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Zimbabwe remains committed to peaceful coexistence and good relations with all nations. The recent reports of Zimbabweans being forced to flee parts of South Africa are deeply concerning, as many have left behind their businesses, spouses of South African origin, children, and livelihoods. Such situations carry significant humanitarian and... show more

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