaws in Zimbabwe's Elections (HRW)
- Zimbabwe: Regional Observers Commend Election Commission (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Mugabe Vows to Complete His Seventh Term (Zimbabwe Independent)
- Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Election - Road to Peace or Instability (The Point)
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- Zimbabwe: Baba Jukwa, Social Media and Zimbabwe's Future (SAIIA)
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