Zimbabwe’s neighbours will hold a summit to try to resolve the southern African nation’s power-sharing impasse.

ZIMBABWEAN president Robert Mugabe has sworn in two vice presidents ahead of talks on forming a cabinet, a government official has said, a move that could further endanger power-sharing negotiations.

President Robert Mugabe headed for the UN General Assembly today, leaving Zimbabwe in limbo over a new power-sharing agreement with his political rivals.

Key parts of Zimbabwe’s power-sharing deal will not take effect for at least a month, it emerged today.

Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe and opposition leaders today signed a power-sharing deal that will see him lose some of his all-encompassing pow

ZIMBABWE’S opposition will get more cabinet posts than President Robert Mugabe’s party in the long-sought unity government, state radio has reported.

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai were today meeting in a fresh round of power-sharing talks.

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader faced mounting pressure today to agree to a power-sharing government with President Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader has quit power-sharing talks with president Robert Mugabe to consider a possible deal, it emerged today.

Robert Mugabe is to remain as president of Zimbabwe in a deal thrashed out in peace talks today.

Reports from southern Africa suggest a breakthrough has been reached in peace talks over Zimbabwe that would allow Robert Mugabe to remain as president.

The UK called for tough action in the face of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s defiance and signs of disunity among his opposition.

Police today finally freed nearly 200 people arrested last week in a raid on the Zimbabwe’s main opposition headquarters.

Police in Zimbabwe were today still refusing to release almost 200 members of the main opposition party despite a court order.

Zimbabwe's divided opposition movement has formally reunited and is declaring that it has a majority in parliament.

Zimbabwe goes to the polls tomorrow amid hopes of a change from the ruinous rule of president Robert Mugabe and fears of vote rigging on a massive scale.

Thousands of Zimbabweans flocked to closing election campaign rallies today as opposition hopefuls urged people to be on guard against any attempts at rigging by President Robert Mugabe.

Runaway inflation and the Zimbabwe dollar’s worst crash in memory will increase pressure on President Robert Mugabe to allow free and fair elections, the main opposition leader said.

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader threatened to boycott elections next year as church leaders launched an outspoken appeal for democracy in the mounting challenge to President Robert Mugabe.

The spokesman for Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader was assaulted by security forces as he tried to leave the country, a party official said.

The African Union called on Zimbabwe to respect its citizens’ human rights today as it emerged that two opposition activists seeking medical treatment abroad after being beaten by police were among three detained trying to leave the country.

Government opponents in Zimbabwe, bloodied and defiant after police brutally crushed fresh dissent, today vowed to drive President Robert Mugabe from office in a campaign of protest they described as “war” against the nation’s rulers.

Zimbabwean opposition activists bruised, battered and bloodied – reportedly by police while in custody – have been temporarily released, their lawyer said.

The leader of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party and about 50 other democracy activists – many of them bandaged and bruised – were taken to hospitals following a court appearance today, two days after they were arrested and reportedly beaten for trying to attend an opposition meeting.

The leader of the main opposition party was detained by police who shot dead a protester as they broke up a “Save Zimbabwe” prayer meeting in the capital today.