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Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is considering launching a probe of senior officials from his ZANU PF party mentioned in leaked United States diplomatic cables as planning his exit from power, state media reported Wednesday.
A senior official of President Robert Mugabe’s ZANU PF has called for stiff penalties for members of the party named in leaked US diplomatic cables, describing Sunday those calling for the resignation of the long-serving Zimbabwean leader as “sellouts”...
Zimbabwean police agents raided the national headquarters of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) in Harare and arrested three officials on Sunday night.
Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court has ruled that the Speaker of Parliament, Lovemore Moyo was irregularly elected and ordered fresh polls to choose the House of Assembly’s top official.
Hundreds of Zimbabwean villagers from Nyanga district have fled to neighboring Mozambique to escape escalating political violence in eastern Zimbabwe, a private radio station, SW Radio Africa, reported Friday.
Violence rocked parts of Harare’s central business district on Monday as gangs aligned to rival political parties, ruling ZANU PF and MDC, fought for control of stalls at a shopping mall in the downtown of the Zimbabwean capital.
The smaller faction of Zimbabwe’s opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has redeployed its former leader Arthur Mutambara from the position of Deputy Prime Minister to make way for new party boss Welshman Ncube who was elected early this month.
A Zimbabwean youth organization has demanded “meaningful political reforms” ahead of elections tentatively set for next year, warning that premature calls for polls would likely lead to a repeat of the violence that accompanied the ill-fate presidential...
A call by President Robert Mugabe to hold national elections in 2011 and end any possibility of extending the government of national unity (GNU) has been greeted with concern by NGOs, fearing a surge in political violence.