Harare Correspondent
latest news & developments
EU extends travel restrictions, asset freeze on the Mugabes
EU diplomats told the Mail & Guardian that the Council of the EU also resolved to maintain an arms embargo on Zimbabwe.
Army moves into mines
Security officials are monitoring the entire mining process in a desperate bid to raise funds.
Zim government militarises mines
Security officials in Zimbabwe are monitoring the entire mining process in a desperate bid to raise funds.
Zanu-PF ties up party seats in red tape
New requirements may prove to be an unassailable hurdle for Vice-President Joice Mujuru’s opponents.
Zim govt fights over Baba Jukwa
The arrest of Baba Jukwa has triggered sharp divisions among security forces in Zimbabwe.
Zim: ‘Weevil’ Moyo walloped but wriggles free
Livid Zanu-PF officials say they will monitor the minister closely to ensure he toes the party line.
Zimbabwe police on hunt for ‘hostile’ newspaper editors
A Zanu-PF insider and security agent said editor Edmund Kudzayi was viewed as a security threat.
Mugabe: Mandela the great icon of African liberation
A delayed condolence message from Robert Mugabe to the family of Nelson Mandela has raised speculation that Harare was reluctant to recognise Mandela.
‘Murky’ bid to mend Air Zim’s wings
In a move that has raised eyebrows, Zimbabwe’s national carrier has entered into a ‘privatisation by stealth’ deal to improve its fortunes.
Zim: Will Gono go gracefully?
The central bank governor’s term ends this month but if President Robert Mugabe asks him to stay on again, he might.
MDC divided over Zanu-PF hints at rapprochement
Zanu-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change try to find common ground following the outcome of the July 31 elections.
Mugabe ‘breached Zimbabwe Constitution’
Zimbabwe’s opposition says it will challenge President Robert Mugabe’s July 31 poll date proclamation.