Seven months into the new presidency, and just a month before elections - the first without Robert Mugabe since independence - Zimbabweans are telling a story of lost hope.
"What difference does it make? I don't expect the elections to change anything for me. I am just here trying to make ends meet and look after my family while I wait for my dying day," was what Nicodemus Nhete, a 58-year-old vendor in the streets of Harare, had to say about the forthcoming elections.
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