Persecution of Student Activists in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a landlocked, developing country located in Southern Africa. A former British colony, Zimbabwe gained independence in 1980 partly through the efforts of many young decolonization activists who left school and work to join the Second Chimurenga War of 1966-1979.

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July 8, 2024

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Vongai Muswinu

2024 Winter Fellow

Vongai Muswinu is an Aeronautical Engineering student at the University of Zimbabwe in Harare, Zimbabwe. She is passionate about Pan-Africanism, technology and creativity. She aspires to be a change maker who will spearhead progress on the African Continent.

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