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MDC-T disowns jailed Bindura mayor

by Staff reporter

11 Mar 2013 at 06:28hrs | 3943 Views

MDC-T has categorically distanced itself from jailed Bindura mayor Ivory Matanhire saying the party had already sacked her for corruption but she had jumped ship and joined Zanu-PF.

Matanhire was jailed for 6 months for stealing $460 from the Mash Central capital given to her as travel allowance.

Source - DN

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