Zimbabwean leader labels farmers enemies amid farm violence
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe called white farmers enemies of the people as gunmen attacked farms killing a white rancher. The violence marks the worst flare in two months of land occupations on Independence Day, with squatters occupying more than 900 farms.
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Zimbabwe opposition election fears amid farm occupations
Zimbabwean opposition leaders allege Mugabe uses farm occupations to intimidate white farmers and sway parliamentary elections. Reported violence includes farm sieges by attackers armed with AK47 rifles targeting cattle rancher Martin Olds, as youths wear ruling party shirts amid turmoil.
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Virtual newscaster Ananova debuts on the Internet
London AP reports Ananova Ltd. launches Ananova the world’s first virtual newscaster. Green hair and a humanlike delivery promise a new era with customizable email alerts and TV style bulletins read by a computer with a face.
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