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Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, dies aged 99

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No play, no pay: Covid drives Zimbabwe’s pros to unofficial football matches

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The international community must stop legitimising despots’ regimes in Africa – Nelson Chamisa

The bright future of younger generations is being perpetually postponed by ageing authoritarian politicians...

Educating Zimbabwe: illegal ‘home schools’ defy lockdown in townships

Priced out of online access, poor children are turning to backyard teachers as Covid closes state...

Four chicken heads a dollar: how one Harare grandmother scratches a living in lockdown

Staying home means starvation for many Zimbabweans, and those forced to work face police raids and...

The African painted dogs that vote by sneezing and run on ‘shadow puppet legs’

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I never thought of Zimbabwe as a haven of stability. This year, I finally could

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Zimbabwe journalist Hopewell Chin’ono arrested for third time in six months

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‘We could have lost her’: Zimbabwe’s children go hungry as crisis deepens

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‘I need money for school’: the children forced to pan for gold in Zimbabwe

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