Opposition Under Attack
Paranoia reigns in Harare where the government is jumping at shadows.
Urban Demolition Seen as Retribution
The destruction of homes in Zimbabwe’s cities is the finale to the government’s long-held plan to crush the opposition.
Mass Clearances Hit Smallest Towns
While the spotlight has been on the destruction of homes in the cities, people are being displaced all across the country.
Zimbabwe: Driving Out the Rubbish
Government sells its massive demolition programme as regeneration, but many believe it is designed to remove populations from “disloyal” urban constituencies.
Archbishop Prays for Mugabe's Death
Leading critic of president says peaceful revolution impossible in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabweans Face Famine Threat
Food crisis could lead to millions of deaths if Mugabe does not request international aid soon.
Harare Descends Into Chaos
Sewage and rotting garbage litter the streets as services and infrastructure continue to crumble.
Comrades in Arms
Southern African leaders still remain close to Mugabe.
IWPR Launches Zimbabwe Elections Report
By Anthony Borden in London. (Zimbabwe Elections No 01, 21-Jan-05)
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