- Vol 54 No 10
- 10th May 2013
President Robert Mugabe is insisting on general elections by 29 June, when the present Parliament ends, despite the objections of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
- Vol 54 No 7
- 29th March 2013
Tsvangirai’s MDC didn’t do enough to prevent the new basic law giving
Mugabe’s party the right to decide who succeeds him
- Vol 54 No 6
- 15th March 2013
All parties want the same result in the 16 March referendum but it holds dangers, especially concerning the presidential succession
- Vol 54 No 5
- 1st March 2013
President Robert Mugabe has placed allies in key positions as the draft constitution finally heads for a referendum
- Vol 54 No 3
- 1st February 2013
A vice-presidency is again vacant, sharpening choices about the constitution and creating openings for those outside the two main parties
- Vol 54 No 2
- 18th January 2013
Professor Reg Austin, one of the staunchest comrades of the Zimbabwe African National Union–Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), has resigned from the new Human Rights Commission. Austin had been nominated to head the new commission but fears that the Zimbabwe Huma...
- Vol 54 No 1
- 11th January 2013
This year’s much delayed elections could well yield surprises but companies are nervous about election tactics such as ‘indigenisation’ decreees
- Vol 53 No 24
- 30th November 2012
Food is short across the country and the rains are late. Zimbabwe used to be the regional breadbasket but now relies on Zambia, formerly a maize importer, whose welcome to Zimbabwe’s dispossessed white farmers has paid off handsomely.
- Vol 53 No 23
- 16th November 2012
Everyone is asking where Mugabe’s party is finding the money for its fleet
of new vehicles and its pre-election largesse
- Vol 53 No 22
- 2nd November 2012
The triumvirate of Mugabe, Tsvangirai and Mutambara officially holds the key to the constitutional referendum. It faces major challenges