This article lists political parties in Zimbabwe.
- Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front
- Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai
- Movement for Democratic Change – Ncube
- Zimbabwe African People's Union
- International Socialist Organisation
- National Alliance for Good Governance
- THE DEMOCRATES - chipatiko
- Patriotic Union of MaNdebeleland
- United People's Party
- Zimbabwe African National Union – Ndonga
- Zimbabwe African People's Union – Federal Party
- Zimbabwe People's Democratic Party
- Zimbabwe national democratic party
- { THE DEMOCRATES -CHIPATIKO
Defunct Parties
- Conservative Alliance of Zimbabwe - formerly the governing party, the Rhodesian Front
- Forum Party
- Patriotic Front
- United Federal Party
- United National Federal Party
- Rhodesian Action Party
- Zimbabwe African National Union
- Zimbabwe Unity Movement
- Zimbabwe United People's Organisation
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