Eight months after entering a power-sharing deal with President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai announced yesterday that he and his party would boycott Cabinet meetings and withdraw from dealing with Mugabe’s party. It is the biggest breach yet in the transitional government.By: Celia W. Dugger and Caiphas Chimhete|Date: Oct 17, 2009

JOHANNESBURG - The number of people being tested for HIV more than doubled in dozens of countries last year, improving detection of AIDS and contributing to a major surge in those being treated.By: Celia W. Dugger|Date: Oct 1, 2009

More than a million babies die across Africa every year in their first month of life, a hidden tragedy neglected by donor countries and African governments.By: Celia W. Dugger|Date: Nov 22, 2006

President Thabo Mbeki’s denial of the scientific consensus about AIDS may have led to the premature deaths of 365,000 people, a new study suggests.By: Celia W. Dugger|Date: Nov 26, 2008

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...Robert Worth, Barry Bearak, and Celia Dugger. And Hassan Fattah is leaving...powerful team of Barry Bearak and Celia Dugger will be back in action, this time...journalism professor and to persuade Celia to move her global poverty beat...