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🌍 Diaspora9 March 2026·2 min read·

Zimbabwe Vigil protests outside London embassy on 7 March 2026

Source: zimbabwesituation

Zimbabwean diaspora activists gathered outside the Zimbabwe Embassy in London on 7 March 2026 for their regular vigil protesting human rights abuses and the lack of democracy under ZANU PF. The vigil is a long-running demonstration by Zimbabweans in the UK calling for political accountability in their home country. Attendees included Bwanya Asa, Elizabeth Chitenga, Shepherd Gandanga, and others.

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