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the article talks about the issues which have arisen from his appointment as a UN leader for tourism

Article tells that Bobby Mugabe had signed an agreement that would mean Zimbabwe, along with Zambia will co-host the UN's World Tourism Organisation general assembly. The Movement for Democratic Change cannot understand why Mugabe has signed this document, seeing as Big Bobby has travel sanctions placed on him and arguing that Zimbabwe is not a safe country for tourism.

Gives you current even news on the Zimbabwe, not only about the politics but about the local news. Gives you about 10 headlines per day about Zimbabwe.

Website is very useful for recent updates and opinionated papers. It is useful as a resource for updates on Robert Mugabe and his current policies. Use the search bar to specify search. Not overly relevant to the time period of focus.

Talks about what Mugabe did to earn the title as "Africa's Hitler". Mentions his role in fighting for liberation, as well as his collision with the West. Compares Mugabe to Bush, and other "brutal" leaders. Also talks about how Western governments plan to drive him from power.

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This Youtube video discusses about how propaganda and classes of communism, Maoism, and Leninist-Marxism can brainwash the black Natives into becoming radical terrorists. Their anti-imperialistic approach makes them want to kill/ massacre white missionaries. In response, the missionaries are stunned of the 'communist attack' because these missionaries felt that they worked for the well-being of the Natives.

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This link leads to a page containing graphic images. The images depict ZANU or ZAPU members who were dismembered and mutilated by the member's of the other nationalist organization on the grounds of being suspected of having connections to white Rhodesia. Apparently it was a common tool used to frame the rival group, and these practices still remain common in African conflicts today, as they are effective in scaring off potential enemies.

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a video promoting the british south african police. it includes the rhodesian national anthem, but thats about all it tells you.

Very useful visuals that shows the gradual change in Zimbabwe. Not a lot of detail. No text involved.

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This article discusses J. Ross Baugham's field experience in 1977 when he joined a Rhodesian troop during the nationalist uprisings as a neutral and objective journalist. Most of his images captured the atrocities committed by the Rhodesian forces, and the first section of the article details some of the mechanics of these. Despite this, the article's value should not be overstated, as most it pertains to Baugham's personal experience, and not to the historical context of the conflict. Sadly, most of the article deals with the criticism Baugham received, as well as some of the awards he won for the three rolls of film he managed to smuggle out of the area, past Rhodesian authorities.

this source has a lot of rhetorical questions and insights that promote a lot of critical thinking; however it is evident that there is slight uncertainty with words. the selection of primary sources that the author has used could also have been selected to improve the author's main point, and there is room for the reader to think along with the author's predictions of the future.

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A profile of Zimbabwe...as the title suggests. A timeline that details Zimbabwe before the Settlers arrived as well as when they came and the important events in the history such as the Land Apportionment Act, which restricts black Africans the access to land ownership. And many more

A guide for a film made by PBS about Zimbabwe, particularly Mugabe's relationship with white Africans. From page 8 onwards, it gives a brief history of Zimbabwe's colonial history, discusses the land distribution in Rhodesia, and the land reforms undertaken by Mugabe. It is particularly useful for assessing the challenges in the formation of modern Zimbabwe, but focuses on the period from 2000 onwards.

Gives a brief history to the background of Zimbabwe, as well as its fight for independence. Focuses on Mugabe's land and economic reform. Also includes "discussion questions". I think this article would be good for some background information, or as a pre-reading.