Armed police patrol as Zim crisis deepens

Armed riot police patrolled the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, on Monday where frustrations have been growing over a deepening economic crisis.

Children flee Zimbabwe to uncertain future

Prince Jelom has sold eggs, carried bags and pushed trolleys to survive life as a 13-year-old on the run from Zimbabwe's spectacular collapse.

Zim economic collapse challenges aid workers

Agencies fighting cholera in Zimbabwe say they are working well with a government that once viewed them with suspicion.

SA govt's 'hands tied' over Zim asylum seekers

The Home Affairs Department said on Friday its "hands were tied" over the flood of Zimbabweans seeking political asylum.

Zim activists lose bid to quash terror charges

A Zimbabwe court on Friday refused to toss out terrorism charges against seven opposition activists.

Tsvangirai seeks crucial Mugabe meeting

Zimbabwe's opposition leader has requested a meeting with Robert Mugabe in a last-ditch effort to salvage a power-sharing deal.

Zimbabwe activists charged in bomb plot

Seven members of Zimbabwe's MDC were the first of dozens of jailed dissidents to be charged on Wednesday. They pleaded not guilty in a bombing plot.

Zimbabwe delays opening of schools

Zimbabwe has delayed the opening of schools by two weeks, state media reported on Wednesday.

Uncertainty surrounds Zim stock exchange

Uncertainty continues to stalk the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange as trading is yet to resume, the state-controlled Herald reported on Wednesday.

Mugabe appoints acting ministers

Zanu-PF leader Robert Mugabe has appointed eight acting ministers days after firing a number of ministers who lost in the March 2008 elections.

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