November 20

• Zimbabwe: Breakaway Anglican Bishop Ordered to Return Seized Church Property

  The ex-communicated former Bishop of Harare, Nolbert Kunonga, has lost another round at the Supreme Court in Harare and has been ordered to surrender properties that he seized... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Delays and Deadlocks Denying Democracy to Zimbabweans

  The people of Zimbabwe are being short-changed by the political parties in the government of national unity (GNU), whose bickering over procedure has caused numerous delays and... Read more »

November 17

• Zimbabwe: Harare Residents Blast Mayor for Purchasing Expensive New Vehicles

  Serious differences have emerged between Harare's Mayor, Muchadeyi Masunda, and the majority of councillors and residents, who are unhappy with the recent purchase of expensive... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Biti Predicts Slowed Economic Growth and Warns Against Violence

  The country's 2013 national budget was presented to parliamentarians on Thursday, with Finance Minister Tendai Biti predicting slower economic growth due to political tensions... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Prosecutor in Glen View Trial Is 'Not Serious'

  The trial of the 'Glen View accused' continued on Friday with the defence counsel blasting the state prosecutor for not taking the trial seriously. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: The End of the GNU? [analysis]

  A top civil servant has reportedly written to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to say his office will cease to exist after February 28th next year, according to a highly placed... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Women Say Government Not Doing Enough About Political Violence

  Violence against women remains one of the biggest challenges in Zimbabwe, especially during election periods, and there are fears the inclusive government has not made any progress... Read more »

November 16

• Zimbabwe: Magaisa Joins Tsvangirai's Office

  A senior law lecturer in the UK, Dr Alex Magaisa, has joined Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's office. He was approached about the job some months ago. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Education Minister Says Government Spending Priorities Misplaced

  Education Minister David Coltart has strongly criticized the coalition government's spending, saying their priorities are completely misplaced. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Madzore Not Bitter After One Year of Wrongful Imprisonment

  After serving 13 months incarcerated without a conviction MDC-T youth assembly President Solomon Madzore has expressed no bitterness after his long ordeal inside the notorious... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Old Guard Planning to Block Young Turks

  Regulations proposed by a ZANU PF committee, headed by the secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa, could create more divisions within the party as they seek to block the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Needs to Attract Back Home Its Professionals in the Diaspora [opinion]

  Sometimes I just don't know what to say about the MDC-T and its leadership. For four years, they have always been not only humiliated but beaten up, arrested and with some members... Read more »

November 15

• Zimbabwe: Arson Victim Told to Bring 'Suspects' to Police

  A senior member of the MDC-T on Wednesday strongly condemned police in Mutoko for their inaction in arresting arsonists who petrol bombed two houses belonging to a party activist. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Interview on PAC's Diamond Corruption Report [interview]

  My name's Gerry Jackson and I'm standing in for Tererai on Behind the Headlines. The government is, once again, trying to legitimize Zimbabwe's diamond industry at a conference... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Pair Who Blocked Mugabe Motorcade Released On Bail

  Two men from Bulawayo, who were arrested last Friday after they refused to give way to Robert Mugabe's motorcade, appeared separately in court on Monday and were released on $100... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Heated Debate Over 'Sanctions' At Diamond Conference

  Officials from Zimbabwe's Mines Ministry and many of the invited guests to the Diamond Conference at Victoria Falls, used the second day on Tuesday to focus on the issue of what... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Official Convicted for Claiming Joice Had Hand in Mujuru's Death

  Godfrey Chimombe is the Mashonaland Central provincial chairperson of the MDC-T and also the co-chairman of the Joint Monitoring and Implementation Committee. But once again this... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Madzore Says Tsvangirai Will Be Next President

  MDC-T youth assembly President Solomon Madzore says anyone who doubts Morgan Tsvangirai will be the next leader of Zimbabwe should have his head examined. Read more »

November 14

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Youth Leader Granted Bail After Year in Custody

  MDC-T youth assembly President Solomon Madzore was on Tuesday released on $500 bail, after spending over a year in custody in connection with the alleged murder of police inspector... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Plans to Build New Capital Dismissed As 'Ridiculous'

  Plans to build a new capital for Zimbabwe are reported to be already underway, with officials confirming the new capital city will be located in Mt Hampden, which is in Robert... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Blames Zanu-PF for Latest Copac Deadlock

  The MDC-T has blamed ZANU PF for the latest deadlock to hit the crafting of a new constitution, their spokesman said on Tuesday. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Catholic Priest Who Exposed Gukurahundi Buried in Bulawayo

  The Catholic Priest who played a key role in exposing the Gukurahundi massacres of the mid-eighties, was laid to rest last Friday at a ceremony attended by thousands. Read more »

November 13

• Zimbabwe: Mbeki's Speech At Diamond Conference Shows His Support for Zanu-PF [opinion]

  Former South African President Thabo Mbeki was the keynote speaker on Monday at the opening day of Zimbabwe's diamond conference at Victoria Falls. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: MDC-T Senator Uses Social Media to Lure Younger Voters

  The MDC-T in Harare has launched a new social media campaign that not only urges the youths to register, but solicits their votes in next year's crucial elections. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Police Band Refuses to Play National Anthem in Mugabe's Absence

  The Zimbabwe Republic Police band on Monday caused a stir when they refused to play the national anthem because of President Robert Mugabe's absence in Harare. Read more »