Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe’s Made-in-Israel ‘Landslide’ In Zimbabwe
The Israeli company that helped engineer Robert Mugabe’s ‘landslide’ in Zimbabwe’s just-completed election is toasting success.
Dining or Dying – A Jew’s Conundrum in Zimbabwe
When in Zimbabwe, what’s a kosher keeping Jew to eat?
Zimbabwe's Lembas Push for Circumcision
On a hot spring morning in the Zimbabwean capital of Harare, Modreck Maeresera is packing up for a trip at his quiet suburban home.
South Africa Chief Rabbi Warns Not To Shelter Accused Molester
South Africa’s chief rabbi called on the Jewish community not to shelter or support Rabbi Eliezer Berland, who fled Israel after accusations of sexual assault.
Our Month With the Lemba, Zimbabwe's Jewish Tribe
Zimbabwe’s Lemba people claim ancient Jewish roots and customs. An American couple journeyed to southern Africa to impart some of our traditions.
Lost Lovers Reconnect 70 Years Later After Letters Found on Tel Aviv Street
When Yosef Halper discovered a suitcase full of love letters on a Tel Aviv street, he knew he had to reunite the writers. But after 70 years, how could he find them?
Did Robert Mugabe Sign Uranium Deal To Aid Iran Nuclear Program?
Zimbabwe is denying reports it signed a covert agreement to supply Iran with the uranium it needs to develop a nuclear weapon.
Robert Mugabe's Israeli Connection
If Zimbabwe strongman Robert Mugabe wins reelection next week, it will probably be thanks to a healthy dose of vote-rigging. That’s where an Israeli company comes in.
Anthony Lewis's Ideals — In Far-Off Zimbabwe
Anthony Lewis was a dogged fighter for press freedom. In authoritarian Zimbabwe, a courageous lawyer is fighting harder than ever for those ideals.