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Change Agent Zimbabwe's farmers dig in to capture a deluge

With no access to groundwater, and no help from local authorities, farmers in drought-stricken Zimbabwe have grouped together to dig ponds to capture precious rainwater.

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Change Agent Zimbabwe turns to drought-resistant crops

Zimbabwe: a new wave of land seizures?

Five myths about Africa

Zimbabwe police arrest, then release, top leaders

Zimbabwe's Mugabe tightens grip to prevent Mubarak-style sendoff

Real winner of this year's 'Olympics of Debating'? Host nation, Botswana.

Bus shortages complicate Zimbabwean migrants' hopes of going home for Christmas

Mounting friction between Mugabe, Tsvangirai threaten Zimbabwe's government

How a pair of North Korean-built statues reopened ethnic wounds in Zimbabwe

Almost orphans: Two children receive unexpected help

EU visit widens Zimbabwe split

Aid groups warn cholera could return in Zimbabwe

Can a regional summit break Zimbabwe's crisis deadlock?

Zimbabwe crisis talks adjourn amid rumors of a breakdown

Will Africa take action against Zimbabwe's Mugabe?

Zimbabwe's polls: largely empty and only one candidate

Zimbabwe's pro-Mugabe war vets draw hard line

Inside Zimbabwe's healthcare crisis

Could unity government talks eclipse Zimbabwe runoff vote?

Zimbabwe opposition: Will they join a runoff vote?

Regional leaders: 'What Zimbabwe crisis?'

Mugabe launches crackdown ahead of runoff vote

Will Mugabe go out like a lion or a lamb?