Zimbabwe accuses 'rogue elements' of inciting violence against protesters
Security forces in Zimbabwe have blamed recent violence against protesters -- including assault, robbery and murder -- on "rogue elements" who had stolen army uniforms.
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Zimbabwe shuts down social media as UN slams military crackdown
Zimbabweans spent most of Friday without internet after the government ordered the country's biggest mobile operator to shut down service again.
Internet shutdowns aren't just in Africa, they're worldwide
When Hong Kong police fired tear gas at peaceful pro-democracy protesters in 2014, the news moved swiftly through social media. Photos and videos of mostly student demonstrators being gassed helped fuel the outrage that ultimately drove hundreds of thousands of people into the streets.
South Africa issues arrest warrant for Grace Mugabe
South African authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Grace Mugabe, wife of deposed Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe, over the alleged assault of a South African model in August 2017.
Gay teacher in Zimbabwe resigns after death threats
A gay deputy headmaster of a boys' school in Zimbabwe has resigned after death threats and pressure from parents.
Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa says he won't overstay his welcome
Zimbabwe's Emmerson Mnangagwa says he will not overstay his welcome as President, as many accused his predecessor, Robert Mugabe, of doing.
Zimbabwe declares state of emergency in cholera outbreak
Zimbabwe's government has declared a state of emergency in the capital Harare after 20 people died of cholera.
Zimbabwe inaugurates a President for the second time in 9 months
Zimbabwe inaugurated President Emmerson Mnangagwa for the second time in nine months after a contested election following the ouster of longtime leader Robert Mugabe in November.
Zimbabwe court upholds Mnangagwa election victory
Zimbabwe's constitutional court has upheld President Emmerson Mnangagwa's win in the July 30th presidential election.
Zimbabwe opposition rejects Mnangagwa victory
Zimbabwe's pursuit of stability appeared uncertain Friday after the country's main opposition leader said his party would challenge the results of the presidential election, labeling them "fraudulent and illegal."
Emmerson Mnangagwa declared winner in Zimbabwe presidential election
President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who replaced Robert Mugabe after serving him for decades, was declared winner of Zimbabwe's presidential election, the country's electoral commission said Thursday night.
Zimbabwe warns of crackdown as nation braces for results of presidential vote
Zimbabwe's capital city of Harare resembled a ghost town Thursday, less than 24 hours after six people were killed in clashes between opposition protesters and security forces over the results of Monday's elections.
Zimbabwe's ruling party wins parliament majority
Three people were killed in clashes between opposition protesters and security forces in Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, on Wednesday, Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Charity Charamba said on state-run television.
Big turnout in Zimbabwe for first Mugabe-free vote
Zimbabweans thronged to the polls Monday in what many hope will be something the country has never seen: a free and fair election, without the interference of former leader Robert Mugabe.
Mugabe: 'I can't vote for Zanu-PF' in Zimbabwe election
Former Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe said Sunday he will not vote for his old party, Zanu-PF, in a surprise news conference on the eve of the presidential election.
Zimbabwe blast rocks stadium in apparent assassination attempt on President
Zimbabwe's government is calling an explosion Saturday an assassination attempt on President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who was holding a campaign rally at a stadium.
Cecil the lion 'suffered incredible cruelty,' a new book claims
When Cecil the lion was killed outside of a national park in Zimbabwe in 2015, it sparked worldwide ire and months of mourning and attention.
Zimbabwe opposition leader killed in New Mexico crash
Key Zimbabwe opposition leader Roy Bennett died Wednesday in a helicopter crash in a remote area in northeastern New Mexico, authorities said Thursday.
Zimbabwe to hold elections in 'four to five months,' president says
Zimbabwe will hold general elections in four to five months, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said, as the country enters a new era after the fall of strongman Robert Mugabe last year.
Zimbabwe court suspends charges against US woman
A Zimbabwean court temporarily suspended subversion charges Thursday against a US citizen accused of saying on Twitter that the southern African nation was being led by "a selfish and sick man."
Key 'coup' leaders appointed to Zimbabwe cabinet
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday unveiled a new cabinet in which two senior military officials who played a central role in bringing him to power were given key jobs.
Zimbabwe's 'Crocodile' Emmerson Mnangagwa sworn in as leader
Newly inaugurated leader Emmerson Mnangagwa laid out his vision for Zimbabwe on Friday, paying tribute to Robert Mugabe as a "mentor" but vowing to eschew the former president's policies.
Mugabe granted immunity from prosecution, military says
Zimbabwe's former president Robert Mugabe and his wife have been granted immunity, the military said Thursday, allowing the couple to remain in the country.
Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa returns to lead nation into 'new democracy'
Zimbabwe's former vice president has returned to the country to serve as interim President, vowing to lead the nation into a "new and unfolding democracy" following Robert Mugabe's historic resignation.
