Correspondents

Crash That Killed Zimbabwe PM's Wife Appears To Have Been Accident

Initial suspicions that the collision might have been other than accidental were allayed when it was learned that the truck was carryin

Zimbabwean Political Adversaries Resolve To Turn Page On Enmity

The power-sharing accord ended the monopoly on power which Robert Mugabe and ZANU-PF had exercised since independence in 1980

Zimbabwe Vote Count Proceeds; Mugabe Swearing-In Seen Sunday

Mr. Mugabe's inauguration Sunday would let him to attend the African Union summit in Egypt with what he and ZANU-PF - if few others - w

Zimbabwe Crisis Takes Sharp Turn As Tsvangirai Seeks Embassy Refuge

Though regional leaders like Zambian President and Southern African Development Community Chairman Levy Mwanawasa are now criticizing H

Zimbabwe Government Bears Down With Raid On Opposition Headquarters

Authorities also raided the offices of the Zimbabwe Election Support Network, cited by U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Jendayi Frazer

Bent On Survival, Many Zimbabweans Ignore Opposition Stayaway Call

Many Zimbabweans in the main cities showed up at work despite the strike call or pursued their own informal businesses amid crushing ec

Southern African Summit On Zimbabwe Stretches Into Following Day

A long wait for a summit communique suggested a fierce debate between those reluctant to reprimand President Robert Mugabe and those wh

Presidential Runoff Unacceptable, Says Zimbabwe Opposition Leader

Charging that Mr. Mugabe and ZANU-PF were preparing a "war" to try to stay in power, Tsvangirai proposed one-on-one talks with the pres

Official Count Gives Zimbabwe Opposition Parliamentary Majority; Presidency In Play

Zimbabwe's presidency remained in play with the opposition asserting that MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai polled 50.3% of ballots cast - b

Zimbabwe Electoral Authorities Pressured To Release Results; Mugabe Defeat Seen

Preliminary results suggested that Tsvangirai's MDC formation made deep inroads into parts of Zimbabwe formerly dominated by President

Zimbabwe Elections Peaceful, Orderly, But Rigging Alleged

Observers and participants said the Zimbabwean elections were peaceful and orderly for the most part, however the opposition alleged ba

Election Observers From Southern African Grouping Due Soon In Harare

Tanki Mothae, director of SADC’s organ on politics, defense and security, said the regional group’s observer mission will arrive in Har

Cash Exhausted At Some Zimbabwean Banks As Financial Crisis Stretches On

A growing chorus was demanding why the Reserve Bank had failed to print enough notes to meet the needs of the economy through the holid

Zimbabwe Banks Reopen After Christmas But Cash Supplies Remain Tight

Zimbabwean consumers again stood in long queues only to receive the Z$200,000 bank notes slated to become worthless in a few days

Christmas Bleak For Zimbabweans Facing Shortages Of Just About Everything

Many Zimbabweans spent Christmas on Tuesday bereft of cash as banks ignored instructions from the central bank and kept their doors clo

Harare In Housing Deal With UN, But Authorities Pursue City-Center Roundups

Even as it pursues a new roundup of the homeless and their relocation to camps outside the city, Harare has reached a new agreement wit

Following Harare Roundup, Thousands Sent to New Holding Camp

Harare has added another holding camp to those established about one year ago when the government launched Operation Murambatsvina and

Zimbabwean Women Spend Valentine's Day in Jail

About 400 members of Women of Zimbabwe Arise spent Valentine's Day in police cells to draw attention to the plight of families in a cou

In Separate Camps, Zimbabwe Opposition Factions Talk Unity

Though spokesman for the two opposition factions deny a party schism has developed, the two camps have hunkered down in separate office

Zimbabwe Opposition Splits Down Middle in Senate Nominations