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Police decline to clear MDC-T candidates

by Ndou Paul

26 Jun 2013 at 14:44hrs | 3915 Views

Police at Mutare Rural Police today refused to sign clearance papers for aspiring MDC-T candidates in the next local government elections claiming that they had no receipt books to account for the fees charged.

The reluctance by the police forced the MDC-T candidates to travel to Mutare Central Police at a cost in order to have their papers cleared ahead of filing their papers at the Nomination Court on Friday.

Source - Byo24News

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