Taliban hunts minorities as fear spreads across Kabul region
Afghan rebels sweep house to house in Kabul outskirts and Baghram, accusing Tajik and Panjshtri residents of cooperation with the former regime. A resident was dragged from a home and executed by Taliban soldiers, homes were set on fire, and heavy fire near Baghram base was reported by journalists. Rival factions reportedly formed a northern alliance against the Taliban.
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South African court frees for apartheid murders
Durban ap report says Judge Jan Hugo acquitted six Inkatha Freedom Party defendants in the 1987 KwaMakatha attack near Durban, ruling it an unplanned fiasco and suggesting younger officers carried out the operation. Magnus Malan, former defense minister, remains charged along with nine others in the post apartheid probe.
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Pope and Castro edging toward Rome Cuba summit
Vatican and Havana indicate progress toward a Rome meeting between Pope John Paul II and Fidel Castro. Talks focus on church education roles, media presence, and visa rules for missionaries, with health and scheduling shaping the plan for a potential Cuba visit by the pope.
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