HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa acted to consolidate his hold on power with Tuesday's dismissal of a senior general, political analysts say, amid growing fears of a possible ...

Harare - War veteran Blessed Runesu Geza, known as “Bombshell”, has once again ignited political tensions by calling for a ...

At the age of 93, Mugabe had become what Uganda’s also long-standing president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni once described as ...

Police in Zimbabwe say they are providing “maximum security” on Tuesday and Wednesday following calls for a national ...

Long-frozen relations between the United States and Zimbabwe may be thawing after the Southern African nation slashed all ...

Zimbabwe is at crossroads with a nasty succession entanglement allegedly pitting current President Emmerson Dambudzo ...

Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed a law on nongovernmental organizations that sharply curtails the rights to freedom of association and expression.

HARARE - A coalition of Zimbabwean Christian denominations has expressed deep concern over the nation's current ...

As Zimbabwe and China commemorate and celebrate 45 remarkable years of their robust and fruitful relations, a fraternal bond ...

General is third security chief removed recently Analyst says president is wary of potential coup Mnangagwa denies he plans to extend time in power Former backers plan countrywide protests on ...

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed a law that would significantly restrict the rights to freedom of association and expression in the country on Friday, according to Human Rights Watch.