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An elite South African crime-fighting unit, which was accused by the ruling ANC of abusing its power in political cases, will be dissolved, a parliamentary committee said on Wednesday.
The...
President Thabo Mbeki's government has approved the disbanding of an elite South African crime-fighting unit, bowing to pressure from supporters of rival Jacob Zuma who accused it of political...
Pakistani police carried out a dragnet following a bomb attack on Saturday night that killed a Turkish woman and wounded four FBI agents among several other people dining at a Italian restaurant in...
South Africa's elite FBI-style Scorpions anti-crime unit will be dissolved, Safety and Security minister Charles Nqakula said on Tuesday.
"The Scorpions ... will be dissolved and the...
Stung by Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki's presence at the African Union (AU) summit in Ethiopia, opposition leader Raila Odinga said on Thursday the continent should not return to legitimising...
South Africa's Scorpions crime unit is in the political spotlight again amid reports it was preparing to arrest the nation's police commissioner, the latest high-profile official targeted...
The US let in one of the future September 11 hijackers in mid-2000
for flight lessons despite suspicions of his links to al-Qaeda, a
German magazine reported yesterday.
A European Parliament delegation Thursday rejected US arguments for
a war against Iraq, and said it was the job of the United Nations
to ensure Baghdad possessed no weapons of mass destruction.