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Mnangagwa billboard cut and taken away by unknown people

by Staff reporter

10 Jul 2018 at 11:56hrs | 7617 Views

A billboard of Zimbabwean President and the Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu-PF) leader Emmerson Mnangagwa at Christonbank turnoff has been cut and taken away by unknown people.

Adv Fortune Chasi broke the news,

Said Chais, "What remains of the President Mnangagwaâ€™s bill board at Christonbank turnoff after it was cut & taken away. Your guess is as good as mine. Only this stump remains."

What remains of the President Mnangagwaâ€™s bill board at Christonbank turnoff after it was cut & taken away. Your guess is as good as mine. Only this stump remains. â¦@263Chatâ© â¦@euinzimâ© â¦@AUobsUNâ© â¦@matigaryâ© â¦@CatrionaLaing1â© pic.twitter.com/p6AXZHC2yC
â€” Adv Fortune Chasi (@fortunechasi) July 10, 2018

Source - Byo24News

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