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Rights groups criticize British queen's guest list for Jubilee monarchs' lunchupdated: Fri May 18 2012 18:17:00

Rights groups have slammed a lunch hosted by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on Friday for including monarchs criticized for their countries' human rights records.

Glassblower's artistry puts Swaziland on the mapupdated: Tue Feb 22 2011 11:11:00

Standing near a glowing furnace, where the temperature climbs far above 1,000 degrees, master glassblower Sibusiso Mhlanga is blowing air into a long pipe to breathe life into a red ball of molten glass.

The master glassblowerupdated: Tue Feb 22 2011 11:11:00

Sibusiso Mhlanga, the master glassblower at Ngwenya Glass in Swaziland, took to the craft quite naturally.

First black African to conquer Everestupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 06:07:00

CNN's African Voices meets South African adventurer Sibusiso Vilane, the first black African to climb Mount Everest.

King, AIDS activists condemn Swaziland official's claimupdated: Thu Aug 26 2010 08:10:00

The king of Swaziland on Thursday distanced himself from a top adviser who has come under fire for saying the nation's AIDS epidemic is exaggerated to help benefit drug companies.

China steps up corruption monitoringupdated: Thu Jan 14 2010 02:34:00

China will ramp up the monitoring of high-level public officials' family members to keep them from hiding profits from corruption, state media reported Thursday.

The price of saving a life is a few penniesupdated: Tue Dec 01 2009 15:24:00

Twenty-five years ago I read a newspaper article which said that one day, reused syringes would be one of the major causes of the spread of AIDS. I thought this was totally unacceptable and decided to do something about it.

Re-invent the syringe, save livesupdated: Tue Dec 01 2009 15:24:00

1.3 million people died Marc Koska says low cost syringes that can only be used once are a solution.

Walk in AIDS patients' shoesupdated: Tue Dec 01 2009 08:20:00

Among the many blessings I've encountered in several years in the music business is the ability to use my voice to raise awareness for issues and to help others.

U.N. report: New HIV infections decreasingupdated: Tue Nov 24 2009 15:16:00

New HIV infections have fallen worldwide by 17 percent over the past eight years, a testament to prevention efforts, according to a U.N. report released Tuesday.

Finding comfort with the creatures of South Africa's savannahupdated: Tue Sep 15 2009 16:56:00

I spent two nights sleeping under a full-moon sky, nestled in my trusty hammock at Kruger National Park. Our guides provided us with tents, but I figured I wouldn't have too many opportunities in my life to slumber in the open bush on the African continent.

Jarrett's safari journeyupdated: Tue Sep 15 2009 16:56:00

CNN.com's Daily Distraction host takes us overseas on a safari excursion.

Couples urged to get HIV 'love test'updated: Wed Jun 17 2009 11:46:00

Couples in the African kingdom of Swaziland are being urged to get tested together as part of a HIV "love test" campaign.

African couples urged to get HIV 'love test'updated: Wed Jun 17 2009 11:46:00

Couples in the African kingdom of Swaziland are being urged to get tested together as part of a HIV "love test" campaign.

African group rejects Madagascar's new leaderupdated: Thu Mar 19 2009 17:29:00

A regional body comprised of several southern African nations is refusing to recognize Madagascar opposition leader Andry Rajoelina as the island nation's new president, an official said.

Tsvangirai voices frustration over stalled talksupdated: Wed Oct 29 2008 13:42:00

Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai expressed frustration Wednesday at deadlocked talks over a power-sharing agreement with Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe talks delayed for a weekupdated: Mon Oct 20 2008 19:02:00

Efforts to resolve Zimbabwe's political crisis remained stalled Monday, after the opposition Movement for Democratic Change Party said it would not attend talks in Swaziland, alleging its leader's necessary travel documents had been too long delayed.

Time.com: The Lesson of Zimbabwe's 'Election'updated: Fri Jun 27 2008 14:00:00

The creeping coup that will keep Mugabe in office signals the end of the West's interventionist era

Mandela highlights 'tragic failure' in Zimbabweupdated: Thu Jun 26 2008 05:38:00

Former South African President Nelson Mandela has highlighted what he called the "tragic failure of leadership in Zimbabwe."

British blue blood top 'Hottest Royal' listupdated: Mon Jun 16 2008 05:47:00

They're young, fabulously wealthy and have blue blood coursing through their veins. Meet the "20 Hottest Young Royals" in the world, compiled by influential fortune tracker, Forbes magazine.

Walking to the South Poleupdated: Tue Apr 01 2008 12:23:00

When Sibusiso Vilane became the first black African to climb Mount Everest, the 2003 expedition made headlines around the world.

Josh's blog: Settling in to South Africaupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 07:53:00

Josh Macabuag is in Jozini, South Africa, where he will be working with the charity Engineers Without Borders (EWB).

Dobbs: Does Congress really need a Swaziland caucus?updated: Tue Jun 05 2007 13:30:00

American society is increasingly polarized, our politics ever more fractious, and I believe most of us are figuring out that we spend far too much time and energy dwelling on our differences rather than embracing the similarities and commonalities that unite us as Americans.

WHO urges more leadership on AIDSupdated: Tue Feb 22 2005 18:38:00

The three countries that are farthest behind the goal of getting AIDS drugs to those who need them are South Africa, India, and Nigeria, an official of the World Health Organization has said.

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