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President Robert Mugabe today said his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front is ready to regain its political dominance, likening it to a fast-moving train that would crush those who stood…

President Robert Mugabe today vowed to avenge Western economic sanctions imposed on his ruling party by threatening to seize foreign-owned businesses and mining interests. "Unless you remove sanctions we will…

The Movement for Democratic Change led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today said it wants to hold presidential elections only next year with parliamentary elections being held in 2013. It…

Zimbabwe's annual inflation rose to 4.2 percent year-on-year in November from 3.6 percent in October, the Zimbabwe National Statistical Agency said today.  Prices of food, including beef, milk and cooking…

South Africa's Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma today said her department will not be able to complete the documentation of Zimbabweans living in South Africa before the December 31st deadline…

Education and Sports minister David Coltart today called on police to investigate match-fixing allegations made against the national soccer team over its tour of Thailand and Malaysia in December last…

Movement for Democratic Cahmge treasurer Roy bennett today told journalists in Johannesburg  that Zimbabwe was again at a crossroads. As a Christian who has experienced the goodness and love of…

Home Affairs co-Minister Theresa Makone today said she would be declaring her assets on Monday. Speaking at an occasion to mark international Anti-Corruption day transparency was the most vital element…

Tsholotsho legislator Jonathan Moyo today said Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai should resign because of the treasonous offences he committed as detailed in recent cables released by Wikileaks. …

Zimbabwe's cabinet has unanimously agreed that the State should own 100 percent of all alluvial diamond mining activities, reports said today.  The State would also own a minimum of 51…