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Africa: Is Zimbabwe's New President Up to the Task?
IRIN, 24 November 2017
President Emmerson Mnangagwa shoulders the hopes of a nation for a new start Read more »
As the new era dawns for Zimbabwe, fear and hope has intermingled as citizens face a new administration under President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Having worked with Robert Mugabe for decades, questions surround the leadership skills of the man they call The Crocodile. Will he be the agent of change to transform the economy? Mnangagwa's response has been clear - he'll "hit the ground running", and prioritise encouraging investment to right the economy.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
A High Court judge in Zimbabwe has ruled that the military takeover leading to ex-President Robert Mugabe's resignation was legal, and therefore not a coup d'etat. At the same ... Read more »
Emmerson Mnangagwa has been inaugurated as president, as the Human Rights Watch group calls on the Zimbabwe Defence Forces to explain the claimed arrests and detention without ... Read more »
The departure of Mugabe represents neither the end of an era nor the birth of a new one. The ruling party and military will emerge stronger, taking the credit for his exit. The ... Read more »
The resignation of 93-year-old Robert Mugabe holds lessons for other African leaders who have become too fond of the trappings of power. Read more »
In the midst of the celebrations around Robert Mugabe's departure and the hope for a brighter future, Zimbabweans are being asked to remember that intra-party fighting for the ... Read more »
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