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Articles about Robert Mugabe

Southern African leaders slam Zimbabwe deadlock

Leaders at a Southern African security summit criticised the deadlock in Zimbabwe's power-sharing government on Friday.

Cabinet, MP salaries anger public servants

Zimbabwe's public servants are seething over revelations that Cabinet ministers and MPs have received salary hikes of at least 200% this year.

Key vote stalls Mugabe's march

Rare moment of unity hands opposition surprising victory, writes Jason Moyo.

Malema: We need leaders like Castro, Mugabe

Julius Malema, did not mention President Jacob Zuma by name when he addressed a youth league regional conference in Limpopo.

SADC leaders meet on Zimbabwe stand-off

Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai will ask a regional security summit on Thursday to stop what he says is a crackdown by Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe tensions top security summit

African leaders on Thursday will try to defuse escalating tensions in Zimbabwe, where President Robert Mugabe is accused of cracking down on rivals.

'Zim crisis goes beyond elections'

The crisis in Zimbabwe goes beyond the disputed elections and is more about the division of opinions, the Zimbabwe Institute said on Monday.

Zim to take over foreign-owned mining firms

All foreign-owned mining companies in Zimbabwe will be required to sell majority stakes to locals, under new regulations released on Monday.

Mugabe: Foreign firms must treat Zim as 'senior partner'

President Robert Mugabe on Sunday told foreign investors to embrace Zimbabwe's equity laws and treat Zimbabweans as "senior partners".

Zimbabwe prime minister's ally arrested again

A Zimbabwean court is ordering a close ally of the prime minister to be held in jail after his second arrest this month on charges of abuse of office.

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Photos about Robert Mugabe

Neighbourly vice
President Jacob Zuma greets his Zimbabwean counterpart Robert Mugabe at the presidential guesthouse in Pretoria on Friday, ahead of Saturday's meeting of Southern African leaders, who will plot out a roadmap for elections in Zimbabwe, amid warnings of rising violence and intimidation. Read more
Sanctions busters
Supporters of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe are seen at the launch of a petition against Western economic sanctions in Harare on Wednesday. He threatened to seize foreign businesses in retaliation for Western sanctions targeting him and his supporters. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi, AP)
Crackdown
Zimbabwean police conduct body searches on public and private transport vehicles in Harare on Tuesday in an effort to thwart a call for mass protests -- posted on Zimbabwean websites -- against the long-time authoritarian ruler President Robert Mugabe. (Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi, AP)
Flashback
Supporters of the MDC take shelter in a house in Harare this week after fleeing clashes in the nearby Mbare township. Zimbabwe's main rival political parties have condemned a spate of violent clashes among their supporters, which Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai blames on President Robert Mugabe's youth brigades.
Blame game
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe speaks during the Millennium Development Goals Summit at UN headquarters in New York on Tuesday.


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