Zimbabwe defends housing strategy
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A Zimbabwe government minister dismisses a report that heavily criticised last year's housing demolitions.
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GWERU, Zimbabwe  - Celebrating his 83rd birthday on Saturday, President Robert Mugabe accused his main opposition rival of trying to oust him with British help, but vowed these efforts would fail.
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Zimbabwe's parliament is to begin debating proposals to relax the country's security and media laws.
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Zimbabwe&#39;s government is &quot;committing regime change on itself&quot; with its failing economic policy which has sapped faith in the regime from the population, the US ambassador to Harare said in an interview published Friday.
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Zimbabwean opposition activists ignored warnings by police and vowed to stage an anti-government rally planned in Harare by a coalition of opposition and rights groups.
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Zimbabwe faces the threat of renewed flooding which has destroyed homes and put new pressure on the country's ailing economy, disaster management authorities said on Wednesday.
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President Robert Mugabe's government introduced a bill yesterday to give Zimbabweans majority ownership of foreign companies, a move critics say will deepen an economic crisis. The plan would give the government sweeping powers over how foreign companies, including mines, operate in Zimbabwe. Critics accuse the veteran leader of trying to push through the bill to extend his ...
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The Zimbabwe opposition's failure to bury their differences and agree on a joint electoral strategy means President Robert Mugabe is a virtual shoo-in for a sixth term of office, analysts said Monday.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe - Things have gotten so bad in Zimbabwe that people have taken to telling a wry joke: "What did we have before candles?" The answer: "Electricity." Zimbabwe once boasted one of Sub-Saharan Africa's most vibrant economies, but four years of turmoil have erased that progress.    The agriculture-based economy has been decimated by the often-violent seizure of thousands of white-owned farms for reallocation to black Zimbabweans, coupled with erratic rains...
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The demolition of homes in part of Beijing earmarked for massive development ahead of next year's Olympics was carried out fairly and legally, an official said on Wednesday, defending a system much criticized by rights groups.
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The cost of living for an average urban family in Zimbabwe rose by 66 percent last month, the country&#39;s consumer watchdog said in its latest report Wednesday.
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President Robert Mugabe has dismissed claims by the Zimbabwe opposition that its supporters are victims of politically  motivated violence, state media reported Saturday.
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President Mugabe tells MPs that strict price controls will continue as Zimbabwe battles its worst ever economic crisis.
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Zimbabwe's veteran President Robert Mugabe, accused of allowing attacks on his political opponents, appealed on Thursday to his supporters not to engage in violence in next year's elections.
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Zimbabwe has sent crack police to  enforce price freezes in the rural strongholds of President  Robert Mugabe, where businesses have failed to heed measures  aimed at reining in inflation and halting economic collapse.
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The Zimbabwean government on Sunday defended its proposed bill to ban foreign human rights groups, by issuing a statement saying the draft bill is meant to regulate the operations of NGOs in Zimbabwe for national security.
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The government of Zimbabwe says extra security guards will be on duty to prevent any demonstrations during the treason verdict against opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.