Crisis Mounts for Cornered Mugabe
As the president orders a violent crackdown on the opposition, some say support for him is slipping in his own ZANU-PF party.
Power Vacuum Looms in Zimbabwe
If economic collapse ends Robert Mugabe’s rule, there may be no political leader there to step in and replace him.
Zimbabwe's Teachers Head for South Africa
A relaxation of the rules in South Africa offers teachers who fled Zimbabwe a chance to use their skills at last.
Zimbabwe Government Targets Dissidents
Groundswell of opposition to the Mugabe regime triggers new police crackdowns.
MDC Faces Election Dilemma
If the Zimbabwean opposition wants a presidential election next year, it must forego a new constitution.
Womens' Lives Cut Short
AIDS epidemic and failed government policies are blamed for women’s plummeting life expectancy.
Zimbabweans Losing Patience with Mugabe
More and more people, including Presidential Guardsmen, are starting to say “enough is enough”.
No Cause for Celebration on Mugabe's Birthday
As Mugabe turns 83, Zimbabweans hope he won’t stay in power much longer.
MDC Suffers Mugabe Syndrome
Supporters say party founders have run out of ideas, but they will not admit it - despite it being clear they aren’t advancing the people’s cause any more.
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