A campaign poster for President Robert Mugabe is posted along a city street June 21, 2008 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Human rights groups have accused Mugabe's ruling party of mass voter intimidation and violence against the political opposition ahead of the scheduled June 27 presidential runoff vote between President Mugabe and opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai. © John Moore/Getty Images

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Zimbabwe Crisis Reports

Years active: 2008-2012

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.

Calls for Urgent Action on Food Shortages

Rights groups say country’s new administration doing little to address widespread hunger.

New Government Beset by Power Struggles

Ambiguous separation of powers between president and primier said to be part of problem.

MDC Supporters Take Revenge

Wave of attacks against ZANU-PF officials puts strain on power-sharing government.

Anger Over Alleged Amnesty Call for Poll Violence

Police commissioner reportedly orders criminal cases relating to politically motivated murders to be dropped.

Mugabe's Daughter in Eye of Student Storm

Students say it’s not right for her to be studying in Hong Kong while they struggle to get a decent education.

Tsvangirai Fails to Deliver on Prisoner Pledge

MDC political activists remain behind bars despite new premier’s vow not to take up office until they are released.