Opponents claim  Zanu-PF conned its way to power – rather than taking it by force

Opposition party says it does not rule out 'demonstrations and mass action' after process which it calls 'null and void'

Days before election, Zimbabweans read allegations of corruption in ruling party

Another sporting Andy?

Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister said his party is ready to contest elections on 31 July, despite worries that the poll is taking place before democratic reforms can be completed.

Zimbabwe's highest court has ordered the nation's president to hold crucial elections by the end of July.

Giovanni di Stefano claimed he had links with Bin Laden, Mugabe and Saddam

The European Union has suspended targeted sanctions against a number of Zimbabweans after endorsing a “peaceful and credible” referendum on a new constitution.

Broadcasters and politicians criticised senior BBC executives for refusing to give interviews in response to the evidence uncovered in the Pollard report transcripts.

Tendai Biti made the extraordinary revelation at a press conference yesterday

On a return visit, Sue Watt finds a captivating country poised to welcome tourists again.

Zimbabwe's first licensed commercial radio station went live yesterday, ending a 32-year monopoly by the state-controlled broadcaster and meeting some demands to free up the nation's airwaves ahead of proposed elections.

Ruling will decide if Britain is right to expect deportees to protect themselves by dissembling