Arthur Mutambara
latest news & developmentsThe last hours of Solomon Mujuru
Zimbabwean General Solomon Mujuru died in suspicious circumstances in August 2011. This is an edited extract from his recently published biography by Blessing-Miles Tendi
Zim’s upcoming poll in disarray
Zimbabwe’s electoral commission is completely unprepared for the upcoming referendum, say insiders.
Mugabe urges rivals to shun violence
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Saturday urged the country’s political rivals to desist from violence ahead of elections yet to be decided on.
Zimbabwe minister defies party orders to quit
Zimbabwe’s fragile unity government has been dealt a blow by a leadership struggle within it smallest faction.
Bitter MDC rivals square up
Zimbabwe’s Welshman Ncube, who has taken over the leadership of the MDC faces the task of steering the party from Tsvangirai.
Zim to probe fresh land grabs
Zimbabwe’s deputy premier said on Thursday a team of top government officials was launching a probe into fresh seizures of white-owned farms.
Zimbabwe bust brings boom to Musina
The Popular Cheap Shop, the Musina Cheap Price Shop and the Bargain Centre: the signboards in Musina don’t mince words. Or marketing themes.
SADC readies for Zimbabwe summit
An emergency SADC summit to address the ongoing political impasse in Zimbabwe is expected to start at about 11am in Pretoria on Monday.
Motlanthe, Mbeki in Zim for power-sharing talks
Kgalema Motlanthe and Thabo Mbeki have arrived in Harare, Zimbabwe, to mediate talks later on Monday with the country’s political leaders.
Zim cholera fears grow as rains peak
Zimbabwe’s cholera epidemic could get worse as the rainy season peaks, its health minister said on Monday.
Mugabe ‘set to form govt in February’
Zanu-PF leader starts preparations for a new administration, the state-run Herald newspaper reports
Mugabe prepares new govt despite protests
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has started preparations to form a government despite objections, firing a dozen ministers from his Zanu-PF party.
Tsvangirai threatens end to Zim deal
Zimbabwe’s opposition leader has threatened to pull out of a power-sharing deal if Robert Mugabe moved ahead with plans to take key ministries.
What Zim’s new govt will look like
Zimbabwe’s new government will have six executive posts headed by President Robert Mugabe and prime minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
Tsvangirai seeks to control home affairs
Zimbabwe’s main opposition faction is prepared to sign a power-sharing deal provided that it is given the powerful Ministry of Home Affairs.