TOP STORY Tsvangirai 'blowing momentum' 09/05/2008 14:06
Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai is fast losing momentum with a series of blunders ahead of a run-off, say analysts.
Africa Arms ship destination a mystery
09/05/2008 07:20
The location or future destination of a Chinese ship carrying arms destined for Zimbabwe is unknown, says the International Transport Workers Federation.
Mbeki arrives in Zimbabwe 09/05/2008 12:08
President Thabo Mbeki has arrived in Harare for his first talks with President Robert Mugabe since presidential election results were announced.
Zimbabweans 'voted for change' 09/05/2008 09:27
The United States has called on President Robert Mugabe to stop the campaign of intimidation against opposition supporters.
Pressure mounts on Zim 08/05/2008 14:00
Pressure is mounting on the Zimbabwe government to admit foreign observers to oversee a presidential election run-off amid fresh claims of violence.
Reuters photographer released 08/05/2008 21:38
A Reuters photographer detained for three days in Zimbabwe for allegedly using a satellite phone to send pictures has been released on bail.
Mbeki heading for Zim for talks 08/05/2008 22:47
President Thabo Mbeki is making his way to Zimbabwe for talks with the country's political leadership, as part of his election facilitation process.
Zim arms ship heads for Congo 08/05/2008 13:01
The cargo of Chinese arms for Zimbabwe is now heading for Congo Brazzaville, according the South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union.
Zim run-off to be 'transparent' 08/05/2008 10:51
AU chief Jean Ping says he has been assured that round two of Zimbabwe's presidential elections will unfold "in peace and transparency".
Lawyer held for Mugabe insult 08/05/2008 09:25
Zimbabwean police have arrested a leading lawyer over allegations that he insulted Robert Mugabe, the attorney's colleague says.
Zim run-off may take a year 07/05/2008 23:07
Zimbabwe's top electoral official has told African parliamentarians his country's presidential run-off could be delayed by up a year.
MDC: Violence getting worse 07/05/2008 22:47
As the nation awaits word of a run-off, Zimbabwe's opposition charges that its supporters are under increasing attack, the MDC's secretary general says.
Violence precludes Zim run-off 07/05/2008 20:32
A presidential election run-off in Zimbabwe cannot take place given the current levels of violence, says the head of a SA contingent of regional election observers.
'Zim can nationalise farms' 07/05/2008 19:22
It is not wrong for Zimbabwe to nationalise the property of its own nationals and South Africa could not interfere, the Pretoria High Court has heard.
Ministers, Mugabe hold talks 07/05/2008 19:22
A high-ranking delegation of southern African ministers have met Zimbabwe leader Robert Mugabe to discuss the country's political impasse.
Run-off won't help Zim - PAP 07/05/2008 17:36
The Pan African Parliament says a run-off may exacerbate the situation in Zimbabwe, and that a political solution is required.
ZEC 'lost control' of Zim election 07/05/2008 16:17
The Zimbabwean Electoral Commission has lost control of the election process in that country, says the Pan African Parliament Observer Mission.
Zim vote outcome challenged 07/05/2008 10:01
Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF and the MDC have filed petitions in the electoral court challenging half of the parliamentary results from March's general elections.
SA probes Zim violence 07/05/2008 07:40
Zimbabwe's opposition MDC claims that four more of its members have been killed by supporters of President Robert Mugabe.
The location or future destination of a Chinese ship carrying arms destined for Zimbabwe is unknown, says the International Transport Workers Federation. 
President Thabo Mbeki has arrived in Harare for his first talks with President Robert Mugabe since presidential election results were announced.
The United States has called on President Robert Mugabe to stop the campaign of intimidation against opposition supporters.
Pressure is mounting on the Zimbabwe government to admit foreign observers to oversee a presidential election run-off amid fresh claims of violence.
A Reuters photographer detained for three days in Zimbabwe for allegedly using a satellite phone to send pictures has been released on bail.
President Thabo Mbeki is making his way to Zimbabwe for talks with the country's political leadership, as part of his election facilitation process.
The cargo of Chinese arms for Zimbabwe is now heading for Congo Brazzaville, according the South African Transport and Allied Workers' Union.
AU chief Jean Ping says he has been assured that round two of Zimbabwe's presidential elections will unfold "in peace and transparency".
Zimbabwean police have arrested a leading lawyer over allegations that he insulted Robert Mugabe, the attorney's colleague says.
Zimbabwe's top electoral official has told African parliamentarians his country's presidential run-off could be delayed by up a year.
As the nation awaits word of a run-off, Zimbabwe's opposition charges that its supporters are under increasing attack, the MDC's secretary general says.
A presidential election run-off in Zimbabwe cannot take place given the current levels of violence, says the head of a SA contingent of regional election observers.
It is not wrong for Zimbabwe to nationalise the property of its own nationals and South Africa could not interfere, the Pretoria High Court has heard.
A high-ranking delegation of southern African ministers have met Zimbabwe leader Robert Mugabe to discuss the country's political impasse.
The Pan African Parliament says a run-off may exacerbate the situation in Zimbabwe, and that a political solution is required.
The Zimbabwean Electoral Commission has lost control of the election process in that country, says the Pan African Parliament Observer Mission.
Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF and the MDC have filed petitions in the electoral court challenging half of the parliamentary results from March's general elections.
More and more Zimbabweans are heading for Mozambique to escape the economic meltdown in their nation.
Zimbabwe's opposition MDC claims that four more of its members have been killed by supporters of President Robert Mugabe.
