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Riot police 'support' Tsvangirai

by Thobekile Zhou

14 Jul 2016 at 15:41hrs | 7444 Views

MDC-T legislator Jessie Majome has mocked members of the police support unit who camped at her party headquarters today saying they also wanted to catch a glimpse of Morgan Tsvangirai.

Tsvangirai is battling cancer of the colon.

"I guess they also want to welcome the president Morgan Tsvangirai" she posted on her official facebook page.

Tsvangirai resumed official duties on Wednesday.

Hundreds of party supporters together with heavily armed support unit police thronged Harvest House offices today.

Source - Byo24News

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