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LISTEN: Felix Mafa was the most feared man by Robert Mugabe

by Staff Reporter

01 Apr 2018 at 06:36hrs | 5174 Views

Felix Magalela Mafa Sibanda was the most feared man by Robert Mugabe in 1981-1998 he was able to organize 181000 civil servants from the entire country. Gogo Makube testimony

Source - Zim Pac

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