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WATCH: Retired soldiers can serve in Zimbabwe's government - Mutsvangwa

by Staff Reporter

20 Dec 2017 at 02:26hrs | Views

Chris Mutsvangwa, advisor of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, says retired soldiers can serve in Zimbabwe's government.

(Video: Mavis Gama)

Source - VOA

More on: #Mutsvangwa, #Mnangagwa, #Zanu-PF

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