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Robert Mugabe

  • Robert Mugabe, Former Head of Zimbabwe, Dies At 95
    Robert Mugabe, Former Head of Zimbabwe, Dies At 95
    HARARE, Zimbabwe—Robert Mugabe, the former leader of Zimbabwe forced to resign in 2017 after a 37-year rule marred in its later stages by economic turmoil, disputed elections and human rights ...
    September 6, 2019BY The Associated Press
  • Zimbabwe Rights Violations Raise Fears of Return to Authoritarian Rule
    Zimbabwe Rights Violations Raise Fears of Return to Authoritarian Rule
    Ellen Juru could not hide her grief as she stared at a photograph of her son clad in ...
    January 31, 2019BY Sally Nyakanyanga
  • From Gabon to Zimbabwe, African Presidents Are Under Siege
    From Gabon to Zimbabwe, African Presidents Are Under Siege
    It's sometimes democracy as we know it—albeit with twists and turns—but there is certainly a new appetite for ...
    September 4, 2016BY Stephen Chan
  • Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Makes a Doomed Pitch to London’s Big Businesses
    Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Makes a Doomed Pitch to London’s Big Businesses
    Zimbabwe has no money, and its government has no fiscal plan. Its reserves are emptied, tax revenues are ...
    July 6, 2016BY Stephen Chan
  • Riots, Slowdown, and Corruption Eat Away at Southern Africa’s Promise
    Riots, Slowdown, and Corruption Eat Away at Southern Africa’s Promise
    These are dark days for southern Africa.
    May 10, 2016BY Stephen Chan
  • Decline and Decay: a Sobering Trip Through Southern Africa
    Decline and Decay: a Sobering Trip Through Southern Africa
    I spent most of August 2015 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Zambia—a depressing and mournful tour indeed.
    September 6, 2015BY Stephen Chan
  • Zimbabwe Has Only $217 in Its Public Bank Account
    Zimbabwe Has Only $217 in Its Public Bank Account
    The government of Zimbabwe only has $217 in its public account after paying public workers last week, the ...
    January 30, 2013BY Alex Johnston
  • Zimbabwe Activists Fined for Showing Arab Spring Video
    Zimbabwe Activists Fined for Showing Arab Spring Video
    Zimbabwe fined six activists $500 and forced them to do 420 hours of community service for discussing the ...
    March 21, 2012BY Alex Johnston
  • Q&A on Zimbabwe
    Q&A on Zimbabwe
    Many world leaders and analysts agree that current Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe illegitimately claimed victory in a run-off ...
    July 3, 2008BY Denise Benson
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