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Thursday, 21 November, 2002, 12:19 GMT

ZIMBABWE

UNCERTAIN FUTURE
Mugabe's challenge
Robert Mugabe has won the election but his celebrations will be short-lived as he tries to grapple with Zimbabwe's economic crisis.

Commonwealth suspends Zimbabwe

US keeps up pressure on Mugabe

Workers ignore Zimbabwe strike

Mugabe rival charged with treason

Zimbabwe offered carrot and stick

South Africa puts pressure on Mugabe

'Climate of fear' in Zimbabwe poll

Rival rejects Mugabe win

White farmer killed in Zimbabwe

In pictures: Zimbabwe votes

election background
Analysis: How free and fair was the poll?
BBC News Online looks at the complaints about the conduct of polling raised by foreign and local observers.

Zimbabwe's treason tape saga

Head to head: Zimbabwe election observers

Zimbabwe: An election observer's tale

What next for Zimbabwe's opposition?

Zimbabwe's controversial laws

How loyal is Zimbabwe's army?

THE WORLD'S DILEMMA
'A defining moment for Africa'
By suspending Zimbabwe, the Commonwealth has underlined its commitment to linking African development with democracy.

What to do with Mugabe

Will sanctions work?

EU sanctions move 'baffles' African nations

Analysis: EU sanctions lack teeth

Zimbabwe rewrites observer rules

Neighbours fear Zimbabwe contagion

economy and land
Mugabe pledges rapid land reform
Zimbabwe's President Mugabe is sworn in for a new six-year term, promising to speed up his controversial land reform programme.

Zimbabwe's famished fields

Economists fear worst for Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's economic tailspin

Greener pastures for Zimbabwe's farmers

Grain shortages bite in Zimbabwe

Who owns the land?

Sun sets on Zimbabwe tourism

Deal follows four year land crisis

media watch
African media split on Zimbabwe poll
African newspapers both inside and outside Zimbabwe are divided on the conduct of the country's presidential election and what should happen now.

Media caught out by voting extension

Undercover in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe reporter feared for life

The perils of reporting in Zimbabwe

Profile: Basildon Peta

African media criticises Mugabe

guide to the regions
Zimbabwe votes: Harare
Harare: As Zimbabwe's elections take place, BBC News Online provides regular reports from around the country.

Zimbabwe votes: Masvingo

Zimbabwe votes: Matabeleland

Zimbabwe votes: Midlands

Zimbabwe votes: Mashonaland

Zimbabwe votes: Manicaland


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