Zim elections – a laughing stock

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
Zimbabwe's extended electoral process has become a laughing stock. Tune in to any comedy programme in the UK and you'll hear at...

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary May 3, 2008

Members of Restoration of Human Rights in Zimbabwe (ROHR) were at the Vigil in force this...

South Africa to send team for run-off

Violence in Zimbabwe is to be investigated by a South African team, President Thabo Mbeki has...

Press restrictions squeezed tighter for run-off

BY PINDAI DUBE
BULAWAYO
Accreditation of foreign journalists hoping to cover the presidential run-off is...

Baby beaten unconscious, says report

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
At least 700 people have been treated for injuries caused by...

Where are the 80,000 missing MDC votes?

Party demands explanation from electoral body
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Heroes and villains – let’s name them

SW Radio Africa has begun a list of Zimbabwean heroes and villains. Send your nominations to...

Plot to assassinate MDC officials unearthed

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Sleeping in the tall grass

... how victims of the Zanu (PF) purge pass the night
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The power of laughter

'Even if they do get weapons from China, the guys facing us are losing their nerve'...

Does Zim need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission?

BY TREVOR GRUNDY  
The well-respected Zimbabwean author, broadcaster and historian Lawrence Vambe has welcomed a...

Show me your back Bob

BY ELLIOT PFEBVE
In considering the political impasse resulting from Zimbabwe's election, it is important...

The buck stops with you

'These are old men whose grey matter is gone and they are clutching at straws'

Starvation now entrenched

crop yields continue to plunge, says AGRITEX
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