Zimbabwe's bugging bill condemned
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Zimbabwe's internet providers condemn the law to let the government monitor e-mails and other communications.
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THE Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) yesterday sent a 13-member team to assess working conditions in Zimbabwe, despite the Zimbabwe government characterising the factfinding mission as &quot;not acceptable&quot;.
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Zimbabwe's government is to amend tough security and media laws, in response to opposition demands.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 1 -- A single bullet and a threatening note arrived in a package delivered to one of Zimbabwe's last independent newspapers in what journalists said Thursday was the latest sign of the dangers to press freedoms in that country.
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Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday called a government directive to halve prices of goods and services &quot;crooked&quot; economics, while police announced arrests for alleged price freeze violators.
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Â· Civil liberties activists condemn proposalÂ· Conservatives back other counter-terror measures
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Opponents of veteran Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe have been forced to abandon plans for mass anti-government protests Wednesday after the organisers were rounded up in a police crackdown.
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SHOCKING disdain for Zimbabwe and ignorance on what is happening here emerged in a debate in Britain&#39;s House of Lords with some speakers alleging that Zimbabweans are eating grass and that Aids is their biggest export.
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The scratchy black and white video that formed the crux of the Zimbabwe government&#39;s case against the leader of its main opposition was of such poor quality that it was difficult to be sure of the identities of the four men sitting around a table in a
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The Zimbabwean government on Thursday invited white farmers thrown out of their properties during a controversial land seizure campaign to collect compensation for improvements on their farms.
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The lower house of Zimbabwe&#39;s parliament  passed a bill on Wednesday allowing the government to monitor  phones, mail and the Internet to protect national security.
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Zimbabwe&#39;s ruling party has used its parliamentary majority to pass electoral reforms the opposition says do not go far enough, and ban foreign-funded rights groups, a move critics say will stifle dissents.
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) is demanding to know from the Zimbabwe government why a number of British journalists have been refused entry to cover England&#39;s one-day series.
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South Africa's ruling ANC is criticised for a scheme charging business leaders to meet government officials.
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A Zimbabwe government minister dismisses a report that heavily criticised last year's housing demolitions.
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Women members of Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF party protest at the suspension of prominent party figures.
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Graham Thorpe has criticised the decision of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to press ahead with the team's controversial trip to Zimbabwe.