Zimbabwean Crisis

Desperate Zimbabweans pour into Musina

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Dec 2008

In the blazing midday sun, Fungai Lindlela watches as her baby pushes a sticky ball of maize meal into her mouth in a makeshift refugee camp.

Looking forward to looking back

Article Staff Reporter - 25 Dec 2008

We will count those who threw it in and left the country this year. Bloody cowards, we will lie to ourselves for comfort.

Zim power-sharing deal ‘hasn’t worked’

Article Staff Reporter - 21 Dec 2008

The US has declared the Zimbabwe facilitation led by former president Thabo Mbeki as a failed process that has now run its course.

Mugabe refuses to go to ‘political death’

Article Staff Reporter - 21 Dec 2008

President Robert Mugabe again dismissed demands that he step down on Saturday, saying he would not go to his "political death".

Mugabe: I will never surrender Zimbabwe

Article Staff Reporter - 19 Dec 2008

President Robert Mugabe on Friday told his Zanu-PF party that "Zimbabwe is mine", adding he would never surrender.

Don’t neglect Zim Aids crisis, warn health workers

Article Staff Reporter - 18 Dec 2008

Health workers in Zimbabwe are warning that international alarm over the spreading cholera emergency is overshadowing the Aids crisis.

Zimbabwe cholera death toll nears 1 000

Article Staff Reporter - 16 Dec 2008

The death toll from cholera in Zimbabwe has soared to 978, with 18 413 suspected cases reported, United Nations figures showed on Monday.

Key Mugabe ally is free to live in London

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Dec 2008

One of Mugabe's closest allies is living in luxury in London while being allowed to fly to and from Zimbabwe, despite her close links to Zanu-PF.

New modes of terror

Article Staff Reporter - 13 Dec 2008

Jason Moyo reports on how the Mugabe regime is using abduction as a means of political struggle.

Zimbabwe unveils Z$500-million note

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Dec 2008

Zimbabwe's central bank on Friday introduced a Z$500-million note, as the country struggles to cope with the world's highest inflation.

Military goes rogue

Article Staff Reporter - 8 Dec 2008

With a cholera outbreak raging and basic services collapsing, the word in Harare for weeks has been that "something is about to happen".

Bottom of the abyss

Article Staff Reporter - 5 Dec 2008

'No worse there is none," was the anguished cry of poet Gerard Manley Hopkins -- and it is an apt description of the crisis in Zimbabwe.

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