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Will Zuma Push For Gaddafi's Exit From Libya?

Libyan opposition fighters have applauded a G8 call for Muammar al-Gaddafi to go as South African President Jacob Zuma is expected to arrive in the country for talks about an "exit strategy".

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South African President Jacob Zuma and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi (file photo).

Libya: South Africa's Jacob Zuma in Tripoli for Talks

RNW Africa, 30 May 2011

South African President Jacob Zuma is expected in Tripoli Monday for talks that officials said will focus on an "exit strategy" for Moamer Kadhafi, as Libyan rebels applauded a G8… Read more »
Libya: Nato Bombs Fall Near Gaddafi Compound

RFI, 28 May 2011

Nato bombs fell near Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi's Bab Al-Aziziya compound on Saturday morning in the fourth successive day of attacks on the target. Another attack took place… Read more »
Libya: Addis Summit Calls on Nato to End Airstrikes

Sudan Tribune, 26 May 2011

The Africa Union (AU) security summit ended today in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, calling for an outright end to NATO-led air strikes on Libya. Read more »
Africa: Decision on the Peaceful Resolution of the Libyan Crisis (AU)

African Union, 25 May 2011

1. The Assembly of the Union, at its extraordinary session held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 25 May 2011, to deliberate on the state of peace and security in Africa, reviewed… Read more »

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25 May 2011

ICC Prosecutor Hopes for Gaddafi's Arrest

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Al Jazeera

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Al Jazeera

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Luis Moreno Ocampo, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court [ICC], spoke to Al Jazeera on war crimes and the effectiveness of the ... see more »

Libya: Zuma to Discuss Gaddafi's 'Exit' Plan

allAfrica, 25 May 2011

South African President Jacob Zuma is set to visit Tripoli next week to conduct talks with Libyan leader Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi. Read more »
Libya: Forcing Gaddafi Out Will Be 'Slow, Steady Process,' Says Obama

allAfrica, 25 May 2011

United States President Barack Obama told journalists in London Wednesday that dislodging Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi from power in Libya will be "a slow, steady process in which… Read more »
South Africa: Zuma Office Says Gaddafi 'Exit Strategy' Report Misleading

Govt of SA, 26 May 2011

The Presidency has noted incorrect news wire reports saying President Jacob Zuma is visiting Libya next week as part of a Turkish Government mission. Read more »
South Africa: President Zuma to Visit Nigeria and Libya

Govt of SA, 25 May 2011

President Jacob Zuma will this weekend visit Nigeria to attend the inauguration of President-elect Goodluck Jonathan of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Read more »
Africa: AU Calls for End to Nato Bombings

The Herald, 25 May 2011

THE African Union extraordinary summit of Heads of State and Governments began here yesterday with African leaders calling for the immediate cessation of bombardment of Libya by… Read more »

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25 May 2011

David Cameron and Barack Obama Vow No Let-up in Libya

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Telegraph TV

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Telegraph TV

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After a day of pomp and ceremony, US President Barack Obama gets down to business in talks with Prime Minister David Cameron, stressing a ... see more »

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Libya: Nato Strikes in Heaviest Bombing Yet

At least three people have been killed, in the heaviest bomb blast that was carried out by Nato in the country's capital. Read more »
- Libya: Nato Blasts Rock Tripoli in Heaviest Bombing So Far
- Africa: AU Meets Over Libya

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Will Zuma Push For Gaddafi's Exit From Libya?

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ICC Prosecutor Hopes for Gaddafi's Arrest

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David Cameron and Barack Obama Vow No Let-up in Libya

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Libya: Nato Strikes in Heaviest Bombing Yet

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