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Chipinge visually impaired man and two elderly women denied inputs
26 Dec 2015 at 14:31hrs | Views
A visually impaired man and two women from Nyerere Village Musikavanhu in Chipinge Manicaland were reportedly recently denied farming imports by Zanu PF members just because their children were opposition party members.
Zimbabwe Peace Project reported that on 22 November 2015, a visually-impaired man and two elderly people of Ward 20, Nyerere Village in Musikavanhu Chipinge were denied access to free government inputs on grounds that their children were opposition party members.
"Each person was supposed to get two bags of fertilizer and a 10kg pack of seed maize, but the three were denied, despite their obvious vulnerability due to disability and old age," ZPP said.
Zimbabwe Peace Project reported that on 22 November 2015, a visually-impaired man and two elderly people of Ward 20, Nyerere Village in Musikavanhu Chipinge were denied access to free government inputs on grounds that their children were opposition party members.
"Each person was supposed to get two bags of fertilizer and a 10kg pack of seed maize, but the three were denied, despite their obvious vulnerability due to disability and old age," ZPP said.
Source - Byo24News
