Zimbabwe Families Face Hunger Amid Economic Turmoil
In Mabvuku near Harare families endure shortages and soaring prices as cooking oil, rice, and eggs vanish from shelves. Rents, electricity, and schooling costs soar with inflation, while lines for fuel grow long. Chipo Riusika, a security guard, struggles to send four children to school as the regime’s grip and food scarcity deepen hardship.
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