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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 30.03.2018 | 18:00 UTC Zimbabwe: Grace Mugabe's farm invaded by gold diggers Gold panners shouted obscenities at the former first lady when she tried to confront them as they mined for the precious metal. Unsuccessful in her attempt to evict them, Mugabe has filed a police complaint. Zimbabwe's former First Lady Grace Mugabe investigated for ivory smuggling Zimbabweans livid over first lady Grace Mugabe Zimbabwe court orders payment to farmers evicted by Grace Mugabe Zimbabwe: Emmerson Mnangagwa sworn in as president Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe resigns Opinion: the Mugabe era is over, the old regime is not Zimbabwe first lady Grace Mugabe leaves South Africa despite assault claim Sierra Leone heads into hotly contested election runoff The country will choose a new president on Saturday in a final runoff between Samura Kamara and Julius Maada Bio following a delay instigated by fraud allegations from the ruling party. Life after Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone People of Sierra Leone set to go to polls, finally Interview with Goodluck Jonathan on Sierra Leone elections Sierra Leone mudslide victims still wait for help Sierra Leone after Ebola Sierra Leone president and ex-deputy caught in a political quagmire Sierra Leone: Temporary ban on runoff election lifted Zimbabwe: Exclusive interview with Pastor Evan Mawarire Mawarire is best known as the founder of the #MyFlag movement. He believes Zimbabwean politics has the opportunity to change for the better — but the power to do so lies in the hands of citizens. #ThisFlag: The man behind the hashtag that shut Zimbabwe down Zimbabwe activist Evan Mawarire found not guilty of subversion 'ThisFlag' opposition leader, Pastor Evan Mawarire, arrested in Zimbabwe #ThisFlag shuts down Zimbabwe   © Deutsche Welle 2018