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    Diaspora Mugabe Supporters and the Limits of a Neocolonial Pan-Africanism
    Politics
    18 October 2016

    Diaspora Mugabe Supporters and the Limits of a Neocolonial Pan-Africanism

    Yes, imperialists want to replace Mugabe. But it is deeply condescending to suggest that Zimbabweans don't understand their own politics.

    A Zimbabwean Activist Recalls Her Ordeal in Harare’s Most Notorious Prison
    Featured
    15 October 2016

    A Zimbabwean Activist Recalls Her Ordeal in Harare’s Most Notorious Prison

    A Zimbabwean activist recounts her 84-day stay in Chikurubi Maximum Prison in Harare.

    Zimbabwe Police and Protesters Clash During Demonstrations in Harare
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    04 August 2016

    Zimbabwe Police and Protesters Clash During Demonstrations in Harare

    Anti-riot police used batons, tear gas and water cannon to break up peaceful protests by hundreds of demonstrators in Harare.

    The Conflicting Emotions of Being a Diaspora Zimbabwean
    Op-Ed
    01 August 2016

    The Conflicting Emotions of Being a Diaspora Zimbabwean

    On watching Zimbabwe's #ThisFlag protests from the diaspora

    Zimbabweans in Cape Town Demonstrate in Solidarity with #ThisFlag and #Tajamuka
    News
    19 July 2016

    Zimbabweans in Cape Town Demonstrate in Solidarity with #ThisFlag and #Tajamuka

    Powerful images of #ThisFlag and #Tajamuka Zimbabwean protest solidarity in Cape Town

    Here’s What We Know About #ZimShutDown2016
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    07 July 2016

    Here’s What We Know About #ZimShutDown2016

    A citizen-organized “stay-away” in response to Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe’s corrupt government and the nation’s collapsed economy has transformed the capital Harare into a ghost town.

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