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A quiet day in Harare after Zimbabwe’s shutdown call Original

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By Haru Mutasa Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Harare, Zimbabwe – Harare’s streets have been quieter than usual as residents wait to see whether a call for a nationwide shutdown against constitutional changes would lead to protests. The first thing that stood out was the traffic. Cars on the roads leading into the city centre on Friday were fewer than usual. The morning rush hour that normally fills the capital’s streets was missing, and the journey into Harare’s central business district was quicker than expected.
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Drought in the east, floods in the south: Africa battered by climate change Original

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By Haru Mutasa Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Chokwe District, Mozambique – I have been reporting on climate change stories for nearly all of this month. It wasn’t planned – it just ended up like that. A routine deployment to Kenya saw me head to the Kenya-Somalia border in Mandera town for a drought story. At the time, there was hardly any international news coverage on this drought in the Horn of Africa. I was not expecting anything dramatic. I was wrong. The drought is bad.
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Mozambique violence: Regional leaders meet to discuss escalation

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By Haru Mutasa Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Leaders from Southern Africa are holding a virtual summit on Monday to discuss regional issues. A recent uptick in violence in Mozambique is expected to be high on the agenda. There are concerns attacks by armed groups could spill over into neighbouring countries. Al Jazeera’s Haru Mutasa reports from neighbouring Zimbabwe. SOURCE: Al Jazeera News
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