Defiant Mugabe rallies Zanu-PF
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe urges his Zanu-PF party to be defiant, and prepare for future elections.

Zimbabwe predicts economic upturn
Zimbabwe's first budget since its unity government began sharing power 10 months ago predicts a healthy economic future.

Zimbabwe's MDC calls off boycott
Zimbabwean PM Morgan Tsvangirai ends his party's boycott of the unity government with President Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe escapes diamond sale ban
Zimbabwe escapes suspension from the world diamond trade scheme over allegations of soldiers killing miners.

Anger at Zimbabwe UN envoy snub
The UN's torture investigator expresses anger after he was denied entry to Zimbabwe, amid rising tensions there.

'Violent attacks' on Zimbabwe MDC
Zimbabwe's MDC says there are increased "violent attacks" on its members, threatening hopes of saving the unity government.

Hardliners 'seek Zimbabwe split'
Hardliners in Robert Mugabe's party are trying to split Zimbabwe's unity government, says senior official Arthur Mutambara.

Eyewitness: School of fear
Rural teacher tells of continued militia threats

'Why I booed Morgan Tsvangirai'
Refugee tells why he booed Morgan Tsvangirai

Farmer: 'Not giving up'
Zimbabwe farmer standing up to the land invaders

Meeting Mugabe
Memories of 'Uncle Bob' as Zimbabwe's ruler turns 85

MDC views on power-sharing
MDC supporters on Zimbabwe's historic swearing in

Reporter round-up
How the regions are coping with cholera and hunger

Raped for opposing Mugabe
Woman tells of being abused for opposing Robert Mugabe

Death of an activist
How a charismatic Harare activist was abducted and murdered

Tentative thaw in EU ties
EU marks tentative thaw in landmark Zimbabwe visit

Funeral diplomacy
Can tragic death unite Zimbabwe's bitter rivals?

How elite try to evade sanctions
How Zimbabwe's elite tries to evade EU sanctions

Rumours fly after Tsvangirai crash
Many sceptical about Tsvangirai car 'accident'

Tsvangirai's tough choice
It was not easy for Tsvangirai to join Zimbabwe cabinet

Hope amid harsh reality
Zimbabweans express hope for change as Morgan Tsvangirai is sworn in as their prime minister, but the challenges ahead are tough, writes the BBC's Andrew Harding.

Cholera diary
Clean water vital - but Zimbabweans don't like the taste

Death and gems
Why a Zimbabwe diamond mine was suddenly deserted

The taxis keeping Zimbabwe alive
How Zimbabwe exiles in S Africa keep families alive

Hospital death throes
Patients turned away from Harare's main hospitals

Zimbabwe's uneasy balancing act
Zimbabwe's power-sharing agreement leaves readers with more questions than answers, says the BBC's Martin Plaut.

Land issue unresolved
Sorting out the mess of Zimbabwe's agricultural sector will be key to the success of the power-sharing deal signed this week, writes the BBC's Lucy Fleming.

Military 'runs Mugabe campaign'
The BBC uncovers evidence that Zimbabwe's military is actively involved in running Robert Mugabe's re-election campaign.

Zimbabwe deal: Key points
Key points of the historic power-sharing deal signed by Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and the opposition leaders, Morgan Tsvangirai and Arthur Mutambara.

Q&A: Zimbabwe crisis
A guide to the situation in Zimbabwe, where Robert Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai have agreed to form a unity government.

Key poll complaints
Why Zimbabwe's opposition held the 27 June election run-off would not be free and fair - and the government insisted it would.

Raring to go?
Mugabe rallies a party riven by doubts and factions

Exodus continues
Unity government fails to stop people fleeing Zimbabwe

Child victims
Sex abuse of boys and girls rises amid Zimbabwe crisis

Lost future?
Two Zimbabweans tell of their education struggle

No change
Media freedom still a way off in Zimbabwe

Almost normal
Diarist on change in Harare a year after historic unity deal