Richard MudarikiMany immigrants were entrepreneural and started informal businesses, 2021Oil on canvas56 x 54 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiMany immigrants were religious, and sought assistance from the church, 2022Acrylic on canvas57 x 52 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiDemocratic processes in Zimbabwe were rigged, 2023Acrylic on canvas56 x 42 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiCOVID 19 led to the death of many immigrants, 2024Acrylic on canvas62 x 67 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiAdvocate Simba Chitando represented immigrants in court, challenging the termination of their immigration papers. The Pretoria High Court ruled in favor of immigrants, 2023Acrylic on canvas57 x 47 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiMany immigrants looked for employment in local newspapers, 2021Acrylic on canvas57 x 52 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiBecause of Covid-19 there was a hold up at the border, as each person had to be tested & provide a document showing a negative result, 2021Oil on canvas53.5 x 57 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiThey shared rooms and lived in cramped spaces, 2021Acrylic on canvas57 x 47 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiSome immigrants where attacked by locals and burnt alive by necklacing, 2023Acrylic on canvas42 x 42 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiSome immigrants worked night shifts as security guards or in factories, 2023Acrylic on canvas57 x 52 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiPrices of basic commodities in Zimbabwe were high, 2021Oil on canvas56 x 53.5 cmMy collectionSave
Richard MudarikiSome immigrants who came to seek medical attention were treated with disdain by health officials, 2023Acrylic on canvas42 x 42 cmMy collectionSave
Richard Mudariki unclaimed