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THE UNDERRATED PRESIDENT, THE OVERRATED VICE PRESIDENT AND THE OVERRATED OPPOSITION:Zimbabwe’s greatest political misunderstanding may be that we keep mistaking popularity, mythology and noise for strategy.

Reason Wafawarova Zimbabwean politics has produced a rather fascinating intellectual problem. We may be dealing with an underrated President, an overrated Vice President and an equally overrated

THE UNDERRATED PRESIDENT, THE OVERRATED VICE PRESIDENT AND THE OVERRATED OPPOSITION:Zimbabwe’s greatest political misunderstanding may be that we keep mistaking popularity, mythology and noise for strategy.

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THE UNDERRATED PRESIDENT, THE OVERRATED VICE PRESIDENT AND THE OVERRATED OPPOSITION: Zimbabwe’s greatest political misunderstanding may be that we keep mistaking popularity, mythology and noise for strategy. By Reason Wafawarova Zimbabwean politics has produced a rather fascinating intellectual problem. We may be dealing with an underrated President, an overrated Vice President and an equally overrated […]

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