Zimbabwe: Autocratic Entrenchment As the World Turns a Blind Eye Towards Zimbabwe

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Zimbabweans are calling for an end to the predatory, rapacious and brutal military regime that has thrown their country into despair and misery

Zimbabweans plan to take to the streets on 31 July to protest against state corruption. Economic conditions are dire, with inflation surging to 737.3% in June alone and civil liberties tentatively restored after Mugabe's ousting, are being systematically trampled on again. Economic mismanagement reached new heights when the ruling party shut down the securities exchange and mobile money transactions on which up to 90% of Zimbabwe's citizens rely. Formal sector employment has all but dried up.

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