Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe PM's threat to 'divorce' Mugabe VISITING Britain last week, Zimbabwean prime minister Morgan Tsvangirai painted a glowing picture of his "extraordinary" relationship with erstwhile rival Robert Mugabe.

MDC snubs switched meeting of cabinet ZIMBABWE'S MDC ministers boycotted a cabinet meeting chaired by Robert Mugabe yesterday, saying it had been brought forward to stop Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai from presiding over it.

Murder, torture, slavery… Mugabe mine hell AN APPALLING tale of mass murder, extreme cruelty and rapacious greed by Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe's government and his security forces has been revealed, after human rights researchers documented the slaughter of hundreds of peasant mine

UK closes door on Mugabe ally BRITAIN has denied a visa to Zimbabwe's mines minister for a conference in London, fuelling anger in President Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF party over western sanctions on its officials.

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