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Zimbabwe cholera cases tops 75,000

So far at least 73 385 Zimbabweans have been infected with water-borne diarrhea disease since August and 3 524 have died, in Africa's deadliest cholera outbreak in 15 years.

Mugabe's long time rival sworn in as PM

On Wednesday, Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai was sworn in as they country's prime minister.

Will unity government finally come to Zimbabwe?

It's been nearly five months since a power sharing deal was signed between the Zimbabwe ruling party and the opposition in September, but until now none of it has been carried through. On Friday the opposition agreed to join a unity government with Robert Mugabe's ruling ZANUPF party -- this is looking positive again -- the big question however is; will the deal be carried out this time?

Cholera cases in Zimbabwe exceed 60, 000

The United Nations says an out-of-control cholera epidemic has sickened more than 60,000 Zimbabweans since August.

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New summit planned for Zimbabwe power sharing crisis

A day after long talks without conclusion, Southern African leaders planned a new summit to break Zimbabwe's political impasse.

No deal reached in Zimbabwe talks

On Monday Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and his rival Morgan Tsvangirai met and held talks about a power-sharing agreement but failed to reach consensus.

Photographer 'uncertain' about laying assault claims against Mugabe's Wife

A British photographer for the Sunday Times who said that he was assaulted by President Robert Mugabe's wife while she was on a shopping spree in Hong Kong is uncertain whether he will press charges or not.

Photographer takes beating from Zimbabwe's first lady

On Sunday, a British photographer who was trying to snap some photos in Hong Kong of Zimbabwe's first lady was beaten up and punched repeatedly by her.

Zimbabwe Cholera deaths are rising uncontrollably

On Friday the death toll of the Zimbabwe epidemic had reached an alarming number of 2,225.

Zimbabwe to introduce 100 trillion dollar note

In an attempt to keep up with the country's soaring inflation, Zimbabwe will introduce a 100 trillion dollar note.

Tsvangirai ready to 'deal with' Mugabe

In a new bid to bring peace to Zimbabwe, regional heads from South Africa and neighboring Mozambique will meet Robert Mugabe and the country's opposition leader on Monday.

Zimbabwe Cholera deaths surpass 2, 000

Africa has seen its worse outbreak in nearly a decade with more than 2,000 people dead from Cholera and 40,000 others suffering from this normally preventable illness.

Foreign journalists in Zimbabwe must pay $30,000 licensing fee

On Wednesday the Zimbabwe government announced restrictive new licensing fees of up to US$30 000 on journalists working for foreign media in Zimbabwe.

Ghana ballot delivers blow to ruling party

NSAWKAW, Ghana - Electors in the last constituency to vote in Ghana's presidential run-off delivered a further blow on Friday to the ruling party, which was already trailing narrowly in the election and boycotted the final ballot.

Tsvangirai Leaves Dutch Embassy and Suggests Talks with Mugabe

Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai briefly left the sanctuary of the Dutch Embassy on Wednesday, expressing willingness to hold talks with President Robert Mugabe in efforts quell recent political turmoil.

South Africa's Mbeki visit Mugabe Ahead of Election

Just two weeks ahead of Zimbabwe's run-off election, President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa met with President Robert Mugabe in what appeared to be a last-minute effort to avoid any tampering to the ballot in an election already marred by violence and intimidation.

Mugabe Meets UN Official Ahead of Run-Off Election

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe met United Nations Special Envoy Haile Menkerios on Tuesday amid international concern over the country's widespread violence, just 10 days ahead of the a run-off presidential election.

Mugabe Threatens to Arrest Political Opposition in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe threatened to arrest Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition leader who faces Mugabe in a runoff election for president June 27, according to media reports released on Monday.

Zimbabwe police release detainees

The Zimbabwe Police have released detained MDC members of the opposition party following pressure from lawyers for Zimbabwe's MDC party and a court ruling issued by the Harare High Court.

Mugabe loses Zimbabwe parliament after recount

Zimbabwe's main opposition movement is on route to win a historic victory over President Robert Mugabe's ruling party, partial results from a recount of votes showed on Saturday, but the outcome of the presidential vote remained unknown.

Mugabe gains additional seat in parliament

Robert Mugabe has won yet another seat in parliament following the first results from the election recount.

Chinese ship to return from Zimbabwe

China reported on Tuesday that its shipment of weapons bound for Zimbabwe is likely to return following the refusal of port workers in Southern African countries to have access to its ports.

Watch Oil listen to Bernanke and follow the Dollar

By Jon Nadler After a brief dip to $928 gold started to build on yesterday's gains once again overnight as the dollar touched a new all time low vis a vis the euro and sank to 71.50 on the ...

Zimbabwe: Election Officials Arrested Amid Rigging Fears

Seven election officials were arrested on Monday for undercounting votes cast for Robert Mugabe in the Presidential election, while the county's High Court postponed a decision on whether the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) should be forced into releasing presidential election 24 hours later.

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