Zimbabwe
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Zimbabwe president drops no hint that he plans to relinquish power in interview in which he appears to be struggling to keep his eyes open
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27 January 1966: Following its declaration of independence, Rhodesia says it will take drastic action to resist UK attempts to retake the southern African state
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Leader calls for an end to succession disputes as ruling party endorses him to run in next year’s national election
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What do people eat in a land devastated by crop failure and drought? John Vidal sits down with farmers, villagers and aid workers to find out
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Many fear ‘bond notes’ will cause hyperinflation as protests grow against autocratic 92-year-old’s rule
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Rulers of the DRC, Burundi, Zimbabwe and others say tide has turned after Obama’s efforts to promote democracy abroad
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Notes meant to ease cash shortages, but opposition and citizens fear release will trigger economic chaos
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The prizewinning Zimbabwean author on tackling everyone from Mugabe to aid workers – and her homeland’s sense of humour
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NGO records hundreds of cases of political violence, which it says are mostly perpetrated by state security forces
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Elephants will certainly survive. But it may only be in ‘fortress’ conservation parks. Is there any way to allow elephants to stay wild?
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Cites meeting blocks proposal for ban on all trade of ivory from four southern African countries with stable or increasing elephant populations - but passes other vital conservation measures
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Conservationists say dozens of young elephants being captured by Zimbabwe’s government may be bound for China, rather than nearby national park
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Zimbabwe is in the midst of intense unrest as protests have broken out against president Robert Mugabe in recent weeks
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Anti-Robert Mugabe rally is latest in recent unrest fuelled by economic crisis, cash shortages and high unemployment
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Twitter users have been gently mocking their countries using old-school nostalgia – here’s what we learned
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Guardian Africa network Zimbabwe's government is standing by as its wildlife is slaughtered
Julian RademeyerRogue state officials and disjointed land reforms have created an increasingly dangerous environment for at-risk animals
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From a Nigerian living in the shadow of Boko Haram to a 70-year-old farmer in Zimbabwe, technology is transforming what is possible in Africa
Robert Mugabe could contest election as corpse, says wife