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by John Welford
Zimbabwe is a landlocked country situated in Southern Africa, bordered by Zambia, Botswana, South Africa and Mozambique. In Zimbabwe, elections are held after every five years to choose a new government. Zimbabwe's 2008 elections
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Another hope for democracy fell in Africa. On July 22, 2008, incumbent ruler, Robert Mugabe maintained his dominance of Zimbabwe. He maintained his hold on the presidency after a devestating, but disputed, electoral victory.
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by Barry Marcus
Crisis? What Crisis?
Zimbabwe had a long journey to escape colonialism. As the British looked likely to pull out in the early sixties, Ian Smith took control with his Unilateral Declaration of Independence.
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