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Zimbabwe: Army Chief Chiwenga Could Be Tipped for VP Post - Reports
News24Wire, 5 December 2017
Zimbabwe's army chief Constantino Chiwenga is reportedly earmarked for one of the country's two deputy president posts, a reports say. Read more »
Zimbabwe Defence Forces Commander, General Constantino Chiwenga, is reportedly earmarked for one of the country's two deputy president posts ahead of Zanu-PF's extraordinary congress. Chiwenga was widely believed to have orchestrated the military takeover which resulted in former president Robert Mugabe resigning after 37 years in power.
Zimbabwe service chiefs (file photo).
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