Tuesday, March 20, 2012


March 20, 2012 -- Updated 0756 GMT (1556 HKT)
Two Zimbabweans tell CNN's Robyn Curnow of their fears of being sent to jail Tuesday for watching videos of the Arab Spring. They were among six people convicted Monday of conspiracy to cause public violence. WATCH VIDEO
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Israeli's Facebook message to Iranians
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Riding in Berlin's driverless car
Grace Lagat ties up her seven year old son Thomas, who suffers from Nodding Disease, so he can't wander off when she tends to her field or is out of the homestead. Thomas frequently gnaws at the cloth. Parents of children with the condition say it makes the children wander off and more than 200 deaths have been caused by accidents. More than 3,000 children are suffering with the disease in Northern Uganda as scientists from the World Health Organization and U.S.-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention try to find the cause and the cure.
Mystery illness stumps experts
New Zealand faces 'Marmageddon'
Girl's first ski jump an online hit2:31
World's most luxurious boat show2:38
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