Zimbabwe
In Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's unholy alliance
- By Stephen Chan
- 20 August 2008
Negotiations between Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai rumble on, but the devil lies in the detail. Stephen Chan examines their likely outcome
A long record of torture
- By Gerry Simpson
- 04 July 2008
Human Rights Watch's Gerry Simpson explains the plight of Zimbabweans in South Africa many of whom were dislodged from their homes by Mugabe years ago
Catholicism and Mugabe
- By Steve Kibble
- 04 July 2008
Progressio's Steve Kibble on the complex relationship between Robert Mugabe and Zimbabwe's churches. Plus Human Right Watch's Gerry Simpson on the long time torturer
Zimbabwe: The end game
- By Mark Ashurst and Gugulethu Moyo
- 12 June 2008
Will escalating violence and brutality lead inexorably to another rigged election - or is Zimbabwe on the verge of a new era? Plus don't miss William Gumede, Dumisani Muleya, Peter Hain and George Walden
Is Tsvangirai a leader?
- By William Gumede
- 12 June 2008
Mugabe's challenger is a man of more substance than his critics admit, but he has made strategic blunders
War on his people
- By Dumisani Muleya
- 12 June 2008
Mugabe is using a “warlike strategy” to win the run-off.
Time to confront Mugabe
- By Peter Hain
- 12 June 2008
A man determined to cling to power, writes the former Cabinet Minister
Africa: How we killed our dreams of freedom
- By William Gumede
- 02 April 2007
Across the continent, liberation movements that fought against colonial rule proved unable to sustain democratic governance. We cannot keep blaming the past.
Exodus from poverty and terror
- By Alec Russell
- 02 April 2007
As Zimbabwe descends into chaos, its border has become the focus of the fastest-growing movement of people in sub-Saharan Africa.
Also in Zimbabwe
When journalism is powerless
- By Brian Cathcart
- 02 April 2007
Despite years of fine reporting and many furious editorials, the bloodshed continues in Darfur and Mugabe hangs on in Zimbabwe.
