Zimbabwe

Must Reads

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  HARARE

  Cotton Farmers Decry End of Cash Payments

  After the government began paying cotton growers in groceries, some decided that cultivating “white gold” — Zimbabwe’s second-biggest cash crop — wasn’t worth it.

  By Gamuchirai Masiyiwa
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  MUTARE

  Pandemic Boosts Effort to Improve Inmates’ Welfare

  By Evidence Chenjerai

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  MUTARE

  Honoring the Fallen — or the Murdered? Secrets Lie in Graves

  One group aims to honor those slain in Zimbabwe’s fight for independence. But the effort to exhume and rebury the dead is ripping open old wounds from the country’s past.

  By Evidence Chenjerai