Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa quits

Dirty tricks, alleged impostors, systems stacked against him: Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader walks away from his party, accusing the ruling ZANU-PF of using underhand tactics to torpedo the CCC. Nelson Chamisa’s critics say he’s to blame for the failure. Also, Ghana’s first treason case in half a century ends in a death-by-hanging sentence for six people convicted over a coup plot in 2019. And we look back at the satisfyingly turbulent group stages of the Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast, with FRANCE 24’s Elom Toble.