BBC Radio 3 classical music presenter Petroc Trelawny is arrested in Zimbabwe for not having a work permit.

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BBC presenter held in Zimbabwe

Faced with high shipping costs, Zimbabwe hardly has any coins, making it a headache for millions of people to try to get every transaction to add up to a whole dollar.

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Using U.S. Dollars, Zimbabwe Finds a Problem: No Change

Ever since President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe began to control the diamond mines on the Mozambique border, the nearby towns have become shadows of what they once were.

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Diamond Crackdown in Mozambique Leaves Smugglers Behind

An MP is freed in Zimbabwe after spending Christmas in jail for allegedly saying President Robert Mugabe had had gay sex, local media report.

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MP freed after ‘Mugabe gay’ jibe

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai call for political violence to end, as tension rises ahead of elections.

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Zimbabwean rivals call for peace

The Archbishop of Canterbury is meeting the Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in Harare, Lambeth Palace says, ending doubts it would take place.

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Archbishop in meeting with Mugabe

The Archbishop of Canterbury requests a meeting with President Robert Mugabe amid reports of violence against Anglicans in Zimbabwe.

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Archbishop seeks Mugabe meeting

A senior army officer in Zimbabwe accuses Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai of being a security threat after he urged military chiefs to stay out of politics.

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Zimbabwe PM ‘a security threat’

A leaked version of Zimbabwe’s voters’ roll contains 2.5m too many names, including four times more centenarians than live in the UK, finds a South African study.

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Zimbabwe ‘phantom voters’ exposed

Even as Zimbabwe’s president boasts that he will live to 100, officials in his party and in South Africa worry about what will happen if he dies in office.

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Health in Doubt, Mugabe, 87, Vows to Stay in Power

President Robert Mugabe’s party is pushing for a quick election because of fears that the health of Mr. Mugabe, 87, is ebbing.

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Allies of Zimbabwe’s President Push for Quick Vote

One of the ministers in charge of Zimbabwe’s police tells the BBC she is in hiding for fear she would be arrested as part of a Zanu-PF plot against the MDC.

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Zimbabwe MDC minister ‘in hiding’

The leaders of Uganda, Zimbabwe and South Africa condemn the air strikes on Libya, saying the West is employing double-standards.

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Africa leaders attack Libya raids

A Zimbabwe court grants bail to six activists accused of treason for attending a lecture about the Egypt uprising but they remain in custody while they raise the money.

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Zimbabwe ‘Egypt’ activists bailed

With the arrest of an official from the party opposed to Robert Mugabe, power-sharing was deteriorating.

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Arrest Imperils Power-Sharing Government in Zimbabwe