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Editor 22 March 2023 No Comment

Impenetrable electoral process breeds cynicism as Zimbabwe limps towards elections

By Michelle Gavin I Council on Foreign Relations One reason Nigeria’s February elections were so disappointing for champions of democracy

Editor 8 March 2023 No Comment

Less diplomacy, more rage: Why Britain needs a tough foreign policy on Zimbabwe

By Dr Sikukai Tinhu Dealing with a regime that has no respect for political norms, rather priding itself on some

Editor 6 March 2023 No Comment

‘Change will come’: Africa’s ‘dinosaur’ leaders win polls, but their young challengers won’t fade away

By Jason Burke A mile or so from the crashing breakers of the Atlantic, in one of the most affluent

Editor 5 March 2023 No Comment

SA and Zimbabwe: A shared destiny to power-supply Armageddon

State-controlled power utilities frustrate free market philosophy By Rejoice Ngwena Zimbabwe and South Africa share a common destiny to electricity-supply

Opinion

Impenetrable electoral process breeds cynicism as Zimbabwe limps towards elections

Less diplomacy, more rage: Why Britain needs a tough foreign policy on Zimbabwe

‘Change will come’: Africa’s ‘dinosaur’ leaders win polls, but their young challengers won’t fade away

SA and Zimbabwe: A shared destiny to power-supply Armageddon