Zimbabwe's VP Mnangagwa Fires Warning Shots to Foes

Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa has for the first time come to the defence of the beleaguered Masvingo and Midlands provinces - urging them to unflinchingly stand by their own. This comes after First Lady Grace Mugabe said the two provinces were riddled with factionalism. Mnangagwa had until now remained silent inspite of being a recipient of relentless verbal attacks from President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace.

Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa (file photo).

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