IoS appeal
The Independent on Sunday Christmas Appeal for the work of Save the Children in Zimbabwe raised a total of £61,100, and we thank readers for their generosity. The appeal is now closed, but donations to Save the Children can still be made by clicking here
The IoS Christmas Appeal: Mugabe tightens grip as cholera epidemic grows
With Zimbabwe ravaged by a disease it is ill-equipped to tackle, its President is ignoring last year's deal with the opposition and putting together a new government
Inside IoS appeal
The IoS Christmas Appeal: Life or death in Zimbabwe depends on a sack of seeds
Sunday, 28 December 2008
As devastation grips the country, families wait for food and crop handouts, desperate to survive until the next harvest is ready
IoS Christmas Appeal: In Zimbabwe, porridge once a day makes you a lucky girl
Sunday, 21 December 2008
At an early childhood centre children play, learn and, most importantly, eat. But for many, this will be their only meal
The IoS Christmas Appeal: The brutal reality of family life in Zimbabwe
Sunday, 14 December 2008
Thousands have been traumatised by the country's bloody politics, reports our special correspondent in Harare
The IoS Christmas Appeal: First cholera. Now it's malaria and anthrax
Sunday, 7 December 2008
Our special correspondent reports from Mashonaland West, where Zimbabwe's hard-pressed doctors are doing all they can to stop the spread of disease
The IoS Christmas Appeal: Starvation threatens millions in Zimbabwe
Sunday, 30 November 2008
Our special correspondent in Zimbabwe reports from Matabeleland North on the desperate plight of families facing malnutrition and disease. Here's what you can do to help.
Leading article: We can give Zimbabwe hope
Sunday, 30 November 2008
The last that most people in this country knew of Zimbabwe was that a power-sharing deal had been done between Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition leader. Some of us might have been aware that the implementation of the deal had become a bit sticky, and we might have wondered what had become of Mr Tsvangirai in recent weeks.
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