Robert Mugabe’s curious silence as Zimbabweans’ demands grow
As the citizen movement in Zimbabwe gains traction and people become more emboldened, the president seems to be keeping his head down.
Statue struggle rekindles bid to exhume Rhodes
Cecil John Rhodes is buried just outside Bulawayo, but a Zanu-PF official – inspired by UCT protesters – wants his remains sent to the UK.
On a mission to ‘cleanse’ Zanu-PF
Sacked party stalwart Didymus Mutasa is going to court to get his job back and to restore Zanu-PF to ‘legality’.
Axing Mujuru bodes ill for business in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean Vice-President Joice Mujuru was a moderate who built up a good working relationship with those in commerce, and even the opposition.
Mugabe caps Grace with a doctorate
Doubt has been cast on the authenticity of the first lady’s PhD, which bolsters her bid for a top party post.
Zim: Many claims for radio space
The broadcasting authority has declared a major shift but critics fear it signals more of the same.
SA pounces on weak Zim industries
Zimbabwe’s crumbling industry sector has allowed investors to scoop up struggling companies.
SADC: Mugabe’s chance to lead
Will the president tone down his rhetoric to heal the rift with the Southern African Development Community?
Low-cost airline Fly Africa takes to the skies against Air Zimbabwe
Low-cost airline Fly Africa opens one route in September and looks into more, which may upset Air Zimbabwe’s popular Harare-Bulawayo route.
Zim braced for wave of deportees
South Africa and Botswana want to limit the number of Zimbabweans in their countries.