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News this week
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JOHANNESBURG - Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Helen Zille visits the Mogoba informal settlement east of Johannesburg after a group allegedly claiming to be African National...
 
 
19 Sep 2008
 
US examining Afghan war strategy
AFGANISTAN
The Pentagon is taking a close look at its war strategy in Afghanistan in the face of rising violence from an increasingly complex insurgency, Defence Secretary Robert Gates said on Thursday. In...
 
 
11 Sep 2008
 
Afghans say life no better after invasion
AFGANISTAN
Seven years after the attacks on New York and Washington, the event that sparked off the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan, many Afghans say life is no better and some say its worse. Following the...
 
 
10 Sep 2008
 
Democrats hit Bush on troop plan
UNITED STATES
President George W. Bush's plan to keep most U.S. troops in Iraq and shift a few thousand to Afghanistan drew quick criticism on Tuesday from top Democrats, led by presidential hopeful Barack Obama...
 
 
04 Sep 2008
 
Pakistan anxious as Zardari poised for presidency
PAKISTAN
Pakistani legislators are set to elect as president the late Benazir Bhutto's controversial widower Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday, making a choice many Pakistanis see leading to a fresh phase of...
 
 
25 Aug 2008
 
Split looms in Pakistani ruling coalition
PAKISTAN
Pakistan's ruling coalition government looked on the verge of splitting on Monday over disputes about the judiciary and who should be the next president, as militant violence and economic problems...
 
 
12 Aug 2008
 
NATO force denies Afghan civilian casualty report
AFGHANISTAN
The NATO-led force in Afghanistan has denied reports that it killed more than a dozen civilians in an air strike to the northeast of the capital. Twelve civilians were killed and 18 were wounded...
 
 
10 Apr 2008
 
Bomb attack on Nato convoy, 8 Afghans dead
AFGHANISTAN
A suicide car bomb attack on a NATO convoy on Thursday killed eight Afghan civilians in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, police said. No NATO troops were hurt as their convoy had just passed...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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