The Daily Caller

Likely NSC head had poor performance in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zimbabwe

“I would like to very strongly condemn the bombings in the US and express condolences to the families”

Police said the demonstration by about 200 members of the militant Women of Zimbabwe Arise organization was illegal

Report: Rise in corruption, spending, decline in monetary freedom, investment freedom, combine for decline

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

Anonymous says that its actions support a freer world, ‘where governments don’t oppress their citizens’

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

What does the phrase “sustainable development” mean, and where does it come from?

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

Without globalization, mediocre industries can just sputter along for decades. But with globalization, these industries can get wiped out. But they can also conquer the world if they’re not mediocre

Ten years ago, Kuschenko, then in her teens, dated 15-year-old Nathan Joseff, whose mother, Lena, was deputy chief of the US Embassy in Zimbabwe

Many of our fellow citizens are up in arms about the prospect of the United States becoming a European-style social democracy. Their stubborn and unreasonable resistance to the obvious advantages of the modern European state, though frustrating, is really not surprising

An official with the world diamond control body says Zimbabwe will soon be allowed to begin selling its controversy-plagued diamonds on the international market

African wildlife must pay its way in the modern world, and hunters provide that vital revenue

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

Since 1991, there have been 11,785 attacks and 1,804 murders, and the problem is getting worse, Andre Botha, the president of Agri SA warned

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