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Today crowd was bigger than the November crowd, says Chamisa

by Staff reporter

05 Jun 2018 at 08:45hrs | Views

Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa says the crowd that participated in today's' MDC-T demonstration demanding electoral reforms bigger than that seen last November in the march for former President Robert Mugabe to step down.

Chamisa said this while addressing his supporters that attended today's march.

@nelsonchamisa says the crowd that participated in the #MDCDemo demanding electoral reforms bigger than that seen last November in march for Pres Mugabe to step down #ZimDecides
— Clarkson Mambo (@cemambo) June 5, 2018

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Today crowd was bigger than the November crowd, says Chamisa

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