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Mthuli Ncube appoints Acie Lumumba

by Staff Reporter

19 Oct 2018 at 21:55hrs | 28 Views

FINANCE Minister Prof Mthuli Ncube has appointed a controversial Zanu-PF activist the new spokesman for the ministry.

The appointment was confirmed by the finance minister on Friday.

William Gerald Mutumanje, better known as Acie Lumumba, will chair the ministry's 'Communications Taskforce' and will be expected to work three days a week.

Source - Byo24News

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