Zim war vets deny farm invasions
A leader of Zimbabwe's feared war veterans on Thursday denied the invasion of white-owned farms in the wake of a poll dispute.

Zim opposition office raided
Zimbabwean police have raided a hotel in Harare being used by the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change, the party's secretary general said on Friday.

Zim delay raises Kenya-type fears
The delay in Zimbabwe's presidential election results is unpleasantly familiar but a Kenya-style crisis could be averted by the run-off system, Kenya's Standard newspaper said on Thursday.

Botswana's president steps down
Festus Mogae is to stand down as Botswana's president on Tuesday after a decade in which his country cemented its status as one of Africa's success stories despite fears it could be wiped out by Aids.

Opposition claims clear lead
Zimbabwe's opposition claimed a clear lead over President Robert Mugabe and his party, as pressure mounted Monday for the swift announcement of full results from presidential and parliamentary polls.

Does Mbeki want a change in Zim?
As Zimbabwe goes to the polls this weekend, analysts believe President Thabo Mbeki doesn't even want despot Robert Mugabe replaced.

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