Captured LRA Man May Face Death Penalty
But relatives of rebel commander’s alleged victims say army shouldn’t have spared his life.
IMF to the Rescue?
There are indications fund may resume relations with Zimbabwe and help arrest economic decline.
Plans for Constitution Cause Controversy
Civil society groups threaten street protests if they do not play a key role in the constitution-making process.
Ex-LRA Captives Speak of Devil's Army
Former abductees tell of beatings, looting and their hazardous flight to freedom.
Junior Officers Sing Tsvangirai's Praises
Their apparent backing for new prime minister exposes army’s divided loyalties.
Nation Mourns Humble Woman
Zimbabweans across political divide grieve for much-loved Susan Tsvangirai
Break on Food Inflation Eases Hardships
Falling food prices have brought measure of relief to struggling Zimbabweans.
Child Soldiers Recount First Killings
One witness speaks of feeling cold and shaking from head to toe after shooting an enemy soldier.
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.