*By Dhriti Sharan Not much has changed for Zimbabwe since the exit of its authoritarian ex-prime minister Robert Mugabe in a military coup in 2017 after year-long protests.

Zimbabwe escalating crisis: Common people bear the brunt

Zimbabwean businessman Munya Chihota's face lights up when he recalls taking part in a march last year with tens of thousands of people calling for then-president Robert Mugabe to step down.

A year after Mugabe's fall, Zimbabwe yearns for upswing

The generals wanted Mugabe to go, but they also wanted a peaceful 'coup,' one that would not irreparably tarnish the administration aiming to take over, according to multiple military and political sources

The inside story of Mugabe's downfall

Zimbabwe soldiers blocked thousands of protesters as they tried to march on embattled President Robert Mugabe's official residence in Harare on Saturday

Zimbabwe army stops crowd marching on Mugabe's official home

'We demand respect for the constitution, a return to the constitutional order and we will never accept the military coup d'etat,' Alpha Conde said in an interview with French journalists in Paris

Zimbabwe crisis: African Union chief says 'will never accept military coup'

The newspaper published a story with a headline saying 'No military takeover' on their front page instead

Main Zimbabwe newspaper completely misses news of coup

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