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Gadhafi would need to "step aside" in order for Libya to regain the trust of the international community, though he also said the longserving leader might be able to retain a role in the government.
Washington Says It Knew of Ex-Diplomat's Libya Meet Jay Solomon 2011
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Even so, there is the possibility Mr. Mugabe, the country's longserving president, will still lose.
Mugabe Goodbye? 2008
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Mugabe May Be Looking for Exit Independent observers said Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai won the most votes in the presidential race, not enough to avoid a runoff, but enough to humiliate the longserving Robert Mugabe.
Looking for Bottom 2008
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Zimbabwe's veteran opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai Sunday vowed to remove the country's longserving President Robert Mugabe through a mass but peaceful campaign.
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Guebuza, who took over at the start of the year from longserving leader Joaquim Chissano, would devote 65 percent of the state budget to fight crippling poverty.
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Mozambique's new President Armando Guebuza, who took over the reins from longserving leader Joaquim Chissano in January, has launched a call for a revamp of the judiciary, which is grappling with only 1,065 officials, only three percent of whom have had proper training.
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Zimbabweans toiling under the "oppression" of longserving
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African country to elect a successor to longserving head of state
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Change (MDC) and a constant thorn in the side of Zimbabwe's longserving ruler President Robert Mugabe, will on Friday learn of his fate for allegedly plotting to kill the head of state.
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The new constitution adopted Tuesday will come into force after elections on December 1-2 to elect a successor to longserving
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