On15thmorning,assoonasmyflightlandedinJohannesburg,SouthAfrica,thefirstmessagethatIreceivedonmyphonewasthatacouphastakenplaceinZimbabwe,andRobertMugabe,93,wasun
Zimbabwe's93-year-oldleaderRobertMugabehasruledthiscountrysinceitsindependencein1980,buthisdecades-longgriponpowerisslipping,withhisownpartytollinghimtoresign.D
TherulingpartyofZimbabwehasvotedtosackRobertMugabeasitsleaderandhasappointedinhisplacethevice-presidenttheveteranautocratfiredtwoweeksago.Thevotebyhundredsofsen
Zimbabwe'sembattledleaderRobertMugabehasvowedtostayinpowerforseveralweeks,despitemountingcallsforhimtostanddownnow.InaliveTVaddress,MrMugabesaidhewouldpresideov
ZimbabweanscelebratingtheexpectedfallofPresidentRobertMugabebeganmarchingtowardshisresidenceinthecapitalHarareonSaturday,livetelevisionpicturesshowed,asthecount
ZimbabweanscelebratingtheexpectedfallofPresidentRobertMugabebeganmarchingtowardshisresidenceinthecapitalHarareonSaturday,livetelevisionpicturesshowed,asthecount
PressureisgrowingonPresidentRobertMugabe,asZimbabweanspreparetotaketothestreetsandcallfortheircountry'sleadertoresign.Zimbabwe'smilitaryhassaiditsupportsarallyd
PressureisgrowingonPresidentRobertMugabe,asZimbabweanspreparetotaketothestreetsandcallfortheircountry'sleadertoresign.Zimbabwe'smilitaryhassaiditsupportsarallyd
TheZimbabweanarmysaysithasmadesignificantprogressin“accountingforcriminals”aroundRobertMugabeandiscontinuingtodiscuss“thewayforward”withthepresidentasthecountry
Zimbabwe’sstate-runmediahavepublishedphotosofRobertMugabemeetingthegeneralwholedanarmytakeovertwodaysago,astheveteranautocratresistedpressuretostepdownonThursda
ZimbabweansonThursdayweighedafuturewithouttheirleaderofnearlyfourdecadesafterthearmyplaced93-year-oldPresidentRobertMugabe,aliberationheroturnedauthoritarianlea
AdayafterZimbabwe’smilitarytookcontrolofkeyassetsinthecapitalHarareanddetainedPresidentRobertMugabe,itremainsunclearhowthedustwillsettle.Discussionsareunderstoo
AdayafterZimbabwe’smilitarytookcontrolofkeyassetsinthecapitalHarareanddetainedPresidentRobertMugabe,itremainsunclearhowthedustwillsettle.Discussionsareunderstoo
ZimbabwewasrockedbyexplosionsWednesdaymorning,soldierswereonthestreetsofthecapitalHarare,andtroopshadtakenoverthestatebroadcaster.Thedramaticearlymorningeventsc
Zimbabwe'smilitaryhasplacedPresidentRobertMugabeunderhousearrestinthecapitalHarare,SouthAfricanPresidentJacobZumasays.MrMugabetoldMrZumainaphonecallthathewasfin
SeveralloudexplosionswereheardincentralHarareearlyWednesday,twodaysafterthemilitarythreatenedto"stepin"toendthecountry'spoliticalcrisis,butZimbabweanmilitaryoff
Zimbabwe'srulingpartyhasaccusedthecountry'sarmychiefof"treasonableconduct"afterhewarnedofapossiblemilitaryinterventioninpolitics.GeneralConstantinoChiwengahadch