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Misery in Zimbabwe as citizens face 19-hour power cuts

A Zimbabwean boy does his homework using a candle.

A Zimbabwean boy does his homework using a candle. Zimbabwean authorities have been imposing up to 19 hours of cuts each day, usually turning on power between midnight and 5am. PHOTO | JEKESAI NJIKIZANA | AFP

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What you need to know:

  • Since last week, the authorities have been imposing up to 19 hours of cuts each day, usually turning on power between midnight and 5am.

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