Mugabe Looks Set to Tighten Grip
He seems unlikely to make any concessions to the opposition if he wins bitterly contested presidential poll.
Run-off Delay Fears
Opponents fear the president plans to engineer “technical coup”.
Keeping the Military on Side
Top brass pledges to back Mugabe to the end, but lower ranks seem less committed to defending a regime that cannot feed them.
Goma: Army Cracks Down on Crime
Military police brought in to put stop to spate of crime blamed on local law enforcement officers.
Northerners Weigh Up Odhiambo Killing
Some worry alleged execution may damage peace deal, but most believe it will eventually be signed.
Election Violence Predicted for Second Round
It is all or nothing for the ZANU-PF regime, whose past record shows it is grimly determined to hold onto power.
Don't Underestimate Mugabe's Resilience
Reports of President Robert Mugabe’s imminent political demise may be exaggerated.
Tensions Mount as Election Decision Nears
The clock is ticking as Zimbabweans wait to hear who their next president will be, or whether the vote will go to a second round.
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