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RDZ official's home set on fire

by Stephen Jakes

02 Mar 2016 at 14:05hrs | 1870 Views

The Renewal Democrats Zimbabwe official in Murehwa had his home set on fire by yet to be known assailants.

The Zimbabwe Peace Project reported that onn the night of 20 January 2016, it is alleged that Martin Zunza (not real name), a former MDC-T member in Mukarakate Village, Ward 8 in Murehwa South, who defected to the Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe (RDZ), had his house set on fire.

RDZ leader, Elton Mangoma, confirmed the incident to ZPP.

Source - Byo24News

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