White Rhodesia's leader who declared unilateral independence and stood out against black majority rule in southern Africa
Photographer Robin Hammond evades Mugabe's murderous police to smuggle out these extraordinary images
Ironing the lawn in Salisbury, Rhodesia
Zimbabwe will collapse if you go, whites are warned
Prison officer who refused to pander to Zanu-PF officials filmed life inside using Guardian's secret camera
We reveal how one brave prison officer risked his life to document from the inside the terror that has engulfed his country
Allegra Stratton rounds up recent developments in the country's political crisis
Film believed to be first footage of how Robert Mugabe's supporters rigged the elections in Zimbabwe has been smuggled out of the country by a prison officer
Video
(1min 10sec),
Jul 4 2008:
Robert Mugabe's henchmen have long been suspected of stealing civil servant postal ballots. This GuardianFilms exclusive provides the first evidence of how they did it
Jul 4 2008:
President Robert Mugabe was greeted by cheering crowds today as he returned to Zimbabwe after defending his controversial re-election to African leaders
Army colonel recognised as leader of abduction in what opposition say is part of campaign against their majority
Knox Chitiyo: With AU calls for a government of national unity set against violence and economic meltdown, Zanu-PF and the MDC will have to act soon
Jul 3 2008:
Zambian president Levy Mwanawasa stable in Paris hospital after earlier reports of his 'death'
Court of appeal ruling delays deportation drive as political situation worsens in Harare
Opposition leader criticises African leaders at summit for failing to recognise 'illegitimacy' of run-off election
James Hamill: It seems to offer a seductive route to stability, but in reality the proposal will stifle pluralism and play into Mugabe's hands
Zimbabwean opposition leader says he will not enter power sharing talks with Robert Mugabe until Zanu-PF ends its campaign of violence
The intertwining of politics and cricket in Asia means the ICC won't vote for sporting sanctions against Mugabe's oppressive regime, writes Dileep Premachandran
Audio
(3min 50sec),
Jul 2 2008:
Wilf Mbanga, editor of 'The Zimbabwean' tells Jon Dennis why the African Union did not put more pressure on Mugabe and discusses life now in the country
1-15 of 1920 for Zimbabwe
Knox Chitiyo: With AU calls for a government of national unity set against violence and economic meltdown, Zanu-PF and the MDC will have to act soon
James Hamill: It seems to offer a seductive route to stability, but in reality the proposal will stifle pluralism and play into Mugabe's hands
The intertwining of politics and cricket in Asia means the ICC won't vote for sporting sanctions against Mugabe's oppressive regime, writes Dileep Premachandran
Simon Jenkins: Exhortations to stop buying from Zimbabwe may sound bold but such a strategy makes the poor poorer and the evil richer
Janine di Giovanni: Foreign policy experts have plenty of reasons not to get involved, but they should try meeting civilians in mortal terror
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