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A beacon of hope at independence in 1980, Zimbabwe has in recent years seen dramatic economic decline, social polarisation and a reversion to deeply entrenched patterns of coercion and authoritarianism in political life. This situation has intensified to the point of crisis, precipitating a debate that has far-reaching implications for Zimbabwe, the southern region and the vision for an African renaissance.
Zimbabwe: Injustice and Political Reconciliation offers the views of an array of Zimbabwean commentators on key areas to transition out of crisis.
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