the decimation of what was arguably one of southern africa's maybe most sophisticated places.ple talk about corruption but you should look at the symbiotic relationship between sanctions and corruption. i believe that sanctions are one of the main drivers of corruption in zimbabwe. at the end of the day, when you look at the timing of the sanctions, it has nothing to do with nonobservance of human rights and the rule of law. it has everything to do with the revolutionary lending program which began around february 2000. so zimbabwe is actually being published -- punished for embarking on something that was unheard of. i am sure those in power were taken aback. this country in southern africa, how dare they do that, take land from over 5000 white commercial farmers. that is unthinkable. let us make their economy scream. and boy, the economy did scream. mohammed: special envoy douhan says the unilateral sanctions and over compliance with the measures in their complexity had exacerbated pre-existing economic conditions, especially for those living in poverty, women, children, and

from johannesburg, piers pig who international crisis group, senior consultant for southern africa, and also from herrera e bow. mon dasa, director of the southern africa political economy series trust, thanks to you all for joining us today. we appreciate your time here on inside story. oh barrett, let me start with you. in the past, you've apologized for being part of opposition. party politicians in zimbabwe, who repeatedly called on the west to impose and maintain sanctions on zimbabwe. why did you apologize? yes, i apologize because i felt a intersection and soft reflection and then talk analysis. but i definitely been a very naive to run along with the sanctions under bobbie narrative. in fact, i think it was one of the most vocal, you know what it is, and then we're passionate that we're getting, you know, for sanctions to be imposed. in fact, i actually thought then that the functions would actually digital and i was like, look at the way but more sanctions strong, our biggest actions. and on further reflection, i didn't realize that no, i think maybe my conceptualization of 2 o

also fund herrera e bow. mendoza, director of the southern africa political economy series. trust, thanks to you all for joining us today. we appreciate your time here on inside story. oh barry, let me start with you in the past, you've apologized for being part of opposition. party politicians in zimbabwe, who repeatedly called on the west to impose and maintain sanctions on zimbabwe. why did you apologize? yes, i apologize because i felt a section and did talk reflection and then analysis. but i definitely been a very naive to run along with the sanctions under bobbie narrative. in fact, i think i was one of the most vocal of what it is and then we're passionate about getting, you know, 4 functions to be imposed. in fact, i actually thought then that the functions that actually digital and i was like look at the way been more sanctions strong, our biggest actions. and on further reflection, i didn't realize that no, i think maybe my conceptualization of 2 or a strict adult so called targeted sanctions was not exactly what, what didn't happen. i think that this is attempts

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mozambique has now agreed to accept troops from its allies in southern africa, before the jihadism spreadsis going to come to an end, and it'sjust creeping further and further down the coast. before we know it, we're going to see it right here on our doorstep. the mozambiquean military did not provide a response to the bbc. total told the bbc that... ancha and her family survived the crossing and reached the port of pemba. she gave birth to a healthy baby girl. ancha's husband is still missing. now, they are just two of thousands stuck in temporary camps. while the foreign contractors may have gone home, for many mozambicans, this crisis is their everyday reality. nearly 3,000 people are thought to have been killed and 700,000 displaced by insurgent attacks in mozambique since 2017. ancha named her baby after the boat that rescued them — �*esperanza' — it name means hope. hello. saturday was a soaker where you are. sunday will be a much brighter day. there'll still be showers around, its still going to be windy, but there will also be some spells of sunshine to be had as well. of course, l

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busy and of course, cubans even sacrificed their lives on our soil in southern africa. so we are concerned and the denial of opportunity, or for those 3 countries. you mentioned there that these countries supported south africa in it, struggle to obtain human rights. we have that being solidified in the durban declaration, 20th anniversary of the durban declaration. and yet you still have a number of countries including the u. s. including israel boycotting this conferences. this would appeared to cut against that promise to abolish racism. would it not? well, it's really, really disappointing that several countries decided to boycott our round table and did not participate in discussions on the a resolution that was unanimously adopted. i've been looking at to the list of countries that over time have boycotted, various events associated with the struggle against racism. as the number has grown from a bar to think. her 9 countries to $21.00 now says clear that there's some one doing work, mobilizing against the durbin declaration, and it's positive intentions, which are

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he's a research fellow at the chatham house, africa program, and also co author of swaziland, southern africa's forgotten crisis. he joins is now from johannesburg, a neighboring south africa. christopher, this isn't the 1st time we've seen protest they been going on for years and then really escalating since june. since then at least what 28 protesters have been killed with the little if any accountability. where do you see this or going you know, young evening and you're right to say that this has been going on. but what is different about what's going on this year is the length of time that the presidents have been going on and the way in which they have mobilized. so initially, this protest was box around by the death of the student, the circumstances around that was suspicious to lead to a, an initial protest that was mobilized by young people and young people using social media. then the pro democracy. we've got the pace with it for the 1st time. i think we're seeing a change in mind that people in, for the change in the rural areas around kind of what they want to see in terms of politic

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here power sharing agreements well in place to introduce a boat mendoza, who is the director of southern africa, political economy series trust and has also worked with the now detained sudanese prime minister abdullah hancock. he's with us from her aryans and bob, which is i thank you for your time. so what have you made of the events today? the military is trying to say that it had a duty that it had to do this. i wonder if i've just taken the for them easier option yeah, that's proverbial is rich. when comes the military, best, especially in a country like you done with it, becomes, is generalized over the tickets are what are my main concern is the safety of those were under house arrest, including my, my brother and colleague are humble or concerned about their safety and the hoping that such cost as outages it is being held in safeguarding via security done elsewhere here in the region here. what's the position that he was in prior to this with all is in fighting between the, the military and the civilian government. i mean, could he have ever made a difference and, and, and, and, and had

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