Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai says the acquittal of one of his top aides was ``purely a judicial decision'' and not a sign of political compromise by President Robert Mugabe.
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Tsvangirai says the acquittal of top aide was 'purely a judicial decision'
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Munyaradzi Gwisai , unseen, a former member of Parliament in Zimbabwe, appears in court with...
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Tsvangirai heads back to Zimbabwe
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Former minister pleads not guilty
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Zimbabwe 'would be shut down if it was a company'
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Mugabe swears in longtime rival Tsvangirai as prime minister, ushering in unity government
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Jack Mogale found guilty
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Brown tells Mugabe: ``enough is enough''
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Ndlovu pleads not guilty
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'Zimbabwe is mine --
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Tsvangirai withdraws from election
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Zimbabwe pm Tsvangirai calls for reconciliation
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Tsvangirai not losing sleep over WikiLeaks
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Kapanke admits complaint against him is valid
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Generals 'not obliged' to salute Tsvangirai
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Minister found not guilty on molestation charge
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Mugabe may need 'peaceful, decent exit':