The former teacher lives in a dense suburb of Mutare, a city on the foothills of the Manica Highlands in eastern Zimbabwe. After 38 years of service, he expected to enjoy his pension when he retired in 2019. Instead, the monthly payout of $15 000 (US$154) has forced him to work as a poultry farmer and salesman to make ends meet.
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