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Zimbabwe's state of affairs very close to how it was in 2008 - Ncube

by VOA

27 Oct 2015 at 09:16hrs | Views

Opposition leader Professor Welshman Ncube warns that the Zimbabwean economy is tipping over as a result of neglect by the ZANU PF government, which is too preoccupied with factional and succession battles.

Source - VOA

Zimbabwe's state of affairs very close to how it was in 2008 - Ncube

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