UN human rights special rapporteur Clement Nyaletsossi Voule arrives as labour leader disappears and ban on protests
Zambia has been rationing power after a severe drought hit its hydropower plants
‘Returnees are seen as people who are coming to cause problems in the community.They see them as failure, and not for what they are: victims’
Tunisians have delivered a political earthquake by rejecting established leaders
Decades of misrule force Zimbabweans to eke out a living by any means
Low attendance at funeral service in Harare a sharp contrast to Independence Day in 1980
Mugabe's remains will be interred in a mausoleum at the National Heroes Acre in the capital Harare in about 30 days
While Mugabe ended white-minority rule and gave more access to education and public health to the poor black majority, he soon turned to fear and repression to ...
His family gives in to the government’s request to have the former president interned at the national monument and burial ground
Homa Bay programme is the government’s first step towards creating awareness of world’s first malaria vaccine
A ceremony for foreign dignitaries will be held but the former president will be buried at an undisclosed site
Foreign affairs minister Geoffrey Onyeama has applauded Air Peace owner Allen Onyema for the offer of free flights for Nigerians out of SA
After his body arrived home in Zimbabwe from Singapore, where he died, Mugabe's final burial place became a point of dispute between his family and the ...
Licences are to be auctioned but no minimum price has been set
The former Zimbabwean president is proving as polarising in death as he was in life, as the fight over where he will be buried threatens to embarrass his ...
The government and Mugabe’s family are still talking about his final resting place, with the family insisting he be buried in his rural village, as per his ...
The UN estimates over a quarter of the 4.7-million CAR inhabitants fled abroad after an armed movement drawn from the Muslim minority ousted President Francois ...
Tradition requires that local chiefs bury him and they do not have to disclose the site to anyone, says Leo Mugabe
The Nigerian film and TV industry is ramping up apace as foreign investors, such as Canal+, eye an untapped billion-plus market
The government and the late former president’s family are at odds over where he will be buried
