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No Title. No Utilities. No Problem. Inside the Zimbabwean Ruling Party’s Land-for-Votes Scheme.
No Title. No Utilities. No Problem. Inside the Zimbabwean Ruling Party’s Land-for-Votes Scheme. HARARE, ZIMBABWE — A political party card,…
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Chinese Quarry Deal Rattles Zimbabwe Farmers
Chinese Quarry Deal Rattles Zimbabwe Farmers Linda MujuruPrimrose Garande says a nearby Chinese-owned quarry mine is threatening grazing lands for…
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How Zimbabwe’s Health System Profits From the Dead
How Zimbabwe’s Health System Profits From the Dead Linda MujuruEmily Muchabaiwa comforts her sister-in-law, Antonette Chisango, as she mourns the…
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Zimbabwe’s Capital Contaminated Its Water. Now, Residents Must Pay to Use It.
Zimbabwe’s Capital Contaminated Its Water. Now, Residents Must Pay to Use It. Linda MujuruThe Mukuvisi River feeds Lake Chivero, Harare’s…
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When Migrants Vanish: Families Quietly Endure Uncertainty
When Migrants Vanish: Families Quietly Endure Uncertainty Linda MujuruLainah Guyo holds a photograph, taken in 2004, of her and her…
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Surplus of Elephants Inspires Anguish, Debate
Surplus of Elephants Inspires Anguish, Debate Fortune Moyo An elephant named Themba, which means “trust” in the Ndebele language, has…
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Indigenous Residents Could Be Forced From Land
Indigenous Residents Could Be Forced From Land Linda MujuruMkachana Chali with some of the more than 60 goats he raises.…
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Forensic Evidence Failures Obstruct Justice
Forensic Evidence Failures Obstruct Justice HARARE, ZIMBABWE — Josephine Mano vividly recalls the night she lost her 7-year-old niece. “She…
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Paying for Access: Even Public Services Have a Price
Paying for Access: Even Public Services Have a Price HARARE, ZIMBABWE — As Zimbabwe’s economy craters and salaries lose their…
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Struggling Satellite Schools Reflect Zimbabwe’s Failed Promises to Farmers
Struggling Satellite Schools Reflect Zimbabwe’s Failed Promises to Farmers Linda Mujuru Sixth-grade students Ruvimbo Chambe (left), 12, and Blessing Tinarwo,…
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