Zimbabwe: Rogue Soldiers Invade Shops, Impose Own Prices

22 October 2018

THREE men clad in army uniform on Wednesday went on a rampage, forcing Mutasa shop owners, "at knife point", to reduce prices of selected goods they went on to purchase, an MP from the area has reported.

Trevor Saruwaka reported weekend that Farai Siduli, Rufaro Mashayanembwa and an unnamed driver of a Toyota Corolla, registration number ACD2000, descended on God's Will General Dealer run by Cleopas Sarupinda at Sarupinda Business Centre in Mutasa Central and demanded that certain goods have their prices lowered, at least for the short period they were in the shop.

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