Riot police beat up protesters in Harare
Riot police in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, have beaten protestors after the opposition MDC
Zimbabwe’s financial woes on the increase
Zimbabwe’s economic turnaround hopes are dwindling by the day. The country is facing shortages of
Zimbabwe leader says compensation only for elderly white farmers
The Zimbabwe government will give priority to elderly white farmers when it starts compensating
Gift of the Givers gives aid packages to Zimbabwe Anglican school
Gift of the Givers handed over aid packages to the value of R1.2 million to the principal of an
Botswana offers Zimbabwe $600 million to ease crisis: Report
Diamond-rich Botswana has offered to lend Zimbabwe nearly $600 million to help ease its economic
Zimbabwe Bank Governor denies reports of new currency
Zimbabwe’s Reserve Bank governor John Mangudya has denied reports that the country is to introduce a
Zimbabwe’s vice president receiving treatment in India-official
Zimbabwean Vice President Constantino Chiwenga is being treated in India for a minor ailment, a
In a rare success story, Zimbabwe’s only commuter train is packed
Chugging through townships, maize fields and scrubland as the sun rises, Zimbabwe’s only commuter…
Mtukudzi’s body arrives at Madziva ahead of funeral
The body of international music legend Oliver Mtukudzi arrived at his rural home of Madziva near
Zimbabwe union leader arrested after protests: lawyers’ group
A Zimbabwean union leader who backed the call for a nationwide strike last week over fuel-price
In Pictures: Zimbabwe protests over fuel hike
In Pictures: Zimbabwe fuel protests intensify following a 150% fuel hike in the country.
Deaths in Zimbabwe fuel protests: security minister
Violent protests that erupted in Zimbabwe on Monday after the government more than doubled fuel pump
Protests break out in Zimbabwe as economic crisis spirals
Protesters barricaded roads and burned tyres in Zimbabwe’s capital Harare on Monday, as anger over
Motlanthe’s Commission invites MDC to its next sitting
Former President Kgalema Motlanthe’s Commission of Inquiry into Zimbabwe post-election violence has
Zimbabwe’s Chamisa says he’ll testify to inquiry only if president does
Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa said on Thursday he would only testify before an inquiry
Former Zimbabwe minister arrested for fraud
Former Zimbabwe minister of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), Supa Mandiwanzira has
Zimbabwe strike planned for Thursday despite police order
Zimbabwe’s largest trade union called for national protests on Thursday as the country’s economic
Cholera death toll climbs to 28 in Zimbabwe
The death toll in Zimbabwe’s cholera outbreak has risen to 28, state media said Sunday, as the
Mugabe apologizes for not attending Mnangagwa’s inauguration
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has confirmed that his ousted predecessor Robert Mugabe sent
Zimbabwe ConCourt expected to rule on MDC challenge
Zimbabwe Constitutional Court is expected to make a ruling on the opposition party’s challenge, to