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Don’t neglect Zim Aids crisis, warn health workers
Health workers in Zimbabwe are warning that international alarm over the spreading cholera emergency is overshadowing the Aids crisis.
Zimbabwean Crisis
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SA refuses to join calls for Mugabe to quit
President Kgalema Motlanthe refused on Wednesday to join calls for Robert Mugabe to quit.
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Southern Africa launches urgent aid for Zim
Zimbabwe’s neighbours will launch an urgent humanitarian campaign in the hope of saving the country from economic collapse and a cholera epidemic.
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Zim warns of ‘terror’ plot after air force chief shot
Zimbabwe’s embattled government claimed on Tuesday to be victim of a terror campaign following an assassination bid against the air force chief.
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Botswana denies plot to unseat Mugabe
Botswana’s government on Tuesday denied accusations by Zimbabwe that it was backing a plot to overthrow President Robert Mugabe.
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Zimbabwe cholera death toll nears 1 000
The death toll from cholera in Zimbabwe has soared to 978, with 18 413 suspected cases reported, United Nations figures showed on Monday.
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MDC: Mugabe planning a state of emergency
Zimbabwe’s MDC on Monday accused President Robert Mugabe’s government of planning to institute a state of emergency.
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Zim accuses Botswana of plotting violence
Zimbabwe has accused Botswana of training opposition insurgents to oust Zanu-PF leader Robert Mugabe, it was reported on Monday.
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Key Mugabe ally is free to live in London
One of Mugabe’s closest allies is living in luxury in London while being allowed to fly to and from Zimbabwe, despite her close links to Zanu-PF.
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Rice to discuss Zim crisis at UN as cholera toll mounts
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was to hold talks next week with the UN on Zimbabwe, as Harare blamed Britain for a cholera outbreak.
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New modes of terror
Jason Moyo reports on how the Mugabe regime is using abduction as a means of political struggle.
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Outcry over Mugabe cholera denial
Zanu-PF leader Robert Mugabe’s government backpedalled Friday on his claim that Zimbabwe had defeated cholera.
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Zimbabwe unveils Z$500-million note
Zimbabwe’s central bank on Friday introduced a Z$500-million note, as the country struggles to cope with the world’s highest inflation.
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Zim cholera under control, says Mugabe
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe said on Thursday that doctors had tamed a cholera epidemic, even as SA declared a cholera disaster on its border.
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Mugabe under fire over Zim abductions
Rights groups on Wednesday denounced President Robert Mugabe over a wave of abductions of activists.
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World leaders say it’s time for Mugabe to go
United States President George Bush on Tuesday called for an end to Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s regime
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Mugabe rejects Western pressure
Zimbabwe has again accused the UK and the US of plotting an invasion, following mounting pressure on President Robert Mugabe to resign.
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Thousands dying in Zim, say health groups
Thousands of Zimbabweans are dying, uncounted and out of sight in a silent emergency as hospitals shut, health groups say.
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Beyond the brink
Zimbabwe has fallen into chaos — and there seems no chance of salvation.
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EU joins calls for Mugabe to resign
The EU joined calls on Monday for President Robert Mugabe to step down after 28 years ruling Zimbabwe.
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How to break the Zimbabwe impasse
Addressing the ongoing crises requires some creativity.
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Military goes rogue
With a cholera outbreak raging and basic services collapsing, the word in Harare for weeks has been that "something is about to happen".
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Pressure mounts on Mugabe amid cholera crisis
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe came under fresh international pressure over his country’s collapse on Saturday.
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Zimbabwe hospitals lie empty
Perhaps nothing is as disturbing a symbol of the collapse of governance in Zimbabwe as the ghostly corridors of the country’s biggest hospital.
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Put lives before politics, SA tells Zimbabwe
SA has called for an end to political squabbling between Zimbabwe’s feuding political leaders amid growing concern about a cholera crisis.
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‘Well past time’ for Mugabe to step down
United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Friday called on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe to step down.
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Remove Mugabe by force, says Tutu
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has said on Dutch TV that Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe must step down or be removed by force.
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Zimbabwe cholera outbreak spreads to SA
Zimbabwe’s cholera crisis is likely to spread in SA if conditions do not improve for asylum seekers pouring over the border to escape the outbreak.,
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Bottom of the abyss
‘No worse there is none," was the anguished cry of poet Gerard Manley Hopkins — and it is an apt description of the crisis in Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe declares national health emergency
Zimbabwe declared a national emergency over a cholera epidemic and the collapse of its health care system, and state media reported on Thursday.
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Govt calls urgent meeting on Zim food crisis
The Cabinet is extremely concerned about recent developments in Zimbabwe, especially the shortage of food, the government said on Thursday.
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SA believes Zim deal will be inked ‘within days’
SA expects Zimbabwe’s rival political parties to ink a deal on a constitutional amendment within days, paving the way for a unity government.
