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'Don't fan factionalism,' Mutasa tells State media

by Staff reporter

06 Nov 2014 at 08:06hrs | 2030 Views

Zanu-PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa has broken his recent silence regarding Zanu-PF worsening factional and succession wars, imploring state media to desist from fomenting factionalism within the party.

Mutasa said Zanu-PF factional wars now needed to be contained ahead of the party's crucial elective congress scheduled for early December.

He said it was now an open secret that Zimpapers had an agenda against Mujuru.

He said newspapers attacking the VP are offside.

Source - dailynews

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