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Mugabe violates Zanu-PF constitution
Mugabe failed to appoint politburo and presidium members during the sitting of congress, but he did appoint his wife as head of the women’s league.
Zanu-PF succession: A tale of two river beetles
President Robert Mugabe will exercise his new-found powers to dump embattled Vice-President Joyce Mujuru and appoint two new vice-presidents.
Being political is OK, says Zim’s new prosecutor general
Zimbabwe’s new prosecutor general Johannes Tomana insists he carries out his work independently.
MDC leaders trade blows at party retreat
Disagreements surfaced during the MDC’s strategic retreat as members accused other members of being responsible for the party’s election loss.
MDC’s naive Nikuv dealings
When opposition party leaders bought irrigation equipment, they did not know who they were dealing with.
Zim poll ‘heads for run-off’
The support on the ground and election surveys show a tight race between President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
Fight heats up over Zimbabwe poll date
Mugabe is adamant the vote will take place on June 29, but Tsvangirai and Ncube say this will be impossible.
MDC angers Zim military
Zimbabwean MP Giles Mutsekwa’s talks with Robert Mugabe loyalists have triggered a political storm.
Zanu-PF’s ‘lockdown’ plan
As Zimbabwe gears up for elections, Zanu-PF is snubbing South African President Jacob Zuma’s facilitation team, the SADC and the United Nations.
UN ignored cholera warning in Zim
A recent tribunal hearing has shown that political ties stopped the top UN boss in Zimbabwe from acting on outbreak warning.
How Zanu-PF ties stopped UN boss from acting on cholera
The UNDP’s new resident coordinator in South Africa has come under fire for his role in Zimbabwe’s disastrous cholera outbreak in 2008.
Zimbabwe asks SA for tourism bailout
Zimbabwe has asked its neighbours, including South Africa, to help it fund a prestigious UN summit at Victoria Falls later this year.