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Zimbabwe’s economy crashed – so how do citizens still cling to myths of urban and economic success?

By Kristina Pikovskaia, Leverhulme Early Career Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh

Economic crises since the 1990s led to a sharp rise in Zimbabwe’s informal economy, hence some call the country a nation of vendors.

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