Zimbabwe’s government today accused opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai of treason by plotting with Britain to remove president Robert Mugabe.

Fears were growing tonight that Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe was planning a massive election fraud in the face of overwhelming defeat by his opponents.

The main opposition party to Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe today claimed it was winning the country’s election by a huge margin.

Zimbabwe's Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa was scheduled to present constitutional amendments to politicians today to prepare the way for national elections next year, parliament officials said.

Dancing, cheering politicians approved sweeping constitutional changes today that prominent lawyers have called the greatest challenge yet to Zimbabwean civil liberties.

In a showdown with the judiciary, the Zimbabwe government is to defy a judge’s order to jail the justice minister.

In a showdown with the judiciary, the Zimbabwe government is to defy a judge’s order to jail the justice minister.

Polling stations could remain open into the night in a bid to deal with the huge queues of voters in the Zimbabwean presidential elections, officials said today.

Zimbabwe’s parliament unexpectedly went into recess today within minutes of convening to debate sweeping media curbs proposed by the ruling party.

Zimbabwe plans to ban independent monitors ahead of presidential elections expected early next year.

Talks between white farmers and the Zimbabwean Government over President Robert Mugabe’s controversial land reform programme have collapsed without agreement.