THE United Nations General Assembly’s election of Zimbabwe to a non-permanent seat on the 15-member Security Council for the 2027–2028 term is a watershed moment in contemporary African diplomacy. Securing an overwhelming 182 votes from the 193-member assembly, Harare has earned a direct stake in global statecraft, placing it at the heart of international peace,…
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