Governor Killed in Iraqi Roadside Bombing in Diwaniyah
A powerful roadside bomb killed Khalil Jalil Hamza the governor of Diwaniyah province and the provincial police chief Maj. Gen. Khalid Hassan as their convoy returned from a funeral in Aajaf. The attack prompted an indefinite curfew in Diwaniyah amid Shiite faction fighting and militia tensions. the region has seen heavy clashes with U.S.-Iraqi forces and internal rivalries.
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Zimbabweing AIDS battle yields rare southern Africa bright spot
In Harare, a shift to safer sex and wide condom use cuts HIV infections amid regional rises. Officials cite 1.5 million Zimbabwean adults with HIV in 2005, down from 1.6 million in 2003, while deaths from AIDS climb as antiretrovirals remain scarce. The exodus of nearly 3 million people since Zimbabwe's economic collapse compounds the crisis.
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New ambassador to Iraq wins high marks for experience
Crocker, named ambassador to Iraq, brings decades of crisis diplomacy. He has served as ambassador to Lebanon, Kuwait, Syria and Pakistan and helped reopen embassies after crises. His prior Iraq stints and risk awareness shape his approach to stabilizing a volatile post.
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