Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court has dumped a law against insulting the president, which has been used to arrest Robert Mugabe’s dissenters.
The deadlocked buyout of Ziscosteel by a foreign investor has left its workers living hand to mouth.
Gay people were painted as the enemy in the ruling party’s election campaign, so what hope of rights now?
The central bank governor’s term ends this month but if President Robert Mugabe asks him to stay on again, he might.
A seminar to interrogate issues in Zimbabwe’s diamond mining sector is to be held in South Africa.
Zimbabwe has passed laws ordering that imported petrol be blended with 10% of locally produced ethanol.
"I do not want to visit France for romantic purposes. I want to develop relations between us," says Robert Mugabe about the EU’s Zimbabwe sanctions.
Electricity crisis has worsened as power stations break down and international investors stay away from Zimbabwe.
The sartorial choices of the man who has charted Zimbabwe’s course for over three decades reflect the sharp edges to its attitude to the world.
Skewed state funding has left many centres dependent on fees that patients can’t afford, writes Mara Kardas-Nelson.
Zim President Robert Mugabe’s fiery condemnation of the West during the 68th UN general assembly resulted in the US delegation leaving in disgust.
One man’s mission to bring sanitary sanity and dignity to those kept behind bars.
After losing three elections in a row to Robert Mugabe’s Zanu-PF, the MDC’s future is in jeopardy, says M&G’s Teldah Mawarire.
Wildlife experts suspect at least 64 elephants were poisoned to death for their tusks at the Hwange National Park, in Zimbabwe.
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Details of government deals with Chinese firms are worryingly unclear.
Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has dismissed "irresponsible" calls for him to step down after failing to beat Robert Mugabe in the elections.
Zimbabwean government property is set to be auctioned off after legal action was brought against it by 78 dispossessed white farmers.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has sworn in a Cabinet consisting of party loyalists without retaining any members of the opposition.
Following a lacklustre 2-1 defeat to neighbours Zim, Bafana Bafana coach Gordon Igesund has come out in defence of his inexperienced soccer line-up.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has named justice minister and top ruling party legal official Patrick Chinamasa as his new finance minister.
Zimbabwe is facing a food crisis with one in four people in rural areas at risk of hunger in 2014, the highest number in half a decade, says the UN.
Poachers have mixed cyanide with salt to quietly take down elephants in the north of Zimbabwe.
President Jacob Zuma has praised national police commissioner Riah Phiyega and called on countries to rely on the UN to intervene in Syria.
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People have not forgotten nor forgiven Nkala’s role in the Gukurahundi massacre.
Eager to rebrand the country, Zimbabwe’s tourism minister has outlined a scheme to build an entertainment complex near Victoria Falls.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has threatened "tit-for-tat" actions against western countries that have sanctions on his rule.
Zimbabwe has shocked Zambia 1-0 at the weekend to qualify for the 2014 African Nations Championship tournament in South Africa.
Robert Mugabe has been feted by his supporters and allies in the region, but it will be a while before the West rolls out the red carpet for him.
The land of the great stone ruins is little more than a myth and a metaphor to many outsiders, writes Percy Zvomuya.
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