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  David Lomax obituary

  11 Sep 2014: Respected BBC current affairs journalist, he interviewed Idi Amin, talked to Irish terrorists, reported from Zimbabwe and covered the conflict in Beirut

• Grace Mugabe poised for political power in Zimbabwe

  6 Sep 2014: Speculation is growing that President Robert Mugabe may be grooming his 49-year-old wife for leadership

• The evolving role of libraries in the digital age

  27 Aug 2014: Letters: There would have been a time when one in three children without a book in the house would have demanded an enquiry into deprivation

• Doris Lessing's last gift: 3,000 books donated to public library in Zimbabwe

  26 Aug 2014:

  Books from collection owned by celebrated author, who died last year, to go to country where she lived for quarter of century

• Robert Mugabe visits China as critics condemn 'desperate' bid for investment

  26 Aug 2014: Zimbabwe's leader in political love-in with Xi Jinping after reports accuse him of selling out his country

• Zimbabwe’s Econet Wireless and the making of Africa’s first cashless society

  Guardian Professional, 18 Aug 2014: Strive Masiyiwa, founder of the pan-African telecommunications company, talks to Anna Leach about extending finance to the unbanked

• Chido Govera: transforming lives in rural Africa by growing mushrooms

  16 Aug 2014:

  Orphaned at the age of seven, Chido Govera escaped a life of poverty and abuse in rural Zimbabwe. Now she's an activist, travelling the world to help others change their lives. Interview by David Smith

• Guardian Africa's Instagram takeover – our highlights in pictures

  8 Aug 2014: We took over the reins of the Guardiannews Instagram account this week. A mixture of first-hand reporting, pictures from the web and the best from the continent’s Instagrammers
  

• Obama suggests US is better partner than China to African leaders

  5 Aug 2014: At summit in Washington, US president and top officials hail investment opportunities despite tangled relations and crises

• Zimbabwe journalists hail victory for free speech

  28 Jul 2014:

  Constitutional court rules that act violates rights

• Fanon documentary confronts fallacies about anti-colonial philosopher

  21 Jul 2014: Swedish filmmaker taps into the primary violence of the coloniser rather than the colonised, says Bhakti Shringarpure

• Thandie Newton: 'I needed to play someone who doesn't fit a stereotype'

  20 Jul 2014: The star talks to Kathryn Bromwich about her new film – Half of a Yellow Sun – Beyoncé's influence on girls, and the value of education

• Zimbabwe: successful operation to separate conjoined twins

  10 Jul 2014: A rare success for the country's healthcare system, the state of which Robert Mugabe blames on international sanctions

• World in a week: government crackdown on Christianity in China

  Guardian Professional, 4 Jul 2014: 30 June -4 July: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• Tony Blair deserves criticism but military intervention isn't always wrong

  3 Jul 2014: After Iraq, intervention is seen as inherently bad. But let's not forget the cost of failing to act in Rwanda, says Blessing-Miles Tendi

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