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A child walks in the slum of Epworth, outside of Harare, Zimbabwe. (By Karin Brulliard/TWP)

Police raid headquarters of the prime minister's party in Zimbabwe

HARARE, Zimbabwe - Officials say police have raided the headquarters of the political party of Zimbabwe's prime minister and arrested three staff members.

Zimbabwean Court Voids Case (Post, September 29, 2009)

Mugabe Continues to Haunt Zimbabwe's Quest for Aid (Post, June 9, 2009)

Zimbabwe Re-Jails Activists, Eliciting Criticism (Post, May 6, 2009)

Zimbabwe Premier Leaves Hospital: SUV Crash Blamed On Meager Security (Post, March 8, 2009)

Mugabe Allies Intensify Bid to Take Farms of Whites (Post, March 7, 2009)

As Once-Admired Schools Wither, Zimbabwe's Young Are Left Idle: Half of Public System Is Closed; Parents Must Pay Fees for Teachers (Post, March 1, 2009)

As Zimbabwean Dollar Dies, So Does a Lucrative Career (Post, February 21, 2009)

A Resuscitation of Hope in Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai's Presence In Government Inspires Dreams Big and Small (Post, February 16, 2009)

As Zimbabwe's Unity Government Begins, Opposition Official Is Arrested (Post, February 14, 2009)

Tsvangirai Begins Term as Premier: Swearing-In Caps Decade of Struggle For Mugabe's Opponents in Zimbabwe (Post, February 12, 2009)

Zimbabwe Opposition Agrees To Form Unity Government (Post, January 31, 2009)

Zimbabwe Deal's Fate Unknown Amid Conflicting Accounts (Post, January 28, 2009)

Troubled Zimbabwe Losing a Rare Bright Spot: Fear of Unrest Chokes Tourism At Victoria Falls (Post, January 25, 2009)

Rival Emphasizes Deal Despite His Distrust of Mugabe (Post, January 16, 2009)

Zimbabwe Denies Citizens Right to Health, Group Says (Post, January 14, 2009)

For Zimbabwe's Dead, a Final Indignity: As More Perish and Poverty Deepens, Kin Abandon Traditions (Post, January 11, 2009)

'It Feels Like We Are Under Siege': Zimbabwe's Jailed Activists Symbolize Breakdown of Power-Sharing Deal (Post, January 9, 2009)

Zimbabwean Activist, Missing 3 Weeks, Taken to Court (Post, December 25, 2008)

U.S. Won't Support Zimbabwe if Mugabe Stays On, Envoy Says (Post, December 22, 2008)

Mugabe Calls Cholera Crisis Over as Deaths Rise to 783 (Post, December 12, 2008)

Zimbabwe Declares Emergency After Cholera Crosses Borders: Amid Crisis, Secretary Rice Says It's 'Well Past Time' for President to Resign (Post, December 5, 2008; 11:06 AM)

Zimbabwe's Cholera Crosses Borders (Post, December 5, 2008)

Zimbabwe Turns To the Greenback: Hyperinflation Puts U.S. Dollar in Demand (Post, December 4, 2008)

Land of Broken Trust: Though Widespread Brutality Has Ebbed in Zimbabwe, Political Violence Simmers and Threatens to Reignite (Post, November 30, 2008)

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