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A military coup is afoot in Zimbabwe: What's next for the embattled nation?

Those waters, in the shadow of Robert Mugabe's heritage, will take a few more generations of hard political work to clear

Grace Mugabe, Zimbabwe
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(Left to right) Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe with wife Grace Mugabe. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

David B Moore | The Conversation
Nobody is safe from the rages of Zimbabwe’s First Lady, “Dr. Amai” Grace Mugabe. There was the young South African model Grace lashed with extension cords. 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe’s longtime and usually trusted ally Emmerson Mnangagwa, was next in the firing line: he was sacked because his supporters allegedly booed her at a rally.
The consequences of her vengeance may have led to a coup headed by Zimbabwe’s army chief General Constantino Chiwenga, who is commonly perceived to be Mnangagwa’s protégé. But

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