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At its peak, the British Empire was valued at over $600 billion and controlled a quarter of the planet's land and population.
Robert Mugabe's life in Zimbabwe illustrates his evolution from a freedom fighter against colonialism to a leader associated with tyranny and economic collapse.
Over seven million Zimbabweans now live outside the country, many fleeing the violence and repression under Robert Mugabe's regime.
Inflation in Zimbabwe reached 100,000% in March 2008, making basic necessities unaffordable for millions of citizens.
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.
A 58-minute interview reveals Robert Mugabe's strong beliefs about land as central to Zimbabwe's politics and economy.
9,500 animals were poached in Zimbabwe last December, as farmers struggle against the consequences of government land reform policies.
In early 2015, Zimbabwean satirists and comics in Harare used social media to challenge Robert Mugabe's regime after a viral incident at a press conference.
Approximately 4,500 wealthy white landowners in Zimbabwe faced land confiscation under Robert Mugabe's controversial reform program starting in 1998.
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.
