PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change leader met over dinner a few moments after Monday’s signing ceremony in which they agreed on a Memorandum of Understanding bringing the two main parties to the negotiation table.[Read more]
CRITICISM has been leveled against the Zimbabwe government’s and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change's efforts to resolve the crisis in Zimbabwe by holding talks. While concerns about sincerity on the part of each side remain valid, it is in Zimbabwe’s...
THE Zimbabwe crisis talks that begin on Thursday between the two formations of the Movement for Democratic Change and the ruling Zanu PF party will be conducted in secrecy and the media and the public are not allowed access to the discussions.
AN Australian lawyer has indicated that the country risks ‘diplomatic retaliation’ risk if it banned Air Zimbabwe flights to China from passing through their air space as reported Monday
THE UNITED KINGDOM’S leading Muslim youth organisation, The Ramadhan Foundation says it welcomes and celebrates the capture of former Serbian wartime leader and war crimes suspect, Radovan Karadzic in Belgrade last night.
SIMBA MAKONI, the third-placed candidate in Zimbabwe's first round presidential vote in March, hit out on Tuesday at his exclusion from talks aimed at ending the country's crisis.
EU foreign ministers widened sanctions against Zimbabwe on Tuesday, adding 37 more people to a list of individuals under a visa ban and asset freeze, officials confirmed.
