In the early 2000s their farms were forcefully seized. Over 18 years later, Zimbabwe's white farmers are still seeking compensation. Now they are suing South Africa for helping Robert Mugabe suppress their case.

Religious leaders have led prayers for peace after violent post-election clashes in Zimbabwe. As the country buries its dead, many fear that former dictator Robert Mugabe's legacy of brutal repression may live on.

Zimbabweans will head to the polls on July 30. The election is set to be a two-horse race - between Emmerson Mnangagwa, the successor of long-time President Robert Mugabe, and Nelson Chamisa, the new head of the MDC party.

After Emmerson Mnangagwa ousted Robert Mugabe from power, Robert Smart and his family were the first white farmers to return to the lands they had been forced from last year. The news came too late to plant maize or tobacco, but another crop thrived.

Renowned reggae artist Thomas Mapfumo a.k.a Lion of Zimbabwe returned home and perform a sensational concert that was well attended especially by the country’s youth. Mapfumo a staunch critic of former president Robert Mugabe describes himself as a no-nonsense person who speaks his mind with fear.

Evan Mawarire is a pastor who became a leading human rights and democracy advocate in Zimbabwe after posting videos calling on his fellow citizens to challenge the rule of Robert Mugabe.

White Zimbabwean farmer Rob Smart and his two sons returned to their farm with ululations from former workers six months after he was forced out by police during ex-president Robert Mugabe's reign.

With widespread misuse of state resources during the 37 years of President Robert Mugabe's rule, Zimbabwe has been brought to its knees. A look at daily life in the capital Harare.

After 37 years of undivided power, Robert Mugabe resigned in Harare on Nov. 21. It marked a brand new chapter for the millions of Zimbabweans who had lived under his repressive regime.

Robert Mugabe "glowed" when he signed a letter informing Zimbabwe's parliament of his resignation last week, a close friend of the former president said on Sunday.

As Emmerson Mnangagwa prepares to take the oath of office as Zimbabwe’s president, there’s a public hunger for a real break from the policies of Robert Mugabe, whose resignation on Tuesday after 37 years in power sparked scenes of jubilation in the streets of the capital.

Media Watch looks at reactions to a momentous day for Zimbabwe, with the resignation of Robert Mugabe. Jubilant scenes on the streets, but some are sounding a note of caution.