See some of the funniest memes being created as Robert Mugabe misses his deadline to resign as Zimbabwe president or be impeached.
Robert Mugabe gave no hint he would step down as president of Zimbabwe in a TV address on the country's TV network in which he said the country needed to "return to normalcy".
Mugabe now cuts an isolated and powerless figure, with former vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa expected to become new leader.
Zimbabwe's generals have placed Mugabe under house arrest and have allowed him limited movement while talks on his exit from office unfold. But many Zimbabweans are growing impatient and want him to leave immediately.
Arsenal fans have been spotted in Zimbabwe holding a 'Wenger Out' sign during protests against Robert Mugabe's presidency.
The 93-year-old Mugabe, the world's oldest head of state, is said to be asking for more time amid negotiations with regional leaders that seek his exit with a veneer of dignity.
First public appearance comes one day after the 93-year old leader was pictured shaking hands with army commander Constantino Chiwenga, the general who ordered his arrest.
Robert Mugabe is an intellectual and liberationist, but he is also a self-made villain.
Military says it is continuing talks with Mugabe for his departure after it temporarily took over to pursue criminals around the president.
Trophies of Elephants hunted between 2016 and 2018 in Zambia and Zimbabwe are likely to be allowed into the US.
Labour's Kate Hoey asked Boris Johnson whether he would support presidency of Mnangagwa, who she said is "probably the one person in Zimbabwe who inspires even greater terror".
Fate of Mugabe family unclear as reports suggest sacked vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is very close to military figures, is back in the country.
Neither Robert Mugabe, 93, nor his wife Grace, 52, who has been vying to succeed her husband as president, have been seen or heard from.
Tensions are mounting in the country after President Robert Mugabe sacked vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, prompting condemnation by the country's military chief.
Speculations are rife that President Robert Mugabe might appoint Grace as the new vice-president after firing Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Troops have reportedly seized Zimbabwe's state broadcaster ZBC as speculation mounts of a possible coup.
Tanks deployed to capital Harare as tensions mount in the country after president Robert Mugabe sacked vice-president Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Robert Mugabe's son has posted a video on Snapchat showing himself pouring hundreds of pounds worth of champagne over a $60,000 (£45,000) diamond-encrusted watch.
Zimbabwe's President, accused of destroying health system in his country, is known for travelling abroad to seek medical treatment.
International rights groups and opposition parties have condemned the announcement, highlighting the dire state of Zimbabwe's health service.
Mugabe replaced the vice president, who was once viewed a front-runner to succeed 93-year-old leader.
Kenneth Nyangani arrested after article claimed First Lady donated used clothes, including underwear, to ruling party supporters.