Orb Standard: Africa

Friday June 18

Mudenge denies that Zimbabwe is a 'no-go' country

Zimbabwe has launched a scathing attack on United Nations security officers based in the capital, Harare.

They are "deliberately demonising this country and its leadership through a campaign of lies and misinformation," said Foreign Minister Stan Mudenge.


Egypt's Muslim brothers take part in the founding of a human rights center 1,4-million Kenyans short of food says UN Annan assails U.S. for seeking peacekeeper immunity Human Rights promotion, main conditions for Rule of Law, Morocco-Benin communique Terror suspects interrogation irregular Liberia Gets $24.3 Million From Global Fund to Fight HIV/Aids, TB And Malaria		Confidence at Zimbabwe Aids Conference Banning of Zim newspaper was 'unlawful' UNICEF is racing with Autumn to rescue the people of Darfour SA visas to be treated with 'element of suspicion' SA: 'Mercenaries' to appeal to constitutional court Morocco signs Free Trade Agreement with U.S No Genocide Took Place In Eastern Dr Of Congo: UN U.S. Struggles to Address Situation in Sudan
Africa: unending plight of child soldiers: As Africa observes the Day of the African Child, as many as 120,000 children under 18 years old, some as young as eight, may be compelled to spend the day as child soldiers across the continent, Amnesty International said today.
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