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Zimbabwe's President Mugabe Heads for Copenhagen Climate Conference

European leaders pledged more than US$10 billion to help poor countries cope with the effects of global climate change

Zimbabwe's Mugabe Calls His Divided ZANU-PF Party to Order in Congress

Sources said members of the Karanga and Manyika ethnic groups are unhappy over dominance of the presidium by Zezurus and Ndebeles

Report By Benedict Nhlapho

Report By Selah Hennessey

Interview with Anesu Makina

Zimbabwe's Dynamos Seeded in CAF Champions League; Gunners Must Qualify

Premier Soccer League 2009 title-holder Gunners was not so lucky – it must play Mafunzo FC of Zanzibar in the preliminaries

Honored by White House, Zimbabwean Activists Allege State Security Harassment

Since their return to Zimbabwe a couple of weeks ago they have been harassed by police and the Central Intelligence Organization

EU Official Says Brussels Ready to Work With Zimbabwe - Including Mugabe

The comments from the EU delegation chief in Harare came as ZANU-PF opened a major congress sure to feature denunciations of sanctions

Discussion With Dickson Mafios & Charles Mangongera

Organization Demands African Action on Rape During 2008 Zimbabwe Elections

On International Human Rights Day a Zimbabwean activist group said repressive laws must be repealed if human rights are to be respected

Sharing Power Now, Zimbabwe's Former Ruling ZANU-PF Seeks Way Forward

The faction led by VP Joice Mujuru and husband Solomon seems to have bested that led by Defense Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa