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A transactional political economy in Zimbabwe fosters corruption and dependency, as loyalty to power trumps democratic principles, disenfranchising everyday citizens....

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On what would be Morgan Tsvangirai’s 74th birthday, his legacy reflects both the courage of Zimbabwe’s...

Parents of stranded SA team players in Zimbabwe demand accountability from Chess SA

South African youth players and their parents were left stranded in Zimbabwe at the African Youth...

Zimbabwe’s media under siege: editor Faith Zaba released on bail after arrest for satire

As bail was finally granted on Friday, civil society organisations criticised Faith Zaba’s arrest as an...

Rising tensions in Zimbabwe as Mnangagwa’s ambitions spark outcry from opposition and allies alike

President Mnangagwa looks beyond his second term, prompting war veterans backing Vice-President Chiwenga to threaten an...

Looming Zimbabwe ‘uprising’ echoes overthrow of Mugabe as calls mount to oust Mnangagwa

Zimbabweans are bracing for a repeat of the events of November 2017 that led to the...

Can Zimbabwe’s Independent Complaints Commission win civil society over?

The new commission is a step in the right direction for security sector reform, but faces...

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Inside the Musina-Zimbabwe smuggling network

Communities along the Limpopo River outside Musina on the border of Zimbabwe and South Africa say...

Southern Africa’s elections – is there a ‘wave’ of change?

While there has been much discussion about the results of our elections earlier this year, and...

SADC summit likely to be seen as advancing political repression amid Zimbabwean activists clampdown

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is supposed to advance democracy and human rights in its...

Zimbabwe human rights — SA’s silence is deafening and hurts the entire region

What is obvious — and so disappointing — is that the South African government has no...

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