Zimbabwe
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Kingston, Ont. artists partners with artist from ZimbabweChaka Chikodzi and Rhonda Evans, who operates Kingston's Glocca Mora Farms, hope to fill a shipping container with items for Chikodzi's home village of Nhakiwa.CanadaOct 12, 2023
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Kingston art exhibit aims to shed light on African SculptorsGunguo Art & History farm is hoping to help bring sculptors from around Africa to the public eye in KingstonEntertainmentMay 22, 2023
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Calgary man battles discrimination and pandemic in effort to open new restaurantA Calgary man took the bold step of officially opening a new restaurant in the city on Monday, taking on the pandemic and racism in the process.Feb 15, 2021
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Half of Zimbabwe’s population facing severe hunger amid drought: UNA UN expert said Zimbabwe is on the brink of man-made starvation.WorldDec 3, 2019
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Foreign leaders, supporters honour Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe at state funeralMugabe led Zimbabwe for 37 years, from independence until he was ousted by the army in November 2017. He died in a Singapore hospital on Sept. 6 aged 95.WorldSep 14, 2019
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Robert Mugabe’s body arrives in Zimbabwe, burial site still unannouncedThe former leader’s body will be displayed at historic locations for several days before burial at a site that is still unannounced.WorldSep 11, 2019
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Robert Mugabe’s polarizing legacy: A look at Zimbabwe’s farm sector collapseTo his foes, it was a lawless grab for power and wealth that nearly destroyed the country.WorldSep 6, 2019
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Zimbabwe police used excessive force during anti-government protests: Human rights groupsZimbabwe's police used tear gas, arrests and beatings Friday to quell anti-government protests.WorldAug 16, 2019
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What It Takes: An immigrant’s journey from Zimbabwe to CanadaWhen Fadzaiishe Ziramba was three, her parents left Zimbabwe for Canada. She wouldn't see them for five years, when she was finally able to come to Canada, too.CanadaAug 14, 2019
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Sunnybrook Hospital donates 32 incubators to Thrive Project ZimbabweIt’s difficult to fathom but the sad reality is a staggering number of mothers and babies in Zimbabwe die during birth from causes that are often preventable.HealthJun 20, 2019
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