The Daily Caller

Robert Mugabe would really appreciate a $300 gift card — not for himself, but his collapsing country’s treasury

War correspondent Peter Godwin discusses his new book ‘The Fear’ and how Robert Mugabe raped his country

In exchange for an end to bloodshed, U.S. should offer Gaddafi safe transfer to some dictatorial fiefdom, no matter how unpalatable the thought

Newspapers can only publish accounts of the protests from the official Xinhua News Service

The government banned an art exhibit in Zimbabwe’s National Gallery and charged the artist with insulting President Robert Mugabe for graphic depictions of the atrocities committed during the early years of his rule

Mugabe has called for national elections next year to bring an end to the shaky two-year coalition with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai

Fellow Nordic nations hardly noticed when 67-year-old Johanna Sigurdardottir tied the knot with her longtime partner — a milestone that would still, despite advances in gay rights, be all but inconceivable elsewhere.

The Zimbabwean president will send a modern-day ark – containing pairs of giraffes, zebras, baby elephants and other wild animals taken from a national park – to a zoo in North Korea

President Robert Mugabe denounced violence and urged Zimbabweans to focus on rebuilding the country in a speech that marked the nation’s 30 years of independence from Britain

For Ray Finaughty, the dream of farming Africa’s rich soil has ended as the campaign to drive Zimbabwe’s white farmers from their land enters its final stage. One by one the last white farmers are being beaten into submission. Four more had their farms seized by marauding gangs last week