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Mugabe calls for action against strife

Mugabe calls for action against strife

VICTORIA FALLS – Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe as the new chair of Africa’s largest trade bloc yesterday called on its members to act against the ‘cancer’ of conflict on the continent.

‘You certainly agree with me that conflict is a serious cancer in our region and indeed many parts of Africa,’ Mugabe said at a two-day summit of the 19 member Common Market for Eastern Southern Africa (Comesa).
‘Strife has made us lose valuable manpower through death and displacement of people,’ said Mugabe to an audience that included Sudan’s President Omar al-Beshir who faces an international arrest warrant for war crimes in Darfur.
– Nampa-AFP

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