Political Turmoil and Agricultural Protests in Zimbabwe and Japan

This chapter explores the political unrest in Zimbabwe, focusing on President Mnangagwa's attempts at extending his rule amidst corruption and economic collapse, alongside the public's demand for regime change. It shifts to Japan, where rice farmers are protesting against government policies that have exacerbated a rice shortage, revealing the challenges faced by an aging agricultural population. The chapter highlights the contrasting political landscapes and public frustrations in both countries, underscoring the complexities of governance and public policy.