The Southern African Development Community’s summit to discern Zimbabwe’s readiness to hold legal and fair elections has been postponed.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe says he will hold elections by July 31, despite calls by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for reforms first.
Zanu-PF and the MDC are in new talks as legal problems delay President Robert Mugabe’s wish for elections on June 29.
The Movement for Democratic Change has adjusted policies in its election manifesto but is this enough to win against Zanu-PF later this year?
At 84 000 Facebook "likes" and growing, the anonymous user who calls himself Baba Jukwa is a pain in Zanu-PF’s side.
The Zim government has increased compulsory pension contributions to bail out the National Social Security Authority, which funded the referendum.
At the eleventh hour before the Zimbabwe poll, the Movement for Democratic Change is only awakening to issues it may have forgotten.
The Joint Monitoring and Implementation Committee’s proposal to oversee polls has Zanu-PF insisting its role in the government must end.
Industry executives and analysts have warned of the negative impact political squabbles over elections is having on business in Zimbabwe.
A large number of potential first-time voters unregistered after the three-week process.
Zimbabwe’s unity government agreed to stop hiring public servants, but some departments are adding staff.
Zimbabwe’s state radio says police arrested three polling campaigners for illegally promoting voter awareness ahead of crucial elections.
One hopes a new brand of politician will emerge, one that is defined by a genuine desire to serve.
Mugabe is adamant the vote will take place on June 29, but Tsvangirai and Ncube say this will be impossible.
A report says Zimbabwe’s upcoming election cannot be free and fair as there are still too many unresolved problems.
Zimbabwean police have raided the MDC offices in the southern district of Gwanda and seized motorcycles meant to be used for its election campaign.
Zimbabwean MP Giles Mutsekwa’s talks with Robert Mugabe loyalists have triggered a political storm.
A democracy institute has called for reforms ahead of elections as the security sector remains in charge of Zimbabwe’s political landscape.
Zimbabwe voters must know that there are alternatives to Zanu-PF and the MDC, says opposition leader.
The MDC is supposed to trounce Robert Mugabe and Zanu-PF in upcoming elections, yet polls show the party is haemorrhaging support.
Commercial stations in Zimbabwe may remain silenced until after the elections to suppress free speech.
As Zimbabwe gears up for elections, Zanu-PF is snubbing South African President Jacob Zuma’s facilitation team, the SADC and the United Nations.
President Robert Mugabe has marked Zimbabwe’s 33 years of independence with a renewed call to shun violence ahead of elections later this year.
With a new constitution approved, Zimbabweans are now looking toward a fresh election, while wondering whether the polls will be free and fair.
We talk about the disbanding of the ANCYL’s NEC, Zimbabwe’s referendum, insiders’ experience of the SxSW conference and Sama nominee predictions.
Zimbabweans have approved a new constitution that curbs the powers of the president and puts the country a step closer to holding full elections.
In the lead up to Zimbabwe’s elections scheduled for July 2013, Zanu-PF and the MDC have intensified intimidation attempts and campaigning efforts.
Rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa has been charged with allegedly "obstructing or defeating the course of justice".
Three MDC officials, as well as prominent lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa, have apparently been arrested in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe police have detained three senior aides to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai in the wake of a key referendum, the premier’s office said.
Zimbabwe voters have been concerned with the elections that will be ushered in by the reform and the weakening economic environment.
It provides an expansive Bill of Rights with citizen capacities to enforce those rights in law.