Performing Power in Zimbabwe

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The book critically explores how legal proceedings in Zimbabwe post-2000 serve as a cover for political oppression, revealing the complexities of justice in a repressive regime. It delves into specific political trials, analyzing their implications for democracy and human rights. Through detailed case studies, the author highlights the intersection of law and politics, questioning the integrity of the judicial system and its role in perpetuating authoritarian control.