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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      Wikileaks founder Julian Assange addresses the press and supporters from the balcony of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on August 19. The United States denies Assange's assertion that Washington was orchestrating a "witch-hunt" for him.
      Bulletin: US denies 'wild' Assange claims of witch-hunt

      Bulletin: US denies 'wild' Assange claims of witch-hunt

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      Mugabe in his limousine
      Article: Mugabe Singapore trip raises more health questions

      Article: Mugabe Singapore trip raises more health questions

      Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is in Singapore since Monday for what a senior aide...
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      Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, seen here in August, may probe top party officials who said that he has prostate cancer in US diplomatic cables on the whistle blower website WikiLeaks, state media says.
      Bulletin: Zimbabwe's Mugabe hints at WikiLeaks probe

      Bulletin: Zimbabwe's Mugabe hints at WikiLeaks probe

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      Ethiopian journalist Argaw Ashine
      Article: Ethiopian journalist on the run – Wikileaks clarifies its role

      Article: Ethiopian journalist on the run – Wikileaks clarifies its role

      Earlier this week, Radio Netherlands ran a ...
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      Cameroonian Justice Minister, Amadou Ali
      Article: Cameroon fears ethnic clashes following Wikileaks cable

      Article: Cameroon fears ethnic clashes following Wikileaks cable

      Wikileaks, the famous news leaks website has accused the Cameroonian Justice...
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      The anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks has published its full archive of more than 250,000 US diplomatic cables unredacted and easily accessible online, drawing a furious response from its media partners. An Ethiopian journalist identified in a diplomatic cable released last month by WikiLeaks has fled after being questioned by authorities, a media rights watchdog said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Ethiopian journalist named in WikiLeaks flees country

      Bulletin: Ethiopian journalist named in WikiLeaks flees country

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      Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is seen at a summit in Windhoek earlier this year. Mugabe's party is investigating WikiLeaks revelations of secret meetings where party officials supplied confidential information to US diplomats, a state newspaper says.
      Bulletin: Mugabe party 'disturbed' by WikiLeaks revelations

      Bulletin: Mugabe party 'disturbed' by WikiLeaks revelations

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      Photo: Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe (EPA)
      Article: Prostate cancer could depose Mugabe

      Article: Prostate cancer could depose Mugabe

      A diplomatic cable released by the whistle-blowing website Wikileaks reveals that...
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      Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe (pictured) has prostate cancer and was advised by doctors in 2008 that he had less than five years to live, a leaked US diplomatic cable has said.
      Bulletin: Zimbabwe's Mugabe suffering from prostate cancer: leak

      Bulletin: Zimbabwe's Mugabe suffering from prostate cancer: leak

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      Supporters of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) arrive for a political meeting in Soweto, May 2011. The party that led South Africa out of apartheid had by 2010 slipped into anti-democratic practices reminiscent of the regime it fought to overthrow, says a US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks.
      Bulletin: US compared S.Africa's ANC to apartheid regime: WikiLeaks

      Bulletin: US compared S.Africa's ANC to apartheid regime: WikiLeaks

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