Full Coverage: Zimbabwe

31.03.2008 Zimbabweans heard Sunday night that the results of this weekend's general elections would be declared from 4am GMT on Monday, amidst mounting fears that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission's failure to reveal the outcome of the vote earlier signalled further efforts to rig the polls.
+ OneWorld's Zimbabwe Guide

29.03.2008 Rose Benton on the vote in Zimbabwe and how her group plans to hold "mock elections" because they are convinced the results will be rigged.From The New Statesman

27.03.2008 AfricaActionin uusi blogi Justzimbabwe seuraa paikan päällä Zimbabwen valmistautumista ensi lauantain vaaleihin.

25.03.2008 As the March 29 Zimbabwean presidential elections near, an embedded African rights advocates are keeping a blog about the latest developments in the country, which is experiencing "the most severe social, economic and political crisis" of its history.

14.03.2008 HARARE, Mar 14 (OneWorld) - Members of once esteemed professions in Zimbabwe -- teachers, nurses, and doctors -- have gone on strike over the paltry purchasing power of their wages.

13.03.2008 Shonankielinen soittoääni raikuu näinä päivinä useista zimbabwelaisista matkapuhelimista ja kysyy, "kauanko aiot äänestää (hallitsevaa puoluetta) Zanu-PF:ää". Toisaalla puhelin piippaa tekstivistin "maa kansalle, äänestä presidentti (Robert) Mugabea". Edullinen kännykkäviestintä on Zimbabwen vaalikampanjoinnin hitti.

11.03.2008 Savvy text messaging and cheeky ring tones are the new face of cost-effective political campaigning in Zimbabwe in the run up to the 29 March election, despite the creakiness of country's cell phone networks.

07.03.2008 Zimbabwen vaaleihin on aikaa kolme viikkoa, ja presidentiksi itseään kutsuva itsevaltias Robert Mugabe on ennenkuulumattoman ongelman edessä. Osa Mugaben vanhoista tovereista on nimittäin siirtynyt tukemaan entistä talousministeriä Simba Makonia.

04.03.2008 The Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA) of Zimbabwe is increasingly being cited in issues involving media freedom violations in Zimbabwe. In the latest incident, Dr Sikhanyiso Ndlovu , the Minister of Information and Publicity, has threatened to sue The Financial Gazette in terms of the repressive AIPPA Act.