Southern African Development Community says it is satisfied with how vote giving Mugabe another term as president was handled
It was 89-year-old leader’s seventh time being sworn in as president since 1980, when the nation achieved its independence from Britain
Mugabe will be sworn in by Thursday, extending his 33-year rule over Zimbabwe by another five years
Support for Mugabe, who was declared winner in last month's polls, by Southern African leaders another blow to Zimbabwean opposition
In two-page affidavit served at Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court, Tsvangirai says he is withdrawing case 'deep regret and sadness'
Electoral Court begins hearing opposition's claim election commission rigged last month's ballot in favor of Mugabe
In first speech since re-election, Mugabe tells the West and his political rivals to 'go and hang' if they don't like the controversial results
PM Tsvangirai, MDC party file petition to assert widespread rigging in favor of 89-year-old president
PM Morgan Tsvangirai - president’s main challenger - says vote was illegitimate
President Mugabe tells journalists ahead of vote that he respects democracy and rule of law
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai encourages supporters to leave bitterness behind
Zimbabwe’s 2012 census shows that women comprise 52 percent of the population, yet that demographic is not reflected in country's politics
Election could end country's power-sharing government which was formed following disputed 2009 vote
Channel broadcasts via satellite from South Africa, offering Zimbabweans new media outlet ahead of elections
Research team that conducted audit was blocked by the government from presenting findings to civil society groups
MDC declares it will go to court to nullify votes as election enters third day, in what appears to be constitutional violation
Authorities dismiss allegations of abuse outlined in new report as lacking verifiable evidence
July 31 national elections will put an end to country's contentious power sharing government
Parties have promised a unity government after elections set for July 31
Minister tells women to use sex as a way to rally their men to the polls
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