Concern over Mugabe vote win
Robert Mugabe has been declared the winner of Zimbabwe's election amid international concern over the conduct of the poll that secured his re-election.
South African president congratulates Robert Mugabe
The president of South Africa has congratulated Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe on his re-election.
Jacob Zuma's approval is in sharp contrast to Western governments which questioned the credibility of a rushed, disputed vote.
African monitors broadly approved the conduct of the Zimbabwe election, but Mugabe's main rival, Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai, has said he will challenge the results in court with evidence of massive vote-rigging, irregularities and intimidation.
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Zimbabwe opposition activists 'fear for their lives'
Members of Zimbabwe's opposition say they have been targeted by Mugabe supporters following the president's re-election.
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Mugabe wins 'deeply flawed' Zimbabwe election
President Robert Mugabe's declaration as winner has been met by international concern over the conduct of the African nation's poll.
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Elections called into question after Mugabe victory
Robert Mugabe has secured his grip on power in Zimbabwe today after his party ZANU PF won a majority in parliament in Wednesday's election.