EVERY morning at 4.30am, Tendai, a secondary school teacher in Chitungwiza, begins a ritual shared by millions of Zimbabweans, the calculus of survival. He checks the morning’s informal exchange rate on a clandestine WhatsApp group, glances at a half-empty loaf of bread that now costs more than his daily commute, and wonders if his salary,…
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