Three dead in clashes over Zimbabwe elections

Opposition supporters take to streets as ruling Zanu-PF party claims victory in parliament

Zimbabwe clashes: Three dead as tensions soar

Harare sees running battles between police and protesters over election results

Tensions rise in Harare as Zimbabweans await election outcome

Opposition claim voting is rigged, and accuse Zanu-PF party of delaying release of results

Zimbabwe in mood for change as voters hope for transformative election

Long queues at polling stations as people seek to leave Mugabe era behind

Zimbabwe vote veers between ‘smooth’ and ‘disorganised’

Polls give president Emmerson Mnangagwa slim lead over rival Nelson Chamisa

Mnangagwa and Chamisa in tight race as Zimbabwe goes to polls

First poll since end of Mugabe’s tenure described as fight between generations

Robert Mugabe claims he will vote against former party

Long-time leader of Zanu-PF says he cannot vote for those who ‘tormented’ him

Voter intimidation clouds run-in to Zimbabwe general election

Ruling party Zanu-PF operates system of patronage to buy loyalty of rural voters

Zimbabwe’s Zanu-PF courts white farmers for general election

President reaches out to his party’s old enemies for what is predicted to be close race

Zimbabwe electoral roll audit reveals fewer anomalies than before

Findings contradict opinion of opposition parties claiming roll flawed ahead of election

Zimbabwe’s opposition threatens to pull out of election

Ballot features Mnangagwa at the top, despite being 15th in alphabetical candidate list

Zanu-PF under scrutiny to ensure fairness in looming election

Opposition MDC keeps pressure on Mnangagwa to honour pledge of democracy

Zimbabwe’s opposition party thrown by Tsvangirai’s illness

MDC’s charismatic leader believed to be crucial to alliance’s chances in election

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