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Zimbabwe: Opposition Parties Scoff at Govt's Security Offer
New Zimbabwe, 26 June 2018
Opposition political parties have scoffed at the government’s offer of State security to presidential candidates, following the claimed bomb attack at a Zanu PF rally last… Read more »
Opposition Parties In Zimbabwe Reject Govt's Security Offer
Presidential candidates who will contest in the July 30 election have rejected the government's offer of State security, with some preferring to be given money to pay the security of their choice. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga made the pledge following the bomb attack at President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rally in Bulawayo.
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga (file photo).
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