Melbourne, June 30 : UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has criticised Zimbabwe’s election in which President Robert Mugabe won another term as “deeply flawed,” and said that the result is not legiti

London, June 28 : Agents of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe feared security forces, the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), are reportedly waging a highly organised campaign to terrify the 4,

New York  - The United Nations Security Council late Friday expressed its "deep regret" over the elections in Zimbabwe.

Johannesburg/Harare  - Zimbabweans were called to vote Friday in a presidential election branded a "sham" by the opposition and the West after opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai withdrew from the

London  - Former South African President Nelson Mandela has added his voice to the growing international condemnation of Zimbabwe, speaking of a "tragic failure of leadership" in the southern African country.

"Nearer to home we had seen the outbreak of violence against fellow Africans in our own country and the tragic failure of leadership in our neighbouring Zimbabwe," Mandela said in a dinner in London late Wednesday.

His intervention was welcomed by British commentators Thursday, who said Mandela's remarks had made the international isolation of the regime of Robert Mugabe complete.

Mandela, who left politics nine years ago, had been criticized in some quarters for failing to speak out against Mugabe.

London, June 26: Former South African President Nelson Mandela has broken his silence on the Zimbabwe crisis to condemn the “tragic failure of leadership” in the violence-torn country.