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Timba raps USA black citizens over 'Mugabe is right campaign'

by Stephen Jakes

20 Sep 2016 at 08:08hrs | Views

MDC-T official Jameson Timba has rapped the United State of America black citizens over their 'Mugabe is Right' campaign question if the campaigners meant that he is right about allowing corruption, human rights violations among other ills bedeviling the country.

A banch of block USA citizens were seen campaigning in solidarity with President Robert Mugabe at the USA Zimbabwe's embassy carrying posters reading, 'Mugabe is Right'. They claimed that they support him as a father of the Pan-Africanism.

"Mugabe is right about what? Poverty? Unemployment?, Missing Diamond money? Unpunished corruption? Police brutality?Cash shortages? Collapsed Health delivery system? Collapsed public education system? Multiple-farm ownership by Chefs? Collapsed industries? Broke government? Can someone just tell me what he is right about before I lose myself," Timba asked.

Source - Byo24News

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