Sebastian Mhofu

What Zimbabweans Say About First Post-Mugabe Poll

Opinions vary on candidates running in Monday's poll but few seem to miss strongman who ruled country for 37 years

Zimbabwe NGOs Woo Youths to Vote in Post-Mugabe Election

Unemployment and political stability could determine voting patterns

Zimbabwe Opposition Will Not Boycott Polls

The Movement for Democratic Change Alliance still believes the electoral commission is planning to rig the vote to favor the ruling party

Zimbabwe Opposition Alleges Plan to Skew Election

Electoral Commission rejects MDC Alliance demands to redesign, guard and test ballot papers

Zimbabwe Election Body Promises Secret Ballot

Zimbabweans to vote for new president July 30; past elections have been marred by accusations of vote-rigging in favor of ruling ZANU-PF party

Zimbabwe's President Appealing for White Votes

Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa extended a hand of reconciliation Saturday to whites and ruled out more invasions of their land

Former UN Chief Annan Calls for Peaceful Poll in Zimbabwe

Annan met with Zimbabwe’s president and leader of the opposition during his three-day visit

Mnangagwa Takes Election Campaign to Mugabe's Hometown

Mnangagwa took power last November after the military forced Zimbabwean president to step down after 37 years

Zimbabwe Opposition Challenges Early Police Voting

The electoral commission says police voting by mail is legal

Zimbabwe Ruling Party a No-Show at Human Rights Pledge

ZANU-PF officials say they were not told of event at which Amnesty International would be unveiling human rights manifesto

Zimbabwe’s Political Opposition Protests Elections Commission

Opposition wants electoral body to release actual voter roll so it can be checked for ghost voters

Zimbabwe’s President on Campaign Trail After Surviving Blast

Emmerson Mnangagwa says he is the only candidate with the country’s future in mind among those 23 vying for Zimbabwe’s top job on July 30

Zimbabwe's Government Dismisses HRW Report on Child Labor

Some of the children are as young as 10 years old, and report says many have experienced acute nicotine poisoning from handling tobacco plants

Zimbabwe's President Blames Mugabe Loyalists for Blast

​​Mnangagwa ruled out postponing the presidential and parliamentary elections set for July 30 o account of violence

Zimbabwe’s Political Parties Sign Peace Pledge for July Polls

But the top candidates snub peace pledge signing

UN Official Hopes Zimbabwe Election 'Truly Reflects' Will of People

UN's Assistant Director for Political Affairs meets with embattled electoral commission, urges free and fair election

Is Zimbabwe Heading for More Disputed Elections?

Last week, some Zimbabwe opposition parties were unable to register their candidates for the July 30th presidential election

23 Candidates Enter Zimbabwe’s Presidential Race

HRW: Zimbabwe Risks Another Sham Poll Without Electoral Reform

Rights monitoring group says rhetoric is not enough to save Zimbabwe's first election without Robert Mugabe since the country's independence 38 years ago

Zimbabwe: Trump Administration Turning 'Blind Eye' to Sanctions

Sanctions were imposed for abuses, election rigging during years of rule by autocratic president Robert Mugabe