Robert Gabriel Mugabe

Zimbabwe's power-brokers take the struggle to succeed President Robert Mugabe seriously and ingratiate themselves with whomever they think likely to win...

Moreover Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe will not be the only dictator at this month's Franco-African summit in Paris...

Côte d'Ivoire will now dominate the Franco-African summit in Paris on 19-21 February far more than the controversial presence of President Robert Mugabe who is in any case coming more to discuss Congo-Kinshasa than Zimbabwe...

The architects of the soft-landing plan for President Robert Gabriel Mugabe are frustrated (AC Vol 44 No 1)...

The bargain would be that President Robert Mugabe agrees to retire within the year in exchange for Britain lifting sanctions compensating displaced white farmers and financing agricultural development...

Zimbabweans are in the midst of their country's worst economic crisis since the liberation war and face the determination of another 78-year-old Robert Gabriel Mugabe to remain in power until the third chimurenga (the war against invaders) has been completed...

Despite Nujoma's public support for Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe he has told his circle that he doesn't intend to allow the Namibian economy to follow Zimbabwe's into decline for the sake of ideology...

The 22-member National Working Committee the 'inner leadership core' elected by the NEC includes cabinet members who owe their jobs to him plus such loyalists as Tony Yengeni a member of parliament facing charges over an alleged kickback from an arms company and KwaZulu-Natal Housing Minister Dumisani Makhaye an ardent admirer of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe who believes the ANC and Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front should merge...

It is concerned about leaders such as Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe who believe they can ignore international pressure by relying on donors who won't ask hard questions such as Libya China Iran or Taiwan while adopting a faux radical pose of confronting a new Western imperialism...

On 25 November Sassou's Zimbabwean counterpart President Robert Mugabe had been less lucky...