Breaking Zimbabwe All News

The top leadership of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's party has decided that he will remain its leader for the next five years with his role as party boss unquestioned, officials said on Tuesday. The politburo of the 46-year-old Zanu-PF party...

Catherine Bragg, the Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and the UN’s Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator, will also jointly launch an appeal for Zimbabwe today with senior officials from the Government.

Foreign airlines have stopped using Zimbabwe's airspace because the country's meteorological service is incapable of supplying weather information they need, according to officials. The state-run Department of Meteorological Services automatic equipment at Zimbabwe's airports is antiquated...

It has been a quiet end to Thabo Mbeki’s “quiet diplomacy” on Zimbabwe, with little emerging from the first meetings of Jacob Zuma’s new task team in the country to suggest a major shift in approach. Instead, old disputes were...

Tendai Biti, who inherited a near-basket-case economy when he assumed the role of finance minister in March, was broadly optimistic about Zimbabwe’s prospects, but left little doubt of his concern that bickering within the government was holding the economy back....

Zimbabwe's battered economy is on track to expand for the first time in a decade this year and to grow by 7 percent in 2010 as key sectors such as agriculture and mining start to recover, the finance minister said...

December 1, 2009 For a while, the ceremonial groundbreaking on Tuesday was like most others, filled with handshakes, speeches, shovels and smiles. Then the yelling began — a full-throated shouting match between Councilman Charles Barron and a trustee of the...

Zimbabwean professionals in the UK say they will need to see real change before they would even consider going home, despite South Africa's ongoing attempts to resolve the disputes between the bickering partners in Zimbabwe's unity government. PF party, embarked...

A team of South African officials departed for Zimbabwe on Sunday where they will facilitate talks on the Zimbabwean power-sharing agreement, the presidency said. "The facilitation support team constituted by President Jacob Zuma to work on the Zimbabwean process will...