IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
Ruling party rift deepens as senior member takes on Mugabe in presidential poll.
With four ballots taking place simultaneously, completing the March elections in a single day while ensuring everyone gets a chance to vote may be well-nigh impossible.
Zimbabwean leaders still refuse to talk about the mass killings designed to destroy support for President Robert Mugabe’s political opponents.
But the ANZ newspaper group, a fierce critic of Mugabe, doesn’t appear to stand much of a chance.
He claims progress in mediation between Mugabe and opposition, but analysts say little has been achieved.
Industrial action by judges and prosecutors highlights fundamental problems with the law in Zimbabwe.
Tilling on some of the best farmland in the country hasn’t even started yet.
Zimbabwean health workers sceptical of official figures showing decreasing prevalence.
A campaign to register voters for next year’s election ended almost unmarked, with many people saying they were unaware of the three-month long process.
Restrictions on retail prices have led to panic-buying, with no prospect that shops can afford to buy in new stock.