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Zuma in London for Zimbabwe Talks

South African leader takes harder line on Mugabe

By Jason Farago, Newser Staff

Posted Apr 23, 2008 6:06 AM CDT

(Newser) – South African leader Jacob Zuma has arrived in London, where he'll meet with Prime Minister Gordon Brown to discuss the political deadlock in Zimbabwe, reports the BBC. Before the meeting, the head of the ruling African National Congress said that the delay in the release... Read full story »

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