President’s plan failed to get approval from Republican-dominated Congress last year

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During his birthday celebration in Gweru, President Mugabe accused Raymond Majongwe and his Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe of mounting rebellion against his government

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Life Improves for Liberians but Uncertainty Persists

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Meanwhile, World Organization for Animal Health says deadly H5N1 virus was detected at poultry farms in Burma

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White House spokesman Tony Snow said decision to attend Iraqi conferences does not mean there has been shift in Bush administration policy toward Iran and Syria

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Head of US central bank, Ben Bernanke, tells legislators economic activity remains solid and sees no single factor that has contributed to Tuesday’s decline

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Protesters in Masvingo hit the streets in three waves starting at 3 a.m., when they erected makeshift barricades, and later in the day at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m.

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White House spokesman Tony Snow said decision to attend Iraqi conferences does not mean there has been shift in Bush administration policy toward Iran and Syria

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Chief of caretaker government, Fakhruddin Ahmed, says vote cannot be held until democratic reforms implemented

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Government says it is inviting neighboring states and permanent members of UN Security Council to meeting

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Sepp Blatter dismisses suggestions England would get tournament

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Researcher says country’s economy growing but wealth being created not equally distributed

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Human papillomavirus, or HPV, can cause cervical cancer

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Panel says vice president improperly diverted over $100 million in public funds to private interests

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UN Mission in Congo’s military spokesman says 170 fighters, members of National Integrationist Front militia, surrendered to Congolese army and MONUC

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Mohamed El Attar charged with spying on behalf of Israel, but court proceedings focus heavily on his denial that he is a convert to Christianity or a homosexual

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Forces kill two senior members of Islamic Jihad, a Palestinian militant group responsible for recent suicide bombings in Israel

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Russian PM and his Japanese counterpart agree to start negotiating agreement on cooperation in nuclear power

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Atiku Abubakar in legal fight over president run

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