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PHOTOS: ED must go, graffiti at Dzivarasekwa barracks

by Stephen Jakes

3 hrs ago | 1378 Views

Pictures: ED must go, writing on the walls of Dzivarasekwa barracks - at Brigadier General Fidelis Mhonda, vanochengetedza Zvigananda!!

Graffiti with messages reading 'ED Must Go' and 'No to 2030' has been spotted in Harare.

Source - Byo24News

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