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Illustration of "How African presidents leave power, and what it says about the continent’s democratic soul" by Wellington Muzengeza

How African presidents leave power, and what it says about the...

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Zimbabwe’s Long Night: From the 2017 coup to the constitutional regression of CAB3 (Picture illustration via Wellington Muzengeza)

Zimbabwe’s Long Night: From the 2017 coup to the constitutional regression...

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Wellington Muzengeza is a Political Risk Analyst and Urban Strategist offering incisive insight on urban planning, infrastructure, leadership succession, and governance reform across Africa’s evolving post‑liberation urban landscapes.

I will not think in straight lines: Wellington Muzengeza defends complexity...

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Wellington Muzengeza is a Political Risk Analyst and Urban Strategist offering incisive insight on urban planning, infrastructure, leadership succession, and governance reform across Africa’s evolving post‑liberation urban landscapes.

Breaking Zimbabwe’s ethanol monopoly: Why energy justice must trump cartel capture

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Wellington Muzengeza and Rejoice Ngwenya in discussion (Picture Supplied)

Rejoice Ngwenya’s comparative lens on Zimbabwe’s constitutional amendments

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Morgan Tsvangirai, former prime minister of Zimbabwe and leader of the Movement for Democratic Change party, gives a speech at Chatham House think-tank in London on Friday, 25 July 2014 — Photo by Dominic Dudley via DepositPhotos.com

Morgan Tsvangirai at 74: What would he say about the current...

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Tulbagh, Western Cape, South Africa. 28 February 2024. Large fuel tanker delivering fuel to a service station in Tulbach, Western Cape, South Africa. — Photo by Petertt via DepositPhotos.com

Fuelling Deception: How Zimbabwe’s pricing policies betray citizens

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Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa with a "God is in it T-Shirt" (Picture via Facebook - Nelson Chamisa)

Zimbabwe’s opposition illusion: Charisma, collapse, and the ZANU-PF machine

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From reform to repression: Assessing Tanzania’s democratic decline under Suluhu Hassan

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Former Zimbabwean Member of Parliament, Job Sikhala, together with his uncle Alexander Thema, were released on R10,000 bail each. (Picture via National Prosecution Authority)

Silencing the Future: How Repression Betrays Africa’s Promise

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