Mugabe takes softer tone on Zim unity government

President Robert Mugabe said on Monday he remained committed to Zimbabwe's shaky unity government, in a softening of tone after months of tensions.

Zim foreign minister denies attacks on Zuma

Zimbabwe's foreign minister on Friday denied his government had attacked SA President Jacob Zuma and SADC following criticism of Robert Mugabe.

Mugabe blasts 'British Gaydom' in funeral rant

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe on Thursday condemned gay "filth" in Britain and Europe, lambasted sanctions and vowed to take over foreign firms.

Back to the future for Zimbabwe

Inclusive government was always a misnomer and the elections will only cement its demise, writes Piers Pigou.

Mugabe fumes over SADC rebuke

Only time will tell whether the rest of the community will end the era of appeasement, writes Jason Moyo.

Miners offer compromise on Zim equity rules

Zimbabwe's mining industry proposed on Friday that "social investments" count towards meeting new indigenisation regulations.

Court orders halt to Zimbabwe grave exhumations

A court has ordered militant supporters of Robert Mugabe to stop exhuming hundreds of skeletons they say were the victims of colonial-era massacres.

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.

Mugabe distances himself from attacks on Zuma

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe distanced himself on Wednesday from state media's blistering comments on South African President Jacob Zuma.

Mugabe hits back at regional criticism

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has hit back at criticism from Southern African leaders, saying they cannot tell him how to run his country.

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