‘Seems it’s Always a Farce’: Zimbabweans in the Diaspora on Trying to Participate in the Upcoming Elections

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        ‘Seems it’s Always a Farce’: Zimbabweans in the Diaspora on Trying to Participate in the Upcoming Elections
    The challenges of voting, engaging elections online, and the politics of indifference in the Zimbabwean diaspora.
Tadiwa Madenga
July 27, 2018
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‘Seems it’s Always a Farce’: Zimbabweans in the Diaspora on Trying to Participate in the Upcoming Elections

The challenges of voting, engaging elections online, and the politics of indifference in the Zimbabwean diaspora.

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