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Diana Højlund Madsen, The Nordic Africa Institute and Shingirai Mtero, The Nordic Africa Institute Zimbabwe’s 2023 harmonised elections have largely

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By Tafi Mhaka In July 2018, Zimbabwe’s president and leader of its ruling ZANU-PF party, Emmerson Mnangagwa, narrowly won his

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By Charles A. Ray From Zimbabwe’s independence in 1980 until the military “non-coup” that overthrew him in 2017, the late

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By news.uct.ac.za Increasingly people are fleeing their countries of birth to seek refuge elsewhere in the world. And the reasons

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Zimbabwe will hold elections on 23 August. As with past votes, the playing field is skewed in favour of the

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Zimbabwe’s Critical Minerals Law Favours China By Nosmot Gbadamosi, a multimedia journalist and the writer of Foreign Policy’s weekly Africa

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By Larry Garber Zimbabweans head to the polls on Aug. 23 for the second time since Robert Mugabe’s nearly four

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By Stuart Doran ‘I can’t wait until these stupid elections are over and we can just get on with our

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By Alec Russell And the winner is . . . In two weeks’ time a five-yearly ritual of electoral injustice and malpractice will unfold in

Editor 8 August 2023 No Comment

By Gary Kleiman I Kleiman International Consultants Neighbours Zambia and Zimbabwe in the common Southern African Development Community (SADC) marked