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Over seven million Zimbabweans now live outside the country, many fleeing the violence and repression under Robert Mugabe's regime.
Zimbabwe struggles with economic crises and corruption fears at the highest levels of government.
Inflation in Zimbabwe reached 100,000% in March 2008, making basic necessities unaffordable for millions of citizens.
In Zimbabwe's prisons, severe overcrowding, rampant disease, and starvation lead to dire human rights violations, as highlighted by politician Rory Bennett's accounts.
Two million Zimbabweans have fled to South Africa to escape the destruction of their homes and livelihoods under Robert Mugabe's controversial cleanup campaign.
Up to 900 farms have been invaded by supporters of Robert Mugabe's party, intensifying political tensions in Zimbabwe ahead of elections.
An estimated 5 million Zimbabweans are eligible to vote in the 2002 presidential elections, amid reports of intimidation and violence against opposition supporters.
More than 80 people have been killed and 200 are missing in Zimbabwe since the first round of voting in March 2008 amid escalating political violence.
Robert Mugabe's land reform in Zimbabwe leads to violent land seizures from white farmers, igniting unrest and exposing government corruption.
Mugabe's land reforms cause violence, displacing thousands and leaving hundreds dead.
More than 3.2 million Zimbabweans live outside their country, with many hoping to return to vote in the upcoming elections amid ongoing political challenges.
66,000 elephants roam Zimbabwe, where the debate over culling and hunting intensifies as their population grows faster than that of humans.
Approximately 4,500 wealthy white landowners in Zimbabwe faced land confiscation under Robert Mugabe's controversial reform program starting in 1998.
Three young Zimbabweans return home from South Africa to vote in the elections, facing food shortages and an economy in crisis.
Zimbabwe faces a crackdown on protests, with security forces arresting members and causing violence.
The Marange diamond fields in Zimbabwe, site of a massacre, raise ethical concerns about diamond mining and the country's future in the global trade.
Zimbabwe has the world's lowest life expectancy at 37 years for men and 34 years for women, as economic collapse leaves citizens struggling for basic necessities.
Zimbabwe celebrates the fall of Robert Mugabe, but faces challenges under Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Only one in four Millennials globally view democracy as essential, compared to three quarters of those born in the 1930s.
Walter Palmer faces backlash in Minneapolis after killing Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe.
EasyJet's share price rose 80% in 2012, bringing the airline close to joining the FTSE 100 amid a challenging UK economy.
Zimbabwe faces severe repression as activists like Oh Burt Masaru fight for teachers' rights.
Putin promises free grain to six African nations amid rising global prices.
Putin's Russia Africa Summit in Saint Petersburg sees low attendance from African leaders.
Robert Mugabe endorses Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa before Zimbabwe's crucial elections.
This week, President Robert Mugabe visits China but secures only a $2 billion deal.
Robert Mugabe's transformation from a celebrated revolutionary leader to a tyrannical dictator in Zimbabwe illustrates the complexities of post-colonial governance.
Immigrants in Johannesburg face hostility and challenges in South Africa today.
Southern African leaders meet as UK economic data is released this week amid Brexit talks.
Zimbabweans in South Africa face deportation as residency permits expire in June.
The army's takeover in Zimbabwe signals a potential end to Robert Mugabe's long rule.
Zimbabwe's election campaign reveals deep divisions and hopes for change in Matabeleland.
The night train from Harare to Bulawayo illustrates the decline of Zimbabwe's economy, highlighting the challenges faced by vendors like Wisdom amid political change.
Nelson Chamisa leads the MDC Alliance in a tense election against Zanu-PF in Zimbabwe.
Robert Smart's family returns to their farm after eviction by Mugabe's government in June.
Zimbabwe's economy collapses as Emerson Manager Gua seeks help from Mutulu and faces food shortages.
South African envoys meet Robert Mugabe on Thursday to address Zimbabwe's military takeover.
Emmerson Mnangagwa urges Zimbabweans to unite for national rebuilding in a Sky News interview.
Morgan Tsvangirai speaks at Zimbabwe's largest ever election rally with 100,000 supporters.
A 58-minute interview reveals Robert Mugabe's strong beliefs about land as central to Zimbabwe's politics and economy.
