Moyo Blasts Zimbabwean Govt Newspaper Over 'Fake News'
Higher and Tertiary Minister Jonathan Moyo has accused The Herald newspaper of carrying out a vilification campaign against him at the order of Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Moyo is reportedly determined to stop Mnangagwa from succeeding the 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe but Mnangagwa seems to be fighting back through the state newspaper.
Minister Moyo Moyo rails against The Herald.
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