Jennifer Koons
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Britain is home to hundreds of thousand of economic and political exiles, who follow developments in Zimbabwe with a mixture of fear and dread.
Extremist group could exploit chaos resulting from a US troop withdrawal to mount a comeback.
Analysts say proposal to stabilise the country sounds good, but has several potential pitfalls.
They hope their backing for Baghdad will help stabilise the country and curb Tehran.
Neither a political refugee nor a typical white Zimbabwean, Sara Catterall struggles to find a place in the expatriate community.
Grace Chouriri cares for fellow exiles because she says it makes her feel that she’s doing something good for her community.
Formerly a teacher in a private school, Joseph Masunungure can only dream of taking up a similar job in the UK.
Veteran human rights activist Rose Benton is resigned to more years of drawing attention to abuses in home country.
Award-winning reporter Sandra Nyaira says she’d be reduced to selling tomatoes on the street if she returned.