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At least 70 people have been arrested since hundreds of people marched through Johannesburg’s Central Business District on Monday
Leading Zimbabwean activist Evan Mawarire was detained by police on Wednesday when he was taken from his house in a widening crackdown
Campaigns to ban the importation of captive-bred lion trophies have gathered steam in Australia, France, The Netherlands and the US in recent years
The groundbreaking invention is the brainchild of two University of Cape Town students and a lecturer
Lions are extinct in 26 African countries, and numbers in the wild have plummeted 43% over the last two decades, with roughly only 20 000 left
Elephants Without Borders claimed two weeks ago that it had discovered at least 87 elephant carcasses during a routine aerial survey
Ishmael Kumire, 41, was one of the six victims of Wednesday’s bloody chaos, sparked when troops fired on opposition activists
At least six people died after troops in the capital Harare opened fire on demonstrators on Wednesday
A credible and peaceful vote was meant to end Zimbabwe’s international isolation and draw in foreign investment to revive the shattered economy
The parliamentary results strengthened the chances of President Emmerson Mnangagwa holding power
Zimbabwe’s two rival presidential candidates on Tuesday both claimed they were heading for victory as votes were counted
Patrick Chinamasa predicted the ruling Zanu-PF party would ‘resoundingly’ win the July 30 vote
Zimbabwe’s incoming president Emmerson Mnangagwa told adoring crowds in Harare on Wednesday that they were witnessing "unfolding full democracy".
In a televised address late Sunday, the 93-year-old defied expectations that he would bring the curtain down on his reign.
President Robert Mugabe was dismissed as leader of Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party on Sunday in a move to force a peaceful end.
Mugabe remains in office but now faces overwhelming opposition from the generals, much of the Zimbabwean public and from his own party.
People were elated and celebrated "the dawn of a new Zimbabwe", waving flags as crowds started arriving in cars, busses and on the back of trucks.
A South African held hostage by al-Qaeda in Mali since 2011 has been freed, the foreign minister said on Thursday.
Questions are now being raised over what alleged terrorism attacks could mean for South Africa.
Mandela was found sipping tea with his shoes off in a quiet Cape Town home, his driver having made a detour to avoid the crowd outside the city hall.
