Robert Gabriel Mugabe

In different ways President Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) and Morgan Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) are currently demonstrating this truth...

President Robert Mugabe's frequent trips to Singapore are for nothing more serious than treatment for cataracts according Rugare Gumbo the Spokesman for the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front...

Instead Zuma spent the weekend shoring up his local political base before a quick trip to Zimbabwe along with billionaire businessman Patrice Motsepe for the wedding of President Robert Mugabe's daughter Bona Mugabe...

Zimbabwe has confiscated the platinum and copper interests of Hsieh Ping-sung without compensation after he fell out with President Robert Mugabe and his family Africa Confidential has learned...

President Robert Mugabe had to cut short his annual leave and return from the Far East when his sister Brigid Zvenhamo Mugabe died; she had been in a coma for three years...

The pressure from Belgium to accommodate Zimbabwean business – especially its gems – may yet clash with the British government's historic enmity with President Robert Mugabe and the governing Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) in the context of the European Union...

The only certainty for Zimbabwe in 2014 is that the succession issue will not be resolved so long as President Robert Mugabe is still in control...

The Mashonaland West provincial capital Chinoyi got all dressed up for the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front conference on 13-14 December but the deliberations produced no breakthroughs – either on the worsening economic problems or the stalemate over the successor to President Robert Mugabe...

Chinamasa a hardline believer in President Robert Mugabe's 'Look East' policies may recognise that even if the token sanctions imposed by the United States and members of the European Union were lifted the benefit to Zimbabwe's economy would be negligible...

Only Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe and North Korea's Kim Jong-Un seemed to struggle to find words of praise for such a popular leader who had served a modest single term in office...

Would Britain's David Cameron warmly greet Robert Mugabe...