Topic: Jendayi Frazer

The United States won't support a Zimbabwean government that includes President Robert Mugabe, a U.S. envoy told reporters.

A program designed to bring to justice individuals indicted for committing genocide and other war crimes has been renewed by the U.S. State Department.

Supporters of the Movement for Democratic Change in Zimbabwe say they have been targeted for beatings and some of their homes have been burned.

Police raided the headquarters of Zimbabwe's main opposition party in Harare Friday, with hundreds arrested, a party spokesman said.

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe appears to be trying to steal the country's recent election, the top U.S. envoy to Africa says.

A U.S. diplomat expressed a personal view, not an official position, when she commented on post-election violence in Kenya, a State Department spokesman said.

Kenya's opposition Orange Democratic Movement Party has decided to use international mediation to resolve a post-election dispute in Nairobi.

Besieged Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki said Saturday he is willing to form a unity government to stop the violence that has occurred since his re-election.

An assistant U.S. secretary of state, the highest-ranking official to visit Somalia in years, spent five hours Saturday in Baidoa.

The United States, the European Union and Africa have pledged money and military support to Somalia at a contact group meeting in neighboring Kenya.