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.
African Union 'wants more details on Zimbabwe polls'
The African Union has said it is reserving judgement on whether Zimbabwe's elections were systemically flawed until further details of the disputed vote are clarified.
The head of the AU's observer mission, Olusegun Obasanjo said that voting was peaceful, and that "could have been avoided and even tended to have breached the law."
The mission is asking authorities to investigate reports that large numbers of eligible voters were turned away from polling stations on Wednesday.
Read: African Union hail 'honest and credible' Zimbabwe polls
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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.