Zimbabwe

Franz Jooste's rightwing paramilitary unit shows Nelson Mandela's dream of creating Rainbow Nation still has long way to go.

Lingering belief in witchcraft in Zimbabwe leads to cancellation of lessons for youngsters

Wholesale slaughter of elephant herds by cyanide revealed inside Hwange, Zimbabwe's largest national park.

China, with new laws, said to be losing competitive edge.

Graeme Hick has been appointed as the new high performance coach at Cricket Australia's centre of excellence in Brisbane.

Police arrest six poachers accused of killing elephants with poisoned water hole at Hwange National Park.

New study by Economist Intelligence Unit reveals where to avoid in the world if you value your life.

Nigerian coach Stephen Keshi is reported to FIFA for telling coach to go back home

Using election poster as toilet paper breaches two laws under Mugabe's rule.

Electoral tampering by Zanu PF paints even bleaker outlook for troubled Zimbabe.

Gift Chimanikire admits to seeing 'memorandum of understanding' between two nations.

Two women suffer burns to their face, chests and hands on paradise Indian Ocean island.

Mugabe's opponent Morgan Tsvangirai rejects result and calls for mass protests, while US and UK say vote was flawed.

Mugabe wins seventh term of office but election mired in controversy.

Zanu-PF Party won 142 of the 210 parliament seats in elections the African Union said were free and peaceful.

PM Morgan Tsvangirai says elections are "null and void" amid vote-rigging claims

Zimbabwe is heading to presidential polls with incumbent president, Robert Mugabe, aged 89, confident of extending his 33-year rule.

2015 cricket World Cup draw puts Australia, New Zealand and England in one group and India, Pakistan and South Africa in another

The Australian seamer will leave the tour after picking up a stress fracture in his back

Report shows extent of corruption in one of world's poorest countries.

Unconfirmed reports say a couple in Wuhan in central China fell while having sex against the window.

Opposition secretary general urges women to deny their husbands sex unless they register to vote in general election.

Australian mining giant's plan hit by volatile commodity prices and swelling debt costs.

As anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela lies critically ill in hospital, Catherine Everett ponders risks and dangers facing Rainbow Nation.

As Chuck Parnell reports, attacks on judicial independence in Zambia are part of a larger push for total control of state power.

Brighton Zanthe returns to life in nick of time just as last rites about to be performed on his body.

Shaman on the run over deadly 'cure' for child's sickness kills two pensioners.

South Africa considering re-erection of border fences to stop incursions into Kruger National Park from Limpopo.

Chris Gayle is said to have made himself available for Somerset's t20 season

Eoin Morgan will be in action in the IPL today, as defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders host the in-form Kings XI Punjab at the Eden Gardens.