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Kasukuwere protest march planned for Friday - flier

by Staff reporter

10 Sep 2015 at 15:53hrs | Views

A SHADOWY Zanu-PF group calling itself the Revolutionary Guards is planning a protest march against the party's commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere.

He is accused of "unbridled ambition for high office as well as causing confusion and unnecessary fights in the ruling party".

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Kasukuwere protest march planned for Friday - flier

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