Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is widely tipped to win again, but opposition parties are making inroads. Meet his rivals.
Zimbabwe election authorities have insisted they would be ready to hold general elections, despite fears of vote rigging and a lack of funding.
SADC leaders on Saturday warned that organising the upcoming Zimbabwe elections will be "tough" given the paucity of time for preparations.
An independent Zimbabwe election monitoring group says many of the nation’s voters are not likely to cast their ballots if elections are not delayed.
The Zimbabwe prime minister’s party says it has lost faith in the country’s electoral commission after the "chaotic and disorganised" special voting.
Police and soldiers who will be on duty during Zimbabwe’s July 31 election began voting on Sunday, the eve of a court hearing to stop the process.
Robert Mugabe has accused his political rivals of wanting to "bring back the white people" and criticised gay rights ahead of Zimbabwe’s elections.
Zimbabwe’s electoral body has vowed to announce the results of the July 31 presidential polls five days after the elections.
Zimbabwe’s finance ministry says it needs to resolve a shortfall of about $85-million needed for crucial national elections just three weeks away.
Morgan Tsvangirai has unveiled a coalition with former allies of Robert Mugabe, in a bid to unseat Zimbabwe’s president at elections later this month.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai says that there have been no reforms to guarantee that upcoming July 31 polls in Zimbabwe will be free and fair.
Efforts by the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) formations and other parties to form a grand alliance may not materialise before elections.
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court has rejected a series of government appeals to delay a July 31 general election.
Zimbabwe’s veteran President Robert Mugabe and his long-time rival Morgan Tsvangirai will both be vying in the upcoming presidential election.
The country’s human rights commission has urged the Zimbabwean Republic Police to respect human rights ahead of polls.
The two MDC formations are in talks to put up a united front against Zanu-PF at the polls, or even consolidate their winnings after the elections.
Movement for Democratic Change officials say a poll boycott is "very much on the cards" if Robert Mugabe goes ahead with his bid for early elections.
Zimbabweans themselves must resolve a row over President Robert Mugabe’s decision to call an election on July 31, says the head of the AU commission.
Southern African leaders have gathered to address tension between President Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai ahead of Zimbabwe’s general election.
The United States has urged Zimbabwe to allow international monitors to watch elections due to be held by late July.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe says he will hold elections by July 31, despite calls by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for reforms first.
President Robert Mugabe has signed Zimbabwe’s new Constitution into law, clearing the path to crucial elections later this year.
A lecturer at a university in Zimbabwe has been jailed for three months for calling President Robert Mugabe "a rotten old donkey," say lawyers.
Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai says he is poised to sweep to victory in upcoming presidential elections.
Former intern at amaBhungane Owen Gagare has been arrested in Zimbabwe following an expose involving the Zimbabwean military and police.
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Zimbabwe police have arrested a youth leader from Morgan Tsvangirai’s party for allegedly undermining the authority of President Robert Mugabe.
Zimbabwe plans to seize 28 000 hectares of land leased to a subsidiary of Impala Platinum the government said were being underutilised.
A fair election with Morgan Tsvangirai party the outright winner is the most probable scenario, prime minister says.
Zimbabwe’s central bank chief has dismissed government threats to seize foreign-owned banks that fail to meet black ownership requirements.
After more than a week in prison, Zimbabwe’s High Court has released prominent human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa on $500 bail.
Police have released without charge two staffers from Morgan Tsvangirai’s office who were taken in for questioning two days ago.