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Susan Njanji
Journalist based in Johannesburg.
AFP / Alexander Joe

Zimbabwe's 'end of an error'

Friday 11 October 2019

"I had just stepped out of the shower, wrapped in a bath towel and my hair dripping, when the sound on my cell phone filled me with dread," writes Johannesburg-based journalist Susan Njanji. 

"The ringtone signalled that messages were pouring into a WhatsApp group that was usually very quiet. One glance at the screen confirmed it -- 'this death is going to happen exactly the way I had been hoping to avoid,' I thought before frantically starting a long flurry of calls."

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AFP / Tony Karumba

Proud of Zimbabwe at last

Monday 18 December 2017

"When Zimbabwe won its independence from Britain in 1980, I was just 14 and going to school in a small town west of Harare," writes Susan Njanji, a correspondent based in South Africa. "I don’t remember the euphoria that swept the country and didn’t know who revolutionary leader Robert Mugabe was. But I'll never forget the days that he was removed from power 37 years later."

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