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Chris Mutsvangwa guns for Vice Presidency?

Christopher Mutsvangwa claims to have been the brains behind the operation restore legacy which saw the removal of former President Robert Mugabe. Mutsvangwa was seen in a video celebrating th...

Published: 12 May 2020 at 10:15hrs | 5245 | by Tinashe Matavire

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Columnist / Tinashe matavire

Chris Mutsvangwa guns for Vice Presidency?

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