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The Duke of Sussex has visited Angola and walked through a landmine field as she famously did in 1997///CRIMSON TAZVINZWA
The royals visited Waves for Change, an organization that supports children’s mental health through surfing. They were caught getting involved with the dancing in a clip shared online//By BECCA LONGMIRE; FT
Zimbabweans in the UK react to the death of Robert Mugabe, who has died aged 95///BBC NEWS
The independence icon turned authoritarian leader, who was ousted in a military coup in 2017, had a powerful influence on many who live in the UK.
The reaction to his death has been far from clear-cut – a fact acknowledged by the British government in a statement from No. 10: “There will be mixed emotions in Zimbabwe at today’s news.”
But the mixed feelings are not unique to those living in Zimbabwe, where he ruled for 37 years. Zimbabweans who moved to the UK during Mr Mugabe’s presidency spoke to the BBC about how they will remember him.
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