#66: Alex Magaisa - Zimbabwe after Mugabe, plus ça change...

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The violent crackdown on Zimbabwe's opposition continues. Well-connected businessmen continue to strip the state of resources, despite famine conditions. The same politicians and securocrats maintain their grip. So what might drive change? We ask Alex Magaisa, a lawyer who helped draft Zimbabwe's constitution, and worked with the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai in the government of national unity in 2012-13. You can find him online @wamagaisa

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The violent crackdown on Zimbabwe's opposition continues. Well-connected businessmen continue to strip the state of resources, despite famine conditions. The same politicians and securocrats maintain their grip. So what might drive change? We ask...

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