Zimbabwe blames Western 'hostility', opposition for investor unease

Joe Brock|Published

Western hostility towards Zimbabwe is deterring investment, despite President Emmerson Mnangagwa's previous efforts to woo Western governments.

Zimbabwe soldiers order shops to close, owners to flee central Harare

Joe Brock|Published

Zimbabwean soldiers ordered shopkeepers to close and leave the centre of Harare, the day after deadly clashes broke out.

Armed forces wander through Harare after Zimbabwe election violence

Joe Brock|Published

Zimbabwean soldiers walked the streets of Harare as calm returned a day after deadly clashes between security forces and opposition protesters.

Politics delayed Gupta case, says ANC's Mathole Motshekga

Joe Brock|Published

Mathole Motshekga said he suspected prosecutors had delayed taking action over the case for political reasons.

There'll be bloodshed in Zimbabwe if 'illegal regime' stays - Mugabe ally

Joe Brock|Published

The "military government" that has taken power in Zimbabwe must be removed or the country could descend into chaos, an exiled Mugabe loyalist said.

Gupta firm denies wrongdoing in Eskom contract

Joe Brock|Published

An investigation found that Trillian had been paid R495m by Eskom despite carrying out no work.

Leaked Gupta emails, documents widen ANC rifts

Joe Brock|Published

Leaked emails and documents alleging improper dealings in state contracts opened President Jacob Zuma up to renewed scrutiny and may deepen ANC divisions.