On 21 August 2023, Zimbabwe’s National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) died peacefully in its sleep. It happened just two days before a general election that was bound to continue the tradition of violence and fear in Zimbabwe. There was no statement, no official ending festivities. Nothing. Just silence. Not even resistance. No solidarity...
About this briefing Today marks five years since seven people tragically lost their lives while 35 others were injured after the 2018 post-election violence that was witnessed in the country. In 2018, Zimbabwe held its first election post the Mugabe era, and many hoped that the election would mark the beginning of a new...
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