Well, at least somebody is talking to the media…

Remember Morgan Tsvangirai? The guy who “shared” power with bob for a little while. Well, it seems he is back in Zim.

One of the only non-state controlled media outlets broadcasting in Zimbabwe closes down, as the outlook for the country’s political future remains uncertain

With his party seeminly in turmoil, MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s health problems have led to all sorts of speculation, but only within the confines of Southern Africa. The rest of the world appears to have shown no interest.

As funds run out to bankroll Zimbabwe’s public school system, Robert Mugabe’s government turns to help from Britain in hope of financial aid to keep one million children in school

Speaking in Oxford recently, MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai said major threats to Zimbabwe’s diamond mining industry include corruption, militarisation and China.

As presidential elections loom, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai accuses Israeli company of tampering with Zimbabwe’s voters’ roll in favour of Mugabe’s Zanu-PF party

The cat and mouse game that is Zimbabwean politics has reached a new level: Mugabe has made an executive decision to hold the elections on 31 July and opposition leader Tsvangirai is crying foul.