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One day in Harare
Inflation may be running at 7,000 per cent, yet in many respects life goes on as before in Zimbabwe. Harare is in a bad way, but at least its hospitals are clean
Oration for a dead hero
My husband died a national hero, exalted by the president. But I know them both for worthless dogs
Subject: Short storiesPetina Gappah
Petina Gappah is a writer and lawyer. She lives and works in Geneva
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