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Author: Chipo Dendere

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Chipo Dendere

Dr Chipo Dendere is Visiting Assistant Professor of African Politics at Gettysburg College. Her primary research is on the democratisation in Africa focusing on the survival dominant parties, the impact of migration on sending countries and the evolving impact of social media in Africa politics.

  • An MDC-T 2018 election rally at Mkoba Stadium, Gweru. Credit: MDC Zimbabwe.
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    July 27, 2017
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    Zimbabwe: The opposition’s urban voter problem

    Towns and cities used to be safe MDC strongholds. Not anymore. As Zimbabwe heads for elections in 2018, all the economic warning signs are there for ...
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