Robert Gabriel Mugabe

President Robert Mugabe's fight against Zimbabwe's homegrown rebellions isn't meeting with much more success...

The internecine disputes played out in the provincial party elections of 28 November have added frisson this year because of growing doubts about President Robert Mugabe's ability to hang on until the 2002 elections...

Until he managed to get both Mandela and Robert Mugabe to the same breakfast meeting in Durban during the Non-Aligned Movement summit in August there had been hardly any communications between the South African and Zimbabwean leaders...

2 million people which is why Kabila persuaded President Robert Mugabe to send Zimbabwean forces there...

Gécamines officials say the Kbabankola deal involved four parties: Congo’s Minister of State for the Economy Pierre-Victor Mpoyo; Mnangagwa; Billy Rautenbach; and someone representing ‘the interests of President Robert Mugabe’...

Anyway there is no love lost between President Robert Mugabe and President Nelson Mandela despite a SADC attempt to make peace between them...

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is close to Malaysia's Premier Mahathir Mohamad; their political style is similar as are their economic and social views...

South Africa's and Botswana's military intervention in the mountain kingdom follows a public row among SADC members over the decision by Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and Angola's President José Eduardo dos Santos to send troops and air power to prop up Congo-Kinshasa's President Laurent-Désiré Kabila...

Yet President Robert Mugabe is unlikely to be asking for their votes again...