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Peter Kagwanja

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/ 26 August 2007

SADC mediation must be allowed to breathe

The recent Southern African Development Community summit in Lusaka was clouded by a seven-year-old face-off between Africa and the West over Zimbabwe. And the continuing brinkmanship promises to haunt the Euro-Africa summit in Portugal and the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Uganda, both of which take place later this year, writes Peter Kagwanja.

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/ 19 April 2007

Land reform: The art of the possible

Zimbabwe is reeling under a legacy of a racially skewed pattern of land ownership and access. The injustice harks back to Cecil John Rhodes, whose British South African Company "successfully" shut blacks in "native reserves" and placed three-quarters of the land in the hands of white farmers.

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