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Much a coup about nothing? Was Zimbabwe's 2017 ‘military-assisted change of government' an ‘unconstitutional change of government' as defined by applicable international law? Did the relevant international bodies respond to it in accordance with their own rules?
In November 2017, Zimbabwe was characterised by rampant economic issues, endemic corruption and increasing political unrest, especially factional unrest within the ruling ZANUPF party. Then-President Robert Mugabe always seemed too stubborn to ever leave office without a nudge, and in November 2017,...
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Department of Public Law
2023
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