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Opposition leader rejects call to share key ministry

African leaders urged Zimbabwe’s rival political factions to share control of the police ministry in an effort to form a unity government, but President Robert Mugabe’s main opponent early today rejected the proposal.

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Mugabe leaves for UN amid chaos at home

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Delay adds fears over Zimbabwe power deal

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Zimbabwe talks stall amid deal rumours

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UK calls for tough action against Mugabe

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Mugabe opponents still held in jail

Economy crisis piles pressure on Mugabe: Tsvangirai

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.

Fri, 22 Jun, 2007

Tsvangirai threatens election boycott

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.

Wed, 28 Mar, 2007

Zimbabwe: Opposition spokesman 'beaten at airport'

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

Mon, 19 Mar, 2007

Armed raiders rob Leixlip train station*

Gardai in Co Kildare are searching for two armed raiders who held up the railway station in Leixlip early this morning. The men, one of whom was armed with what appeared to be a handgun, entered the station at around 6am.

Fri, 16 Mar, 2007

Opponents vow to drive Mugabe from office

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.

Fri, 16 Mar, 2007