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  1. Political challenges in Zimbabwe may lead to mass migration into South Africa, while the Senate approved Mnangagwa's term extension until 2030.

Election theft in Zimbabwe is fueling a migration crisis, while South African leadership supports the incumbent election results.

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Election theft in Zimbabwe is fueling a migration crisis, while South African leadership supports the incumbent election results.

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  1. A professor studies the political impact of voter exit in Zimbabwe, alongside reports of Zimbabwean migration to South Africa and the UK.Sub-event
  2. Zimbabwean election theft fuels migration crisis; SA leadership backs incumbent results.1 source

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