Politics clouds mass grave in Zimbabwe

Hundreds of bodies exhumed from a disused mine in Zimbabwe have turned into fodder for President Robert Mugabe's propaganda.

Zim rivals under fresh pressure in mediation talks

Zimbabwe's rival leaders faced fresh pressure on Thursday to mend their differences and push toward new elections.

Zim rivals set to begin negotiations

Negotiators from Zimbabwe's opposition and ruling party are expected in SA on Tuesday for talks aimed at ending the country's political crisis.

Zanu-PF to endorse Mugabe for 2008 poll

Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF party will on Tuesday begin an extraordinary congress and President Robert Mugabe is expected to be endorsed as its sole presidential flagbearer in next year's poll, party officials said. The four-day congress is also expected to draw a roadmap for Zimbabwe's political and economical policies.

Zim marks 10 years since 'Black Friday'

Zimbabwe marks the 10th anniversary this week of "Black Friday", when its currency plunged a record 72%, an episode widely regarded as the precursor of its subsequent economic meltdown. Under pressure after street protests, President Robert Mugabe ordered unbudgeted payouts for 50 000 of war veterans.

Zimbabwe could face expulsion from IMF

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) team will visit Harare next month for an assessment mission that could lead to the expulsion of debt-ridden Zimbabwe from the global lending body, officials said on Wednesday. Although no exact date has been set, officials said that a delegation will embark on a visit early next month.
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