Mugabe Turns Back on Makoni Allies
President distances himself from top officials suspected of backing his rival’s election bid.
Presidential Election Run-off Unlikely
If election shows signs of heading for second round, Mugabe is expected to take steps to ensure it doesn’t.
Tsvangirai Lacks 'Killer Punch'
Critics say he hasn’t got what it takes to defeat Mugabe in upcoming elections.
MDC Election Tactics Questioned
Some say opposition has lost valuable campaigning time by vainly trying to get the election date changed.
Mugabe Feasts as Nation Goes Hungry
Extravagant birthday celebrations seen as emblematic of lack of care for the nation.
Makoni Supporters Fear Mugabe Backlash
Many ruling party members are seemingly too scared to declare support for presidential challenger.
Mugabe Defies Downfall Prophecies
President continues to confound those who believe the odds are stacked against him remaining in office much longer.
No Sign of Promised Media Relaxation
Revised law allows media free rein to cover March elections, but it seem policies will remain as restrictive as ever.
Professionals Join Ranks of Street Hawkers
Skilled workers forced to abandon their careers in order to make ends meet.
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