Witch finder’s tea killings raise fear in Zambia
In Lusaka a self styled witch finder, Munyeme Siamuchanga, 30, admitted giving poisonous tea to people he suspected of witchcraft, killing 15. Police say survivors were deemed innocent. the case prompts regional concern over vigilante justice.
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Chechen Leader Forecasts War Moves Into Russian Territory
Chechnya's president Dzhokhar Dudayev says small Chechen guerrilla bands will strike military targets inside Russia as the war shifts from the capital to areas across the Chechen border in southern Russia, including Stavropol. He insists civilians will not be targeted and doubts Middle East reinforcements.
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Arafat Rejects Israeli Self Rule Offer Over Jenin
Arafat refused an Israeli proposal that he govern Jenin while troops stay in the town. A senior negotiator said the PLO would accept gradual withdrawal to break the autono my deadlock. Rabin postponed withdrawal, claiming Arafat did not curb extremist attacks. Arafat jailed dozens of militants. Hamas warned of reprisals against Palestinian security forces in Gaza if more arrests occur.
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