Zimbabwe/Congo-Kinshasa: Teams Fight to Draw in Balanced Game

Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo played to a one-all draw in a balanced game in the second day of play of the African Nations Championship. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Unity Govt Seeks U.S. $2 Billion in Aid

Zimbabwe's new unity government is appealing for U.S. $2 billion over the next 10 months to help it deal with emergencies and to kickstart the economy, South Africa's finance… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Our Situation is Dire, Tsvangirai Tells Region in Aid Appeal

The new Zimbabwean prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, travelled to Cape Town, South Africa, on Friday to appeal for aid to South Africa and other countries in the Southern African… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Unity Government May Need Up to U.S.$5 Billion

Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said Friday that rebuilding his shattered country would require an international aid package of up to five billion U.S. dollars. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai to Pay Civil Servants in Foreign Currency

Newly-inaugurated Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has pledged to pay health workers, teachers, soldiers, police officers and civil service professionals in foreign… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Cholera Cases Rise Above 70,000

The number of Zimbabweans infected with cholera has risen above 70,000, a new update released by the World Health Organisation has stated. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Appoint Neutral Interim Govt, Urges Ex-Clinton Aide

Zimbabwe’s Parliament, its only legitimately-elected body, should take the lead in resolving the country’s crisis by legislating for a non-partisan transitional… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Rights Group Names And Shames Judges, Lawyers

Human rights lawyers in Harare have issued a blow-by-blow account detailing how the actions - and inaction - of named Zimbabwean judges, magistrates and state lawyers have… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tutu 'Ashamed' of South Africa Over Mugabe

Archbishop Desmond Tutu launched a blistering attack on the South African government on Wednesday for failing to use its influence in the United Nations Security Council to oust… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mugabe Blocking Deal, Say Britain, U.S.

Major Western powers have given up on President Robert Mugabe ever agreeing to share power in Zimbabwe. Read more »

Zimbabwe: U.S. Pushes UN For Tougher Action

The United States has given notice that it intends pressing the United Nations Security Council to take stronger action against the government of President Robert Mugabe of… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Britain, U.S. Caused Cholera, Says Govt

A Zimbabwean cabinet minister has accused Britain, helped by the United States, of masterminding the country's cholera outbreak in a "biological chemical war, a genocidal… Read more »

Zimbabwe: State Moving to 'Failed' Status, Says Annan

Zimbabwe was moving rapidly to join countries such as Somalia to become a "full-blown failed state," former United Nations chief Kofi Annan said in the Netherlands on Tuesday. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Europe Extends Sanctions on Mugabe Elite

Europe has expanded travel and financial sanctions against members of what the British foreign ministry calls President Robert Mugabe's "closest political circle." Read more »

Zimbabwe: Annan Says Mugabe Has Failed

Former United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan has urged Southern African leaders to play a more active role in bringing about a transition to an inclusive government in… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mugabe Must Go, Says West

As governance in Zimbabwe continues to crumble and the United Nations reports nearly 14,000 suspected cholera cases, Western powers have stepped up their rhetoric against President… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Go! Tsvangirai Tells Mbeki

Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has publicly repudiated the mediation of South Africa's former president, Thabo Mbeki, in the country's crisis, while Botswana has… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Mugabe Bans Annan, Machel, Jimmy Carter

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has barred the former United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, the former United States President, Jimmy Carter, and the advocate for the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Regional Leaders Decide Against Tsvangirai

Southern Africa's leaders have told Zimbabwe's two main parties to form a unity government and to share control of the ministry which supervises the country's police force, but… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Summit Tells Leaders to 'Show Maturity'

South Africa's President Kgalema Motlanthe opened an extraordinary summit of southern African leaders on Sunday with a call to Zimbabwean leaders to "show political maturity" by… Read more »

Zimbabwe: South Africa Takes Hard Line Over Talks

The South African government will be taking a hard line with Zimbabwean political parties at a summit meeting this weekend over their failure to agree on a power-sharing cabinet,… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Botswana's Khama Calls For New Election

President Ian Khama of Botswana has called for Zimbabwe's contested presidential election to be re-run under international supervision. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai's Party Lashes Out at Mugabe

Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has blamed the continuing impasse in talks on a power-sharing government on "the lack of sincerity and good faith" of President… Read more »

Zimbabwe: South Africa's Motlanthe Joins Talks

Zimbabwe's protracted negotiations on the formation of a power-sharing government moved to Swaziland on Monday, where key leaders of the  Southern African Development… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Cabinet Dispute Goes to SADC on Monday

The dispute over the allocation of ministries in Zimbabwe's power-sharing government has been referred to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) after four days of talks… Read more »