Gono Under Pressure to Go
Controversial reserve bank governor fighting for his political life as the MDC takes charge of finance portfolio.
Prosecution Stumbles as Historic Trial Opens
Chaotic start follows numerous and lengthy delays that have plagued the case for years.
Kampala Faces Odhiambo Dilemma
If the rebel leader surrenders will he be tried in Uganda or sent to the ICC?
New Power-Sharing Agreement Brings Hope
Deal reached at this week’s emergency SADC summit may finally give Zimbabwe a government.
Teachers Strike Adds to Chaos
They are the latest professionals too have lost patience with the authorities
Easing of Press Curbs Mooted
Journalists hope press law reform may ease restrictions on coverage of issues such as Darfur and the ICC.
Grandmothers Take on Care of AIDS Orphans
Ageing Zimbabweans being forced into surrogate motherhood by the pandemic.
Country Grinding to a Halt
Striking workers demand pay in dollars and rands as local currency effectively worthless.
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